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

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' P gCHi2m1BfQ5...5Q'7,lq 'P REVIEW OF THE SEASON The School appreciates the interest that has been shown by the Chamber of Commerce and the business men of Clarendon by making it possible for the athletic teams of C. H. S. this year to secure a new athletic field, dressing room with showers, and football sweaters. When the football season of 1925 started only five men who had played the year before were in school. Around these five men the football team had to be built. The recruits were inexperienced but willing to try and game to the core. In a short time the prospects for a football team looked considerably brighter. Although the first game with Carlysle was lost by a large score, the next week the same boys held the Stuttgart team in a scoreless tie. The following week they gave West Helena the same treat- ment. Later in the season they defeated Hazen by an unusually large score and in turn were defeated by Bebee and Brinkley. Considering the handicaps that had to be overcome, the team is to be commended for its stability and fight to the finish. We have very promising hopes for a successful baseball season. THE CODE OF A GOOD SPORT 1. For those who do not Take Part Kal tbl CCD Judge not your team whether it wins or loses but, by the manner in which it does it. Be not jealous of the winning nor scorn the losing. Be courteous to all rooters. 2. For Those Who Take Part. Cal Play Square. Q fbi Play Hard. ' fel Be not Yellow. Cdl Be Courteous. Cel Remember that if anyone needs cursing, it is you. I' ,nf-xl W ' rw 4 r ..,, X 1 xf4 x, ffx ff ' if f f Q20 I gg i ' lx X X753 ! S RH., V X I 'dl- g V-l A tif K , Cf vf K , L 1 1 X 'XA ' Sql . I ,, f X M X R sg . g 5 X X M v, mf 1 c -gf so Jw V M.. 1- tl MX. me . N H 1 Q' ,gl we .wx A , f 4w.'x I, , 1 X .4 -5 , ,V xx, rf. . .ilQs'J'iX-,,,. vfslli l -4: :M . vig ' lv v -.yr X Q .-Nxliigg I --n-1' 414-F . 7 ll ll ,qu E' ' A O p I 1 .Q i ff 511, limliffliidll ily A Uh, Iullf . -Q 5 X lf in 1' 'Wx NN

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I Y 'rv-QE Y . IGHHU? f--I BOYQIMSKETBALL Mr. L. A. Fair ..,....... .... ... ....,........,........ C 0aCh Theodore Witherspoon ..... ....... G uard and Center Herbert Shaw ................. ..................... F orward Robert Lee Mabry ,,,,. ...r. F orward W. C. Hamilton ......, ..... F orward Charles Bishop ...,. ....., G uard Willis Plant ...,,........,.............................................. Center Floyd Evans, Franklin Brown, Woodie Shryock, and James Ed Koon 4 were efficient as substitutes throughout the basket ball season. This is the first year that Basket Ball has been given much attention at C. H. S. Two teams came out regularly and deserve praisefor what they allowed to use an indoor court in the Fair Building and in this could practice regularly. It is hoped that this season is a forerunner of many more successful basket ball seasons. ,ff-W-l Pl? inf W K+ i f 1' ll I! -V Je-f N' ' I ' 1 ,fyfxs ff 19 20 'P E lxli x l' ly We- ' f xx I! y x 6 1: '-1' 7 X . 'X 3 ff Q Hr: Wifi l L4 . I .c F7 Aj' 15 AX rw, A ,Q . 3 K fe ,f,-f Q ,iq XM, Nuweg,Q s,,o p -QWN ..pgv, -no p , , ,as X ern .X so .i fv-A ,v.ef,..- ff: ',i .xx X s taper B., ,vrgxflp V l-Q ...id 'r-.iggf II, J .xfgv i Q, A - M .. ,,.. 1W.fJf,Mf p1lp,,1.,l,'1. 1. fh, 1-41 1 , , .. -. 192'- 15 ll J 1! Af f , H 1 MHYQ.

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