Avondale High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Avondale, CO)

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fnn nun ll roawnan -i .f' M , m f' . We, the seniors of Avondale High School ' present this annual, The Blue and White Spot- light, as a rcview of the activities of the year 1959-1940. We have organized this yearbook around the theme of the theater, classifying each different activity and group under some phase of the stage. As Shakespeare would say it, WA11 the wor1d's a stage and we, the people, are only playersu. .Our school days are composed of many different types of events which might soon be forgotten for a time. However, since we realize how important these have been in preparing us for the future, we have recorded them in this annual so they will be sure to remain in our memory, ll1 A s 'll.ll f f':::::Fs2 2 - 4 S -'lieu-n Qjigx p L see e 2 Q...-fa

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T enn nun I 0 LET hlM Know ME When a fellow pleases you, Let him know itgl ltls a simple thing to do-- Let him know it. Can't you give the scheme a trial! It is sure to bring a smile, And that makes lt worth the while-w Let him know it. ' You are pleased when anyone 1 Lets you know it. . When the man who thinks Wwell doneiu Lets you know lt. For it gives you added zest y To bring out your very beste- Just because some mortal hlest Lets you know it, ' When a fellow pleases you Let him know itg Why, it 1sn't much to do-Q Let him know it. It will help in the fray And he'll think his efforts payg If you like his work or way, Let him Know it. V H-Author Unknown THE HICK TOWN The S0aGALLED hick town has ever been a source of in- spiration to our prdfessional humorlsts. A hick town,they say, is a place where a backfire is never mistaken for a pictol shot, where bedtime is orthodoxy where woodpeckers eat up the depot, where Hcentraln can tell you whether it was a boy or a girly where the neighbors will supply eyou with a conscience if you lack oneg where there is no pandng problemg where a curfew disturbs the residents' restg whae finecut tobacco is no handicap socially, and so on.. With no intentions of becoming terribly heavy over dw matter, we want to add that a hich town is a place where 27 out cf Sl presidents were born and where seven out of nine of the immortals in New Yorlds national hall Of'E5, 5!9 3.:',' A hlck town without a name produced L1nco1n.H1ck town gave ushmost of our great literary figures of the past and practically all of those now living. Hick towns produce H our Edlsons. If we may, then, we would like to suggest a hiok town is a place where a boy has an excellent found- ation for future greatness. , , - in , W ii?-5l5 i : if L y W,