John H Reagan High School - Spur Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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ROSEMARY CLAYLAND: “Her loveliness I never knew until she smiled on me.” MARGARET CLEMENTS: “Be Rood, sweet maiden, and let who will be clever.” ALICE CLIFTON: “Her nature is open and bright.” MERCILE CLYBL7RN : “She moved among her race with a glorious morning face.” LESTER COLEMAN: “Earnest and sincere, constantly endeavoring.” ED CONWAY: “Sleep hath its charms.” H. C. CORLEY : “Wise to resolve and patient to perform.” TOM CORNELIUS: “Cautious self-control is wisdom’s root.” JOHNNIE COSKEY: “A careless song, with a little nonsense in it now and then, does not misbecome a monarch.” IBYL COUCH: “No wealth is like a quiet mind.” MARY BOB COUGHRAN: “To know her is to love her, for great are her resources.” LOIS COURTNEY: “How sweet and gracious even in common speech.” EDWARD COWART: “The boy with the dreamy eyes.” FRANCES COX: “Self do, self have.” MARY CRAVENS: “There’s fun in everything I meet.” MARY CRAWFORD: “Diminutive and full of fun.” LILLIAN DATTNER: “She finds it pleasant to mix with anyone.” EARL DAVIDSON: “Born for success, he seems.” ED DAVIS: “A light heart lives long.” FRANCIS DAVIS: “He cannot frown, for he never tries.” JOHN DELMOT : “A rare personality which invites friends and keeps them.” FLETA BELL DE ROUEN: “Hang sorrow; care will kill a cat.” YVONNE DE VILLIER: “A heart benevolent and kind.” MARVIN DE WOODY: “Courage to face life’s battle, ambition enough to win.” OLA DINGES: “Nothing is more delightful than enthusiasm.” MAXINE DOUGLAS: “She has eyes so soft and brown. Take Care!” JACK DOW: “Worth makes the man.” DIXIE DOWNING: An industrious, trust¬ worthy classmate.”

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NINA LOIS BUNTING: “The shortest ladies love the longest men.” ELOISE BURNETT: “A steady, earnest stu¬ dent with a courageous heart.” W. C. BURNS: “A good pal and a good sport wherever he may be.” VIRGINIA BURTSCHEL: “Slow and steady wins the race.” ELMER BUSCH: “I will find a way or make one.” HARRY BUSCH: “A splendid chap with an industrious mind.” PAUL BYBEE: “Worth, courage, honor — these indeed your sustenance and birth¬ right are.” EDWIN BYRD: “Lo, he cannot be still!” • MINNIE MAE BYRNE: “Kind words gladden so many a heart.” BETTY CAESAR: “An unadorned face is worshiping the beauty and truth of nature.” 5 SYBIL CAIN: “She radiates a brilliant arc of quiet charm.” RICHARD CAMPBELL: “I am here to vex the world.” ALEX CARGILL: “Never did a trig problem get him down!” LINDA CARPENTER: “The mildest manner and the greatest heart.” ANN CARTER: “When she had passed, it seemed like the ceasing of exquisite music.” BILL CEARLEY : “What’s the matter, Bill? Can’t you take a joke?” AUDREY CHALON: “The little French maiden with the black curly hair.” ® CONSTANCE CHANOS: “Dignified, quiet, and rare.” KATHRYN CHAPMAN: “Music is a part of her soul.” L. O. CHAPMAN: “Scorn dull work, and live delightfully.” IVY MAE CHRISTIANSON: “Ingenuity, originality, wisdom, and worth.” DIXIE JANE CHRISTOPH: “Dancing daugh¬ ter of delight.” KENNETH CHURCH: “Speech is great, but silence is greater.” BOB CLARK: “I’ll not budge an inch!” ELMER CLARK: “He is a jolly good fellow.” GERALDINE CLARK: “Her cheeks are like the blushes that cloud Aurora’s face.” J. L. CLARK: “Man alone is interesting to man.” ANNIONETTE CLAY: “Nimble fingers ac¬ companied by a nimble mind.”

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JIMMIE DUNCAN: “He finds an endless source of pleasure in teasing.” ELENE DYE: “Well liked is she.” MARY ALINE EARHART: “Thoughtless of beauty, she was beauty’s self.” LEWIS EBERSPACHER: “Our musical ahilily names us from afar.” DOROTHY JEAN EFFINGER: “Her eye was bright, a well of love, a spring of light.” PEARL EHRLUND: “There was a soft, a pensive grace, a cast of thought upon her face.” VERA EHREN: “She chuckled in her joy.” JAMES ELLIOTT: “Courteous, amiable — withal a gentleman.” ROBERT ELLISOR: “He is a good sport and is full of fun.” FLORENCE ENGLISH: “ ’Tis well to be merry and wise.” EDITH EPLEY : “She’s die old reliable, true blue, fourteen carats, and more, too!” MILDRED EVANS: “Plain without pomp and rich without show.” EARL FARBER: “He hath no scorn of com¬ mon things.” WILBERT FAREK: “A diligent mind that thinks deeply.” NELL CATHERINE FARRELL: “A demure damsel was she.” ANNA FEAGIN : “Such looks, such mind, and matters as such.” VELMA FEHRLE: “Too true to flatter, too kind to sneer.” EDNA FERGUSON: “A comrade blithe and full of glee.” MARION FINCK: “Come what will, I am satisfied.” FLORENCE FIORILLA: “Success comes to those who work, true in heart and true in purpose.” DOROTHY FITZE: “So true her heart, so Southern her speech.” KENNETH FLEMING: “He makes a jolly, bright, and good companion.” ROGER FLOWERS: “One’s wisdom is not judged by one’s size.” ALFRED FOOTE: “I say what I mean; I know what I think.” WILLIAM FULLICK: “A will inflexible.” BERNARD GABLER: “Every man must get to heaven in his own way.” NORMAN GABLER: “His hobby is collecting stamps, rifles, and shotgun shells.” RUBY GABLER: “Here is a lady gentle and kind.”