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

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fffil 4 5025011 Darla i T Top Row-Captain Ellis, Voxich Fair, Mabry. Second Row-Hamilton, Yelvington, Lee, Shaw. IVithersp0on, Beard. Bottom Row-Anderson, Meliay, Williams, Brown, Shryock. FOOT BALL LEE ROY YELVINGTON Guard Gallopin1,: Ghost is one of the hard hitting guards who made good the first year at Cl. H. S. HARRY ANDERSON Tackle Nig is also enjoying his first foothall sea- son at U. H. S. He earned his letter or he wouldn't have gotten it. W. C. HAMILTON Tackle Queen will be bark with us next year and promises to be the greatest sensation as the fight- iness lint-snian in .Xrkansas.' ROBERT LEE End Bob where the fight was thickest Bob was seen to be. He will provol Pl mainstay in the line-up of next year. LEONARD ELLIS Quarter Back Captain Setup lrun for two years has been a regu- lar and A star, doesn't take up mueh room but try to vateh hini? A hard fighter at all times. THEODORE WITHERSPOON Full Back Teddy is another threeeyear man and star. Yes, he has starred three years at guard and in the baekiield, too. Fast, fit, and good, he was all of this and morel VH ff -if'-l. I i x.. f A 'T for . 19 X411 ,.Z HUGH BROWN Righit Half lrishy' is a halfbark that any High Sehool should be proud of. He r1oesn't use 'much discre- tion toward his opponents but this is his third year on the squad. HERBERT SHAW Left Half Hawk is a half that you don't find on every teain. He has built up a revord in three years with U. H. S. whirh uinrks him a real football man. CHARLES WILLIAMS Center ' Jelly took care of his plat-e of the team in hue order He was a find of the season. A hard fighter-- Nuf Sed. CHARLES BISHOP Guard Shingle Bob was large enough to fill up hist hole and did it, Both defensive and ottensive, he was a 'hard fighter. He knew the game and played lt. RoBERT LEE MABRY End Se-nitobia'l is valued as a speedy and scrappy lineslnan. He showed his ability as a real font- ball player throughout all the season. BILLIE BEARD End Handsome Willie Ntioodie Shryovk, J. IJ. McKay, and Harvey l,ll1Il1IIll-'9, the three dependable substitutes, made it possible for us to accomplish what we did and deserve roinmendation for their loyalty . Qf 'f 4' x--X X ,?1R If .xv-. t X 1 r' Ax, . . 9.0 A ,Xe -J ,Le I 'J Ar Ei , A S.. , V.. , if -.X lt if I , X. -1 l 1- Tj' 4 if Xl , iq, XVT' , Al 'X JA, 'LEX X - -in LG I ,f ,f I LA ' 3, 21 11 .X QM I -' ' I X. ,W I lump- xg.. V 'ui . P Ni I L sf, i ' X f 1 A Q . N.. ' 's 123 , Y T ff. gg - '.iit1..i5iL,. 1, A x -f 9,55 ppl. . .-.u:vf'I:1 5721, -IM, ntl ming QNX L15 -,I Ev-N.: YQ -t :' mv- f' . . -- 1 H ' ff' f ,Q-- ' - -Q ff 1 .' t. Q 1'ffil'I,!i all - tt, uv ' ' , ' fr 1. I ' Img ,. A-,Ljufl ,,.',i . ,N , 3 f xx

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I iajiiiiieylgi f sTd?250,, pl A ' COACH LINUS A. FAIR A man whom all respect and love and who made for himself the move he has and who made our school athletics for '25 and '26 a success is our faithful coach and friend, Linus A. Fair. Mr. Fair graduated from Arkansas State Teachers College in 1925, and While there he made a splendid record in all activities of the school. Clarendon High is fortunate in obtaining such an efficient man as Mr. Fair has proven to be, not a better coach can be found anywhere. f .- . ' ,.-4-, X 4. 4--. I I A Fifa, - 1' V , A Mi X D, xl. 4, 'fi F. ri 1 Q 'L O 'K A lx Q- , 2: '3f Qt'f', - :Q A XQ'iXi'f S . -f Q rail f its-f -F A we . up i - A 'M -Q12 . , Q,p,,.-Jil: :M 'Pg - 2 Y ' ' ii -WRX N Y , ' l Yi fu , Ch it?- Y' ' A! I N 'I T' , M , ,gs - M sax 241 tv, 'H'-. . ,' ,X 1 2 fx

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Y H F 7360:sr0ra 1 -w4l h if La7tf0n cccc I We it '23 D' 'I 'D D' GIRLS' BASKET BALL Annie Mae Evans J ,.,LL,LLLLL,LLL.LL..4.L ..,LL , Jumping Center Virginia Hinton LL.... ,... LiL.LLLL,LwL G u ard P Clara Henry ..v.,,.r ,,rL ,rL,r,,LLLrY,.......... C 0 ach 4 Ircel Witherspoon .,t.,..,L..,..,,.,,,. Forward Lottie Jennings L ,,V, , .,.r.t Forward and Guard Jessie Mae Henson .e,e eie...........reeeee.e,ee. G uard Mary Emma Shaw .,,eeee...ee,,r .,... S ide Center Carroll Vaughan fCapt.J .,,,eree, eeee,eeeee,,.,...... F orward Beatrice Martin ee......e,.,..eee,,eee, ,ee,.,..,,........,,.,,r,.,..e,, G uard Y Q Nettie Stevens and Pauline Marlar have both been out to regular prac- Y tice but they did not make the first team. At the beginning of the year we had a great handicap is three of our team left us and those that came out knew very little about the game. But by faithful practice and an extra good coach we have made a very good team. The teams we played have practically all been superior and more experienced playersg however, we put up a good fight in every game, P and whether we won or lost we felt that we had done our best, played a ,,-- , .clean square game so nothing else mattered. ' Q 1 tix ' 1 Q LO ' 17 '. V ' l .' 'Wm lil-'fflfwi .X I W J lj h 1 'N' , Ti J, ,K , ', ' Q IN!-,-'IL K . X' Q ,, 1.,.4H'4.- ' . xffx -J-.Qi ., Q -f 9:.N'j7f1l' ff rw- we me-Q fi lY7Xl::z:ll f r W . Ke,-'i4. . . A -A ' 1' -- 'flu ff 'B it ffiw-in J 'Q' sa