South Hill High School - Footprints Yearbook (South Hill, VA)

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FOOT PRINTS 1938 South Hill High School Thomas Goode Parham “He thrives with an o’ master- ing energy, knowing ami doing.” Ann Montoomery “An ideal girl in every way, the kind of friend not found each day.” William David Paulette “He’s hard to vin and hard to lose — his is a friendship I would choose.” Emily Louise Parham “Smiling she greets every morn.” Gafford Yancey Pleasants “Ye happy swain, ivhose heart is free from Love’s imperial chain.” Emily Estelle Paulette “With lots of pep, sincere in mind, the truest friend you’ll ever find.” Lewis Roberts “A mind he hath to help him on Life’s path — if he’ll let it.” Lillian Holmes Reekes “Her spirits high she always kept, and her friends she always helped.” Ten

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South Hill High School FOOT PRINTS 1938 John Paul Holmes “I am what I am, aiicl so will I be.” Ida Marie Harris Sweetness of disposition channs the soal.” Ken James Montgomery ‘‘An athlete, heart-breaker and gentleman all in one.” Sarah Elizabeth Hudson ‘‘W ell-mannered, gentle, quick to serve and able.” Ruth Elizabeth Jolly ‘‘To know her is to love her — we know her.” Alese Matthews “TI ' R i a smile on her face and a song in her heart.” Howard M. Northington ‘‘Why worry? Everything will turn out all right.” Lucy Ann Matthews ‘‘A face more fair, a smile more sweet, ne’er hath it been my lot to meet.” Nine

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FOOT PRINTS 1938 South Hill High School William Walker Ryland “Never heard yet always there.” Virginia Smith “A quiet mind is richer than a crown.” Robert Sanford “Silence is golden so let’s he silent.” Virginia Elizabeth Temple “Her charming ways do many friends acquire.” Edward Randolph Simmons “Nothing ever is a bother to me.” Elizabeth Sue Thomasson “ ’Turns her thinking of others made you think of her.” James Ira Smiley “Men of few tvords are the best of men.” Louis Gwendolyn Thompson “Hoiv modest, %vell accomplished and ivise.” Eleven