Clarks High School - Bomber Yearbook (Clarks, NE)

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 ■ ••• r f % .... ) . §? + . . Iti . , ec n.nd |£ 4tty-seyen' .ifeail, when the guests .last tedatt f AnS thifi harden, they were Exceeding I7 alad (that trn s were as they were, nd da d-givl? (thanks to tneNslass of nineteen drf;d f’ iTn njb ty eight for nlensvre they boMld as the class Wanv orr through type country , } thpv did over- ,,tcjce three more damsels wandering alone, and who ,cVisd unto ,thenvwith loyS voice saying, Take vs unto- ynur ’%lr.'Ss,' ror J3 ir have gQT them., : i on without us. andy cannot 4 - 44 .IcUsf feik?y d3 sired. And the wfcold nunber ‘ third ye} r fqajrfceen camnonions reach did dene at the of the oitbt has rations denr.r- feol- ] I ing themselves mostly aye, alioose to be one of their «olore the criatabrfe hueA njcourogeous bl- ood, aAdt'for the othqm olor TIThv white of cur- fit, G? rtO vfS And it c -fe to pass, in the ?rre year, the class did sit for o oicture; and that it was done , disgust uas uron the faces of the whole class, and they were much that h en And so the number, ct the end of the fourth ■ ■err is s venteon which are these: Kenneth Gibb and IVorman Krone of the house of wisdom. Leonard I'cLean and Raymond Feule whose fathers arc. tillers of the soil. Esther rico whose rodior, name w s Redo - wald. Go or'Te i-rd Outhovine Didier whose father -is also a tiller of the soil.

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what. lie wos not. The play, Heart Trouble was once more to he butchered to make c. Junior holiday. And lol the deed was done, and al] the peorle did saTr in hearts, Heaven preserve ur.{'’ and with their lips, ,vrov prefect-1 v love- ly i and the heads of the class did become svre- lled to thoir fullest nstsrye with the praise t’ ey did receive for the ronatic deed t hev had '’ore. Now it had cono to pass, Ion0, veahs before, thct a certain warrior of much skill, Napoleon Bonaparte had tried to conquer the people of the land of Italy, -and those with bin did rur nur : nd did say unto him, The Biggest Room in the- 'arid is the Room for 'Improversn.t, ’’ and wes n’t disheartened, and ' ent on to victory. Now, it so happened thrt this class of nineteen hu- ndred and thirty-eight, fading within them- slves those qualities t’- at did rake Nnnoleon re.t, did also make utterance to the words, The biggest room in the world is the room for improverent and they did adopt this as their elhss motto, and we rnd those around us did rejoice. Now, on the eleventh day of Fay of the year nineteen hundred an d' thirty-seven was come, our class did make a feast, 'nd did send ness- es over all the land, eest, west, north, and scAith to all the inha’bitants thereof, say inn, Cone ve, and make rerrv with us for the class of nineteen hundred and thirty-seTTen is to depart to a far country under the sea, and all things are now resdv for ii feast with Fath- er -eetune.” And, ;-s tbev were bidden so c :r,e thev to Father . entunes’ Careen in lame numbers, and did hear of the wonders of the sea nd rejoice with the class of nineteen hundred and t’ irtv-seven t the vood fortune that had cone to them. And Father Neptune, hi h s and- inv of the sea did sneak unto the people vrords of wi dor. and of cheer, and of encouragement , and did say f rewelJL tp th» el ?.«? of nineteen ;

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?ooc • e:r nrosioe: t.'Tovyhort the T i ry onc ’ ner • .re workers c you And now, nay the C well, T .your future these ei the post ;.jid vour hopes. Ayen. loss of records c your r-.chi you f. re erthy a ts te