Ardmore High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Ardmore, OK)

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30 THE CRITERION Hilary, inveterate propensity for street ways, mis- chievous novels and dime flirt-ations. The role of Hspurting princess, formerly taken by Gertrude Alexander, has been as- sumed by Cheesy Aston, and bond has been given for the faithful performance of her du- ties. . Well did you think, when you left your all to Moses McCoy, Marc tsometimes known a.s High-patches l, Pate Parson. Brown feels that such a sunny disposition as pos- sessed by the lamented Tom Thumb Bleak- more, is a great asset. Therefore, conse- quently, in view of that fact, notwithstand- ing any previous assertions, I feel that to em- ulate the example of my worthy predecessor is a. hard task. Therefore, I avoid it. Office hours, morning, night and noon, every junior pledges itself to acquire all knowledge hitherto possessed by the seniors of 1912, on one condition: As for any knowledge below earth, we have no use. And where did you find any knowledge of any other place? Again thanking you for your kindness, consideration and liberal patronage, wishing you all tl1e joys of a happy Christmas and a happy new year, we are, not yet, but shall soon be, THE SENIORS or 1913. Class Notes In chemistry we have conquered the dead- dly H2SO,, but have been forced to retreat at the approach of H2S. In history we have assassinated presidents, Written messages to congress, fought battles, suffered defeats and won victories. We have resurrected the ancient night- mares of Galleo in physics. In Latin we have enjoyed Cl? J the orations of Cicero, and are now preparing ourselves for the poems of Livy to read in our old age. In German we have gone through the mystic maze of verbs, syntax and translation, and have emerged alive. lVe have learned that all senior math. est divisa in partes dues-plane and solid geom- etry. NVe have associated in English literature with such men as Chaucer, Sliakespezire, Mil- ton, Pope, Burns, Johnson and others of note. G. A., '12. ARDMORE IIIGII SCHOOL SCHEDULE. Frcslmmnl Ycffr.- Comedy of Errors. ,Sophomore Yca1'.- Much Ado About Nothing. ' ' .Junior Year.-t'As You Like It. Senior Year.- All's NVell That Ends VVell.

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