Fort Scott High School - Yearbook (Fort Scott, KS)

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THE CRIMSON With the Best Wishes of F. S. H. S. The truth of the old proverb, Of all good things there are threef must have been felt by forces without our immediate High School environment, since three of the efficient members of our Faculty have been called to other spheres of activity. For the past five years, lVIiss Isa Green has had charge of the Home Economics Department and the members of her classes have gone forth imbued with a high ideal of the Art of Home Making. The in- fluence of her strong personality will be felt in the future homes of the girls who have received instruc- tion from her. She has ridden the hobby of the Art of Home Making to success, and for the coming year, she will do lnstitute work in the Home Econom- ics branch of the Extension Department of the State Agricultural College. hir. Emil Liston, our deservedly popular Boys' Physical Culture Instructor, is the second of the charmed number. Liz, we are sorry to lose you, but what is our loss is another's gain. May you still dream dreams and still see visions. and may your first pedagogical love, the Fort Scott High School, not be entirely absent from them. Amid the click, click, click of the typewriter, came the still, persuasive voice, saying: Come away: come to school. The College of Ashland, Ohio. is calling you to spend a few more years browsing in the fields of knowledge. The voice triumphed, the charmed number was completed, and Mr. O'Connor Smith, who has so suc- cessfully built up the Commercial Department, will not be with us another year. One, Two. Three! Miss Green, Mr. Liston and Mr. Smith, we wish you Godspeed in your new spheres of activity.

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M. can HF CRIMSON Post Graduates ALINE BERGSTRESSER PAULINE BONESTEEL DORA CASSELL BERYL DEVVEY RAY HOBBS V L DOLORES KEELING JULIA KENNEDY LULA MELTUN IRENIC CVCONNUR MARY SCOTT

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E CRIMSON The Jwaior Class