Beckville High School - Beckvillian Yearbook (Beckville, TX)

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Mary Jones Never trouble trouble, till trouble troubles you. Joe Langley: All the world’s a camera waaeaanne “Smile, Please!’ Betty Fite Langford Many a girl has dropped her eyes -- and picked up a husband. Betty Joy Martin Often quiet, but always cheerful. Mary Pellham What's wrong about go- ing out on a limb -- That’s where the fruit is, isn’t ibe

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ee John Dodson Tall, dark, and handsome; what more could you want? Martha Allen To know her is to like her. Maxine Bailey Sympathy is what one gir] offers another girl -- in exchange for the details. Wendell Brevard A fellow with much fe- spect and kindness. Joyce Cordray High heels must have been invented by a woman - who had been kissed on the forehead.

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Billy Wayne Reed The trouble with being a good sport is that you have to lose in order to prove it. Arlin Ross When your work speaks for itself - don’t interrupt. Virginia Shivers If at first you don’t suc- ceed -- try -- try again! Then stop! There’s no need being silly about it. Clifton Stone The only golden oppor- tunities left for men to- day are -- Blondes! June Weaver Fair and gentle; good and true; Always sincere and dependable, too. Patsy Yarborough Cute, dark, sweet as pie; A better dressed girl you'll never spy.