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

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I' 'Iil' THE 36055015 9' ' l,C0tf011 .f -..I WISE OR OTHERWISE Education is almost as expensive as ignorance. JI .5 5 Annie Mae Evans- What do you think of a man that would hide behind a woman's skirt ? i Harry Anderson- I would think he was a magician. .bi eb' vel If defeated on the seas we would be lost. The raw material for chew- ing gum is imported. 253 al Q9 Roselle- And then, my dear, he wrote me the most insulting letter, and I admit I was going to say something pretty nasty, but I remembered that I was a lady so I just wrote, You go to hell, dignified-like at the bot- tom of his letter and sent it back to him. -5 al .S Judge- It seems to me that I have seen your face before. Miss McCorvey- You have, your honor, I gave your daughter sing- ing lessons. Judge- Thirty years. eg V99 vb! The Senior Class thinks prohibition does some good. An English poet refuses to come to America on account of it. Z4 V59 -.9 Miss Askew fduring exam.J- I wish someone would suggest a Way of keeping you pupils away from this desk with all those needless questions. John Jr.-- Eat garlic. M V3.8 The story has just been learned of a teacher who started poor 20 years ago and retired with a comfortable fortune of 350,000.00 This was acquired through industry, economy, conscientious effort, indomitable perserverance, and the death of an uncle who left her 349,999.00 JF vb! vb! 4 Miriam- Did any member of your family ever make a brilliant mar- riage ? Mr. Howard- My wife did. .29 .bl -3 Ruth Lynch fwho had just been operated on for appendicitisj- Do you think the scar will show? Doctor- It ought not to. ,f'fN.-1 , I5 'ar wx- A 3 , 'f,'P'f'H-K QAVTX 'flx -N,-CANKKVKZS 192. X K1 'Lf , ,. F 1 J It B- f f f' 1 g Y f Y I kt gf la v ,f J Rbf W i6 ,ef 1512 Q L , ,.., 'Z XA I X 1 1, . c '-. J, N. If as -ck J to ,Vx fy? xxx Aj Xbsc, -T ' -- X N Q. .- i. V Q N 7 ' . - X ln X . x ,XII qt 'Ax -- X T- : .' f - f., 5 N QNX . Xxm 4' I 1' 'Ski ts I V ,F X Q, 935: Ifkpi, I 5i lf I-tg! If -iff' f 'ffl c l lf:f- , Y. ' iff ' I MFT I gt- 5, i Hn .15 , . , 2 : f -', b 'V ' 5.-, li...-' X 1 V1 .il 'gif' 'Ally' 1 ly ll I lid! ! J '4 Q X ,-' - ' I , W 5

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'P NNE MQ-QI! JANUARY 4-James Ed Koon, the Senior class president, made a very brilliant lec- ture in English this morning on the Deserted Village, astonishing Miss Askew with his knowledge of the sub- Ject. 6-The only thing between us and a hot time is the rest of this winter. 8-The High School Inspector was here today and he informed us that we were an A class school. 15-At least a holiday! County Teachers Meeting in Brinkley. 18-We see Miss Askew studying Prac- tical Cooking and Serving in Study Hall this morning-In connection with Burns, we suppose. 19-Work for the day is coming and very, very, soon. We'll all wish we had studied, Instead of playing a tune. 21-Exams. be-gin. Faculty adopts the famous French slogan, They shall not pass! 28-Expression Club gave their free recital under the supervision of Miss Cassie Federer. FEBRUARY 12- Rose Time given by students and faculty of C. H. S. sponsored by S. I. A. 14-Everyone seems to be wearing their heart on their sleeve today. 17-If anyone should ask us what the most used .word in the English langu- age is, we would say Rain! Rain! Rain! 19-Mr. Howard left for Washington, D. C., to attend the Department of Superintendence, which is to be held at that place, from 21-25. 22-Washington's birthday. We wonder why he didn't cut down all the cherry trees at once. It seem all famous people were born in this month. Boyce Lee was, tooj r?N2:g,,,,,, f MARCH 3-Winds blowing- Any day-In Chapel, Mr. Howard tells the same old story. 8-High School set are learning to Charleston for the contest. Mr. Howard thinks it's outrageous. 9-Arkansas College Orchestra gave con- cert here. 15-Easter is coming meaning new dress, hats 'neverythingz 17-Gee, if we judge by the amount of green in sight today, ye'd think ye wuz all Oirish. 26-Friday and another unlucky one. 27--Everyone feels fine and enjoying the sunshine. APRIL 1-Why are so many people out today? Why, it's April fool's day, of course. 8-Boyce Lee who is a pupil of Miss Federer, and a Senior, gave her ex- pression recital. - 16-'Ilhe wonder, glorious, talented Seniors present the success of the year. 16-17-County School Fair. Get Ready! Let's Go! 29-Nothing exciting, school continues, everyone studies hard, even the Junior Hi. MAY 12-School nearly out! Seniors frisking about! Bow to Yer old Graduates. You think this A poem Because every line Begins with a capital letter But it Maint. 23-Baccalaureate sermon. How about it. Will we ever live through it? 28-The time has come, classmates. We will have to bid a fond farewell to dear old C. H. S. And now our stuff is finished I hope y-ou've had some fun For it has been a lot of Work But Gee! I'm glad it's done. ff' -l K 4 'fl-MNf4fR'Xf KX? fivx' fff Vx I Q I fx 'Y -1 X X lj N E E g fx 4 w +1 X ,pl KY H. . 4' I ,pf cw rr' I, i 9 K C ' f H i 2 X - -Q r ,f , L 'R , X X X ,MX iff W, .lg , A I X ,ha XXX' K x C, X I N , f, V X. S ex rv K1 X 1 X X x Y l Xxciilii gill. W F - F Q-CXXQIP if Vs il ig Wllf, 19 -ggix, , 2 ,ao f A V. - 3 ,H :M X A Q V lil? F v??g f7g- g f ,,ff .-. 1A'rR?-S3 :'1Q'A-:ii i - XX H7 'ALT if X- li- -1-- 4 ,' 1 v'. If J., , .fl 1 ' - 'P -I . C W' JIJ J WH i ' li' IJ M 'X . f X hllvli 'I VN

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