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

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HOMOISELLE RUNNELS: “She is truly the great that is little in herself and that makes no account of any height of honors.” YVONNE RUPERT: “Good humor is always contagious.” ALLEN RUPPERT : “Happy in disposition, gifted in the art of making friends.” GERALD RUSHING: “Nature has given us two ears, but only one mouth.” NICHOLAS RUSSELL: “All the women in the world would not make me lose an hour.” BARBARA RYAN: “A good reputation is more valuable than money.” GENE SANDERS: “His ambitions and in¬ dividuality . will bring him success.” CLARA SAWYER : “Rich in friends, lavish in friendship.” CLIFFORD SCHERER: “He who knows not when to be silent knows not when to speak.” HAROLD SCHMIDT: “A finished gentleman from top to toe.” VERNELLE SCHMITT : “Care is an enemy to life.” ALBERT SCHNECKENBACH: “He bravely enters paths unknown.” FLORENCE SCHREIBER: “When a person hasn’t anything to say, that is the best time not to say it.” WILLIE MAE SCOTT: “Her heart is pure; her life is serene.” ELIZABETH SEARLS: “Active in body, peppy in spirit.” GLADYS SEITZLER : “Her ambitions are great.” .MARTHA SESSUMS: “Charming and petite, piquant and proud.” BETTY SH ALLCROSS: “Laughing, learned, literary.” R. B. SHEPHERD: “To be what we are and to become what we are capable of becom¬ ing are the only ends of life.” r MILDRED SHERMAN: “Full of the joy of living.” BETTY SILVA: “Friend more divine than all divinities.” CHARLES SIMPSON : “Having a cunning disposition and liking all sports.” LENORA SIMPSON: “She is all that fancy painted her.” MARTHA FRANCES SKELTON: “Words cannot express our high opinion of her.” A. L. SMALLEY : “Promptness, regularity, and dependability.” RUTH SMALLEY: “No matter when the time and where the place, she has a merry laugh in every case.” ALLUWEE SMITH: “You’ll never clamp a padlock on my tongue.” BILLY SMITH: “But still his tongue ran on.”

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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.”

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DOROTHY MAE SMITH: “Delightful to know and as kind as she is fair.” ELMER SMITH: “The cautious seldom err.” JESSALYN SMITH: “Fate tried to conceal her by naming her Smith.” JOHN SMITH: “Little by little the time goes by, short if you sing through it, long if you sigh.” MARIE SNEAD: “An even temper and gentle patience.” CLAUDINE SNELL: “Her mirth the world required; she bathed it in smiles of glee.” ALLEN SORY : “His studies are the least of her troubles.” LOREE SORY: “Modesty is the only sure bait when you angle for praise.” ANNIE BELLE SOSTAK: “Not a disturbing thought to be seen on her steady brow and quiet mouth.” WILSON SPARKS: “But why worry when a good time may be had for the asking?” RACHEL SP1LLER : “We love thy nature when thou dost improvise melodious strains.” EFFIE STANDLEY: “The great end of all human industry is the attainment of happi¬ ness.” FLOYD STARK: “His smile is seen before he is seen.” ROSALIE STARKEY: “A most fresh and delicate creature.” R. G. STARNES: “Boys who can be relied upon are always in demand.” VAUDEAN STEEDE: “A cheerful word, a winning smile. What could be better o’er life’s long mile?” JULIA STEPHENSON: “A skip and a jump will get you there. Why worry and carry a load of care?” »NAN STERLING: “As elegant as simplicity.” BILLY STEVENSON: “Some are wise; some are otherwise.” EDWIN STEWART : “Often seen standing near a wall; yet he is by no means a wall¬ flower.” ARTHUR STONE: “Steady, dependable, able to meet the responsibilities placed upon him.” INEZ STOREY : “Eyes never talked more loudly.” JANE STOVALL: “Precious gems always come in small packages.” ERNA MAE STRUESSY: “Happy am I; from care I am free. Why aren’t they all con¬ tent like me?” RAYMOND STRUBING: “I’ll follow the dictates of my own conscience.” ALBERTA SUNDERMEYER: “Quietude is a virtue itself.” FRANK SYNNOTT: “Up and going at all hours.” ELSIE LEE TALCOTT: “Virtue is like a rich stone, best plain set.”