Clarendon High School - Cotton Blossom Yearbook (Clarendon, AR)

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' ,Mn15Fma- 'HE gfnggggz I W 5?.Hn lC'nffff?f'f.. . Ml HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING -a :- During the last six years, the Clarendon Public Schools have made rapid progress. The enrollment of the schools have increased during this time, that of the high school rapidly. The high school has recently been admitted to membership in the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. Several factors have made this progress possible. The people of the community and the Board of Education have supported every movement to further the interest of education. The people have un- grudgingly voted the maximum school tax year after year, and the Board of Education has given much of its time to wisely expending the school's revenue. The ladies of the School Improvement Association have given the school both financial and moral support, the latter being worth even more than the former. The business men of the town have never failed to respond to appeals for help, and these appeals have been frequent. No school ever had a more loyal student body, or one who has taken more pride in the progress of their school. The teachers have Worked cease- lessly and tirelessly to lift higher and higher the banner of education. Taken as a whole, year after year no community has ever had more faith- ful and efficient teachers. - .1- ,, 'xl F. if M C J WRHK lx fvsx R sf-If X X ? A Q I 4 IK , KX fykx X XX Kp? .X Y 1 l 2 7K K y . V: ff- s , .tm 'kg' lX.Q M 1920 A ,a, fi + 'Sf ' . V,-f .ex X so fi li ' f -- g - sw I: If I gl 9 X .. fb I3 I 1 A v ,K 2121 .QS-g gm f , give: K, of - X N A -IQQQ E, ,, ' . -. '. Vp? .1 -c Arfwv - Y 1-N' f f 1, 1g,.f- ,751 .Fr ' ye t 4-.flt.l.to ffm A . g s ,VK Ar 'Mug ,: :lt1l,i 'J .-,,s . 'I