Stephen F Austin High School - Bronco Yearbook (Bryan, TX)

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Johnny Ponzio It takes no chain to hold his friend- ship. Linny Quintero Those eyes, that hair, is it a wonder all the girls stare! Sylvia Rankin Something attempted, something done, has earned a night’s repose. Jacqueline Reese Her ready smile and cheery “hello will gain her frie'nds where’er she may go- Johann Reese O Lady! Such a tease thou art, one may not half believe thee. Bobby Robison His hand upon your shoulder in a friendly sort o’way. Bonnie Robison For thy smiles can make summer where darkness else would be. Sidney Sanders A merrier laugh cannot be found. Maurine Saxon Her little deeds of kindness help to make the world happy.

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Dona Morille Her smiling eyes reveal the sweetness within. Sylvester Munoz The young man with a horn. George Nedbalek I am with little well content, to be a steadfast friend. Jerry Nelson I stay my haste, I make delays, for whot avails this eager pace. Jerry Novasod All things come to those who wait, —so why hurry? Walter Parsons III He fills each minute with sixty sec- onds of distance run. John Pate A mind at peace with all below. Janie Piraino A brunette of unusual talkitiveness— in fact, once started, no stopping. Gene Ploch Silence is more eloquent than words.

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Nancy Saxon Friendly and charming in her own quiet way. John Schmid Yet look on me, take not thine eyes away. Jacquelyn Scott She's as fair as a rose in May. George Shearer There was a naughty hoy, a naughty boy was he, for nothing would he do but scribble poetry. Mary Shelton In her absence she was needed, so she returned. Gene Shillings School is a place where I see my friends; therefore, I endure it. Gene Siegert Little known but well liked. James Siegert I never think of the future, it comes soon enough. Ernestine Smith The smile that is worth the praises of earth.