Spencer High School - Spencerian Yearbook (Columbus, GA)

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LARRY M. LYNN “If you’re going to leave the band of life, you must face the music.” KATHY MAHONE “Better an open enemy than a false friend.” VICTORIA MANUEL “Always helpful, jolly and gay. getting sweeter every day.” GEORGE MARTIN “He’s worth his weight in gold.” LAMAR MARSHALL “Full of mischief and seldom blue.” DEBORAH A. MATHIS “The longer you know her, the sweeter she grows.’ CLARA L .MAYS “She’s small, but so is a stick of dynamite.1 DEBBIE McGLAUN “Here today, gone tomorrow.” RUTH McKNIGHT “Born talking, never lost her birth right.” SAMMY MERCHANT “All the fitness he requireth is to feel your need of him.” BEVERLY L. MITCHELL “Faults are thick where love is thin.” JOHN MOBLEY “I was bom for something great — now what was it?” RODNEY MORRIS “Whosoever would be a man must be a noncon- formist.” TANYA MORRIS “Don’t let her small size fool you.” CAROLYN MURPHY “Good things come in small packages.” 24

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PATRICIA JOHNSON “Never without a good word for all.” ARNOLD JONES If only I could do things I think of.” DELLA JONES “Life is too short to worry—the man who under- stands this woman is qualified to understand pretty well everything.” SHIRLEY JONES “The love that follows us sometimes is our trouble.” RUBYNELL JORDAN “Measured by quality not quantity.” PAUL R. JUSTICE “Easy going, but he gets there just the same.” MARTHA L. KING “Quiet persons are welcome anywhere.” MARY LEWARNE “A merry heart maketh a cheery countenance.' DEBBIE LUTZ “Simplicity is a jewel rarely found.”

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MARILYN MURRAY “Her mind is like a railroad time-table, subject to change without notice.” EDWARD J. NIX “A man for all seasons.” JEFF R. NORWALL “Be like wire and you won’t get stepped on.” DOUGLAS R. NORMAN “We’ve got to build a better man before we build a better society.” LINDA OLIVER “It’s a friendly soul that always wins an abundant lost of loyal friends.” WILLIAM PATTERSON “A witty remark for every occasion.” LISA PERO “Quiet and self composed.” DIANNE PORTER “She may look quiet, but look again.” THOMAS POWELL “The wit of a sentimental cynic will cut open the heart for truth.” 25