Cleburne High School - Santa Fe Trail Yearbook (Cleburne, TX)

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sorg C CIICC next Septemberf th iirs tim a three ward schoo 50 per acre In D4 each ad U11 Q h C4 DS WOUI C0011 s case wh ch aver COIIIC II oll ke e 27 2006 U11 f0c n9 :WC LL was face cpal IG f eDay E Cfa BS for pcso To SC E sys em 'The nu Y B HII OS III 'O E see a squad of youngs CIIOII o 'E' S ZCUOIIS 0 b C0 S CSlZlIl'l3 ge al' C CXCC ss on of fac t expre all efi ey we Q-4 s ha a tfacu tyman had O D. D11 avai ab e as a coac ow this army fo prophesy murdered the r en us asm and I' fi ete O' -D sandgirs schoo and you months oprovide a eas doub e eyear th obv ous tha WHS h I E3 he fac tie book d d no pass across he prm IU CS pe th descri COUTSC coaches d of ll OIIC bo sorpacea lldlllfl grad 3 by 0 fl w ness explained 'N 'U 'O 5 'U ha ectyona h OUII bear 0 expec 110 did who H8 sooner had she s opped smgi a Texas A l'CS bout n ne ac fa y sch da the CII s or her pun shm hi for began o Y bod e student oeg n 9 5 the crops of cotton ed. CFC C 'lI'0 3 W uts fetenta a gram C0l'Il bu compu sory schoo atten C ebume Schoo Supermten fly III UP SB told the audi that hereafter dent Emmett Brown wrote dance was going into effect th hum,l popcom, Sudan grass, R they should re ' from any- proudly th t 1 or e t ' e, Irish potatoes, and tomatoes aver- cla ping whatever, and if they buildings had been built that and that up to 4,000 students aged more than S . . . wis ed to how their appreciation year: rving, J .N . Long and Santa were expected. dition to the field work , th t they should e. They each had indoor plumb- A Clebume SD spo sperson boy works an individual garden - h001Pf1r1 1 1 - - 3P- use their handkerchie . ing, which many schools didn't reported 6,641 students nr ed of about 400 square feet. The in- i th had head' Later in the book, it - h' i 1 16. as o t. , . i thi . i - 1111051 SUC11 35 1' - DUr1121P'S tiously mentioned that students Brown wrote of the growin W.S. Homeyer wrote of agri- 21gCS Hh0Ut 55 PCI P10t, g0CS t0 Murder- Thar 03118111 my CYC- waved their handkerchiefs at an school t , ' mber of culture, which started at CHS in the Students. ffer re ' 8 if '- 3-rl re'reat11h8 exciting baseball game. children who entered school in 1912, Al t day you can Girl Students W0rk0d VC - it - I 'scovered that he was not Acc 1-ding to the report, Prin- September. after the compl ' ters that etable and flower g ns as their H1UfdCI'0t1 - he III Od SOIIIC- cipal Dunlap' ' were 'tthe of the new ward buildings, so far may at first be mistaken for a main 11C1d1ah0l'at0ry- ' thing, in the 0111111011 Of the most d . i - eded th I t ' t f as ball team trooping out from 1915-16 WHS the 11l'St time in ah0tlymous writer. ulty contem t for student enjoy- any of those in authority that it the high school. But th ar the h1St0fY Of the C1Chl1fhf2 I 1 Wed 111r0U811 the W0rdS ment and student rights. He had now seems conservative to overalls and carry hoes and rakes 5011001 I 1 ' 1 SCVCR1 13111168 81161 tl2l11y d - i th i ' that the city will be re- and spades. lust ll ' been '1 1 h- CA- mined that at an assem ly fthey pleasure. uired within the next twelve to some vacant lot near the Cushman C0aChed f00tha11- 1338- C ea it chapel a singer ad 1 1 1 ' - 1 ' 11 1 1 . 1, will find that katball fbath bay ' 1 J. rformed and pleased - i t . t ' - t ili ' s for high school pur- they are the agricultural students 0350173-11 and track every 5P0rr ents. They applauded in - cipal's desk before publication poses and approximately ten per going out to o a little practical Uffered- H0 had T10 3851513111 ciation. that the mur er was re- cent more room for elementary farming as a part of their required - A it ' , ' po ed ' ' g senior grade l t -fifth . - Cushman was 'bed as 3 1 1 ' ' J ' t tt d 1 e cniidren of 111 1 if- rrhervacam me in cuiuvauon Star ia faafballt baseball, basket- than th t ' I i t ool pro make a total o i . 113-11 and track 1 'QM applaud her, when Mr. ap next year. He said . ,400 ' 1 ll I l 1 , , C 11 C- ro. ' his wrath, and quie I l ' - t 1 1 - , , ' , I ' I

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The 1916 Clebume High School glrie basketball teem On the top now from left are Sue Mildred Lee Al- marlne Henle ooech C A Cuehmen Mlldred Herecher end Vere Davie On the bot tom row from left ere Suele Iln end Hazel Payne Santa Fe Trail Summers, Nlne Mes Sender-