Byrd High School A Seniors Continued; Caddo, Louisiana
Submitted Aug. 16, 2000
Submitter: V. Richardson
(After the first set of A seniors were complete, there was another
section added.  I am not certain, but these could have been the retakes?
They are not part of the B Senior group.)

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#30
Vernon Anderson - Politeness goes far but costs nothing.
C. Y. Brandeau - To be famous, one must be cautious.
Vivian Cargill - A cheerful disposition is a fund of ready capital.
Tom Connoly - Sturdy of character and keen witted.
Henry Cook - A good mixer (you know what).
Thelma Courtney - A sweet and generous nature.
Gladys Finelle - She doeth well who doeth her best.
Samford Foster - Eat drink and be merry, for yesterday you might have died.
Harry French - Flirtation is attention without intention.
Monette Gallion - Chatter, chatter as I go.

#31
Ethel George - Good nature and friendliness well expressed.
Emile Gesn - Oh youth, forever dear, forever kind.
Virginia Greenlee - Sensible and kind.
Inez Harris - All of our learning comes not from books.
Geneva Harrison - She loves all and lives for those she loves.
June Hagar - When joy and duty clash, let duty go to smash.
LaVey Lamb - In steady pursuit of knowledge.
Marjorie Langston - All seems beautiful to me.
John D. Lindsay - For little cares and worries, he never seemed to mind.
Martha Linsay - Silence is a true friend who never betrays.

#32
Dorsey Long - Shucks! Only 99.
Charles Maryman - He is the guardian of his fate.
Lois Mathis - A twinkling eye bespeaks a good nature.
R. C. McCoy - The world is still ignorant or its greatest men.
Homer McDowell - Music is the universal language of mankind.
Richard Melton - More than a name makes a gentleman.
Minerva Moore - The eyes are the windows of the soul.
William Morgan - What a folly world we live in.
Nellie Mae O'Donnell - Let me have an audience for a word or two.
Cloise Pharis - Always faithful.

#33
Herman Poleman - He's a man of his word.
Ernastine Ray - Just a ray of sunshine.
Iris Sanders - Good humor is the health of the soul.
Louise Short - She came, she stayed, she graduated.
Ruby Stroud - By saying nothing we pass for wise.
Eloise Taylor - Let not books interfere with pleasure.
Frank Tenny - Mirth is his middle name.
Talmadge Tinsley - The noblest mind, the best contentment.
Maurice Wray - In the game of life, he will buck the line for gains.
Margaret Yates - She's a girl of artless grace, nice as can be and fair of
face..