Hot Springs High School - Old Gold Book Yearbook (Hot Springs, AR)

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kan-gr SXSW? - i Since informal snapshots give us the truest pictures of school life, we are pre- senting our classrooms from that angle. Upper left is the journalism class with its usual informality. The fourth hour dramatics class is pictured at top right while reading a play. Directly below is the Torchlight staff at work on a special edition of the paper. Under the Torchlight staff is Franklin Young consulting Miss Clifton, librarian, about some material. Lower left is a history class in reci- tation. Senior English in action is pictured at the lower right showing Mrs. Una lVlcCrory's second hour class. I-, 111.111

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Since some people have douhted that our worthy instructors are actually human, the annual staff is using these pictures to prove that teachers really do have their moments. Miss Caroline Wango, the facial contortionist at the upper left, kindly consent- ed to pose, and the smiling mug to her right is Miss Josie Cumiskey with a thought. Teachers do eat, as witness Miss Sarah Clifton, middle top, and to her right is Mrs. Stall looking pensive. Next to her Schrantz is feeling like a yell leader and so dem- onstrates. Under Miss Wingo, Miss Dorr has paused in the middle of a swing. Di- rectly under Miss Dorr is the picture of one of the schools most beloved teachers- the late Mrs. T. F. Forrest. Q'Cutestuff Russ, lower left, gazes wistfully out of the window with a wisp of a smile on her sweet face. At Miss Fannie Russ' right is Miss Ann Morris who looks as school teachers should-very studious. Miss Hazel Smith is she of the radiant personality, lower middle. Mr. Biles is looking fondly at his trumpet while Mr. Perry is just looking fondly. ' Y I I I!! ai: iii

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Ein illivmnriam MRS. T. F. FORREST