Coahoma High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Coahoma, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1940 volume:

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STUDENTS MY EARNEST CONvRATULATIONS TO YOU FOR YOUR SUCCESS IN THE PRODUCTION OF THIS ANNUAL RECORD OF YOUR HIGH SCHODL Aa YOU TURN THE PAGES OF THIS BOOK TH GUGHOUT THE YEAR TO COME, MAY ALL THE DISAPPOINTM NTS AND FAILU?ES WHICH YOU HAVE MVT HERE BE DWOWNED IN THE MEMORY GF THE THINIS QF VITAL IMPORTANCE TO VORTHWHILE LIVING WHICH YGU HAVE CAYRIED FROM OUR CLASSROOMQ AND CDRRIDOWS IT as cum sawczae HQPE THE Twxwcs You CAPRY FROM rnas SCHQQL WILL HELP You ro caooss THE NQGLEQ QICHER wav OF LIFE, FOR, TO evenv MAN THEQE oveuera A wAY, AND NAYS, AND A wav, AND rue anon sown cLsnss THE HIGH WAY AND rue Low souL Ropes 'HE Low, AND an aerwezw, on THE Masvv FLATS, THE IEST oaxrr TO AND Pao Bur T0 svsnv nam races owamaru A HIGH WAY AND A Low, AND zvznv MAN oscaoarn rue wAY Hxs sown SHALL o W SINCERELY, QEOQGE M BUSMELL J UYBIL MYERS L Towqss SCDENCL H ii? WP' iE ?fffff2 JUNIOR SPONSOR MATH B.A. EN LISH fa Away D. . f ND L B.S. 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CLASS, DRUM MAJOR, Mosr POPULAR sov DUR ING Has FRESHNAN AND SOPHOMORE YEARS, RESERVED sur JQLLY AMOw Has TNTTMATE ERTENDS FRED TROTTER AMONG ouR INTELLIGENSIA BUT SAVEa our PLENTY or TIME FOR FUN MARTNL MILDRED CARTER THE Qunrr EST or US ALL, CONSCIENTIOUS, zNouSTRoous AND HER MAIN INTER EST :S CRUREH WORK LELDON DUNN BEANS PLAYS TENNIS, INTERESTED IN AcRucuL TURE, LIKES RTS OWN vsEwPonNTS BEST or ALL FLDON HULL-UTEDDYH PLAYS FOOTBALL, AND EVERYTHING ELSE AS FOR THATQ CAREFREE, HIS ONLY DQSTURBANCE IS HIS FUNNY OBSER- VANESS- FREDA Jo BOND-BABY or THE cLAsS, FULL or GIGGLES, A HSMARTU LITTLE THING TCO. E235 ,Er RE . . AS AN T, iid ,E TS ' T ' - - . OF , g . or 1 I 1' ' 0 T cl, rn, , , E ' 1 - - vngfh g alil R :, - if ' A ' .R S ' 5 H -u n f lkf:1 I fxlwr -O 1966 Viandn U n rx N aive 1 Lx 1 TENNIS v Va f Wu S UOWOTHY QULEY 4DOwfD warn MININV CHFRM WQQKS wurn z AL LN tw OF HGNh Eco CLU N YN R1 R ' P ACTSCA ALM YS PLAYS N 5 BLQL CA BT LDITOTE O -LNNUFL STAFF TAE QJTH Re.J ' uruv QUAINT sur STULL A MODERN MAIDEQ, Q M o E F AN , PHL L DENT or THE HOME ECU CLUB AND A Memes OF THE KNITTING CLU' HAYNE HONRONEY A LOYAL AND A Lfoo SP0 T, Cosa BN Fon ALL svov AND WAS CAPTAIN or THE FOJTGALL TFAN THis YEAR B'YAN Hue Nova BLASE, INTE Ll QENT, AND CAPADLE or ONLY VlLLINf, SPENDS His SPAQE TIME READINC. Me :AM PRATHE9 uDYNAM'TEU ns NN Ace ATHLLTE, EASY-GOING ANQ RN ALL ROUND PAL TO svswvows 'JP 1 .fn-. W 1' sa.-Q Yfal zbtf X . , E MA'Y CHARLES fULL--KS A FflENL TO EVEPYDNE, A EDDD STUDENT AND A MEMBER OF SEVERAL CLUBS. BEwTHA LEE ToNN--HBERTH--A STU- DSOUS AND :NTELLEcTDAL STUDENT, AND T.E KTA 'Tr NAKINf VRIE SHE A M O TQ? PEP SGUAu ENT T :T 0 OUTSTANDING BASK T A ' PLAYL SHE iS lNDUSTR4OUS AND B 0iDMlND:D 4lLMETH ROBINSON A NEA ED Tl N TO HE sEN1o2 cLAss PRESIDENT OF THE PEP SQUAD STEADY LEVEL HEADED, AND LTAED av EvEnv DNL ' LA EARL BDDINL RA . WOTH A POCKET FULL or LAUDHS EADY TO USE AT ANY TIME. as MAJDTPTTE OF THE BAND AND BELDNGS TO sEvE A CLUBS KATHLEEN SULLIVAN KATU ns SLOV'N EASY AND USUALLY LAU HTNE. SHE wAs A cANDTDATE row QUEEN or HEARTS, PLAYS FDRNAAD ON THE BAS LOLEDA HECKLER as DTSTANT THOUGH PLEASANT AND ATTACKS ANY PROBLEM iN AN ENERCETJC HAY 'ELL RITA BA ON ME QEINDLY AND ADAPTS HERSELF READTLY TO NEW ENVIRONMVNTS HA, A N CK TL: L . NDS. A fi Eunff E ,, , L tT. I CALLY AAEELEQ--HAS TQAEW PAHT TN D.EPE2 ATALT TEE AND as AN Q3,l'i .R E L LL T,. .ll A , A . . I I L ,-- T 1 I- o. T ' , us ' A 1 is P ' --as Ez TT c, A 5 I' I? - A . L'Ti ' H L 4 0 --Y! T G x Rf EA . A J . A n . K f' ' il dxf' KETBALL TEAM. , ',, iS,w . P ' '1f?fQ as yjigx .-g 5 Tvgg W in -- 1 I -f ' f 1 'y. :': X ' 4,1 3? aa H ' ff v kPMfh 5x RT --UN LLH IS A . Wu T N 5 W ' I ' 52 . aa'c T , , . V , .E. 'U L SIA IA NQLS SI! P ESIDENT OF TRP JUNIOR CLASS AND THE N TT N CLUB, ASSISTANT OF THE ANNUAL STAFF AND S MEMSER OF THE GIRLS' QUARTET SHE HAS A PE SONGLITY 'WORTH A MILLION 0 LLA S M LBRED PATTERSQN MOWTHY' JUNIOR CLASS, TYPIST ON THE ANNUAL STAFF, AND A MEMBER OF THE GIQLS' QUARTET, IS QUIET IN CERTAIN MOODS AND THE LIFE OF THE PARTY IN OTHEYS AMES TURNER JIM IS A PGPU LAR JUNIO2 Nao as sooo NATURED, GLOD LOOKINL NND INDUST Ious SYLVIA 1RANDSTAFF IS HARD V INL UT HAS DECIDED THAT SPANISH CIVES HER FITS DuRwooo ToNN 'CuRLv', sooo NATU En, HAS 'INTELLIQENCEH ABOVE PAR, A WELL LINED av ALL, IS A sooo SPOQT AND EXCELS IN ANYTHINu HE UNDERTAKES WAYNE JOHNSTON JOHNSY srx F QTER wuo GOES IN FOR ALL SPORTS AND IS A MEMBER OF THE F F A CLUB LUCILLE QAMMONDS ULUCYH HAS MANY INTEWESTS sur HER MAIN ONE IS THE BOY: P I I JU IDR? 'L' I E EC --WHAT E' IS OF if I II I' ED--. ITO' I A 2 . i ' f 8 O 5, .xx , , 4, ' -FII I , 5 6 SECRETARY AND TREASURER OF THE 'N J --If II - ' '3 1 .I F? 4 'I D -- , ARK- -I 'i I3 Jr, I 1 5 --U1 I 1 ' ,V ND I 1-U If A I - T' 2 f . l 'Q ' ,. , 0 E PHY ML: UTCH SN COUS ANL LSKAULL FiAYb UNLT LL, D IS M BE? H: P SLU NL, SVVLPAL OTHEG LLUMS Duurnsrr BUCHhNAW Kwgww A J T , as THE wo 1 NEEJUS NYNCHCA Tub Jumnon . an N L saLrQaeNns AS OFTEN DS Hf mass S S Hf'5 TH: LIC: OF THE scnuoz RUBE BAKE CA w AL AND Fool ALL PLAYLQ, Ano ITH W ND LYN MON ONLY M ONE OF OU CHEE4 LEADLRS OF NMO CAN H5 DLY DECXUE wH1CH TG YELL O CO54OMA O EOWSAN Q c 3 fn Y 'D ULL OF FUN MoLoREo THOMASON ns Quner AND zesenvno ON THE SCHOOL CAMPUS sur sue Does HAVE HE eEAux FVELYN JOYNER 1s ADQEEABLE ANU LIKABLE warn oANcuNo Svcs Ano A READY CHILE S LE I S UNE SNTELLECTUAL, A W LLIN KE2, AND AN ACTIVE MEMUEQ OF THE HOM ECO CLUP HERBE L1NDLEY ss REF: ANU QUIET AT AND ao QTL Q AT OTHERS A Bov scour ACTIVITIES ,bnffa 4-19 I wi CS JRWiQRi i r N F --awe as Lus- TR X G H, , ' EA f' Ll AN A CM- L or v FE o'Ac Arf Wiz UM me :Xa rf , 4. 'H Q ' , AWD A V.s A HPQT . . . .' .f . J I ,J 24 ' A Q--as AN Ac: f shew- 4 5 L 'a f ' ' v THE USUAL ABXLITY ro cwafn THE HIRLE. i i E Q V 1 ' --u7'ENu ' 'R . A ' ' '39 , ,x? ' F Q, 2 , f . M . -H' I' .UMD lk A ' -- ' as Z R , 5 N 'Q . 'jr . , Q x'f Jlr K Ewa LITT --an s n ' OF THE 1 Q wuQ 2 , , -I ' YT -- NED , Tenas f lv fwou- , f . HE P wracupnrfs iN ALL , 77Zdfwy avr-.., 'Q JUJIORS LAUREL GRANDSTAFF A QUIET A-ID EASY G0lNG STUDENT, WHO DOES HER WORK WELL. EVERETT LTTTLE A VERY LIKPBLE FELLOW Hao Goes IN Fon ALL SPORTS AND HAS VITTY REMARKS ON HAND AT ALL TIMES MAX WHEELER A NUTTY CONTOR TIONIST WHO HAS A BRIGHT REMARK MAKE AT ANY Ano ALL TlM'S oHE or coAHoHA's TUNE BUSTERS LounsE WHITAKER 'MncKEv', INDIFFERENT, AMIABLE, WITHOUT A CARE IN THE voQLo, as A M'MBER or THE PEP SQUAD MARIE WARREN AN nNTELLEcTuAL LY THCLINED Juuron wHo PLAYS WELL AS A GUARD ON THE GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM WOULD BE osscnraso AS GRA cnous AMY LEE ECHOLS RETICENT, AFFABLE AND THTERESTED IN BAND H M3 OF SEVERAL CLUBS JEAN Youue A MASTER or aEPAaTEE as INTERESTED :H FINE Anrs, A ufnacn or THE GIRLS QUARTET AND oraza cLuas Geoass HEcxLEn NHALF PINTW HUS CLEVERNESS TUWNS HIS SMALL STATUQE :sro AN Asssr INSTEAD or A LIABILITY fi- V A A CA-T I I l ' T TO --T Y - Q Xnrjl L . 'TQ . WM-y 6, .sxfgsxwww AH Liv XT L 6 l . IS E ASR if -- , i w T QY Jo W TQN o , N COMVR TO conuoma WITH A JOLLT, Euw LOVQN DTEEQSTTTQN IS WELL LINED sv THE ENTK E SCHOOL AN OLD 'EZZIE EAD TTMEQ ANL HERE TO STAY N LRACKTN HAPPY uO LUCKY cowaov wuo, AT TTMEQ, CAUSES THE TEAQHERS TD LOSE THE: SWEET DSSPOSITIONS YORMA TUENEQ ONE oe OuR CHEER LEADERS OF '59 WHO as LLIN T PA T TE IN scHooL EVENT NITA GSHUUQN as ONE or QUT T NEAT A 0 FF! TENT JUNIORS, AND TAKES A4 ACTlVE PANT IN THE HOME Eco CEUE AND THE PEP SQUAD VADA BELLE QHNN ooo STUDENT FOR THE JUNIO E TO E PROUD or SHE IQ ALWAYS FULL OF LTFE NEVER Nooov ORA LEE ABEL HCHUNKY NEXT TO HEzzTE, as own No NOZBY, MOST JOLLY Two ETvELY JUNIOR BUT MANAbES TD SKT STILL LONL ENOUEH TT KNlT WOULD BE HUMORED CONGENIAL, AND THOU H A JUNIG STILL INTERESTED iN GJADE SCHGOL. WALTER ST ouP MUSQCIAN as WE HAVE MOUREEN ROLERTS NEVER SEEN NPTU' NHEN SHE VASN' NONCHALPNT SHE IS DNEUSTRIOUS ALTHOULH HER MAIN AMBtTlON as NOT KNOMN dl in fd MHP Wald! -909 due 'OM S HELL YARQLEY, PPESIDENT LUTHER LouoAuv, vac: PPESODENT EARLENE Rrso, SECRETARY C 01:5 BRADLEY McQuA sw Suv LEY TONN MAQY wnsgon LLuc CHl7LOTTE LIYTLE JAcK GRAHAM CHAvLts Faso OLLANO FRRL Bono NEVELL wunru JACK CQFLMAN JAeoLD Bosw LL DONNIE Roosivs MOLDRED Mus zovt Junuv LANUERS J C Tuuw Mhaaowse MAnuaHc Y HOLLIS SANDHEDGE HOLLtS Bon GRAY Braxnca J W Hxnnsn Buouvt Youna Q has Illi' 'Qin An ,g L B LL F-SWS! Jxcx HUNYCR Jo DELL ALE HILLARD Dmtrw CMARLENE TuNooL FRECX BSN LQLAN, Pnzssnzur GARNER Plrvs, vnce Pxzsuocmr RUBY Lt: WHEAT, sscnsrmnv Ev:Lvn Mounowzv EMQLEE Tunnzn RAY Young FLovo Keanu BEYQL Lruosn ALICS FAVE Donssv MENTON FELTON Jovcs FLETCHER HoRAcc Tunes Lcnov QRANDSTAYF JALLACE REID MARY Lv1rLt JmxTmrwn 2 an lil is -Qi ar x 'VM 4 VA 2: rx JAMQ1: ,, ,. 'Q ! ??g2i? 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'M,e v-my AWK 700443 4 4 7-A SAND THE coAHoNA HIGH DCHOOL DAND wAS oRGANTzED IN THE YEAR 1937 BY J J HENSLEY, ITS PRESENT DIRECTOR THE BAND THAT YEAR, COMPOSED OF 40 MEMBERS, ATTENDED THE STATE CONTEST AT SAN ANDELD REcETvTND A THIRD VOTING LAST YEAR IN ADDITION TO PLAYING FDR ALL SLHOOL EDNCTTDNS THE AND WITH A MEMBERSHIP or 50, PLAYED AT THE COTTON BOWL CLASSIC, TOOK PART IN SEV ERAL PARADES, AND VON 3 CUPS AND A P' AQUE FOR MADCHKNG THIS YEAR THE BAND, MADE UP or G5 PLAYERS, HAS RECEIVED TNVTTATTDNS FROM THE STATE FAIR, THE COTTON DOHL, THE VEST TEXAC FAIR, AND THE VORLD'S FAIR AT NEV XORK THEY HAVE ADDED 3 MORE TROPHIE TO THEIR CASE THEY VILL PARTICIPATE IN THE STATE AND NATIONAI CONTESTS THTS SPRING A ? l in i x 3 -- A- ., ,T . ., 5 1 ' ' ' , A T - , - AA. , W , M A A, 0 , - S. W - 'Q .Q W fl , jam I S- , V 'slow . 1 ' AY QS A XY Q ,TQ . ' if Qt' X 1 I A .A KAW I u .1 Y , . ,Q E i 8 : .A - - T4 I A V X S' w A - r A . ,4 xi ' V , -.U . 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I k K , Y ' 0 , ,Q , ,f qt! 2 Qvfbpzaa .ffm-Q1 9 W- 1 THE F F A CLUB THE JUNIOR BOYS BASKETBALL SQUAD 'M Www xmdfwyu M! 56 5 Wfmimx H358 iyggg fi lHhngim mlm 'an THE SENIOR BOYS BASKETBALL SQUAD THE SENTOR GIRLS BASKETBALL SQUAD T LH THE FCOTBALL SQUAD , , THE PEP SQUAD W. -.K , I' DE PARTMENTS X f: .afwEff BE R PATROL AST SCOUT MASTER if ? 0 'V Lai Max 'BQ av!! EACLE PATROL THESE PATPOLB MAKE UP THE COAHOMA TROOF S FOX PATROL 'JCOUT MAJTER ff T T , 1- hr 1 I 1 x , NN 'F 'Q ' .EW ,nygsfi . 0 ,X ,-If J N Y 1 ,, ,I J 5 V r Q V , L 1 .11 K? 3' , ' u f' N f Q ' -- L: M- .T . . , 7 I Y ' n . , I. , - :gy A . T 1 lj.. xx, ' e 'g',m 2' ., 4 , . 'V ' 5535? W? - w N, fu 4 xt I M, ' XR' T V45 Y mi ' 'T 34 Q . ff ., -4 'ff' EE, ' ' A I V '-Zrfflf 7 C ' . ' ,vs im , 1 - , , - H - wif? l ,, Zi ,ig 1 ,y A fx isfwkk 3.4 . ,Z K . VX .V ,ix f f i 5 ,l fi' aw' A I , V - ,. T 71'i ..,f5t'. f C 4 '. U W , v' ,, ' ' 5' , nb. 'M f. .' Q T ,X Q, -' , 1 SPONSOR ASSISTANT EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER ASST. BUSINESS MGR SPGRTS EDITUR TYPIST ART EDITOR RIGHT T0 LEFT s E R BY ELszA MAE EcHoLs NILA PEARL Bonus: NORMA TURNER WAYNE Momaowzv MILDRED Parrsnsow WAYNE Rocsns MR . . . RD EDITOR IN CHIEF A, K, TURNgR,,jR, PEDAL EXTREMETIES CLUMP, CLUMP, CLUMP. HUNDREDS OF PAIRS OF SHOES MARCH OUT INTO THE HALL AT THE SOUND OF THE BELL-- ALL KINDS OF SHOES ON ALL KINDS OF FEET. YOU HAPPEN TO NOTICE A PAIR COMING DOWN THE HALL. THEY ARE THE KIND WITH THICK SOLES, THE RUBBER ON THE HEELS IS BEING PRESSED HEAVILY AGAINST THE FLOOR, AND THEY ARE ABOUT THE SIZE OF A FREIGHT CAR. YOU MAY BE SURE ONE OF OUR SUPER-DREDNAUGHTS IS COMING, PROBABLY JESSE TAYLOR. OF COURSE SOME LARGE PEOPLE HAVE SUCH SMALL FEET THAT THEY LOOK AS IF THEY ARE ABOUT TO TOPPLE OVER, WHILE SOME OF THE MOST PETITE HAVE THE LARGEST FEET. NOW TAKE MUTT BLALOCK, FOR INSTANCE HE WOULD BE A NICE SIZED CHAP IF SO MUCH OF HIS LEGS WEREN'T TURNED DOWN FOR FEET, DON'T YOU THINK? NOT LONG AGO I HEARD EVERTT LITTLE AND HIS MOTHER JOKING ABOUR HIS FEET SHE SAID YARD USUALLY CONSISTS OF THREE FEET, BUT IT ONLY TAKES TWO OF EVERETT'S NOW PLEASE DON'T TAKE THIS JOLLY BANTERING TO HEART FOR YOU KNOW THE OLD SAYING, THE BIGGER THE FEET, THE BETTER THE FOUNDATION YOU CAN HEAR A LOUD THUMP, THUMP, COMING DOWN TME HALL AND JUST AS YOU LOOK AROUND, A PAIR OF COWBOY BOOTS ROUNDS THE CORNER WITH WHOMT HEZZIE READ, WE MIGHT HAVE KNOWN, IN THEM IF THEREEVER WAS A HAPPY GO LUCKY COWBOY MAYBE THE TEACHERS THINK HE'S TOO MUCH THAT WAY WHO WEARS SHALL SHOES, HE'S ONE WHY HIS BOOTS ARE ALMOST FITS FOR THAT ECHOLS GAL WHO BOASTS OF SIZE THREE SEVERAL OF THE TEACHERS, IN ORDER TO CHECK THE ROLL THEY CAN'T SEE THE FACE SEHING THE FEET JUST COUNT THE KIDS' FEET THAT ARE STICKING IN SIGHT ONE OF THESE WHOSE FEET ARE ALWAYS PROMINENT, IS RIP, WHO AL WAYS TAKES FIVE MINUTES GETTING UNWOUND TO GET TO THE NEXT CLASS ANOTHER CONTORTIONIST IS MAX WHEN HE GETS HIMSELF WRAPPED AROUND A CHAIR, IT'S HARD TO TELL WHERE MAX BEGINS AND WHERE MAX ENDS. BUT IF YOU ONLY YANK ON HIS FEET WHICH AREN'T HARD TO FIND HE COMES EASILY UN WOUND AND HAVE YOU EVER NOTICED RUBY LEE'S FEET! WHY THEY LOOK LIKE A PAIR OF SWIFT' PREMIUM HAMS BUT ITS A GOOD THING HER FEET ARE LARGE, FOR IF SHE WEREN'T HELD DOWN WELL, THESE STRONG WINDS WOULD SNATCH HER FROM OUR MIDST. LELDON DUNN'S FATHER HAS THREATENED TO SAVE ALL OF THE OLD COW HIDES TO MAKE LELDON'S SHOES, FOR HIS FEET ARE SO LARGE THAT HIS SHOES HAVE T0 BE SHOP MADE WHY, I CAN STICK MY FEET IN HIS SHOES WHILE WEARING MY OWN AND THEY ARE STILL OVER SIZED ONE GOOD WAY TO GET WRITING MATERIAL ON FEET IS TO WATCH THE SKATES THAT AREBEING GIVEN OUT AT A SKATING RINK SOME LOOK LIKE BOX CARS MINUS THE SIDES. A PAIR LIKE THIS IS WORN BY ONE OF OUR HUGE FOOTBALL BOYS TEDDY IN CONTRAST, THERE ARE THE SHALL ONES WHERE THE WHEELS ARE SO CLOSE TOGETHER THAT THEY BARELY HAVE ROOM T0 TURN AN OBJECT OF GREAT INTEREST TO SOME OF US IS MR. 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SUPFOSE WE GO BACK T0 ABOUT 55 B C. AND SEE WHAT WAS GOING ON DRUIDS AND GLEENEN THERE WERE APLENTY AND BARDS WHO SANG TONS OF THAT TIME, SUCH HEROES AS BEOWULF, BUT ONLY THIS MORE TIME HARCHES ON AND HERE IT IS 672 A D ALREADY, ABLE BEDE AS THE LITERARY HOTSHOT HAVING JUST DASHED OFF A TREATISE ON ASTRONOHICAL PHILOSOPHY GENERAL SCIENCE OF THE WASHING AND NOTHING WITH THE VENER A THING CALLED TO YOU WE HA OUR FIRST GRANHAR IN 910 IT WAS AUTHORED, COMPILED, EDITED, PUBLISHED AND PROBABLY READ BY ONE AELFRIC OF ENGLAND HUMAN NATURE VAS BOUND TO our so cHAucER CAME ALONG IN 1386 WITH HIS CANTERBURY TALES YOU xnow, THDHDNAIL BIOGRAPHIES SANS DALE CARNEGIE AND SURE ENOUGH THEY HAD AN EMILY Posr THEN HIS NAME WAS SYHON SYDGATE AND ME vRoTE NTHE WHOLE DUTY or A CHILD I'LL BET IT WAS INTEREST NG AND HOV DID THEY LIVE THROUGH THE 1600's? PITY THEN, FOR THEY HAD T0 STRUGGLE WITH SUCH vonxs AS 'A YOUTH'S BEHAVIOR , SPIRITUAL HILR R BOSTON , A LOOKING GLASS ron CHILDREN SPIRITUAL BEE' A 'A KEN FOR CHILDRENH JOHN COTTON, JAMES JANEWAY AND WILLIAM PENN COMPOSED THESE ILLUSTRIOUS CONTRIBUTIONS TO LITERATURE. IHEIDEHTALLY, oN: or THE FIRST RHYHES THE CHILDREN HAD TO LEARN WAS IN ADAM WE FIRST sINHED I LL- D THE WAY HAD TO BE PAVED FOR GONE WITH THE WINDH so BACK IN 1423 SIR RICHARD WHITTINGTON CANE our WITH Hus CAT TALE AND REALLY NAD: sooo SAME AS ouR SCARLETT. sucH A FAVORITE AS zANE GREY or WESTERN FAME COULD NDT co UNMENTIONED, AND PROBABLY HIS EDRERUNNER WAS COUSIN ALICE WHO vRoTE T HORSE OPERA EPIC, ALL IS NOT coLD THAT GLITTERs TOMMY AND NR BARLOW or HSANDFORD AND MERTON PUBLISHED IN 1783 ARE PROBABLY THE PROTOTYPES OF THE CURRENTLY POPULAR BABY SNOOKS AND HER HDADDY YOU KNOW, THE OLD FASHIONED METHOD OF GETTING INFORMATION QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS LOOKING THROUGH THE CATALOGUE CARDS OF OUR LIBRARY I FIND THAT THERE ARE MANY DIFFERENT KINDS OF BOOKS READ THE FRESHHEN NATURALLY TURN THE LIGHTER READING NATERIAL LIKE 'THE MASKED RIDER POLLYANA' AND I-I THE LONE RIDER Bur PLEASE REMEMBER THEY ARE so VERY YOUNG TH: SOPHOHORES READ BOOKS IN A MORE SERIOUS VEIN, BUT THEY STILL cLINc TO THE ADVENTURE SIDE or LITERATURE THEIR FAVORITES ARE SIX FEET SIXH THE LIVES or A BENGAL LANCER' AND NIH THE JUNIORS ARE INCLINED TO rAvoR aooxs RoHANTIc IN NATURE INSTEAD or ADVENTURE STORIES THE PATRIOT , OIL FOR THE LAMPS or CHINA AND uJALNA ARE THE FAVORED ONES Nov TAKE THE DIGNIFIED sENIoRs AND IF You DON'T THINK THEY ARE DIGNI EIED JUST ASK oN: or THEM NOTHING BUT THE BEST FOR THEM' THEY READ GDN: WITH THE HIHDN, THE sooo EARTHH AND HTHE BENT TWIGH HOW D0 I KNOW? 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