Fort Stockton High School - Panther Yearbook (Fort Stockton, TX)

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RICHARD REEVES In life destined to be a man—worthy to be called so. BONNIE RICHARDSON A big blue-eyed blonde! How many have fallen victims to her wiles? HENRY SHELLENBERGER There's honesty, manhood and good fellowship in thee. MARY HELEN SLATEN A better sport you never find, For bumps and knocks she doesn't mind. JOAN SLAUGHTER A rare combination of personality, talent and beauty. LILLIE SMETAK O for a million like her! She hides all cares beneath a smile And still believes life worth while. SHIRLEY SMITH Queen rose in the rosebud garden of girls. DOTSIE STEPHENSON Will there ever be another so winsome as she— Laughing, loving and lifting?

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WARDEN MAYES Life is a succession of things to be licked, enjoyed or endured. Warden licks 'em! WESLEY MEASDAY Youth is the time for laughter and love; And I have lived—seventeen years! EMMA MORALES Fair, modest, sweet— True, sincere, kind. BILLIE MERLE McDONALD Tall and slender. And musically inclined is she. EDGAR NICKS His grin is fatal — yet He and worry have never met. DWIGHT PATILLO He does not bother anyone by talking too much. BOBBYE PAYNE A handsome girl, just bubbling over with fun. G. H. RAINWATER Begone, dull Care! I prithee begone from me! Begone, dull Care! Thou and I shall never agree.

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WENDELL STRAHAN An eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth— I'm for the girls, to tell you the truth. BILLIE RUTH STUCKE She has two eyes so soft and brown. Take care! Take care! She gives side glances, then looks down— Beware! Beware! MARGERET TAYLOR Quite calm and deliberate—especially deliberate. ANN THORN It's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. BOBBY WALKER If I quit talking the world will faint— and it musn't. SONNY WARNOCK A plant in our garden that made no fine show of fruit. But without whose pollen the garden had been barren. BILL WESTERMAN T may not be so very tall. But neither was Napoleon. RICHIE JEAN WHITE Dainly and neat Sweet and petite, Is she.