Memory

	Lois Irene Ashlock "My spirits are nimble"
	Carole Elizabeth Bailey "I know you have a gentle noble temper, a soul as even as calm"
	Douglas Lee Bailey "His nature is too noble for the world"
	Juanita Ann Blakey "See what grace was seated on his brow"
	Jenny Lou Bocko "My library was dukedom large enough"
	John Carleton Bohaning "A marvelous, witty fellow"
	James Edward Cavanaugh "In thy face I see the map of honor, truth, and loyalty"
	Murriel Travis Collard "And it must follow, as the night the day, Thou canst not then be false to any man"
	Maria Darlene DeLewis "The good I stand on is my truth"
	Joyce Ann Embry "For tis the mind that makes the body rich"
	Norma Faye Embry "My crown is call'd content; a crown it is that seldom kings enjoy"
	Kenneth Ray Eschman "He is mild and gentle in his speech"
	Larry Lee Filburn "His grace has spoken well and justly"
	George William Fogle "Nature and Fortune join'd together to make thee great"
	Nancey Jane Ford "Those about her from her shall read the perfect ways of honor"
	Wilson Hayden Griffin "As you are truly noble"
	Jesse Ray Haven "He was wont to speak plain and to the purpose"
	John T. Howard "Most learned and most reverend sir"
	Judith Lee Jones "A gem to lighten all"
	Carol Elizabeth Kapfhammer "You bear a gentle mind"
	Claudia Herald Kiefer "In small proportions we just beauties see"
	Shirley Denita King "There was never yet fair woman but she"
	William Douglas Lancaster "Fleeter than arrows, bullet wind, thought, swifter things"
	Carl W. Lehr, Jr. "For courage mounteth with occasion"
	David Wayne Luckey "An affable and courteous gentleman"
	Bonnie Kathleen Lyles "A kind overlow of kindness"
	George Louis Mathena "Men of few words are the best men"
	Delores McEwen " Beauty and honor in her are so mingled"
	Lois Dene McFarland "Ever beloved and loving"
	George E. McHugh "Truly, an honest gentleman"
	John R. Meadows "A lad of mettle, a good boy"
	Linda Carol Meyer "Of an excellent and unmatched wit and judgement"
	Norman Watterson Miller "A bold, brave gentleman"
	Paul R. Morris "His better doth not breathe on the earth"
	Henry M. Nickles "Thou art a gallant youth"
	Saundra Kay O'Brien "A very riband in the way of cap of youth"
	Maggie Oller "For several virtues, have I liked several . . .; never any with so full soul"
	Margie Ann Palmer "The dews of heaven fall thick in blessings on her"
	Everett Jackson Polley, Jr. "I, thus neglecting worldly ends, all dedicated to closeness and the bettering of my mind"
	William Herbert Price, Jr. "I know him noble"
	Larry Fielding Reynolds "I owe no man hate, envy no man's happiness, glad of other man's good"
	Marvin Rice "I thank thee for that humor"
	Kenneth T. Rich, Jr. "In framing an artist, art hath this decreed, To make some good, but others to exceed"
	Robert Wesley Sadler "He's gentle and not fearful"
	Larry Lee Saunders "My learned lord"
	Thomas Franklin Scott "With his eyes in flood with laughter"
	Mary Jeanette Seng "The moon, were she earthly, no nobler"
	Martha Gail Smith "Her voice was ever soft; Gentle and low, an excellent thing in a woman"
	Mary Anne Smith "My Spirits are nimble"
	Connie Lee Tingle "My heart is true"
	Charles Edward Wirth "I know the gentleman to be of worth and worthy estimation"
	Mr. Charles Uzzle - Advisor "The place is dignified by the doer's deeds"
	Gary Heffernan A classmate who did not graduate with this class
	Joe Martin, Jr. A classmate who did not graduate with this class

For the Volume XXX of the ANNALS, the theme chosen by the staff was Shakespeare and the time in which he lived. All of the quotations have been taken from Shakespearean sonnets and plays.