Temple High School - Tiger Yearbook (Temple, OK)

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Seniors LINN JEFFREY Wills his gentlemanly ways to Aaron Mitchel. Better three hours too soon than a minute too late. - - Shakespeare GORDON REECE Wills his traffic fines to Billy Guerry. Curfew must not ring tonight. - - Thorpe PEGGY COUNCIL Wills her good sense of humor to Mill Jean Monk. A sweet voice, a little indistinct . . . and lays stress only on what is deeply felt. - - G. Sand RUTH McGEE Wills her sewing ability to Karen Bone. Her voice was ever soft, gentle, and low. - - Shakespeare BARBARA SPURLOCK Wills her long hair to Dorita Hooper. Ask me no questions and I will tell you no fibs. — Shakespeare GEORGE VENABLE Wills his bottle of sun tan lotion to anyone who needs it. Who does not love wine, women, and song, remains a fool his whole life long. - - Martin Luther NELDA PULIS Wills her old gossip to Shirley Brown. Gentlemen always seem to re- member blonds. - - Anita Loos CHARLOTTE WILLIAMS Wills everything but Clancy to Terry Hooper. Wife, cook, housekeeper doing the work of six. - - Gage JUDY TAYLOR Wills her black dress from Anastasia to Hope Veron. History is Bunk. Ford CLANCY WILLIAMS Wills everything but Charlotte to Jim Loftin. How sweet to discover he sighs not in vain. - - Dryden LUCILLE T ULLOS Wills her enjoyment of biology to Glenda Canary. So we'll go no more a'roving so late into the night. ” - - Byron

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Seniors Co-Sponsor: MR. GLEN ENGLE BILL MORRIS Wills his job at IGA to Robert Carroll. And as I tum me home. My shadow walks before. - - R. Bridges JEAVENA MULLINS Wills her car back to her mother. If you wish to preserve your secret, wrap it up in frankness. - - Smith LINDA SIMPSON Wills her empty pack of Winston's to Kay Brown. One hour's sleep before midnight is worth three after. - - Herbert JOHN NORMAN Wills his cushion to Dee Russell. The fever called living is conquered at last. — Poe CAROL THOMPSON Wills her reducing pills to anyone. Ring out wild bells, to the wild sky. - - Tennyson INDA LIPSCOMB Wills her seat at Walters Theater to Virginia Sims. MARILYN BRIDGES Wills her ability to always be on time to Joanne Norton. Part truth, part fiction; some thought, much whim, and all contradiction. - - Savage RONNIE SCRUGGS Wills all his themes to pep club for bonfires. Life, of time, that hints eternity!” - - Larcom LINDA DOWLEN Wills her parking place at sale bam to Ginger Wampler. In small proportions, we just beauties see. - - Jonson DIANA BERRY Wills her ability to say the wrong thing in World History to Tanna Mincey. Let the world; we shall ne'er be younger. - - Shakespeare DENNIS JONES Wills his ability in football to Curtis McClenny. A feather in hand is better than a bird in the air. - - Herbert Be bold! and everywhere - Be Bold ! But be not too bold! - - Longfellow

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BILLIE BARNES Wills her quiet ways to Deloris Taylor. As upright as the cedar. - - Shakespeare LINDA LEWALLEN Wills her dancing ability to Connie Witt. It would talk; Lord how it talked. - - Beaumont FREDDA CLOUGH Wills her ability to go with a younger boy to Oneta Weant. 1 have been in such a pickle since I saw you last. - - Shakespeare LINDA BRINLEE Wills her QUIET intelligence to Barbara Long. Silence, beautiful voice. - - Tennyson CARROLL NEWBERRY Wills this pose to anyone who can’t sit up. ”1 had a thing to say, but I will fit it with a better time. - - Shakespeare BOBBY BILBREY Wills his pick-up to anyone who wants it. Silence is more eloquent than words. - - Carlyle Sport royal. - - Shakespeare BETTY McILHANEY Wills her cup of ice to Judy Wrape. Lord! I wonder what fool it was that first invented kissing? - - Swift BECKY WORSHAM Wills her visitor's pass to Shep pard Field to Ireta Peek. My heart is true as steel. - - Shakespeare PAT MORRIS Wills her red hair to Nancy Poemoceah. To know her was to love her. - - Rogers ERNEST TAYLOR Wills his parking place at Temple Lake to Joe Eschler. The course of true love never did run smooth. - - Shakespeare CHARLEY RUSSELL Wills everything but his trophy to Billy Jack McGee. JIM AVENS Wills his steering wheel to anyone who has a tie-rod. Time is but the stream I go a fishin’ in. - - Thoreau