Carterville High School - Lionite Yearbook (Carterville, IL)

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75'Dlaclw Duamond C H S Ehhv Smunr ig5ZIll1I Tell us not xn mournful chorus ln our Hugh School s roar and rattle llfe IS of laws You flnd SBDIOYS Sufglng Some of nts a tractrons bore us Some lxlce dumb and drlven cattle Others wln our loud applause Some that pass their course on high Some are foolish and some are wrtty You wxll fund some lxves poetic Some lxke lectures some lllce sport Others lnves like dreary prose And there s plenty ln our Hngh School Some are gay and some pathetlc That will interest either sort Some are wlse and some are oes Four lont, year we ve spent rn Hugh School Calllvantlng here and there Seeklng knowledge education Trackmg wisdom to her Lanr Many da s are brrghtly shxnlng Search for wxsdom ah ye freshles And we haxe no cause for pam He wrll pay you for your txme O her da s seemed blue and trying Wander through the four great classes 'Rnd we thought nt all rn vam If you wxsh a lxfe sublime Yet there rs a lure about xt Now our Hugh School days are endxng All these years of Hlgh School llfe Books and texts are land asxde It rs there and dont you doubt It They are ln our lifes beginning Tw the lure that goes wxth strlfe ln the foremost ofthe trde Edith Arnold SILNIOR MASCOT 32 . 0 o u 9 O . V ' . 'I . . . . 3 . , . ' s . . Y f 1 . ' I I ,. f . . 1 Y u . . - .. N

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T59 Black Diamond Z -C4-1.3 . on Let It knocked kmd of rce Don Don Don Don Don Don Don Don Don Don iluniur 0115155 I-Iizturg Not so very long ago Maybe eleven years or so, Sixty boys and girls so gay Started to school on an autumn day. Since omg., to school to them was new They dldnt know exactly what to They learned to read to wrlte to spell And do thelr lessons very well Then through the flrst grade they went The second and thlrd were very well spent And so on tml they reached the eighth From whence they drd graduate They entered the hugh school as Freshmen green The Lreenest Freshmen ever seen Then they were known as a Sophomore unte silly but not as green as before 'lhey re umors now as you see As gay and jolly as can be Some say they re jakey but they don For proo of this look at their pictures t agree and see 45-513111 Qllmrartvrxsfttr lle met her ln the meadow Xs the sun was sinking low They strolled along, together ln the tvslllgsht after glow She neither spoke nor heard hum ln fact she dld not know For he was just a daxryman Xnd she ersey Cow Bout 5 an lluher Gllzuaamvu t stuck your head out rn the hall after the three mmute bell you mlght 0 speak to a Senior unless he speaks fnrst call a Senlor by hrs flYSf nanre talk hack to a Semor he a teachers pet that ng., t belongs to Seniors talk In an undertone Say lt out oud ta e a Semors Amerncan lstory You may have to use lt throw paper wads H1 class Thats a Semors prnvxlegse ask anyone for aduce except x Senmr Hlrt with Freshman g.,1rls at s reserved to the Semors leave assembly wlthout a dated pass 34 . J do, Q ' .' , - . . , J .Q 1 I ' ' ' . I . ' . . . , , , , s j . . , 7 l I. D , , , . . ' . j ' ff. 2. Don't take anyone elsevs cap out of the cloak room. It may have a new ' 1' . 3. 't ' , - ' . 4. 't ' ' ' 1 . 5. 'r ' . 6. 't '- , - Wh 1. ' 7. 'r ' . - ' ' I . 8. 'r k ' '. H' '. f ' . IO. 't fr 2 - -, 2 ' . Il. 't ' r' - 1' -. Th 'f .- ' ' 1. I2. 't - V ' ' ' f