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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Carrol Vaughan Hugh Brown Mary Virginia Jefferies VANITY FAIR The student body of Clarendon High School by secret ballot voted Carrol Vaughan the best all around girl among them, and, of course, that is saying a lot. It is not only that she has filled so well the responsible positions for which she has been appointed, but that she has so cheer- fully and willingly undertaken to do those duties which fell to her lot to perform. We envy Carrol her sweet disposition, her pleasing personality, and her many sided nature which makes her first in her classes, first in athletics, and first in all student activities. Hugh Brown was indeed honored by the student body when he was voted the most popular boy in school and on the same day the best all around student. Now we don't wonder at the big popularity vote. Who could resist that Winning smile, We ask? Surely not a large number of the co-eds. Hugh has made an excellent record in athletics, has caused many a heart to thrill by daring feats on the football field. He has a pleasing, winning personality, a carefree nature and in short, has endeared him- self in the hearts of students and teachers. Its all very well to be brilliant or clever or rich, but charm is a gift of the gods, which is held by them in such high esteem, that it has been sparingly bonded down to a very few mortals. A Woman can have no asset like charmg charm of character, face and personality. Mary Virginia Jefferies was voted the most attractive girl in high school by the student body. It is a great honor, but we think Mary Virginia deserves the honor, because we feel that the gods have been very generous With her. i