Tarrant High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Tarrant, AL)

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JANlCE ANlTA RlCHEY Nita Motto-Love all, trust none, stay single and have fun, Library Club, Y-Teens. PASTENE RICHEY Pat Motto-God is the only master than can master the problems that master you, Concert Choir, Forum Club, Junior Red Cross Council. JLJDITH ANN ROBERSON Judy Motto-Be wise as a serpent and gentle as a dove. Y-Teens. FRANCES ARLENE ROBINSON Frankie Motto-Only one life, it will soon be past, only what is done for Christ will last. Concert Choir, Y-Teens. ff, 125, 'hw' JAMES EDWARD ROGERS Motto-Never hit a man while he is downg he might get up. MILDRED ROUNSAVILLE Mini Motto-If you have faith as a grain of mustard seed, nothing shall be impossible unto you. Concert Choir, Library Club, Y-Teens. JOHN H. RUMSEY, JR. John Doe Motto-To master one's self is the greatest mastery. Disc and Diamond Honor Society, Utopian Science Society-Woodland High School. PATSY SCHATZ Schatz Motto-Always to be laughing, never to be sad, some- times to be naughty, but never to be bad. Junior Red Cross Council, Y-Teens. CAROL DEAN SELF Tickle Dean Motto-Your life is God's gilt to you, what of it is your gift to God. Concert Choir, Student Council, Y-Teens. ALBERT JEROME SERTELL Jerry Motto-lt's better to learn late than never. T-Club. you make

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fb' 5-5' MARY JEANETTE PREWITT Mona Lisa Motto-Smile and the whole world smiles with you, cry and you cry alone. Concert Choir, Future Nurses, Library Representative. HARRY ANDREW PRINCE Andy Motto-To be a good leader for Christ, you first have to be a good follower. Editor of Annual, President of Dramatic Club, Hi-Y President, Monitors, Student Council. CATHERINE PUCKETT Mickey Motto-Be friendly to all, hostile to none, always jolly and full of fun. National Honor Society, President of Y-Teens. RONALD RASCO Roscoe Motto-Don't gamble with the game of life, you can lose only once. Concert Choir, Junior Red Cross Council. BETTY JEAN REEVES Bei Motto-Live among men as if God were watching, and talk with God as il men were listening. Cheerleader, Junior Red Cross Council, Student Coun- cil, Y-Teens. WOODWIN BAXTER RICHARDSON Bax Motto-To laugh through life and then find out what the joke is about. T-Club. ALTON PAYNE Motto-It is well that war is so terrible, or we would grow too fond of it. DWAINE PEOPLES monk Motto-Better late than never. T'Club. LORIS GAYE PETERS Sam lll Motto-When you do what you can, God will do what you can't. Concert Choir, Future Teachers of America, National Honor Society, Y-Teens. PATRICIA ANN POE iipatu Motto-The elevator to success is not running, the stairs are slow but sure. Concert Choir, Library Club, Safe-Teen Drivers, Y- Teens. E91-i

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JAMES V. SMITH Smitty Motto-lf you're so smart, why aren't you rich? JIMMY SPARKS Sparkie Motto-Never put off until tomorrow what you can do today. Library Representative. SHIRLEY ANN STACK Hot-Rod Motto-Always expect the worst, and you'II never be disappointed, Library Club, Y-Teens. HERBERT KENNETH STATHAM Motto-Do unto others as you would have them do unto you, some day you may need a friend. MARY SULLIVAN Kai Motto-What costs least and does the most is iust a pleasant smile. HUGH DONALD SWANN Don Motto-Who walks with wisdom is safe from danger. GEORGE EARL SHARP Motto-To be conscious that great step to knowledge. Concert Choir, Dramatic Club. JO ANN SIDES Little Bit Motto-If you can't say something nice about a person, don't say anything. Library Club, Library Representative, Junior Red Cross Council. you are ignorant is a WILLIAM EDWARD SILVERS Hi-Yo Motto-Wear a smile, and you will always be happy. Hi-Y, Junior Red Cross Council, T-Club. LINDA JEWEL SIMS Blondie Motto-Next to love, sympathy is the most divine passion of the human heart. Future Teachers of America, H-Club, Y-Teens. A l