Caroline High School - Outward Bound Yearbook (Denton, MD)

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but I had no idea who the singer was to be. Soon however the curtain rose, the orchestra struck up a soft tune and out on the stage with. the old time, independent grace swept.Mary Nuttle. She sang a sweet southern melody which exactly suited her voice and carried us back to our opening exercises at Caroline High School when we sang with such feeling under the direction' of Mrs. Pippin. A Next in my dream came Roland. I His home is still in Hobbs. Having been the unsuccessful republican candidate for county treasurer, he returned to his native town and there became a prosperous lawyer. The people, recognizing his excellent executive ability, elected him first a member of the city council and afterwards mayor of Hobbs. ' I A . After this Ibecame restless. I seemed to feel approaching evil Suddenly I saw myself standing on Denton bridge. The night was cold and dark and I was apparently consumed with a desire to hurl myself into the dark waters below. Glancing cautiously from side to side I climbed upon the railing, closed my eyes and jumped. I could feel myself falling, falling My heart stood still. Woiild I never reach thewater? The suspense! was awful. Finally my body struck something, I awoke with a start and sat up, but it, was not the cool dark waves into which I had fallen. Instead I had slipped from the hammock and lay onthe hard ground beneath. We 1-asf Quiz x, -. . gil I 59-

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,Senior Hits and Wits ..-i1 Professor N.-in arithmetic- Fletcher what did you find out about lending money ? ' A 'Fletcher S.-ciW1ljfjl0u couldn't borrow' a hundred dollars if you wanted to. Mrs. P. in English-' 'Class, upon what is our language based ? Mary N.- Upon vowels and consonants. No doubt but what Roland C. will some day become a renowned astronomer, as he already wishes to hang a drop of water on a bush to show how pretty it looks in the sun.. Catherine D. attends church, but she does not hesitate to tell her English teacher that Samson slew the giant Philistine with his tongue. President of the '05 class:- All those in favor of having for the class flower the ragged robin,. having yellow petals and a-'blue' centre, will please say aye. Grace P.- Catharine, what is a Fief ? Catharine- An estate. Grace P.- G, I thought it was some kind of a religion. Nellie B. to Mary.,I-I.-+ Mary, was Louis XIV king of England or Germavgi' The Students of C. H S. are not widely known for their acts of courtesy, so that it seems hardly right that Sallie C. when attempting such an act should have the delightful sensation of being stuck in tangle foot Hy paper. Mabel W. not being able to see the atmosphere of the 1'11001l,'CO11Vll1CCS us of the light she has upon the subject. A ' Charlie on Maryland Day- Lex, did you brink the American flag over ? H Roland C - The American Hag? What color is it? M ' The fact that great thinkers differ, was admirably illustrated not long ago in the study of The Merchant of Venice, when Lex S. thought that Portia should be the heroine, and Grace P. said that Shylock ought not to be, because he did not get married and live happily ever afterward. I 61