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Frank E. Austin, Jr. "Happy am I; from care I am free." |
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Judith Ann Brown "She was ever fair and never proud, had tongue at will, and never loud." |
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Vernon Dale Brunner "Life is a jest, and all things show it." |
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Gary Douglas Bufkins "He that is of merry heart has a continual feast." |
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Richard Arnold Click "Once a gentleman, always a gentleman." |
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Edward Paul Ditmer "A gentleman is what one seldom sees." |
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Jane "Toni"
Dowell "To know her is to love her." |
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Freddy Edwards Unfortunately injured on the football field, he would have graduated with our class. |
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Sharon Ann Fields "She has a very, very tender heart." |
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John Earl Fryrear "Always ready to laugh without forgetting life's serious side." |
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Curtis E. Hatfield, Jr. "To be strong is to be happy." |
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Sylvia Louise Hamilton "There's the humor of it." |
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William Charles Huhn "The happiest heart that ever beat." |
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Robert Dean Lewis "I will laugh and be merry, remember the world is better with a song." |
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Elizabeth Savannah Maxwell "To a young heart everything is fine." |
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William E. Morris "A man is a man for a'that." |
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Judy Montgomery " 'Tis good will which makes intelligence." |
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Don Hilbert Nicholson "Yea, he did fly upon the wings of the wind." |
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Rowland Lee
"Romeo" Owens "All's right with the world." |
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Eleanor Irene Simpson "The joy of youth and health her eyes displayed and ease of heart her every look conveyed." |
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Gail Lynn Simpson "The grass stoops not, she treads on it light." |
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Durward Dean Tomes "Actions well done as if by a king's son." |
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Joe Michael Toole "His hearty laugh is often heard." |
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Leslie R. Wilson "Obedience is the key to every door." |
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Mary Ann Yentsch "Her beauty made the bright world dim." |
