Tarrant High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Tarrant, AL)

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Arthur Eugene Leslie “On !olto: A winner never Quits and n quitter never winy. Hi-Y Caklene Levkns “Crpwlene Motto: Trent everyone as if it were his last day on earth. Y-Teens. Dramatic Club, Head Cheerleader Annual—Advertising David Lolley “Dave Motto: He who stands in the road to success will be run over by the progress of today. Katie Mae Long “Pee Wee Motto: Live, love, and be kind; die and be well thought of. Y-Treiw . Monitors’ Club Annual—Advertising Roger Long “Ace Motto: Keep your hands on the near things and your eyes on the far things. Newspaper Staff Maurice Edward Lovelady “Lovcrboy Motto: Words filly spoken are like apples of gold in pictures of silver. Red Cross Annual -Advertising Joe Madaris Motto: Lite and let live is the rule of common justice. Hi-Y, T-Club Annual—Second Staff Willie Leroy Mahaffey Motto: Justice shines by its own light. Annual—Second Staff Charles Ronald Marcus Ronnie Motto: The more you study the more you discover your ignorance. Hi-Y. T-Club Donald Renfroe Marcus Donnir Motto: Kites rise against, not with the wind. Red Cross

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Marion Hilton Hewitt “Mary Ann Mono; Savt your Confederate monry, boys. the South will rise a tairi. Dramatic Club. Y-Tren . Annual -Advertising Sylvia May Hobson Dcgo Motto: Don't say you’ll never do anything, ’cause you'll end up doing it. Y-Teens Annual —Second Staff Dallie Louise Hoceland Dillie Motto: Give your neighbor a chance, and remember kindness pays big dividends. Y-Teens. Student Council Annual—Second Staff. Advertising Edward Howard Hornbuckle “Eddie Motto; Anger makes dull men witty, but it keeps them poor. Annual—Advertising Motto: rattles. Hi-Y. T-Club. Red Cross Annual—Advertising. Committee Work Robert Gerald Hurst Jerry .Motto: A winner never quits: a quitter never wins. Hi-Y Harold Jacks “Sonny y Motto: It’s not how big the man is in the fight; it's how big the fight is in the man. T-Club. Hi-Y. Student Council Euel Franklin Jones “Frank Motto: Always do the right thing and let your conscience be your guide. Hi-Y. T-Club. Monitors’ Club Annual—Advertising. Committee Work Paul Kendall “Pill” Motto: Be of good courage. Monitors' Club. Dramatic Club, Forum Club Annual—Photography Charles Edward Lake Bobo, the big Nigger Motto: If at first you don't succeed, try, try again, and then quit trying; there's no sense making a fool of yourself. Red Cross. Newspaper Staff. T-Club. Student Council Annual—Committee Work

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Jack Martin, Jr. “Cactuii Motto: The world owes me a living. but I'll have to work hard collet ting it. Annual—Advertising Jerry McAnnally “Bab - )lotto: Some people hue to live, but I live to love. Sandra Davis McCombs “Sandy Motto: And though hard be the lask, keep smiling. Red Cross. National Honor Society. Newspaper Staff Annual—Second Staff Billie Earl Meadows “Sweet William Motto: Sometimes I just sit and think and sometimes I just sit. Joyce Allan Merritt “Cheeta Motto: Anything worth possessing is never quite possessed. Head Majorette, Dramatic Club. Y-Teens Annual Second Staff. Advertising Kenneth Millar Ken Motto Sever stop on just bring good, strive for the best. Annual— Photography Earnest Carl Missildine “Burr. Motto: If you need a helping hand, look to the end of your arm. Ili-Y. Student Council Sue Moon “Red Motto: To sit on the tack ol ambition and rise to the heights of success. Doris Dean Moore Motto: When a man's ways please the Lord, he maketh even his enemies to be at peace with him. Library Club Annual—Advertising Walter Edgar Moore. Jr. “Ed Motto: Lore is better than Red Cross Annual—Advertising