Hot Springs High School - Old Gold Book Yearbook (Hot Springs, AR)

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Hot Spntncp lett with its beautiful lawns is the Army and Navy General Hospital with its ev- er-increasing Wartime responsibilities. The World-famous Bath House Row at the upper right, which is government controlled, furnishes healing hot water for thousands oi visitors every year. Shadowing the valley oi Hot Springs are its many picturesque mountains, i i, 1 1 B. t -SA 1. 2. . . is FKA ' . -..,.-1 perfect for hiking and horseback riding on sunny days and for scenic drives on moonlit nights. Popular meeting places for young people are the churches ot the city. The scene oi most oi the commencement ser- vices is the First Methodist Church, just a block from the school. Hot Springs has the facilities as a resort to take care of people from every section of the country and the world, Besides being a favorite spot oi older peo- ple, it is the ideal playground for youth. .ls I- . .-G. 1'5 -145' A . NN' V' v ww. . , .. . ,. v 'ff fu .L -.ff--Q., Tf' -lx lg. N I- Ti -Mi mm n ss wry:-:Y .ll.,mg:lY1sf1 sm? A l ..,,,b! i , . I . .24 . .af '-sv-L c . . ' - -- Q -.-rf-EL, W Hrs . ' wif U ' .. . 1 - ' f,-3 . Q A- , 2 K . 1 A, -I .' .5-3,-L, Q pw 2' 1 ga . .ia.e-nm-. - . . 5 m -- .-.1 ...... t . - -- fi.. .. I 1 5-1-'-sw . -- 'I-1'f?3141EQi:'.'?J-:H-sin : -M 'X ' if-2-.. - 1 -. s-'1 aww -1- - va- af fa...:nQ.:.f.:-:i-.1f,1:-- 1- 4 if 2 , . si ,. X 'gg,,,,,e - . . , 4.1, , 1.1 ' ' ,. . 19 'lvl - 'T3siTtfw4'f i5 X521 T - - 5, 'mu . ' s..2:.,,E.E , , 'ff'J'W - 1 .. -' 4. in-I TiC's...'.: .,'.1-'H . ' ' N ' W' ' ' I f iat:-.f 'A ,-I .ff:.'.'Q.' 1E'?l V 5:7 -'2:..1' E-5? ESX? 2133-Z2 fi1 f -ri: ...sggdfggiE55-.3,-gif ' f-' J W. B E sn sz PAGE 5 n .sf ,-Wm Sig

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