Canadian High School - Beargrass Yearbook (Canadian, TX)

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Qttx QL ar -'P in 'U 'W '1'f ' l: '2::.,1llfEi o3.1 :5l : all. 5 1 L11- ins the gong l'he unrors declared rt w as therr Lrberty Bell 1nd I8 marched away rn trrumph At the close of the term we were rewarded for our successful work as a class by berng allowed to stage Ihe lxrnvdom of Hearts Content Ir was coached by Mrss Hudson Mrss Hudson took more rnterest rn our class than the other teachers and you should hare heard that cheer when we heard she would be wrth us the next year Our enthusrasm lasteo onlv a few moments Some one was spealxrng We understood rl later Mr Clllex and Mr Class were not comrng back We regretted to lose Mr Glass he had prowed loy al and farthful but Mr C-rllev why he was ours Vve entered the Senror course wrth lrttle enthusrasm It lasted about one hour Wasnt Mrss Hudson wrth us3 And hadnt we met Mr and Mrs Atwood3 We wel comed sexeral new members lhese were l:.lrLabtth N rnnre Phyllrs essre Lettre and Bruce The old bustlrng sprrrt returned Vvorlt soon began rn earnest and newer drd our rnterest dre durrng the term Vit rmmedrrtely began worlt rn new frelds We Jorned the Inter Scholastrc league and rnterest gradually rncreased along these lrnes Under the ausprces of the Qenor class a ames Whrtcomb Rrlev program was grven at the Hrgh School 'Xudrtorrum Eury one of us has stood loyally by the Arachnrd Lrterary bocrety Exery benror has grxen hrs best serxrce to Ylrt Beargrass and through the encouragement and assrstance of Mr Nelson has realrzed rn rt a great success The Senror play Qlarm Allowed grxen March 8 showed what the Senror class could do Wrth such a record rn our memory how can we farl to succeed rn the greater lr e3 IQHLRESA HANSON Class Hrslorran THE BEARGRASS 1918 I rgc lwerrty HN I V. ' .rel -3 1 Z ' I 11 .rr Q of tr s a.. s- AW ' N? Er't'- s ,Q- 4--,W ' fn -, ,CY-1-......,.,.,,, -f-1-ff ---- 3- . - lf' 1, ff' :I-1 ' 1 fs - --P-me - 0 , ' ,V E 1 Y -.r'. .. I. , ' - - -'- g a l of V gt came the foe. Wlro can remember distinctly the struggle that followed? Then came 7 A v 1 1 yi I . , ' , V ,. . ' ' Q p - X v 1 .i 'I . - . - 1 . ' . . 1 . , ,l , . . - . 't - . , ' . ' H' A D I . s - n - 4 -4 . i H- .. Q , ., 'f - Q V . . , .

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flgttx lLlL L 5'5 T '!! in bg Y 15,5 ' 'Ile' '3lK34i N4lvA .g.e. :1.:-,'1g : 7 L Z rE'?'nn'1i1 iwifg-i Qerrror Class Hrstorv massrxe Oates are r rnvrr 4 w rde Bevord we ar glrmpsrr g 1 wonder u ret rn x s ness sl l rl e wo Id w rtl t XX e are alrout to leaxe the she tere rn peaceful surrourd ms wrth n rl rlls c orr c ool lrle Duty wrll not he so c ear ter not so we oe rn nor mprr e s J easr w farn Sra wt rusr rnto tlrrs unltnown wrtho t one look lzrcltwarcs rrd arourd u wrthout serrou refltctrors assrng regrets for rl e l 1 x rnaes n 5 9 Ratt er let LS lrnger for a trme or the memorres of tl e pr t lou ycrrs ard go out rrrto rl e serrou lrusrness of hung sustarne ou remtmlre IJ w ren we entered l S exerxlqodx sard X e ha tre pg hea Perhaps we were at lrttle concerted ard we surely were proud lle vear be lore hrwrng clrallengecl the gopls to r delnte we defeated them Wrll vou exer forvet those yells3 Vt e were a hoomrng class the Freshres from lore of lrle stepped up and left the lrrst course to us l-lowerer we soon found that our success as sul: Freshmen was not counted rn Hrvh School ard that we would haxe to mal-ie a good record there also We set to worlt rrdustrrouslx but alwaxs feariul because the unrors began t play rrarlxs on u l re l man lrlxe we fell rnto ererv trap wlrrle tle benrors and bopls were amused rt our mrserx rnd rffnorance lhe Lnoclts we recerxed as Freshmen onlr serxed to lnrnd us elostr h o t ol us had bean together srnte the srxth grade wrth Mrss huggart as our teacher lhere were Errle Nlrrron uanrta lhere a and Wrllr Dora rrrd Bruce ent red tlrt lrtshrt course maltrng our enrollment rlrout thrrtw Manx hare dropped out some gone rwas to other chools w hrle otl er are trll strrxrng to reach the on In our bophomorc year rlre dreaded class hecarre benrors lhen wrath poured forth bome feared or.r growth w as stunted hut not we lhose hard lsno lts only gaxe us strength to cl mln rl e two rcmarrrrng runvs VW w ert reconcrlcd to endure these knoclts by rl e promrse of a play to le Orren at le close ol th term lle promr e was fulfrlled rr rt w as tren we ware rllowed to prow to rl c puhlrc t srlzrlrtres o the c ass of l rn r Bob Bruce left Us at tne lretrnmng ol our second term but lox frlle t e xaeancy lhe trdt changed when we becanae unrors for two xears we had worlted drlr gently and urrceasrnvly hrrdly ltnowrng the dt lrnrtron of fun Now we were deter mrned to frnd out Ir all reached tle clrmrx on Cla Rush Day lhe uwrors Old Ro e and lxory along wrth I8 waxed hrgh wlrrle helow the b nrors Purple an Vvhrte and I7 were gr rdually consumed hw a bonfrrt lrrur Came the mad rush of the qenrors Vye lrastrls formed a phalanx l arle and loy holdrng tle I8 hrgh O THE BEARGRASS 1918 . . L ...- . . 'r -- ' I ' - t ,rxr rf, K ,K Ar. , . , V, r L N -- 431.7 ' Ng ttf, ' lt ' - M 2- ? 4 few L - sy L LL r, if Y ' f LL... s-'- 1 f.vL, L ,, . '--1eLtL1LL,L .. ,...,,.,,,,,, - ---if W., I . -'-' -- -22:31-nl':f':l'....,.i1ggf..1 L, ,,.1.g f .LTT'fg'.,1.,A,.- 1' A 'W -V L 'U' r ,. ' -v as N 1 ff 'f ' 4 , 3- so 'ug 2 2 f g' J' tt 54 . . r. If HE , .L ' s v' ,fig . 1' 1 ' ' 'e ' fx 2 ' 'f l 1' ' its '2rL't 35, il le2rr'fL'l vf: 22 ow ' ' r' 'A rot: . ll ' ' . L l cl 2 d L ' f.g: 'A r e XYZ 5 l s lt ' . 'l L l tyfli 'all I ll d, ' liar S. ?ll1ClCCIZlCl'lIT'C l s' g A ed. Lfl'll 'a ' Ll ' 'Q ' ' 'h LL .' 2 A'g 21 ' s, - s ' L cr' p L ' . :airy tl .L r Cl. l l. V 'T ', ' I ' 'er V L' s 25 r r' ' if ' L Q ' ' 2 L' '4 '4 L d lay a sure faith in the victory class of 'l8. Y N r in ' ', 'l ' - 1. ., ' H' L ' v d l . li - . .L . c , . . . . V ' . 2 X . Li x 2 2 , ' 2 . ' 1 ' g - If Q . 1- A v l l 1 - '. ' 'L' . L. V ' A, 'x ' LL ' ' L . I At, xi A . v ' ' M . L ' L . '2,'L L 7 J ' L o yur' s. 2 A 'H ', 'A T x l' . N 1 ' A 2 L 2 'L 2 ', '2 . V ' 'L ' ' L U' Lt L- F, A 2 ' e ' 3 L , A ' ' 2 ' ' ' ' . . r 2 ' f A s ' ' r S' 5 . 1 r. ' . ' ' ' ' 't L L 1 N , 2 ' C 'L ' 1 'L ' J gl' tt L e ' . V lt 's ' ' , ztcl' 'tl ' 'V2 ' s' .A'l?Pr v.l4 . lt '8,' M-. Q ' gs ' ' L -, ' a rr J 2 -2L' 5 ', 2' ' 'A H U l' ' ' ' , - l ' . ' r ' 21 N ss 5 . l h J r' ' U S I g. . 1 .E b V L ' ae . K. L. h d . , , , .L , , . e L. -' ' 2 ' t L n l',rgL- 'llwcrriy llx

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