Brownwood High School - Pecan Yearbook (Brownwood, TX)

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Sonia Poll Roy Allgood-English got him down Joe Ben Ashton- only weeds grow tall I Ann Ator-the loud laugh that spoke the vacant mind Mary Jo Autry-A cheerful smile will brighten any dark corne' Evell Bailey-the girl with dimples Jackie Bailey-in love with life Billy Baker-A big-little guy Marcelle Baker-a good sport Mary Carolyn Ball-a girl with a smile 'is a girl worth while Elaine Banks-A Flower of the Rarest Quality Jimmie Berry-Friendly at all times Lee Roy Birdsong-I-Ie's kind to dumb animals Jerry Bishop-On him Green looks good Shirley Bowden-she gets some fun out of life Buster Boyd-I talk, I laugh, my life is complete Bobbie Boyette-OH! her love troubles Wayman Brashear-He loves the life he lives Bobby Brice--Free as the birds in the tree Earline Broome-Lady with Ideas Ardys Brown-Miss Perpetual Motion Frances Bucy-A diploma-my kingdom for a diploma Jean Bymun-We wonder how she likes Japan Roy Byrd-He lets his conscience be his guide Patsy Byron-why worry when life is so short Barbara Caffey-the girl with the sweet disposition David Camp-When convinced against his will he is of the same opinion still Patsy Capps-She knows what she knows and she knows that she knows it Jessie Mae Casson-Duty is her watch word ' Preston Cawyer-Everybody likes him cause he's a regular guy John Chaney-Life is too short for books Bill Chesser-There is bubbling mischief in his smile Dorothy Hope Coffee-where there's life, there's Hope Imogene Coffee-Perfect combination of beauty and brains Billy Coggin-I profess to know how women's hearts are wooed and won Ted Cole-though quiet he is a friend to many Wayne Colvin-quiet though, resourceful Frankie Connell-is he like the Frankie Daphine Coppic-Its nice to be natural when you are naturally nice Lloyd Corder-always friendly Janet Courtney-That prance twhen marchingl June Curtis-it's a great life if you don't weaken, but it's more fun if you do Jeanette Davis-rather shy, but dependable Margaret Dawson-She is quiet and reserved by nature George Day-everyone's friend Edith Dennis-She likes to be herself Truman Donahoo-not afraid of work, but not eXB.CUy in sympathy with it Ernell Early-is she the early bird who got the worm . J. C. Elkins--smile and give .your face a rest Jodie Embrey-I am not as bashful as I look Alfred Evans-a lad so meak and mild Coralee Fain-she lends light to anyone in need Hayden Fields--a little man with big ways Maxine Fletcher-a jolly girl who knows a lot but can't think of it , Mary Sue Forehand-a swell person to be friends with but no good for an enemy Clinton Fox--Super Duper lwhatl Monta Jean French-She believes in women's rights Geraldine Fuller-is she really shy or just sensible Melba Ruth Fuller-what will the band do for another bass horn player Bobbie June Funderburg-Never known to be in a hurry Howell Furry-Ideas trouble him even more than women Carolyn Gaines-Hubba-Hubba! Jack Geddes--Prudent, quiet and ever right Billy George-OH! that hair Bobby Gilbreath-Girls, can't you fight it off? Jimmy Gill-shy tat school! Margaret Gill--Her silence shows no lack of thought Fred Graham-the boy with all the smiles Bob Graves-He isn't afraid of anything unless its a woman Don Graves-He flies through the air with the greatest of ease Bobby Green-or you sure he is that color Betty Grindstead-she is very energetic Uoyjce Hamrick-The Joy of life Jean Hancock-cute or at least quite a few people think so June Harlow-short, and funny Elmer Haynes-always on time Qto Englishj Carolyn Hayes-OH! what pretty hair Bobby Herman-He has a soft and foolish heart toward the fair sex Beth Herring-do you really think she is afraid of men? Mary Holmes-a girl so meek and mild Wynon Holmes--Truly she has a great mind and cute, too Mae Jean Howlett-always ready to laugh at a joke George Hubbard-tall but loveable Ouida Hudson-smart as a whip, Ouch! Colleen Huling-Why mothers get grey Patsy Hunt-when she goes hunting she usually gets what she goes after Florene Jenkins-another bass horn player, these girls love to carry heavy things ...1,....-A................,a.,. . I ,, ,A ,

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