St Johns College High School - Taps Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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f r SENIORS BARBER COOK He is the schemiest schemer that ever scumf, LYNN COOK He is 4 scholar, and a ripe good one. REBECCA ANN DAVIE As merry as the day is longf, -IEANETTE EAST Her ways are ways of pleasantnessf' PAUL GUTHRIE Full of love if only I could express it. LLOYD I-IAMNER 'Lazy, slow and unconcerned, he went to class and sometimes learned. JOE I-IASSELL Sometimes I sit and think and sometimes I just sitf' LEWIS HASSELL Smile even though it hurts your facef' JACK HINTON He is up in his classes, he has read many books, but he doesrft care for girls or their looks. ELIZABETH MAE HOWTON If ever in doubt, giggle. Page Nine 5' wwf +54 4 is Q 5 . 'F

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SENIORS JOHN ANDRE Six feet of fun. ALBERT APPLEGATE If brains were dynamite you would blow up the World. ROBERT BARKSDALE With virtue and quiet lie' may conquer the world. RAY BOLING Better late than never ELSIE BURGESS Not that I love work less, but that I love fun more. MARIE BUTLER A perfect talking machine? JANICE CAUSEY Thy modesty is a candle to thy merit. LEOLA CHANDLER A charm attends ber everywhere. WOODROW CLEMENTS Work is the keyword to achievement. RALPH COLLINS Diligence will conquer all. Page Eight

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so-.L . I X SENIORS MARY LOUISE I-IULSEY Sl1e loves to lauglv, slve loves to walk, and oh, my lvow slve loves to talkf, CLYDE JONES Shy in class but no! so with llve girlsf, GEORGE JONES And tlve wonder grew, tlvat one small head could carry all lze knew. STERLING KIZZIAH Men of few Words are tlve best menf' DIMPLE LIVINGSTC'N Ever mild and gentle in lzer avaysf, DORIS LOCI-IRIDGE None know but to love her, none name lner but to praise kerf, MILDRED LOCHRIDGE The smallesl and tlze clearest. PAUL MARTIN An embalmer to be, lzere's lvoping none of us l7e,ll seef' DONALD MILLAR A sober youth, steady and lvard working., EDWARD MILLAR Knowledge comes but wisdom lingersf, Page Ten J