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THE LEXHl
Senior Class
WILLIAM ABERNATHY
“For daring nonsense seldom fails to
hit like scattered shot, and pass
with some for wit.”
JACK ALBER
“One thing is forever good; That
one thing is sucess.”
ENID AYERS
“Beauty’s a flower.”
JOE AYERS
“His voice, that list’ning still they
seemed to hear.”
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RALPH BAILEY
“I am as sound as a bell, fat, plump,
and Juicy.”
MURPHY BATES
“Quietness is best.”
SIDNEY BIESECKER
“Very witty, but unconcerned; He
went to classes too, and some
times to leam.”
JACK BLACKBURN
“He little troubles over tomorrow
woe; He takes things as they come
and go.”
HENRY BROWN
“The more one works, the more will
ing one is to work.”
DOROTHY BUMGARNER
“It is better to be faithful than
famous.”
GERALDINE BUTLER
“A sight to delight in.”
JERRY CISSEL
“What’s the hurry; there’s time when
I’m dead.”
MARY F. CLODFEL’TER
“Graceful, tall, and neat.
Makes your app>earance complete.”
FRED CONRAD
“A quiet lad with a modest air.”
NANCY JEAN CONRAD
“Always a good sport and willing to
do her part.”
PEGGY CONRAD
“Nice, friendly, clever.
She could talk on forever.”
RUTH COOPER
“Her sparkling eyes, her winning
smile.”
JAKE CROSS
“It is better to deserve without re
ceiving, than to receive without de
serving.”
LIB DARR
“Not a kindlier or sweeter one.”
MARGARET DARR
“She hath a heart as sound as a bell.”
RICHARD DEANE
“He keeps on the windy side of care.”
GERALDINE LEONARD DRAWDY
“Small service is true service.”
BRUCE ELLIS
“It matters not how a man dies, but
how he lives.’
Mascots: Jean Olive Snyder and
First row, reading left to right: Jackie Trexler, Elizabeth Darr, Gerry Butler,
Enid Ayers, Sally Griffin, Ruth Jones, Jimmie Blue Sowers, Becky Smith, Jerry
Cissel, Peggy Jean Thomason, Secretary, Stanford Tate, Treasurer, Paul Williams,
Vice-President, Bob Peeler, President, Bill Hedrick, Bob Leonard, Maxine Koonts,
Christine Koonts, Mary Sue Thomason, Gladys Story, Myrtle Smith, Patty Hege,
Ruth Cooper.
Second row: Sarah Hartley, Mary McLendon, Kathryn Sink, Jean Wooten, Evelyn
McDade, Dot Bumgarner, Pat Randolph, Sue Hooper, Maxine Kepley, Jeannine
Meacham, Adele Tuttle, Margaret O. Finch, Doris Lanning, Marie Koonts, Betsy
Swicegood, Nancy Conrad, Betty Mae York, Rozelle Harper, Geraldine Leonard.
Third row: Charles Williams, Edna Sue Sh(
Peggy Stiers, Peggy Simmerson, Barbara Lawrei
Perrell, Mary Eleanor Gray, Margaret Darr, Ma
Foy, Betty Jo Everhart, Mary Anne Hunt, DeNi
Potts.
Fourth row: Donald Myers, J. E. Sink, Herma
Harrison, Lois Varner, Murphy Bates, Tommy L
Clodfelter, Jack Swaim, Harold Lanier, William
Kapp, Jack Gosnell, Richard Thomason, Fred Coi
BETTY JO EVERHART
“She’s good natured and full of fun.
And alway manages to get some
work done.”
BRYCE EVERHART
“A better friends,there cannot be;
A Jollier lad you’ll never see.”
SAM EVERHART
“Roll on, world, and I’ll roll with you.”
MARGARET O. FINCH
“A great mind becomes a great
fortune.”
JUDY FOY
“To know her is to love her.”
CLAYTON GIBSON
“Not exectly afraid of work, but
rather not be intimately associated
with it.”
JACK GOSNELL
“Thy voice is a celestial melody.”
MARY ELEANOR GRAY
“Behind the poem is the poet's soul;
Behind the canvas throbs the art
ist’s heart.”
GERALDINE GREGG
“Nature has made her what she is;
We know not what will change her.”
SALLY GRIFFIN
“With eyes as brown as brown as
can be, a fairer maid you’ll never
see.”
ROZELLE HARPER
“Stick to it through thick and thin,
says this girl with the hearty gin.”
TOMMY HARRIS
“A word that is not spoken never
does any harm.”
DOROTHY HARRISON
“A swell girl to know. Has she got
a beau?”
SARA HARTLEY
“Her modesty is the citadel of beauty
and of virtue.”
BILL HEDRICK
“For men may come and men may go.
But I go on forever.”
FRANKIE HEDRICK
“Fine goods are always packed in
small packages.”
LOUIS HEDRICK
“With a word for everyone, and a
smile upon his face.”
PATTY HEGE
“A grin and a laugh, for everything
is funny.”
SUE HOOPER
“Beauty is its own excuse for being.’
GEORGE KAPP
"Happy-go-lucky, good looking, and
tree. Nothing is there that worries
me.
NEIL KEARNS
“Let us be thankful for the fools.
But for them the rest of us could
not succeed.”
JOHN HUDSON
“Five minutes—Zounds! I have been
been five minutes too late all my
lifetime.”
MARY ANNE HUNT
“Better late than never.”
EVA JARVIS
“Though I am always in haste, I am
never in a hurry.”
BILL JOHNSON
“Loves rules his kingdom without a
sword.”
JIMMY JOHNSON
“As a man might, he fights his fight.
Proves his truth by his endeavor.”
RUTH JONES
“Silence gives grace to this woman.”
MAXINE KEPLEY
"Blond of hair, eyes of blue.
Cheery smile, and giggles, too.”
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BARENT KOONTZ .
“Appears quiet without commotion
with good spirit and loyal devotion.”
CHRISTINE KOONTS
“Her ways are fair and dear and
good.”
MARIE KOONTS
“Nothing is more useful than silence.”
MAXINE KOONTS
“My heart is full of love for you;
Let’s always keep it bright and new.”
JACKIE LANCASTER
“I like work: it fascinates me; I
could sit and look at it for hours.”
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