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MEMOIRS OF CLEBURNE HIGH SCHOOL f«3 ■---( £== was at the home of Ellen Moffit, March 22. There were 4? lew present, but the refreshments were plentiful (the boys § brought apples and the girls brought sandwiches) and fun abounded. This ended the Junior activities, but in behalf of this renowned class I wish to say that next year we’ll all (I beg your pardon—I meant MOST!) be Seniors and those „ infants who mock us in our age of weakness will rue their Y mirth next year. Respectfully submitted on this, the twenty-third day of April of the year 1924, by Leslie Neighbors. P. S.: This history was compounded from, and based on, material received in personal interview with several highly intellectual members of this most distinguished class—L. N. US SOPHIES We, the two hundred sophies of ’24, are striving to ac- complish that which the former students of C. II. S. have accomplished. We have had our share of paper dolls, col- ored sticks, etc., in the first grades; we have gone through the other grammar grades with as much fun and study as could be derived from them; we entered Junior High School not. many years ago, and after many, many months, we walked into dear old C. II. S. as green as the usual fish. We pulled many “boneheads,” such as going to our sixth period class at chapel, entering the balcony of the auditor- ium for the library, and even going to the public library at our library period. But we have learned many things during these last two years, for we know that Shakespeare wrote PILGRIM’S PROGRESS, Bunyan wrote TIIE LAST OF THE MOHICANS, and that we see an algebra problem either plainly or through a glass darkly, and usually the |; latter. A few times we have studied hard, yea crammed, but at other times, using Mr. Dunlap’s memorable phrase, we have “gone fishing.” However, we have managed to pull through and how long we shall do so is unknown to us; but even though we slip a notch now and then, we shall go on until the glass that we now see through darkly is polished to perfection. CLOVIS WILSON, Class Historian.
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