West Fulton High School - Wefuhian Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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JOHN MICHAEL SPRATLING The person.ihle, unassuming young author of this ycnr's senior prophecy has unwittingly distinguished and endeared himself to all who know him for his imliviclunlity and unimpeachahle sense of integrity. These chfiriieteristies, in combination with his re- innrknihle creative .ihilities fexeinplilietl, particularly, in his writ- ingj, are reflected in his arnieahle relationship with people and are gimpliliecl in his proficiency in the communication arts. They are qualities which denmnd recognition--almost in spite of him. Ha 'wig 4 4 if li Mike was a soloist in a choral reading presented by several members of the senior class. 'g s' L. ,, N, 'J,,.p.qu 2 ' 1 5, 'Y 1-Mliuzf' syn' 'f11 ..1 l 'Qi RICHARD LEE STEWART WILLIAM MARSHALL STONE, JR. SHELBY ALFRED SUTTON JANICE ELIZABETH TAPLEY

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N 4 Ronnie is President of the Senior Class. ,f ' f Q M RONALD ORREN LUMPKIN Ronald Lumpkin is the personification of an extra-ordinary rarity-one who understands himself Evaluating himself ob- jectively and extending this ability to his evaluation of all the world, he stands in an admirable position at the center of a personal frame of reference that recognizes quality. Ronald's own respect for justice has earned him the respect of his classmates. If the first step to success be Know thyself, Ronald holds the ingredients for this intangible in his hand. RONNlE Q EQUEN WYATT SMITH GEORGE EVERETT SOUTHERN ANNA MARIE SPECHT MARTHA ANN STEWART

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'QM ALTA FAYE THACKSTON BETTY JO TOWNSEND JAMES RONALD WEST PWR ' dfmw VU! MYRNA GAIL THOMAS JERRY LAMAR THOMPSON RALPH HOWARD THOMPSON j' why-f -uf ROBERT ERWIN TUTTEROW MARTHA SUE WAGES HENRY GRADY WALLACE JOE HARGIS WHITEHEAD, JR. LOUIE STEPHEN WILLIAMS MARVIN HOWELL WILLIAMS