W C Stripling High School - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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7 ' -U X f A ' .f RUTH SEARS All her ways are winnings ways. full of tenderness and grace. BUREORD SCALING And then he would talk, ye gods, how he would talk! DOROTHY LANDRUM Besides them, other beauty flies, beside what? Why, those big blue eyes. PERRY LEONARD The new life is like- ly to be hard for a gay young fellow like me. MARY ELIZABETH BONNER Oh, 'twas all for 'thy locks so curly and for thine eyes so blue, Page 2 5 JIM TRAPP I'd run my chance with Jim. for he's a perfect genlemanf' FRANCES SUTTON A giggle, a dash. a shriek, and a crash. ED WHITE A girl or two. it's all the same. just so .,,.? -- is her name. STELLA BATES What a thing friend- ship is-world with- out end! ,J OE STORY I arn I, as you can see, for if I tried, who else could I be?

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I s i c l P-0-, W 1 F , .QF A '- 84 -A LEOLA RAMFIELD 'AShe knows what she knows when she knows it. ANNA RUTH OGDEN Small in statue. great in mind: in all her classes, she's never behind. A PAULINE GRAVES The happiness of your life depends upon the quality of your thoughts. ISABEL ROBERTSON UA small thing. but not to be despised. VIVIAN THORNAL face overspread with gladnesxf' gk. LOUISE HARTMAN None knew thee but to love thee: none named thee but to praise thee. MARY STALLARD ' 'Fairness and charm -lSHE! BESSIE ALBRIGHT A maid of winning charm. PAULINE COLTON A good character shines by its light. NORIKIA LOU MCKENZIE Don't be bashful: it doesn't pay. ' Page 2 4

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SPENCER HALBERG H's a manly chap with many friends. JAMES BERMINGHAM The reaxon firm, the temperate will, endurance. foresight, strength and skill. MARION PENDERY Twinkle, twinkle. a football star. all the fans know who you are. JAMES CROSS None like him in ten thousand. .,..t ,Nm .-1 'QF MARY LOUISE VAN VLECK For virtue only finds eternal fame. ELEANOR ARRINGTON Her modesty is worthy of wide imi- tation. MARGARET BARRON And virtue is her own reward. T lfagt- za