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

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ELLA MARIE NG: “She is the joy of the in¬ structors and the despair of her class¬ mates.” CECIL NIXON: “He paddles his own canoe; as a result, he’s never at sea.” LA VERNE NOESSEL: “Self-getting, seeking ever empty cups of love to fill.” KENNETH OLIVER: “His work is in being, not in seeming.” MARIE PALMER: “Little Miss Prudence.” CHRISTINE PARKER: “Her wit and humor and charming personality combined with her tireless energy will carry her far.” JOSEPH PARKER: “Nothing makes one so popular as kindness.” ARLO PASENHOFER: “A musical comedy always chewing gum.” VIOLA PAYNE: “Quietude and kindness on all occasions.” BERRY PEARSON: “A ruddy drop of manly blood the sturdy sea outweighs.” MILDRED PECH: “A sincere, loyal, and true friend.” JOSEPHINE PECORE: “Prepared to meet life, smiling always.” HARDY PETERS: “A bundle of energy, of thought, and of fun; he never looks back, once he’s begun.” HAZEL PETERS: “Always working for things worth while; win or lose — a good-natured smile.” • MARGARET PETERS: “A sweeter girl there ne’er can be, as generous a one as you wish to see.” MYRLENE PETERSON: “Defiant and tear¬ less, reliant and fearless.” AUBREY LEE PETTIT: “A man not perfect, but a heart so high.” WILMA PFEFFER: “Laugh and the world laughs with you; so laugh.” BILLY PHILLIPS: “He is a wide awake, happy boy.” EVELYN PICK: “There is always something brewing when she’s around.” DOROTHY PLANK: “There is no knowledge that is not power.” WILLARD PLENTL: “One who marches straight forward and never turns his back.” JUL IIIS POHI.: “Wisdom is the principal thing; therefore get wisdom.” JANE POLK: “Nothing is rarer than real goodness.” VELMA POPHAM: “Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm.” LOUISE PORTER: “She spoke at the right time, hut at no other.” ROSE PRAZSKY: “Speech is great; silence is greater.” THOMAS PRESSWOOD: “Courageously grin¬ ning, contagiously winning.”

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ARTHUR LEE MILLER: “There is delight in singing.” JIMMIE MILLER: “He is the pink of courtesy.” PAULINE MILLER: “She is as constant as the northern star.” C. B. MILNER: “Be good, sweet maid, and let wh o will be fair.” MORINE MINOR: “She is fair to see and sweet, dainty from her head to feet.” JOHN C. MITCHELL: “Courage isn’t a bril¬ liant dash.” ANN MIZE: “Her eyes would flash in a heavenly heat, a fire that even in anger was sweet.” GUNDER MOLLER : “We welcome him into our ranks.” ROWENA MONTGOMERY: “A deep thinker, a hard worker, with a smile for all.” JAMES MOONEY: “Silence is as deep as eternity.” FRANCES MOORE: “A very winsome miss.” MARJORIE MORGAN: “Precious packages are put up in small bundles.” FRANCES MORONEY: “Just little and cute.” EVELYN MORRIS: “Ambitions never go un¬ rewarded.” HENRY MORRIS: “He never spake a word beyond his need.” EARL MORRISON: “Oh, he’s a jolly, jolly good fellow.” EDMUND MOSER: “He gave to study all his care and mind.” ELIZABETH MOUNT: “A friendly person is a joy forever.” MARIE MUELLER: “Sweet and smiling are her ways.” WILL MULLEN WEG: “To his classmates he is linked by that closest of ties — friend¬ ship.” g HELEN MULLER: “Give the world the best you have, and the best will come back to you.” HAROLD MURPHREE: “His life was gentle, and the elements so mixed in him that nature might stand up and say to all the world, ‘This was a man’.” HARRY MURRAY: “Just a wee bit timid, though you’d never guess how many sweet¬ hearts he does possess.” ATWOOD MYKLEBUST : “Life is not so short but that there is time enough for courtesy.” ORETHA NANNEY : “Earth holds no other like thee.” FERDINAND NELSON: “A man who lives right and is right has more power in his silence than another has by his words.” GEORGE NEWELL: “He loved his fellow men sincerely and acted from honest mo¬ tives purely.” LILY NEWMAN : “A violet by a mossy stone, half hidden from the eye.”

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ROBERT PREUSSER: “Content to do the best you can; by such a creed you’ll be a man.” MELVIN PRICE: “Let us dance and be gay.” ANGELENA PUCCIO: “A modern Diana.” JOHNNIE BELL PULLIAM: “Oh, what power of art she has.” LILEY PURVIS: “It wasn’t the hare that won the race.” MILTON PYNDUS: “A great gap may be filled with small stones.” ELMER RACK: “Whittling to beat Will Roger’s record.” MARIE RAINWATER: “Favors to none, to all her smile extends; oft she rejects, but never once offends.” DONALD REED : “He needs a Dr. Pepper.” VERNON REICHLE: “The world is his oys¬ ter; he is the pearl.” JUANITA RENFRO: “She was a phantom of delight when first she gleamed upon my sight.” BEATRICE REYNOLDS: “Alert in mind, zealous in spirit.” E. J. HAMILTON RHODES: “A little non¬ sense now and then is relished by the best of men.” KATHRYN RHODES: “One there is who is sweet and fair and kind, and this is she whom I have in mind.” JAMES RICHARDSON : “He never tries to find fault.” EDDIE ROBERTS: “Let me have music, and my heart is in delight.” JOSEPHINE ROBERTSON: “The silver voiced nightingale.” WALTER ROBERTSON: “Quiet and unas¬ suming, I wend my way.” BILLIE BOB ROBINSON: “Sooner or later the honey bee will get him.” C. J. ROBINSON: “It takes some sense to play the fool.” FAYNETTE ROCHESTER: “She talks and smiles forever.” JEAN ROFFNER: “Silence is the best orna¬ ment of women.” DOROTHY ROGERS: “Wisdom is to the soul what health is to the body.” RAYMOND ROMAN: “Music is the poor man’s Parnassus.” DOROTHY ROMMEL: “She meets the old world smiling.” PHILLIP ROWELL: “His ambitions will bring him success.” VESTA ROWELL: “Soft peace she brings whenever she arrives.” VERNA LYNN ROY: “Her calm, gentle sweetness, gracious self-composure, seren¬ ity, and complacency set her apart from the multitude.”