Cloverdale Union High School - Spectator Yearbook (Cloverdale, CA)

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2 C. H. S. SPECTATOR Greetings Welcome kind and considerate reader and classmates. We hope that you will appreciate our little book, but please keep in mind that this is our first attempt, and do not criticize our many failures too harshly. And, fellow classmates, with whom we have spent so many pleasant school days, and who have helped us with your con¬ tributions to our paper, we hope that you may each remember with pleasure these times whenever you look over the Com¬ mencement number of our C. U. H. S. Spectator 1909. The happiest of vacations to all.

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Volume IV Number 20 The Spectator Published by Cloverdale Union High School

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C. H. S. SPECTATOR A Sketch In a beauteous dale of clover Guarded by protecting mountains Stands a plain and picturesque schoolhouse. Hidden in among great oak trees. To the eastward flows a river, Flows a far extending river, Carries forever its sparking burden. To the westward rise high mountains, To the northward and the southland Rise these same high towering mountains. In this old attractive schoolhouse Live the happiest of school families, Learning daily needful lesson, Prepared and taught by patient teachers. Teachers who’ll ne-er be forgotten By grateful pupils they’ve assisted Through the early paths of knowledge, Intervened with youthful pleasures. Pupils, who, through patient toiling, Will some day attain such wisdom That they may hold honored places In this same old honored schoolhouse.