Tarrant High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Tarrant, AL)

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' . , 1 J A 5 -wg-.,., CAROLYN REID ,,Kay,, Motto-You do not test the resources of God until you try the impossible. H Club. CORINA RICHARDSON Hcorkyn Motto-We prove our faith in the future by the plans we make. Secretary-Treasurer of Concert Choirg Secretary-Treas- urer of Future Nurses Club. RONNIE ROCKHILL Hkotkyu Motto-Say less and keep out of trouble. JAMES EDWARD ROGERS J, E, Motto-Fools rush in where angels fear to tread. WAYNE AUTRY ROTTON Motto--A wholesome tongue is a tree of life. Hi-Y. MILDRED ROUNSAVILLE Mlm Motto-If you have faith as a grain of mustard seed, nothing shall be impossible unto you. Library Clubg Y-Teen. JOHN PERRYMAN Firig6rE' Motto-A mule :an't pull while kiclcingg neither can you. Drafting Club, JERRY POE Motto-lt does no good to sit up and take notice if you lust keep sitting. Drafting Club. GAIL POWERS Motto-The greatest of all faults is to imagine you haven'tany, Future Teachers of America in 1957-58, HELEN FAY REESE ,,BUddy,, Motto-There's no art to finding the mind's construction in the face. Forum Clubg Y-Teen. 'Os tr

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HA.RVEY MOSS Hugs No o-The surest nay not to fail is to determine to succeed. RONALD EDWARD MURRAY Roche Motto-lf at first you don't succeed, try and try again. HivY. BOBBY ODOM ,,ROy,, Motto-If ar first you don't succeed, try again, then quit trying, don't make a fool of yourself. EDWARD RANDOLPH OWINGS Bullet Mono -Learn from the mistakes of others, you can't live long enough to make them all yourself. Head Monitor, President of Forum Club, T Club, Baseball. 1' - SANDRA LEE PAVEL Hsandyu Motto-Everyone has to live with himself, therefore, he should be sure he has good company. Library Club, Y-Teen. JANET SUE PAYNE Jan Motto-Any friendship you can buy costs more than it is worth. Monitor, Y-Teen. EDWARD PEACOCK Motto-When in school you flunk your studies iust remember the mighty oak was once a nut. FRANCES GAIL PEARMAN Motto-A good name is rather to be chosen than great riches, loving favor rather than silver and gold. Band, President of Library Service Club, Y-Teen. ROBERT WILLIAM PERDUE Hsobbyf, Motto-Nothing is opened more by mistake than the mouth. MARY FRANCES PERRY Fran Motto-Never apologize, your friends don't need it and your enemies won't believe it, Y-Teen.

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JUDITH LYNN SCALF Judy Motto-.lust as good as the best, but no better than the rest. Secretary of Y-Teens GARY HOUSTON SCOGGINS Scog Mono-Make your breaks, 'hen take advantage of them Basketball, Book Clubg Captain of Football Teamg T Club. JERRELL FRANK SKELTON lefty Motto-Love them all and like a few. Dramatic Clubg Library Service Club. JERRY R. SMITH Shorty Motto-Love all, trust noneg stay single and have fun, Library Service Club. Cf ROBERT CLETAS SMITH ,,RoWdy,, Motto-Don't worry about nothing, 'cause nothing won' be alright anyhow. Hi-Yg Monitor. VELERIA MONTEZE SMITH f'Tez Motto-A person who walks with faith in his heart neve walks alone. Concert Choirg Library Club. WILMA SMITH Z t r Motto-Kindness always pays, but it pays more when it isn't done for pay. Treasurer of H Club: Y-Teer' RAYBURN STRICKLIN Motto-Eat, drink, and be merry because tomorrow you may flunk. MARY KATHERINE SULLIVAN Kat Motto-What costs least and does the most is iust a pleasant smile, Library Clubg Y-Teen, WILLA DEAN SWEATT MottohGoodness is the only investment that never fails Library Clubg Y-Teen. ,ull