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

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'I I' 'I 'I I' 7 150550175 3f05,.5'Ji71g QI HISTORY OF JUNIOR CLASS In 1915 the present Junior Class of the Clarendon High School had its beginning under the tutorship of Miss Janie McManus with the follow- ing members: Annie Mae Evans, Robert Strawn, Claude Martin, Harry Anderson, Ircel Witherspoon, Robert Strickland, Robert Lee, Clarence Green, Mary Virginia Jefferies, Ruth Lynch, Billie Beard, Bennie Newby. At the beginning of the third term one other member, Isaac Jefferies, from Bonner, was added, bringing the class the lucky number, thirteen In the fifth grade we gained two members: Leonard Ellis from Moun- tain Grove, Missouri and Woodie Shyrock from Camden but this hardly compensated the class for the loss of Isaac for he left us that year and went to Banner. The following term Lottie Jennings joined our class making the class roll have the total of fifteen. We were joined in the seventh grade by Powell Morgan from Banner who left us in the eighth grade and Myrtle Pool from Blackton. In this year three members, Billie Beard, Ruth Lynch, Bennie Newby, were pro- moted to the eighth grade when they left us to join the present Senior Class. In our Freshie year we gained one member, Nannie Chedester from Banner, but to our great sorrow we lost Myrtle Pool who went to Monti- cello for a year. In February 1924 we lost another member, Mary Virginia Jefferies who went to Richmond. On September 14, 1925 the class was again increased by the entrance of the following members, Powell Morgan, Isaac Jefferies, Mary Virginia Jefferies and Myrtle Poole, which proves to us that the home ties are strongest and those four members who had wandered away into strange lands and seen marvelous sights and people, were glad at last to return to the jolly old Junior Class of Clarendon High School at last. And the less venturesome of our number who had been the stay-at- homes and who have striven hard to hold the excellent standard of our class, while the Wanderers were seeking adventures in other fields, were truly happy to welcome the wayfarers home. Now as a class we feel we have won a distinction which is more or less unique among other classes. For instance we have been frequently designated by the teachers as that impossible Junior Class or those hopeless Juniors, and other similar titles which, though they show little affection, yet they certainly give us distinction and we feel that our class has made a mark in the annals of the history of our beloved high school new ,xvxvhich is not soon to fade or be forgotten. ,jab ff I :xxx C X V I N X Z M l AFA fx I X if J X X 5 D Q 1.910 K 62' V 5,4 Q A1 XX -4' , ' g C 1' fl' K ' . IJ 'H l. if 'VQ +1 ' a ' 'W 'XML 5 I WN ' f 1, x - Q C, - X X1 ' XJ l X iq HW S ' SSW xy if ,J fr N X4 f Bf' , J l Y ' Lex 'ii - .X so Dlnf' V If Y-52, . J L11 x 9,5 if- 1 A 'nl-' I 'I I ,j5.'-?',- ii ' f it Q' L 'fi X3 1,139 j' L- ' i I .5 , g , QL., .1 i.'-'fn ,f l I ' ,B J 'sf' I -K ' XZ , , I , I I 1 'li lJl l'1lJ'21 i J' Q-,.iii' gill' M l I I I' mi l' K ,fa M