Dublin High School - Shamrock Yearbook (Dublin, TX)

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Ianuar Tests are the main issue about this time, and many wails are heard as students learn that they do not meet exemption requirements. Firm resolu- tions are made5 I'l1 come to school if it kills me, These students are members of the newly formed Dramatics Club. Here they are meeting to discuss plans for producing one- act plays for Interscholastic League com- petition. I.n the background is Mrs. Inez E, Robinson, who sponsors the group. A Classic funnybook, a cap and gown, and the informal pose, - a senior in distress no doubt trying to make those 10 required units of work for this semester.

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-1-7 ln In the Christmas assembly at school we were entertained by talented students. The Sloppy Four with it's cornet player, Paul Read, were a tremendous hit. A group of freshman girls sang several selections, On Friday before school dismissed for the holidays the football jackets arrived. That night there was a party in the city recreation building sponsored by the Student Council. ,JB 1 l RW JK X VT ,fx J

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THE LAW OF THE OLD WEST Western Week February 20-22 l. Everyone must wear at least three western gar- ments. 2. Any male caught with a slick shave Wednesday through Friday will be fined and spend time in jail. 3. Anyone caught courting in daylight without permission of the sheriff will be kept away from his girl until the party Friday night. 4. Any male or female wearing make-up or jew- elry of any kind will be fined. This applies to senior rings. Court will be held promptly and the judge is the 64 EFF law. The laws and his be enforced by thc able sheriff K J, V Contest winners at the party held Friday night, February 22, were Pete Cunningham, Sue and ravis fU! Ehe' g r 0 wi n g 3, 01. Above, students dance at the party in western duds. The ' ' r e right broke the law and justice was swift nd without mercy, FWWTB F