Tarrant High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Tarrant, AL)

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LYNDA CAROL HAMER “Lynn” Motto—It mailers not how straight lb© Rale, how charged with punishment, the scroll: you are the master of your fair; you are l he captain of your soul. Audio Visual Club; Cheerleader; Monitor; National Honor Society: Y tecn REBECCA JANE HAMMOND “Becky .Motto—I’d rather hr a doorkeeper in the house of the Ixrnl. than to dwell in the tents of the wicked. Bund; Book Club; Drum Majorette; Monitor; National Honot Society; Student Council FRANK F. HARPER •Motto—If at first you don’t succeed, try, try again. JAMES THOMAS HARRIS “Jim Motto If Cod he hu us. who can he against us? Forum Club; Football; Monitor; T Club MITCHELENE FOSHEE HARRIS “Mitch Motto - We can’t know what tomorrow holds, but we can know who hold tomorrow. National Honor Society RALPH LEON HARRIS Motto—Two wrong never make a right. Audio Visual Club BARBARA SUE HAYS “Susie” Motto—Love i the only service that power cannot command and money cannot huy. Monitor; National Honor Society; Kcd Crow; Tarrant Time Staff IKJRIS LANETTK HEFLIN Motto —My help comrth from the lx»rd. which made heaven and earth. Red Cross SHIRLEY GAYE HENDERSON “Red” Motto—Love others and you will profit by it. BRENDA GAIL HICKMAN “Brendy Motto—As a man thinketh. so i he. Library Representative 21

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WILLA DEANE GENTRY •‘Deane” Motto—God, give me the courage to face that which cannot be changed, strength to alter that wliieh can Ims changed, and wisdom to know the difference. Concert Choir; Dramatics Club; Monitor; Vteen JACKIE HARLENE GLAZE Motto—Friendship is not an accident; it i- something achieved. Baud; Tartant Times Stuff JAMES ERNEST GLENN “Jimmy” Motto The secret of happiness i- not in doing what one likes but in liking whul one lias to dp. Concert Choir; Forum Club; President of Library Club; Monitor MILDRED LOUISE GREEN “Lulu” Motto—Friendship is the highest degree of perfection in society. Library Club; Monitor; Y-teen JOYCE LaVAUGHN GRIGSBY Motto— Better is a little with righteousness than great revenues without right. National Honor Society SHIRLEY FAYE GRIMMETT “Shir” l oKo—Do unto others as they do unto you. Monitor; Y-teen CLAUDIA SUE GURLEY “Bug” Motto—A good name is rather to be chosen than great riches; loving favour rather than silver or gold. Book Club; Cheerleader; Concert Choir; FT A Club WILLIAM GERALD HALLMARK “Jerry” Motto—If Cod be for us, who can be against us? Drafting Club WANDA FRANK HALL “Blondie” Motto— 1 will count my blessings and at the end of the day thank Cod for them; then 1 will grow by my gratitude. Y-teen WINDA JO HALL “Wendy” Motto—Christ, the light of the world, is die light of my life. Library Representative; Monitor; Red Cross 20

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DAVID JACK HILL “Jew” Motto—Never give up for finally you will win. MARVIN L. HONEYCUTT Motto— Eat, drink, and Ik- merry, for tomorrow you may be drafted. Library Representative EDWARD EUGENE HORTON “Gene” Motto—Make two grim grow where there was only a grouch before. LESTER WAYNE HORTON Motto—Truth travels slow, but on the way it wrecks nothing. MARLENE HORTON “Moylene” Motto—I prayed for all things that I might enjoy life; I was given life, that I might enjoy all things. Library Club; Monitor; Y-teen GEORCE HENRY HOWARD “Zero” Motto—To always have a smile on my face, a song in my heart, and the light of Cod before me. Band; B« ok Club; Monitor: Know Your News TV Program: Tarrant Times Staff THERESA ANN HOWELL “Treasa” Motto— Your life is Cods gift to you; what you make of it is your gift to Cod. Y-teen JANET SUE HOWTON Motto- Look well unto this day, for every yesterday is but a dream of bliss, and every tomorrow is but a vision of hope. Library Gub; Y-teen BOBBIE CAROLYN INGRAM Motto—Love is better than fume. H Club; Y-tcen JOE EDWARD INGRAM “Jo-Jo” Motto—Love thy neighbor but don't let her husband catch you. 22