Thomas C Walker School - Eagle Yearbook (Gloucester, VA)

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Toni Louvenia Booker TB When sense is wanting; everything is wanting. Charles Ernest Carter Jr. Gain as much out of life as you possible can. Everline Roberta Reid Ebb Our dignity is not what we do but what we under¬ stand. Karl Martin Lemon Coon-eye A good name is better than precious ornament. Ellen Mae Carter Buttons I owe the world something, my best. John Wayne Graham Mouse To accomplish a goal you must first have one. Mary Elizabeth Pollard Sister It ' s better to ask a question and be a fool for a minute than not to ask and be a fool for life. Carl Linwood Arrington Spanky Love and be loved. 37

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Linda Berine Cooke Cookie Set your goals high and live up to them. Maurice Edward Foster Moe Live today and let tomorrow take care of itself. Geraldine Marie Howard Jerry Failure in the past; success in the future. Rueben Morris Spencer Ruby Make the best better. Margaret Diane Carter It is the mind that makes the body rich. Charles Vernon Burrell Chucky Set your goals high and with faith you shall achieve the impossible. Joyce Elizabeth Burrell Shortie It is better to give than to receive. Larry James Lockley Lock Roses are red, violets are blue, without Walker, we are through. 36

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Henry Julius Lemon June Only he deserves power who everyday justifies it. Ronald Carnell Johnson Fats I take things as they come . . . easy. Bernard Lee Davenport Josez Live to learn and learn to live. James Herman Foster Herman If study was the cause of death I ' d live forever Thelma Elizabeth Pollard Ziggie It is more important to be aware of the grounds for your own behavior than to understand the motives of another. CLASS COLORS --Blue Gold-- CLASS FLOWER --Yellow Rose-- CLASS MOTTO The roots of education are bitter, but the fruit is sweet 38