Crescent High School - Memoralia Yearbook (Crescent, OK)

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..:qp:4.:1::qn-uvsurovereevevpog-rg 19-94. -,.gsamlu-crave: tl y name IS Senior Almost wlth sadness we speak of our Sf-'nor yea There IS ever prese1t the thought that we shall so0'1 be far remover from th school we have learned to l ve, that the tnes of frxendshlp formed shall b r :ml to us only ln memory, and that L.-ch must r,,o into the world and render that s rvle for whlch he I5 prepared We proud to proclalm that we have the largest class to graduate than wny other year f C H 9 ln our Hua' electxoo of officers we chos Lewis Favor, presld nt Etta Oliver, vx e preslde'xt Theo Orr secretary and trea urer and Mr Conrad advlsor This ycar we could not go on wem r roasts, but we made up for thls ln v1r1ous other entertannments ln the first part of APrnl, the Freshles were very much arounsed, and lmmedlately mysterious messages seemed to float around Th Freshxes were gomg to put thcxr colors on old C H S The Seniors at once decided that their class should be there too Tlns was on Monday and by Wediesday the results were four very sleepy and tnred Senvor b ys a d a flag of th Senior mnd Sophomore rolors flying m the breeze over old C H S Two other Important events were the kodakmg tr p to R fc c i-'nlls by the Senlors and sophomores, and the Senior class play Saf ty Flrst After tl' play tlce Senlors were entertaxned by the Junior class Now, there IS the satnsfactxon of attammg an xdcal, of reaching the goal that had lead us thr0ugh all the years Luke a br oht star rt had b en to us, throwing lsht on our paths and gwlng warmth to our hearts But now that our purpose has been reallzed, shall we stop ln the middle of our journey Shall we not set before us a higher Ideal, and wlth the glad memorles of our stay at C H S , and the he pfnl Pfluence of our teachers and Our friends, earnestly seek to attain lt'7 And now, as we bid you adleu, Wfs who w r Freshnes once sh-xl t ll yo , 'lkwt w eh hearts steadfast and true VV shanl l1v for old C H S and the good that we can do A 1 1 1,1 11 as Am 1 14141x1411:1... xzxciriuxniniaxuxzxuopxg 2414141414141 14: o on , , . . . . , - 1 V 4- 1 44 l I , ,, . , -I 4-4?-Qgw , 4 Q- . 4. -. 4, 4. f. 4- . 'f 54 N . . ,,. ' A? ' C . . are A C o . . . . . . I . I . e ' ' 2 5 ' C - A 9 . 3 . . . ' 1 ' ' ll ' I1 ' . . ' H . ,, I . . . . 1 1 1 I ' : ' I 0 ' ' CE ' 1 Q a 1 y C . . f 5 'I . , U I - - - u - u r 3 .. :: 1 ' . .1- . .J - , ' . . . . . ' . ' S e . . 1' ' u ' 1 - G ' c .. . . . . B Y T Q 4 .. ., . .. . ., ... .4 4- . . , . . . ,, . . . , . . . . . . . 4 . 4 v . . 4 .. .I

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give an accurate and exact account of such events as shall be typical of each years enjoyment The most important event that occurred the first year we were organized w is the Halloween Party given by our advisor, Miss Bridal, at her home There were ghosts and spooks everywhere we looked such a creepy feeling we never had before but after we became acquainted with all the ghosts we had a wonderful time o'1 the rrmds of the Freshles and will long be cherished as a br ght spot in the memory of the hi tory of the class The rcmunder of the Freshman year was sPent in performing mnumerabll tasks heaped upon us by Prof Elliott and Mrs Elliott Faithfulness to duty however, brought its reward, and lo, we were Soph omores' The next Septembe rwe met with sorrowful hearts, as we entered upo'1 our new career, for we had lost a great number of our class, which lad numbered about forty during the Freshman year but we assumed a bold exterior, and soon life pr sented a brighter view Our Sophomore officers were Oc e Cowling, president, Mabel Boggess, vlce president Blarche Twombly secretary and treasurer With iss Grape as our new advisor, we toon up the duties and responsibilities of Sopho mores with a will. During this year there were parties and weiner roasts galore. One event was taking the kodak pictures for the Annual two years ago. After our Lodaking trip, our advisor, Miss Gripe, treated us at the Powell Pharmacy. As the memories of each year s happenings come flooding our minds, we clwell for a moment on our Junior year. We began our year by choosing Lewis Favor as presidentg Blanche Twombly, vice-president' Orpha Rahe, secretary and treasurer, and Mrs. Conrad our advisor. This year was a year of pleasure and good times, although we labored furiously with American Literature under Mrs. Patrick, with never-ending line of themes and book reports. The crowning event of this year was our Junior play: Borrowed Money, in which every fourteeen played an interesting part and displayed remarkable E zhity for dramatic artion and expression. And, after ix-any trying ordeals, we forthwith assumed our gre-:stcst proportions: Oh, Dignity, 1 vm cr 1 ,mom-'ml-mwm--mum im-um nm-:Cl im -mum im-11 vt' 11--oowcmmyum--1 lm 1: vamlim-.-5 .1 .3 1 1 1 . ' 7 , . . . . z , k - , ' 5 i V . . , one never to be forgotten. The events of that October night were lndelibly stamped ' ll ' Il ' ' : s . I ' . ' AA 's . I .1 ' . , ' - . 4 7 C . . I . 5 . V . '. - . 9 - , M - ' M. . . , '. N' Q . . . . - ll VY , . y . a ll YY If ll V M I Q M YMUQIMWQFQQ4 -' -HGV -l', Ql'-lQ' DI:-MQUQMZI--V.QA--ILQ!!!'QlllUQlrllIl1lllvl4ll l 1

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0 Zlmxmninraxglgpglylgqlyglgyfgnlgmlgv, gpp,g1-ngunymmglco 1111414 Qc-nlor C aes Will We the Sennor class of 1923 of Crescent High School, Crescent Okla , being ab0ut to depart from this beloved school, hereby solemnly swear that we are all of perfect mlnd and body with the exceptxon of Arthur and b Ing deslro s of dxsl posing of artncles and prxvlleges that will no longer be of use to us, do hereby make and publlsh, thus enghteenth day of May Nmeteen Hundred and Twenty Three oux last val d Wlll and Testament, hereby makmg all previous wxlls and promises nu and vold To the Faculty the right to make all Seniors take the final examlnat ons To the Board of Edu atlon the prlvllege to pass rules compelling all hxgh school students to be ln bed at ten thirty, furthermore, they may prohlb t a welner roas s stek frles etc To the Jnlors the l0nged for name of Senior, also the rxgh t plcnlcklng whenever they want to To the sophomores we will our ablllty to influence the teachers, and t e art of dlgnlty which we have mastered so thoroughly To the Freshman we wnll our qulet ways and charming manners, the prlv llege of electing' the next Beauty ueen and the right to Put the Senxors name on the water tower agaln Lova Woods wllls her smiles and dimples to Effie Jones o Harry Merritt Theo Orr bequeaths his popularity among the grlss To Mary Rhoacls the pleasure of wearing half socks whenever she choo although she ll a dxgnlfled Senior 0 Cloyd Wllson the rlght to sleep during all study perlods o Edna Godfrey, the rnght to laugh, smile or flirt whenever she Cll0030l 0 Everett Kendrick, Arthur Jones nlckname Shorty e wllllngly bequeath the mlrror ln the laboratory to O le Shore, Dans Murrel Wilma Fox and Grace Drew To Dorothy Butler we give the prlvllege of committing matrlmony as soon as she becomes of age To Delbert Rahe Aaron Atherton s right to argue whenever he wants to especially In Mrs Kxrkpatrlcks classes o 's' D1 mumcwmomumwmrwmum Dvinmumomnmnmoma mu-mnmnmumvmomuiuinmnmomum0101010lDOCD4vZ4vi4vi0 5 '- '1'- -K4, - ,- ,- .- 1 -. 4 .11 - , ,,s+ -eww -4 1 -1 w 1 4' 4 ' 111' 1' 1' 0 1 i 9 ! Q 0 o 3 . , . ! ! ' - . ! . . Q . ! . C . . , 3. i. C .U B - . . . . ! . . . , . U y s Q L . . . . . H ! . g s ! Q - . . . . ' 5 . .. . Q 2 - the Q - - - ' - ll, ! u ' - - - ' '- ' f 3 go, g . . . g ' g E r .. . 1 ,, g . . ' . . . 1 F . F Q : , o 7 ! ' - Q , , . . Q . ! T . Y 1 . . 3 ! , ' - ses, Q T - , - - - . l , . . i T . ! T . , . :U .11 ! W . . . . C. -y : 1 e Q . 1 , . . , C