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

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covered with grass. Although our lessons were difficult, by constant application we have managed to push forward to the Junior class, and it is here that we are now laboring. Wliat we have done in the short time since we entered this class is surely worthy of notice, VVe now number thirteen and are all working steadily, although Fred loses his head occasionally-as one of the girls in the seventh grade remarked. Many have been our pleasures and victories. No class has won greater re- nown than the class of 1906. As our past history is now finished, and we have no knowledge of our future the record must end here But no matter, what task is before us we must make a great effort to accomplish it. We would say to the classes that are to follow us,-if we have done so much 3 why should you not work faithfully to accomplish the same? . We are sure that success will crown our class as it has the classes before itg therefore let us all work never forgetting our motto : H Non Scholae, sea' Vilaef, rd., y . I? Q RFQ, QQJD sf1:m'.,s s Q .R ,fa fu 'f 5- tiff' f . A r rf mf Q W 'l, , U 'Q -,f', , . i lr MM l W WW I 7 r Aw. -fi , --.' ' .:.. , ,yy v ,'L i 'ir :V Vp ffl iff 7 ' ll' , ., , 3 ,f , l r - fr' f 68

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Junior Thoughts I. CionsZz'tulz'o7z ry' ilze Unifoa' Slafomems gf Zfzc 'f Ouz'zoo1'a' Bozmd H board .' We, the members of the junior Class of the Caroline High School, in order to form an easy and more satisfactory arrangement of the school duties, do issue a Well thought over and thoroughly up to date curriculum providing for the fun and enjoy- ment of all, promoting for ourselves and our successors the blessings of posterity, do or dain and forever more recognize this constitution of the Outward Bound board: ' Section I, Clause I.--Ordered that no pupil keep quietin the Assembly Hall unless Prof. Noble gives them a heart to heart talk daily. Section II, Clause I.-Ordered that one class out of Mr. Noble's room shall do or say something funny that will -appeal to l1is sense of humor. - Clause II.-Grdered that the ninth grade shall assume part of the responsibility of demonstrating some of the experiments in Physicsfg for last winter when Prof. Noble explained electricity his hair reminded the class of that law in Geometry, a straight line changes its direction at no point. Indeed it formed a right angle with his head. It couldn't be ascertained what brought it back to its former position,-- some say mucilage but let us all try and think it was Providence. ' Section III, Clause I.-Ordered that visitors shall call frequently and ask leave of absence for the scholars. Amendment. -Ordered that the scholastic term' soon close and may our vaca- tion be a long and happy one, and our Senior year one of the shortest. H. Can you zmdorstami Why Elizabeth is so saucy ? Why Eva is so cute? Why Charlie is so handsome? Why Louise is such a jollier? Why Ella has dimples ? Why Alan is such a torment? Why Edith takes to lectures about boys? Why Annie is so intelligent? Why Earl is a regular interrogation point ? Why Mary is such a giggler? ' t Why Mamie is benevolent ? . Why Fred is such a fire brand? r Hyou can!! then you are not compeieni Zo be in the junior Class.