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SQYIOR HISTORY In the fall of l9LL, flfteen members of thls graduat lng class were 1n1t1ated 1nto Cement Hlgn School After the lnltlatlon Cof whlch the maln attractlon was Bob Lafferty's recltlng Mary WAS a Llttle Lamb J we became full fledged members of the h1gh school and began to make the most of our school llves Our carnlval Ylng and Queen were darry Sltes and Barbara Ann Salyer Our sponsor dur lng thls year was N153 Krone. Durlng the second year, Mrs Blble was elected our sponsor It was that year that Lols Campbell and Bobble Prltchett Jolned the class The annual carnlval proved to be a flnanclal success, and the Sophomores gave the school some floodllghts and lnstalled fountalns ln the gym Norma Lee Vaughan and Donald Norton were our carnlval Klng and Queen Robert Qmlth and Pat Roblnson played basket ball wlth the raln str ng, and helped to wln the dlStT1Ct chacplonshlp And so beglns our Junlor year We had two new stu dents, Syble Vorrow and Vlolet Baxter Our sponsor was hlSS Cathryn Ratllff That year we produced a play, WThe Campbells are Comlng' Our Junlor and Senlor Banquet was carrled out ln the theme of 'The Gay 9O'sN Arlls iunter, who left us o JOlH the Navy tdat year and Peggy Barrett were our c rnlval Ylng and Queen candldates Another event o be remembered was the recelvlng of our class rlngs, of YhlCh we were all very proud Ard so at last we come to our Senlor year when Pat Roblnson was elected presldent, Barbara Arn Salyer, vlce urer and Norma Lee Vaughan reporter For our senlor play we selected 'The Adorable Irp' A new comer to o r class thls year was Glenn solomon Our carnlval Ylng end Queen was Bobble Prltchett and Bob Lafferty Our trlp was to Grand Lake where we had a very good tlme Anotrer tklng ve wlll want to remember lS the hanglrg of the senlor plcture ln the 'Hall of Fame' Some of the mEHOTl6S we wlll never forget are our flr t speech ln speech class, people hldlng our books, everyone steallng everyone elses typln chalr, the boys maklng fun of the glrls' new ha1r dos tre monotony of Vlolet Ba1ter's good grades, 'rs B1ble's n llsh tests, belnf called down for eatlns candy 1D school and nany others coo rumerous to mentlon As we ap roach the close of our Jlgr School career we would 1lKE to take thls opportunlty to thank every one responslble for maklng our graduatlon posslble we WlSh especlally to thank our parents, faculty, and our sponsor for the speclal efforts that they put forth durlng ou school years. O . . . , . . . . V 1 Q X A Q ' . . ,. . A I . . D . . . . l . . A I 4- P1 ' ' , Q 1 1 A. . . . i . V - A ' . ,L , . , . , . . ' 0 . , . , , . Y A L O 4. l t ' ' 4 , 1 E . X. . - I 4- w ' ' U A ' v u ' n A A . . v A ' C' 'C x presldentg Vrolet Baxter, secretaryg Peggy Barnett, treas- , . L 3 , 0 7 Y ' gm AJ. I . MA . I A A . g . X. 4 , . . h . Y ' 9 f- ' N. 1 L 1 . . . - y, V 'Yrs A A A 4 . . , A. U . . , 5 I . S A . , . . , t ' 'fr ' ' V ,. . . - 5 A p , . ' 1-1 ,, ' . L, 1 . lvl n 5 ' , 1 1 , - ' . M b 3 Y .- 4- - ' ' l A 0 ,. D LA A .L ' ' ' . ro ' ' 1 'Y . 6 ' ' A ' 1' Y .
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CLASS JILL The nineteenth dav of Mav, in the year of our Lord one thousand nineteen hundred and forty nine, we, the Class of l9u9 of Cement High School being sad of heart at leaving our Alma Mater, but of perfect mind, and memories, do make and o d ir t is our last wlll and testament Prlncipwlly, and first of all, we le ve to the under gr du t s, the hlgh and unstained name of C MENT HIGH SCHOOL The indivlduwls of this class have certaln abilities and BPt1ClCS that thev would like to leave members of other cl ss s These things follow Lois Cfmpbell leaves to Melva Bowerman her ability to type SlXtV vcrds per mlnute nd to J ckie Prltchett her abilitv to act s maid 1D class pl ys Bob L fferty wants to l ve next year's substitutes on the sketb l to m 3 bl nket to help keep those bench s w rn on cold, blust ry nlghts. To Ruthle B rnett, lru man Cllft l aves h1s abllity 'b een d xo de r P ul Dahl lcuves p ce behlnd the radiators for candy and gum wr ppers to Bobby See o Gwe t Vial t B xt wills her shorthand words ' Norma L V ugh r le v s her b1l1ty to hold man to Cloudeln Bledso Dan Zmch ry wills to Fuzzy Dlv his abillty to relate his Bows' ot t 'ord l' in study hall assembly Stble borrow l ax s h r ev r willlngness and fivhtlng spirit to t e Cement Basketb ll GlTlS. Lola Groseelose Pd Nlt Tate will to Jackie Pritchet and Ada Roberts their blllty to slng 1D speech class. Barbara salyer le ves all th busin ss 1ffa1rscI'the annual to nvelyn Spears. Peggy Barnett le ves her 3bllltV to hear and relate all th gossip to Billv Jean Swarts, Edlth Jackson and milmfi Bl73CKQhcI'o BOCble Prltchett 1 aves her shape and size to Bobby Jackson Dav ne P tty wills to Nadine Hayes h r abllitv of al wavs belng late to class Sym lda Redmon wllls her freckles to W A Pate Glenr Solomon wills to Blll Marcum his big feet to stop the baseball with. Pet Robinson wllls hls abllity to hold an Off1CG to the people who are s lucky as he lS Robert Smlth le ves his art ebillty and h1s pl oe on the annual sta'f to Leona Bazh w. Glen Dorris w1lls to Elmer Parks his handsomeness. James Bazhaw wllls hls desire to 'get up in the world' to Elmer Gene Talbert. Roy Cates leaves hi giggles to Mary Lewis. .fi 1' ' 4 J 1 P' s. If . , - , , L I r 1 ' ' , . '. e r a 1 h f f Q ' - Q F 3 . '8 O W 1 Q a Q .' f L O . . Q ff K F ' L, . ' ' , 5 if C3 Q : g V , , .Q A , . ' K J . . ' 2 C . . L 5 IE LL 8 Q ' a J z ea ' 1 - .f bee L al 'a. f a. H .e e n J e ' . I 1 m . . . L Q ' A Q A ' 9 G ' to e saw an r t .-2 d.' . 8 ll fi S 3 ,- a ' ' . T C an Ca es, f e e er . notes so that Gwen can sa 'I can't hel knowln all those I O f ee 3' at 'wa e a ' ' a f 1- 7 ' Go , A if fl 1 9 ' - . V ' e, X J' gi U C, I ' Q 7 '3 I 'N' YK' 3 . . t u C' 'ti 4 G v ' C3 L . n- . J e e fu fx fi ' fd '3 A ,A c L .., : - , - - L W fu fa x 1 -A f ' . ... ' u 'D' ' . T1 .X , C A , ' r , a e f ' ' L 2 , . e V f - 7 .. ' v . . fu e fx O - e., e ' e 1 - H . e ' 0 rn ' 3 f v I I O C A l x V . , . . . 1 fl ' e e. , 'n ' 0 fm ' ' fx 'LA ' Q4 A 5 ff Z 4. Zi . , . , u 1 I 1 s
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