Eunice High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Eunice, NM)

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CL-.S3 P0EI1 Out on the wind-swept prairies ’ here the sand drifts to nature's song There cone a group of plainsmen An settled ere the days vere long. The years v ere many qs they struggled on To make the best they could as they vent llany had lost all their fortunes .jid others were becoming old and bent. But Divine Providence---------------- That i3 nature's guding hand Placed the pools of liquid gold Under those pioneer's fertile land. I In the middle of the community '. hero the people stopped to trade There, grew u fair little city '. here the first settlement was made. Children came to toym By scores and even more .jid school was started on the church Pith little more than vails and floor. In nintccn hundred and thirty six f The school had doubled in size The first Senior class v as organized Of students both bold and vise. ’Pearl vith her sveot disposition And amition3 so full of life '. as vooed by a during young man ,jid no . she-is his vifo. Carrie so lovable and sve t Has endeared herself to Eunice High By her enduring charms ,jid spirit of never ;ive up or die. Henry, -,hose sense ol humor attends him all the vhile Is known by his follow students

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I whatsoever and wheresoever, rf what nature , kind and quality 3ccv r it : ..y be, and net herein dispesod of, we give and bequeath to our bolcvod Principal, for his use and benefit absolutely, and tc be despesed -cf for the good of the coning classes as he :.ay sec fit. And we do hereby constitute and appoint the said principal, sole executor cf this cur last will and testir.or.t. In witness whereof. We the .class of 1937, have to this our will, and set cur hands and seal this 21 day of May, one thousand nine hundred and thirty seven. SENIOR PLAY On the '-nonings of Thursday and Friday, April 15th 8hd 16th,tho Seniors prosontod n comody-droma- Lighthouse Nan. Tho cost was os follows1 Hon, John Enlow-Loon Mnnoss, Nod Bioko-Henry Si os, Ichobod Buzzcr-R.C. Porker Sir Arthur Choko-Gcrold Looney, Injun Jim-Nan- Poorl Bullock, Moll Buzzor- Rita Burnhnm, Hon. S0rnh Chumbloy Choke- Opnl Stuckor, Hortcnso Enlow- Corrio Jonos. Tho piny took lnco on the const of Caroline in n rourh lighthouse. Nod Bioko was soonding his vacation with tho Buzzors. Ho wns oepturod rith tho chcorfulnoss end simplicity of Non. Mr. Enlov- visits the lighthous r.nd diccovors tho oossibility of Nan’s oduention. After two ya ars in a boarding school, Hon roturn3 to tho Eniov homo for tho Christmas holidays whoro sho mofets Nod, who elenrs uo the- mystery and proves Non to bo the daughter of Mr. Eniov .

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Gerald, better knovm as Cy Hps be,on the life of our school And has never-no never Been known to break the golden rule. George, whoso chief asset Is attending to 14s ovm business you know Is always a ready'and willing worker , hen there are picnics and places to go. Frand who wanders here and there Picking on sono ope Just for fun But always dependable and willing - hcn something needs to be done. R.C. Parker, the valedictorian Of the class of thirty seven And if argument shall avail He’ll surely get to heaven. Leon, kno by raorc .3 Red, Stands above just six feet four Is an all-round good student--Jho could wish for more? Leonard, without a gift of gab, Played the cornet 30 bold That the brass all turned to silver hen he played those melodies old. Jack, whose ambitions are rare, '.ants to be a play director bold ' ho scolds .is slothful actors ’. kwh they clo .not do as they : .re told. Rit ., the s lutorian of our class II.do grade:; so v- ry high That she c .aid at make c. failure of life io mat ter how k .rd, 3hc should try. .jid I, Opal, whose job this was to do Look ao m upon all the rest, But I shall try to do ny part To give to uln. world my best.