Tarrant High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Tarrant, AL)

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John Edward Gentry “Bunny Rabbit Motto—Don7 gamble with ihr game of life; you can lose only once. Hi-Y, Red Cross, Annual—Second Staff. Margaret Elois Giles “Little Bit Motto—Laugh and ihe whole world laughs with you. weep and you ueep alone. Martha Eli.en For bus Motto—One on Cod’s side is a majority. National Honor Solely, Newspapej; Staff. Club. (,)uix 'Em.( Joy Elizabeth Fortenberry Motto— Cod grant me the knowledge to accept the things I cannot change; the courage to change the things I can; and the wisdom to know the difference. Y -Terns. Bobby Joe Freeman “New Georgia Boy Motto—Then a man grows angry, his reason rides out. “T Club. Darlene Ganus Dotty Motto— Our love of mankind is the measure of our love of Cod. Forum Club. Future Teacher of America. National Honor Society. Newspaper Staff. Y-Teens, Annual Second Staff. few Juanita Jean Gilley “Nita Motto—Let your smile win a friend. Elver Earlene Gilliland Motto— Take dictation from no man unless you are his secretary. Dramatic Club, Newspaper Staff. Y-Teen . Annual —Second Staff. Lauretta Jane Glaze “Lolly Motto—May the banister of fife which down I slide be free from splinters. National Honor Society, Newspaper Staff. Y-Teens, Annual—Second Staff. Larry Alvin Gore JaMaJ (jjLfiJ “Silver Toe Motto—Live every day as if it were your last and someday you 11 be right. “T Club. Annual—Sports Editor.

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Virginia Ann Dunkin “Bug ” MolCo- -A stout heart breaks bad luck. Y -Teens. Helen Duken Mono— ? has achieved success who has lived well, laughed ojten and loved much. Dramatic Club. Y-Teens. Marie Bates Echols Motto— you ever need a helping hand, look at the end of your arm. Red Cross. Annual—Advertising. Donald Grant Elliott “Dude Motto—It is better to light a candle than to curse the darkness. Hi-Y. Red Cross. I (jSlsLA ' Donald Evans “Don Motto Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers. Calvin Ewing Joe Motto—ITork is made for mules, and they back up to it. I Mae George Fancher Motto—To sit on the tack of ambition end (Jise to the heights of success. Cheerleader, Dramatic Club, National Honor Society, Representative to Girls' Slate. Student Council. Annual—Second Staff. James Terrell Fields -Jimmy Motto—A man should never be ashamed to oun that he has been wrong. Dennie Floyd -Dimwit Motto—A man can do more than he thinks but never as much as he thinks he does. Cheerleader. Hi-Y, Monitors’ Cluly Annual Advertising. he forT i It? Ronnie Foote -Hoof- Motto—Justice without wisdom is impossible. Student Council. r

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Frances Green “Bashful” Motto— The joy late coming, late departs. Frn c Ifojnrryikcrs ' feAm rira, .Nurses’ Club. bHIRLEY V y. GR(FF15 Motto—The more you study the more you discover your ignorance. Monitor ’ Club. Y-Terns. Barbara Louise Gurley “Bobbie Motto— Your life is God's gift to you, what you make of it is your gift to God. Cheerleader. Dramatic Club. Student Council. Y-Iern«, Annual—Advertising. Max Arlin Gt thrie “Cuth Motto-Love all. trust none, slay single, and hate fun. Martha Ann Hadley “Patsy” .Motto— you don’t succeed the first again. Nurses’ Club. time, try Patsy Mae Hadley “Tiny” Motto— Help thyself, and God will help thee Nurse ’ Club. Gail Brown Hallmark “Country Motto— VA- up your troubles m the old kit bag and smile, smile, smile. YTeens. Annual—Advertising. Felix Elwin Hartley Motto— Why worry because ou are s6 dtfmb. remember the great Oak was once a little nut like you. Dramatic Club. National Honor Sorirly. Student Council. Annual—Second Staff. Barbara Fay Harvey Motto- ft r hate committed the golden rule to memory, now let us commit it to life. Nurses’ Club. Red Cross. Merrill Hayden “Bubbah” Motto--.-fn ounce of loyalty is worth a pound ■' cleverness.