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

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I' 'I ' 'P lCott0f' 4 vt THE BKBZZQU HOME ECONOMICS COTTAGE 'I I' The school is organized on the six-six plan-six grades in the elemen- tary and six in the high school. Besides the regular academic subjects Work is offered in the following lines: commercial, home economics, and expression. Students' may secure a complete commercial education in connection with their regular school work. The enrollment for the year 1919-1920 was: high school 455 element- ary school 3585 total 403. For 1924-1925 the enrollment was: high school 975 elementary school 394g total 491. The enrollment this year promises to be larger than last. The high-school graduating class of 1924-1925 con- sisted of twenty-six membersg the one of 1925-1926 of twenty. An ever increasing number of our graduates are entering college, and wherever they have gone- they have, almost Without exception. ranked Well in their Work. I' A 1174?-1' ,.' KCC iw .ft sf--N -O df ' 1... ,X-f X X x X Nffx FN f ' 197.0 X W' 'i Qi It 4 1 ,Q is ,J 1-'N fx' f 1' ' TXTYQ I! 5 Y f xr K 'N ' fa f X JJ 21' u.. :-1' 1 , . , -- azz 175124 Q L! , ,L P' XA i I X V K 6. N fy 5:3 gk O 'T - .f ., X1 X rf bd ,j Xl I Xp ,Wm fy, I - 5 1 X V -1 T- N X X, ff U , 1. --x f, f V J ' , lex TX Tijj-'fx-V' Q' ' 4 X cf-1 ,- f 4.0,-I .f - . ch' 5'-X N f A --rw . ,fem , , 2.12, , - N 5 . m , , f- .. ' Q11 .X QI: lgfqxx S, I 4 3 'A Y X 'rl xx 1 lb .. I' ,- Q '57 , -:::-xx . ll . wx' fl ht ' T Oh 9' --' I F -ff I ' '17- ' I '-..-- -'M T' W 'va' .4 lf gl . 'qfjl ' -- 'P - - 532 ' If fl . 1,fi l Q1JJf'?1l't1J'd llllllbnnl Q fh, WH ., gli

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'I I' 'I 'I T lv L lc?-?fiI7fI I Q ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BUILDING The campus of the Clarendon Public Schools consists of seven acres of level ground located in the northeastern part of town. The school plant consists of three buildings: the high-schoolg the elementary schoolg and the home economics building. The two former buildings are brick struc- tures and the latter is frame. The high-school building has been remodeled recently, and is now modern in every respect. The ele- mentary school building is also modern, having been erected last year. There is also a one-room elementary school-the Knight School-located in the district about five miles from Clarendon. Work is now in progress of an athletic Held which is located at the rear of the school plant. When this Work is completed, Clarendon will have one of the best athletic fields in the state. It has been the policy of those responsible for the Work of the school to plan a course of study from the first grade through the Senior High School, which is based on modern conceptions of education. We believe the primary purpose of education is to train for citizenship. We believe in developing the whole man--physical, moral, and intellectual. We believe in athletics of the right sort, but we do not believe that the school is main- ? tained primarily to give athletic training. A .rrtywys N T LWB , .- W' W V ' , Q'..'vtX-+m c A sv X 'xi N N S A ' I Y jx- H fx I ' ' T l i ffsf sef sr, .1 ,ny .f y V , ff f X fi 1,9 7.0 , f' ' - .J .. laitlf X . ' QT Q . H ' T1 'sf xx sc 3 lfiiglfsl' 33.13, f ,:,53g.:, y -lf.-.gg mi 'CQ nf' - J Qs -h cf, 'Q ' .,, Trl 'J-1 1.11,-'Q' p.,- ,hx .acl gt.. MW. , wr up ' ,Ig -,E - l Tfwqf, K1 441, . ' -ff gg, Yr ,l ,lata-'ffrllpfnll f ,' 'l'wl,, 'W ' '7

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