Cheraw High School - Cherado Yearbook (Cheraw, CO)

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THE CHERADO-1924 sr QQ ED scHooL Miss Neva Oxley Mr. Thompson Miss Thelma Firkins Miss Mary Runyon Miss Ethel Lantz GRADE TEACHERS Miss Evelyn Cover Mrs. N. N. Basinger Miss Mildred Struck Miss Grace Badger 5 'Q

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THE CHERADO-1924 i BOARD OF EDUCATION W. B. MOORE, President ' DR. O. PITNEY, Secretary JAS. COLE, Treasurer HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY A. H. Dolph, Supt. Mrs. M. Pierce Miss Helen Haesler Fred C. Jans Miss Nettie Scheerer CHERAW CO Y

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THE CHERADO-1924 Editorials Again the Breeze closes for the summer vacation, after running for nine more successful months. The Breeze started on its wild career three years ago with Venus Basinger as editor and Flossie Lug- inbill, associate editor. Last year Ada Thut, editor, and Flossie Lu- ginbill associate editor. Becoming tired of having girls running the Breeze the student body elected for this year Marshall Pitney and Ray Preston associate editor. The Breeze was published every three weeks, rain or shine. Sometimes it didn't shine. It contained write-ups of school activities, class notes, ticklers, and other items that the school was interested in. This year the Breeze was printed at school, mostly during school hours. It was a job at first to set type, but we got on to it and soon were able to run the papers out about as fast as the Denver Post does. We especially wish to thank the Cheraw Trading Co. for the use of their printing press, and also the students and faculty who helped us over the rough places.-EDITORS. At the beginning of the school year the Cheraw public library was moved up into our school house. The Senior boys made the shelves and moved the books into the room where the library now is. The Senior girls sorted and catalogued the books. Although it is still rather small, it has been constantly growing. The Senior class gave a full set of twelve volumes of Mark Twain's works, also a set of O. Henry's works. The Junior high gave a set of Junior High Classics besides several other sets which were bought with the library fund. What reading books we have is of the very best of literature. The library contains several full sets of Encyclopedias, reference works and dictionaries. We aim to make the library the hub of school work. Several individual persons have loaned us the use of their books this year, and we wish to those of you who have, including Dr. Pitney, who brought a set of Universal Literature books, also a set The History of the World War.