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I. lv - 1 1 ' - AIISS ANNA DEANE JOHNS 7 P GJQEQEDGFGFGEGQGQMQGEGFGJFG-QV-H1151 TH 15 HHQH SCHOQL 'L 3 J T1 J. l 'fl Th1s sesslon of the Hlgh School closed w1th 598 puplls The faculty con slsts of twenty teachers each chosen for speclal fitness for work asslgned For two years the school bulldlng has been lnadequate for all Hlgh School work and we have been necessarlly handlcapped ln obtalnlng the deslred results It IS our hope that anothe sesslon w1ll find us 1n more extended quarters thereby maklng lt p0SS1bl6 for greater efficlency ln all klnds of school act1v1t1es The plcture below w1ll give you some rdea of how the bulldmg w1th the new annex w1ll appear The new arrangement wlll place the Manual Tralnlng ln 8 5 M fe V' A-'ce r ' 1 A A H ' r , ..,,' 5 april 7 ' 53' ,d',' ml IQ . fwvi' fhiyiil, Y , 1, .H ,il V YYY' 11 QW' TJ - - .T ' 2215555553SBUEUESESBUQUEJUEEEJQTEBLQ T HTTTMT-W I 2 tly'y ,ff dayl 5 T ' lsla Portzon of Libra rp the basement of the old blllldlllg The present Freshman hall wlll be made a gymnaslum and the Freshmen placed 1n what IS now the Senlor hall The Soph omores w1ll have the ground floor of the new blllldlllg whlle the Junlors and Sen 1ors w1ll occupy the next floor The Sclence laboratorles w1ll be placed on the th1rd floor of the new blllldlllg The Domestlc Science Ccookmgj w1ll also be plac ed on thls floor whlle the Domestlc Art w1ll occupy the rooms now used for both departments It IS the mtentlon to stress household economlcs thus glvlng ex tenslve courses to those d6SlI'1I1g them We expect to fit up these departments w1th the very latest and best equlpment The Manual Tralnlng department Wlll also be overhauled and enlarged ln Its scope The heatlng and ventllatlng w1ll be the very best that can be obtalned RCHIIZIIIQ that the Hxgh School should reach all classes and that there are worthy ones ID our clty who need IIS benefits and yet are not able to attend ln the day tlme we hope to establlsh a Nxght School the comlng session This w1ll QIVC worthy young men and women a chance to equlp themselves along those 9 1 ' ' v - , , , . l1nes and rn those stud1es1n whlch they find themselves deficrent 1n thelr darly avocatlons Twenty four or five aflilrated un1ts wlth the leadmg un1vers1t1es make a course comprehenslve enough A student can select hrs lme of work and graduate from the Hlgh School after completlng fourteen umts Department of Engllsh four years Department of Mathematlcs four year Department of Hlstory four years Department of Latln four years Department of Sclence four years German three years Department of Modern Languages Spamsh three years Domestlc Sclence two years Department of Household Economlcs Domesuc Arts four years Superlntendentls Olfce I0 CURREICUH .UM II SUPT. J. G. WOOTEN FRANCES DOHONEY Edltor ln Chief 'Tl ll Ol l QR5 Art Edztor Maude Nevllle Cartoonzst John MIISHD Sportmg Edztor Collls Drummond Senzor A Jack Boyd Semor B Louls Osborne Senzor C Etta Lytton Soph A Nell Duke .Soph B Nancy Cruse Soph C Wood Patrlck Soph D W1ll1am Gee Soph E George Johnson Junzor A George Henderson Junzor B MHYIOH Bozeman Junzor C Tom Bulllngton Fresh A Edwm Grlmes Fresh B Carlton Wllson Fresh C Ned Record Fresh D Ellsworth Few Fresh L Hortense Chapell Fresh F Homer Gurley Fresh G Henry Gulllck l Cyfjaxss . . . . . . ARTHUR HOOKS Business Manager EUGENE WILLIAMS EUGENE MCCULLOUGH Assistant Business Manager Assistant Business Manager 13 PI'CQld6Ilt V14 e Prc Sldelll Treasurer Sec ret xry Presldent Vice PI'GS1d6IlI Treasurer PI'PSldl-'III Vu e Presrdent Treasurer Secre ary Presldent V11 e Presldent lrr xsurer Sc c rc t 1rv I 5 Fil B D x UN nhfhl ll rugcne W1lll3HlS Dorothy Fox I uk Boyd Ruth Revelle Dewey Lawrence Tom Bulhngton F D Mallory Heurlettl W irren T xrle Webster Ex 1 Mae Bonham Thorn ms Henley James Hancock Asa Burroughs C 1rl Grelner John Lawrence M xbel DeW1tt ,F 1 i' 'N'l'l D' UNL' C,1'.Lx5 l fhllflllf ll ffl.uN93f3 ,ll!i2'lOl,Q. cllykilfi Secretary .... .... .....,.... . .... . .. .l.,, .,..a . 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E55 , QJQ THQ FAQULW E L DOHONEY Jr B Lzt Unmerszty of Texas PRINCIPAL I9 MISS A DEANE JOHNS B work at Unwerszty of Vzrgmla and University ofMlchzgan ENGLISH MISS MARY F CANFIELD A B University ofNashvzIle A B work Unlversztg of Chu ago LA TIN AND FERMAN MISS LILLIAN WALKER A B University of Texas ENGLISH MISS SA LLIE SECKEL P H S UHID2fS1fy 0f'Ch1cago INSTRUCTOR IN LA TIN MISS ROWENA GALLOWAY A B University ofArkansas A M work Columbza Unwerszty Berlztz Schools Lzceo Patna SPANISH AND LA TIN MISS ADELE EPPERSON A B Unzverszty of Texas One years work m A M course ENGLISH W F LANGE B S Unwerszty 0fM1SSOHfI SFIEVCE MISS CUBELLE MOSELEY A B Baylor Unzverszty h'1S'TORY MISS BESSIE FONNOR P H S Bellecourt Washmgton D HISTORY AND ENGLISH MISS ARLINE DOBBS A B Industrial Instztute and Col lege Columbus Mzss HISTORY W'- in MISS MA RG UERITE ARMEN TROU T A B Mary Baldwin Seminary MA THEMA TICS' MISS NITA HOGUE P H S Graduate Sam Houston Normal MATHEMATICS C C WILKIN James Mzllzkm UHlU2fSltQ MANUAL ARTS MISS GRACE WA TKINS Gradua te College oflndustrzal Art.s Commerczal Arts and House hold Arts Coursea DOMESTIC ECONOMY s I MISS IDABEL CABINESS P H S ASSISTANT IN DOMES TIC LCONOMY MISS HELEN ZENOR Beethoven Conservatory I OCAL MUSIC ,v Jff MISS DAISY MCHAM Graduate Sam Houston Normal MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE MISS MARGARET JOHNSON P H S s UPERNUMERA R Y MISS EULA RA TLIFF Graduate North Texas Sta te Normal ENGLISH AND MA THEMA TICS MISS HAZEL LLOYD P H S SUPERNIJMERARY A fig X 28 -'T J ,4-2'i..., M11 336124 ,.2 f,.,..J X -.J 3? ,E ,?, I? i -in-f 35: 5 cxdgxg J xh W xiq 455 J ,7- , V ff U 2 7 WRQUQHT Bw mwuv Qv QHS, W XWW X f' 7 14, ? V 1 ' ':'-1-4 1:'+E -3,1-f-5 -ef - W 53. ' ' A Q 1 ' 04 f ' ,f f Z 5 k 1 5E ff V, 4 if , . X? , K Lf' Q77 2 f fr, ig Q I ff U? Wx f N iffy if - V1 wi W 25, 2' ' f my X ' .lf f',, E fy 'i w V- f 7 'f ff' N w fx, A if H fl ff fx f 5 f K ff X f R ,G fi 2 ' - ' xl 11 5 f XWN 2:5 if XV f X fix IN FXI I! I Nl- ki--f fx in Qxt U, , BX, ,J f X f' L N l af? J V W' 4 'Q X J 'J Y 5 L X 4 'fy x N xg- 5-vjf ff rvA1x V V A by X +A x if AA J jfwff j , A 1, 7 W X f 'K - A ffffffff ' f ---- f- f, i Eunzce Bayless Z9110 Befley Golden han- mm Sunlight Su-Lalmng Slnllmxi always Wllll a new r fading serenity on the marble of hf-r shoulder Uf wumenanu Cecil Blackburn Jack Boyd An honest man IS the noblest work of God But stlll hrs tongue ran on 31 f Ruth Bryan Luz-zle Brzdges Or llght or dark or short or tall Soft words wlth nothxng xn them make She sets a sprmg to snare them all a song Genevieve Campbell Elleanor Carpenter A kmd and fzentle heart :he had A maxden never bold To comfort frunds and foes Of 9D1I'll so Qtnll and quxet that her motion blush d at herself Z l If ' Lozs Cunmngham Clam Dargan Those dark 93795 S0 dark and S0 deep The soul of muslc slumbers m the shell T1ll wah d and kmdled by the master s spell For nothlng loveher can be found A heart to concewe In woman than to study household good An understandmg to dlrect And a hand to execute H l Leola Doster Frances Dohoney Nanme Dowty Collis Drummond Herlooks do argue her replete wlth modesty Seas roll to waft me suns to hgh! me rise Louzse Duncan Agnes Edwards And falr she IS lf that mme eyes be rue 0 er books consumed the Illldlllghl 0117 J-I For she is wise, ifI canjudge of her, H whence is thy learning? Hath thy.tQQl Oh blest wxth temper whose unclouded ray Can make tomorrow cheerful as today s'3.. Cecil Estzs Modest as Mornmg when she coldly eyes The youthful Phoebus Elbert E rvm A man that Fortune s buffet: and rewards Hast ta en wlth equal thanks A gnes Ewen Lightly was her slender nose Tlp tilted like the petal of a flower i Q 'W'-x fi' J A Mary B. Estesl - - y 's ti J U x 0 l L ,L , :fi Dorothy Fox Mzlton Garmanp Friends I have made whom envy must com All IS for the best ln best of posslhle worlds mend But not one foe whom I would w1sh a frlend 'Bedford Geron Pat Gibbons The force oihls own ment makes h1s way A fellow of miinxte Jost of most excellc nt fancy Yb w X io i e .5 fV fl' s Fred Hackel Susan Hammond A prmce I was blue eyed and fan' of face Soft IS the muslt that would charm forever Of temper amorous as the first of May The flower ol sweetest smell IS shy and lowly Kathryn Hancock Ralph Haraway He r glossy halr was tlustcn d o er a brow He seemed Brlght with mu lllgente and fdlr and smooth For dlgmty composed and hugh exploxt 31 ,R mi it Wwe, l l Ara! Holcomb Alleen House 'Hrs pnde ln reasunmg not 1n acting Iles As merry as the day IS long Helen Hutchzson Mane Jenkms Id rather have a fool to make me merry Youth' Youth' Huw bouyant are thy hopes Than experience to make me bad 38 w N W 1 , - Arthur Hooks Ava Mae Jetton Hrs keen Qolrrt sc lzes the prompt orcasmn The reaion firm the temperate wrll tron Luczle Johnston Herbert Jones Iuy my foreva r' My task IS done I shape myself betlmes to rdleness 39 makes the thlouyzht start into instant ac'- Enduranee, foresight, strength and skill P . I Nanme Lee JUSflSS Walker Lee A woman s work grave slrs IS never done In mathematics he was greater Than Tycho Brahe or Erra Pater Etta Iytton Etta Mallzson Your words hrlni daylight wxth thf Ill whnn HK I' b0dY WBS S0 QIIETII you Speak It svemed ahx could have floated 1n the sky Ill W , 4. A7 LA ' D2 X W if -A a E :sq Paul Martllz He lb0fS0l1l and body formed for deeds of Erm MCCUI6ll0H Age cannot wlther her nor custom stale Her mflnxte vanety Ruby Martm Patleme And rest my self eontent Eugene McCullough A man of sense a man of strength high resolve. Of whose soft grace, I have her sovereign aid 41 Thelma Mznton Her modest looks the cottage mlght adorn Sweet as the prlmrose peeps beneath the thorn Hugh Nation Bryan Moore The glass of fashxon and the mould of form Lora NIXOH Hua years but young hut has experlence old What would you have' Your gentleness shall H15 head unmellowed but hls judgment rlpe force More than your force move us to gentleness Ie gl . 9 on xslt to .. 42 Ellen N0flD00d Lguls Osburn Eyes that could see her on this summer day A man he seems of cheerful yesterdayf Mxght Kind ll hard to turn another way And confident tomorrows Edna Pearson S0Dhfl1 Peter-9 ' That earnest and exquisite grace' The mildest manners and the gentlest Never bold, ever present. heari- 43 Elizabeth Peters Annle poteet And as lhe bright Sun gloflheg the Sky Sweet promptmgs unto klndest deeds were So IS her fame lllummed by her eye were In herrvery looks lar k PI'Q6t0l1 Lemuel Prock A nubuhlef makmg monks y from IHS bxrth Of soul smeere In antlun faxthful and m honor dear 44 u X . .0 . ., ' U . I -- H., w 1 . 1 Rugh Revglle Genevzeve Rhine w hen she had passed It Seemed hke the To doubt her fanrness ware to want an eyn ceasmg of BXQUISIIE musxc Mae Rogers Irene Stallings A youth to whom was glven so much of Wlth a grave aspect and a most. gracious earth so much of heaven bearmg -I7 ,I ,f Y b j W. J Frank Stewart He preferred to be good rather than to seem so John Sturgeon He could speak To every cause and thmgs mere contrarxes T111 he was hoarse again 1 Alma Townsend Jewell Tame,- HL ls a fool who thmks by force ur skxll And Suu on pleasure She Wag bent To turn the current ofa woman S will 54 Xe, l .- i 5 4' if .5 V .. -' , fi T W? K V ' . A W Y , , , il, , i, I ini fi kv Q 46 Warren Whzteslde Joe Wzllzams Wlillow various hrs employments Tu ga t thxne ends lay hashfulness ands Eugene Wzllzams Evans Wood He wouldn t flatter Neptune for hrs trldent What nramker I3 thxs same that deafs our ear Or Jove for his power to thunder Wxth thls abundance of superfluous breath ' 41 S sa N V om the world calls idle. 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Q I ' 1 . ...,, .. ....... ,. ...,.,. .. .... .... . ..,1X1'a1I II: '111I1 b brb1:rb1:rb1:rb1:rb15rb1:rb1:r.H:rb1:rb1:rb1:rb1:rb1:rb1L bl ..l :r.I :rbl :r..l ll U J T51 .U E1 Il U Il rm ll U Il fm Il U Il t1 H IJ II U Il U ll sm II E11-JI V113 r-br 1-13 C1 GOI 5 I l C011 1111111111011 CHGOL SPIRIT IS a movement that has developed w1th1n the last few years Frfty years ago a few a very few of the largest colleges had a small number of students that were proud of the1r college Soon the sp1r1t spread and w1th1n twenty years every large college had a feelmg, of prlde that made the1r graduates boast of the school from wh1ch they came rath r than the amount of learmng they possessed for they COI1Sld6I'6d zhezr col lege to be the best 111 the land In twenty more years the hlflh schools those of the more lmportant type had taken up the fad as the more LOHSCFVHIIVC call lt Now lt IS a poor school 1ndeed that does not h we SOIIIC School Sp1r1t School Splflt IS that feellng that causes those who 1re st1ll ln the school to boast that the1r school IS the best ln all branches of actlvlty studles equ1pme11t teachers and athletlcs And to make thls more than an 1dle boast they strlve to make the school all they have cla1med for lt School sp1r1t IS that feehng that causes the graduate to come back to everv commencement thls encourages those gorng awav to a better effort 1n order that the1r school may count among IIS graduates men of m 1rked success 1n every walk of l1fe School Splflt IS th It feel mg that causes students and graduates to stand shoulder to shoulder to defend the1r school agalnst all attacks But IS such a sp1r1t necessary? The answer to thlS depends on whether one cons1ders a better studentsh1p and a h1gl1er moral standard necessary If these are des1rable assets then school Splflt IS absolutely necessary W1ll a student who IS proud of hlS schools record fa1l IH hlS stud1es thereby g1v1ng hrs school a low record compared wlth the other schools of ltS class? W1ll a pup1l who IS proud of the record of hlS school for honesty approprlate any small object left out from under lock and key? No' And lt never w1ll be done Some one w1ll ralse an objectlon to thls on the grounds that one student Wlll not materlally affect the reputatlon of the school A chaxn IS no stronger than IIS weakest llllk and a school IS no better than 1ts worst pup1l One student Wlll lead others and1nth1s way finally det6I'Il'llIlC the course of the 1nst1tut1on as a whole It IS not p0SS1blC to have a body of several hundred students who w1ll all have the -ll Ti, 11 ,L 51' ,l':',,l' 1 71 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' r1 , , , , '1 ,,, ,., - - LIf 'D 'D lf 1 xl ct, 1 f1 sf L , LX, , 1 .Hy I ,l1':s il , nl L , '1 1 1 1 1 1' 1 1 1 1 1 . , . .. . . . i , .. , fi I . A I . - c , , - 1 - - - I An w - - v , 1 Z . S. .. . I . I z . . ' 4 . I . . I . . -N . , . y . 1- . . 1 : . v i . . . i .. . i - Y ' ! - - I l ' Y I ' 1 I l ' ' I proper Splflt but lt IS easlly posslble to have so many w1th th1s prlde that those who have any other feelmg w1ll conceal lt and w1ll talk and act as the others It may be only an utoplan dream but lt seems as 1f Pans could attaln th1s nearly 1deal state How IS this sp1r1t obtalned? It IS obtamed by chapel or some sort of meetmg ln whxch the puplls and teachers mav get together It IS obtamed by athletlcs that IS athletlcs on a hlgh place Next comes a feelmg of frlendshlp between the students and teachers thlS must be a real frlendshlp not a frlendshlp that shlelds the student that the teacher llkes most from hard work ID the classes And lastly by the honor system not the no1sy system ln whlch the teacher remlnds the students every few mmutes that they are llable to fall mto wrongdomg but the qulet way ln whlch the teacher shows hrs farth IH the honor of the students by never mentlonmg any doubts he may have as to the honor of any one The lmportance of an opemng exerclse IS great The good that results from the few mlnutes rn whrch the whole school IS assembled to smg thelr devotxon to the Creator of all thmgs and to the1r country or to hear the teachers speak of the good that has been accomphshed or mrght be accompllshed by domg certaln thmgs can never be measured The puplls go away feel1ng that the teachers are not entlrely mrmlcal to them and the teachers learn the way that the puplls may be reached bv observlng the way they receive the suggestlons made ln chapel The ways by whrch 8thlCtlCS help to obtam school sp1r1t are many The team of a school may w1n one game out of a season then the pupxls glory ln that one game countlng the others as of l1ttle moment besrde the one that they won To know that thelr team IS stronger than the team from another school lmplxes that thelr school IS stronger ln some respects and causes them to strlve to excel all other schools The strength developed on the held of play seeks to overcome everyone IH everythlng and havlng overcome to be proud of rt Of course lt IS a rare thlng that the same pup1l w1ll be a leader ln both athletlcs and class work but 1f one student excels ln the thmg he IS strongest 1n lt spurs those he has sur passed to be better than he 1n some other thmg The training of the teams all centers around one pomt we must w1n because lt would be a dlsgrace to our school to have a team that w1ll not put forth tts best effort Thls appeal to the school prlde strengthens the prlde of every one who hears rt Next year we w1ll be m a better and larger bulldlng a bulldlng that w1ll be a credlt to the town Let us strlve to show the taxpayers of the town how much we appreclate thls bv makmg our school the best of IIS srze ln Texas a11d even ID the Unlted States We are as well equlpped mentally as any other school At the first of school we should form mstead of an athletlc assoc1at1on a school assocla tion The funds of thrs assoclatxons should be devoted to the development of the three thmgs that constltute a real man or woman MIND BODY AND SOUL 0 1 , . 1 . . .. 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F , '7 I'3r.I:IUiI:r.Ij:riI:rhI,f:rliI:rhIUhI:r.I1I5hI:rL-J:rI:JQriI:r.I1II- Ib O2 IONI XISIII I b XII'I I plane arose lll the dlstance Edith hurried o11 and hnally came into one of the parallel streets along which 3 slded houses were constructed She looked about half afrald of the queer objects Wh1Ch greeted her From out the equlangular yards rectangular dogs barked at her and trlangular c its fol lowed her Here and there hexagon faces peeped out of trapezold wmdows and blmked curlously People w1th perpendlcular noses congruent eyes and octagon hats rushed hurrledly by Symmetrlc figures darted everywhere Thus wear 1ly ploddlng on a llttle farther and after passmg beneath a great arc she reached llarge beautlful polygon church w1th golden angles Here she would faln rest but no she must hurry on Then suddenly hlI'IHOIl1l chords came to her ears She llstened closely one two three four five SIX seven elght nlne ten eleven and then Geometry Class N15 In Shall our grand old state be severed And the blessed unlon d1e? Whlch our heroes have endeavored Wlth thelr llves and blood to buy' Let every Texan rally Around our honored star And make one splendld sally To keep all harm afar May our spotless lone star banner Forever wave on h1gh May lt wave ln such a manner That 1tS folds may grace the s v H I I' I l' .I ' ,L ,l ,I f Y l .l 1 ,l .I l ,I 1 Il 'IF I N L T ,, I gyxllf .., I rfxx, H TU .I I Il ID I III lla H e 9 I I I I I I' I I I I I I I - CYJXI IIC! NN D AIIIC IDOIfiI,l'33 T LAST, after a tiresome journey, Angleland, a little village built upon a Nfl 'f Ii Xfvl' ,Q I cggtlcc: ' , lc, . QQQH QMQMS , E'Ef ' x -W5 HL 'SF OT' STJDYING I Aww UT FXLL ikrwv JY I 'AO O Q 0 s -g 4 1 f ' ' VX lx A4 QQ' ,yx I Vs? V4 , fu! 4 2, X '--f - ,- fx -1-1' -rl , 1 9 v 1-. . 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Bagwell Erlc Chlsum Dowell Colllns Josephme Early Joe Edzards Edlth Estes Loyce Grant Ruth Grliiin Wallace Grlflis Bonnls Hancock James Holt K1nn1e D Hull Sallle Humphreys Paul Hutchlns Rube Jeffrles Wyatt Johnson Geo 0 MacGregor Alexander Maddlng Lora Meacham Homer Moore Dovey 64 Osburn Robert Owen Ruby Perryman Etta Smlth Frank Snowden Allle Stouter Helen Stephenson Gladys Taylor Luke Terry Eunlce JJ 555555355555I?5I?5V35I?5I?5I3I'5I?FITjI3 Lt DLCVCIQ, Chl SI Ib 11 EDU555.EThI:rhI53'I.:l:rU:rhI5riI:rhl5T.Ij:rhI:rhI:thI fr Prof Dohoney CTapp1ng bell for orderb We have called the meeting thls afternoon to dlscuss the progress of the pup1ls The number of bad reports show that they are not progressmg as they should Mzss Johns As I have said before I th1nk they should dlspense w1th other subjects and devote two days m each week to Engllsh alone To get other subjects well they should be proficlent ln Enghsh Mzss Galloway I agree w1th MISS Johns Really the pup1ls know so l1t tle about Englrsh that they cannot translate other languages properly Why the other day a Fresh Mr Dohoney We havent tlme to dlscuss Mzss Canfield By the eternals' They surely need better Enghsh 1n trans latmg German though I do not thlnk two whole days devoted to lt alone are necessary M139 Walker I dlsapprove absolutely and entlrely Ialready have Sen lors Junlors and Sophomores and I can not do any more work Mlss Armentrout CSaunter1ng ln and lookmg for a chalrb I am sorry I am late but I had to keep some rnattentlve pup1ls so they could make I grade Mlss Dobbs I would glve 25 demerlts for mattentlon ln my class Mzss Hogue I let them make up grades by glvlng them plus problems to work CAs1de to Mlss Armentroutb I found a good plus problem yesterday even Jack Preston found ll dlflicult M135 Ratlzj? More study ln the hall IS what my pup1ls need Mzss Moseley Ithlnk so too The Freshmen III my hall really do not seem to have anythmg to do except keep thelr feet and tongues gomg Mzss Dobbs CPFCCISCIYD By adoptulg the honor system I have very llttle trouble w1th my hall I have them demerlt themselves every tlme they speak 25 demerlts CMISS Armentrout grasps a pencll firmly and begms to figurel Mzss McHam But some pup1ls dont seem to have any honor Mzss Dobbs CPFCCISCIYD In that case I demerlt them qulte heavxly myself 25 demerlts Miss Epperson By the way I cannot tolerate the msultlng way the Freshman boys have of saymg a a a h a a at every foohsh remark made Mzss Connor Ihave the same trouble w1th them 1n the hall and often 67 V I I I' I I I I I I I I T ml Ln Ill t W If bOIe1'I'D3I I'VgI!I' CJ IITIQII lII'IDf I -Q ,I ,I I I I I I I I I I I .I L MA I1'.fxcuf.'1'Y IIfI:-',:-I.'I'INe'9 IIROIVI TI IIC SOIPI ISS keep them until five after twelve on account of it. I really don't believe some of them have any manners. Miss McHom.' lt certainly reflects on their bringing up. Miss Dobbs: Why not give them 25 demerits for such misconduct? CAbout this time Miss Armentrout can be seen working furiously trying to average the deportment aecording to Miss Dobbs' demerit systeml Mr Lange Uintermg 20 minutes latel My pupils are bad about being late They are rarely ever on time Miss Canfield CMoving nearer the door and arranging her veil? Ye gods' You are none too punctual yourself Mr Lange CUndisturbedJ I think the trouble is that they have too many studies They should have fewer subjects so as to have more time for science Mzss Wotkzns I am sure the girls need more time in Domestic Science That is more important than most people seem to think Miss Seckel If it would teach them to be neater Ithmk they should spend a great deal more time on it It seems that they will never learn to keep the floors clear of papers Miss Canheld CRISIHQ and going out of the doorb These dummkopfe Freshmen do not interest me Mzss Johns CFollow1ng quicklyb Nor me Mr Wzlkzns I would like to say that unless I have special appointments with the boys I would rather the hall teachers would not let them come to Manual so often Mr Dohoney It is now almost dark and we would better close the meeting instead of starting another discussion IMISS Armentrout delays the teachers long enough to read her average of the deportment grades which according to Miss Dobbs system is 5 below zero a s 1 2 All exit rapidly many echoes of late for my engagement float back into the room J WX W ff x ,Jr yrtll if we riwfi W 5 J f5f1Q4 fxv xf ff ' . . 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Y . y . . y ew .1 Barnett Martha Beachum Ethel Blllmgsley Everett Bozeman Nell Branch Allne Bramhall Mabel Brlan Ruby Bryant Rxlla Burroughs Asa Cogglns George D DeShong Howard DeW1tt Mabel Gremer Carl Jeffries Irene Harvey Alma Hutchlson Herman Hill Jackson Lamkm Vlvlan Means Oscar McCo1n Exxe 71 McCullough Vema McM1llan Ruth Nevllle V1rg1n1a Poteet Marv Pratt Ellzabeth Record Ned Rogers Gladys Webb Drew Webb Carl Wreaa iaw Q Anderson MHFQUSFIIIC Brand Zella Mae Boyd Homer BFISIOC Paulme Copeland Thelma Curlee Mae Carlton Della Clontz Grace Dyer Edmond Few Ellsworth Few L1ll1an Garner Fay Guthrle Travrs Goodman Clrfford Hansen Esther Hall Lola H111 Epps Hull Estelle Hrcks Margaret Jackson Genle .Z Lam Berta Lmdsay Emmett Malone Juno MIHIOH Charlle McCorm1ck Cloyd Popp Anthony Walker Harry Worsham Ethel Whltlock Dovey Wl6g3Hd Gertrude 1- 11 ill nw K P, ll Jwlf Benton Effie Bllls Dollle Brooks Raymond Campbell Mamle Cunnmgham Barton Eubank Cora Belle Garner Edgar Gamson Rosser Gurley Homer Henderson Joe House Wxlllam Hutchms Jay Lovett Sterllng Mllford Beulah 4 Neathery Clara May Sanderson Harry Secrest John Sellers Hugh Smlth Hfxttle Yates Rex FREEQH AN Zz' Anderson Vann1e Armstrong Loulse Bllls Lloyd Bray Stell Clark Dalsy Collrns Eugene Cross Frank Denton Wllllam Fuller Howard Gulllck Henry Heugley Turner Hlckrnan Allen HUlChlHgS Wllllam Jackson Ina Latta Annle Nance Rufur 7 Parker Wlllard Saylors Clara Sanderson Harry Sperry Clarence Saylors Ben Ward Frank Wllburn Murray Wlnters Edward f 0 fi L J Y Z Q 4 I 1 1 I I 1 I I 9 Y I Y I I 9 1 I Y , . 1 1 I I 1 1 5 I-Erilzrhlihlzrhlzrhl5rIj:1'I'J:rI'J:rhI:riI5rbI:rhI:rhI:VUL I KI KSIWIWINN UNI QI IIII III 'IFE'?f'I715I?5I?-III?-UVJISIQ5I?5l?5F5Q5I?fI?5 X I X 1 Hey there Freshlel Where d1d you come from? Th1s was the QUCQIIOII w1th Whlbh the d1gn1fied CPD Sophomores greeted us on all Sld6S on the first day of school Even lf we had gotten on the Honor Roll everv mo11th 1n every year at the Ward Schools It made no d1fTerence We were Freshles just the same as the poor human who dld not know what It was to have as much as nlnety 011 hlS report It seemed as lf the whole first day of school was made up of marchlng 1ntoa class room back to the hall only to return to another class room But the hardest hardshlp was gettlng used to SIX d1fiferent teachers and the SIX dlfferent ways they wanted SIX dlfferent thrngs d0Il6 At the Ward School we had only one teacher and usually sat w1th our best frrends But at the H1gh School we must be con tent to Slt just 1n front of her or just behlnd IS the case 1n1ght be w1th some stranger from some other school whom III all probab1l1t1es we have never seen before How trresome a11d IOIIQ those forty n11nute study per1ods see111ed at IITSII I thought they would never tome to an end b11t now they seem to pass all too qulckly And recess at the Ward schools we were QIVCII at least Hfteen m1nutes and had tlme to play games but when we got to the H1gh School we had only five or ten mlnutes at the most and that onlv 111 the 1norn1ng All the studles were new except Enghsh and Ar1thn1et1c We poor l1ttle Freshmen who had never heard of algebra before asked What good does that do us? when we saw abc a11d xyz And we made comme11ts to the same effect 1Il the first Latm and Anclent Hlstory lessons But the Domestlc SCIGIICC lessons were the most enJoyable ones to me I had more pleasure out of the double perxod once a week than ln any study But, oh' The worst was yet to come The worst was rece1v1ng the first m0nth's report I walked slowly up the a1sle 1n the study hall, took mme, and walked slowly back to my seat I shut my eyes, drew a long breath then gathered llp enough courage to look at my first Freshman report My grades were not as good as I wlshed them to be,b11t,at least, they were all passable 'T1ll yet,I dread just a l1ttIe b1t, to look at my report, but I10t Ileafly as much as I d1d my flrst one My, but a Fresh111a11 has a lot of AHardsh1ps H Y ,I I .I I I ',l I I I l l ,I I I I I Y' Fw Q QU I H IE I, I ' 'I H ' 'Z rv ' I ' 7T'T.l IW! 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H c .fu H 1 1 ,411 n-LM-2' f' 1 fy , IT I' '! 1 fi 1 Senzor German QA Junior German Begmner s German 6 r' R B1 RUE VQQE Original Smriy By .JOHN UNSFTH Gxbt es lrqenb etxvas scboner als Der blaue woqel' mein' 1lcb werbe Das unmet sagen Er ist em scboner kleiner 'Ikerl Der einen blauen Rock uno eine rote 'illlleste hat :Er sinqt semer Jfrau Die eine sebr kleine Dame t-at vtele Lieber 'wlo ist ibr bans' Dart lst es ein braunes Nest ant einem JBuscbe Es entbalt mer blane Eler aber halo werben sie vie: wogeletn sein Der blane lliogel ist ein kleincs 'stuck liebe Das mlt kleinen :lflugeln uber me :feloern fllegt Weil er Die 'welt qlncklxcb macbt 88 JJI3I'FI?5I?5I?5I?5V?5'?5V-T5'?55535555555Lt I 5 ' 9 K b V nib UE HEI :rEEtE5.EI UE :r,II'.nS'E5j-WETKTE 5,1 rr MO TTO Aprendemos I0 utzl usenzos lo flpref dzdo I Il P LD UMR' X Repaso de lzsta Un pa1s en do11de se habla espanol y un produeto suyo Lectum De las Santas Escrlturas por el Senor Cer 1l Blaekburn Enqlzsh Paper Some Holiday Customs of the qDll'1lSll People por la Senornta Ettl Iytton Caro Por las bCIl0I'ltdS Emma Loulse Webster y Luelle Brldges y los Senores Mllton Germany y Ev ms Wood Dmlogo Por las SCHOFIIHS Etta Malllson y Zella Berley Czzestzonrzrlo por la S6ll0I'1ld Susan Hammond Canto por I1 SOLlCddll ll l La Presldente El V1ce Presldente La Secretana La Tesorera La Presldente El VICE Presldente La Seeretarla Agnes Edwards Jewell Turner Kathryn Hancock Alma Townsend Leland Patterson 16113 Berley LAS SENORITAS LOS SENORES If MGI Zeha Berley Luelle Brldges Nanme Dowty Agnes Edwards Susan Hammond Kathryn Hancock Alleen House Luclle Johnson Etta Lytton Etta MalllSOH Lhzabeth Peters S0ph18 Peters Jewell Turner Alma Townsend Emma Lou1se Webster 'fl Cecll Blac kburn Mllton Garmany Paul Martm Leland Patterson Evans Wood Ei I I I X I I I I I I I I' I I E1 If ' few, , , 'lyyw K . , , -U QI IIA IbOQllf'f,lDl'XlD IU,yI,.1X In IU-I F iI 4I --I -I f-I -I I --I 1 -'I -'I Sean 11I'fI:'1 II' Ia ffl Iwi UIVIVII CI-IRES I'IIRf3'I' I'I ,l'2lVI ' ' Mm OI ,I II,iI ,RS fSI ,C,f'ONID 'III-IIQNI ,IV 2 I, ',,I2Af5 A.-4 I xi, Senzor Spanzsh Junior Spamsh f 5 :X ltfllaunv QCHQUB In November when Mlss Johns called a meetlng of the glrls of the Senlor Class to form two llterary socletles Mlss Clara Dargan was appolnted presldent pro tem of one of the clubs This club met and declded to study the Amerlcan Short Story and chose the very approprlate name of the O Henry Club Later Mlss Dargan was elected permanent presldent The club studled Ashmur s Modern Short Stones At each meetlng a dlfferent story was taken up and dlSCUSS6d rn detall The programs were always Vafled by muslc and readlng IVIOPILJ ROC Rf M Paper on Vendlttle Stones Mlss Warren Instrumental Solo Mlss W1ll1ams Sketch of Llfe of the Author Mlss Poteet Comparlson of Mateo Falcone and Cask of Amontellado Mlss Nevllle V1ol1n Solo Miss Morrow 92 ,. .. ,W I E ,VD 'r L T Y o M 0 ., V5X ., 3 f.,V fy .- f f-f 7Q , Pl Y1Qj11.lX Reading of the Story ........ ........ ......... . .................................... 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I l U H fix H hlrr C IIFIIIIIIUH At the meeting in November Miss Dohoney was appointed president pro IGIII of o11e of the soc ietles 'I his tlub du ided O11 the study of the dr 111111 and took the Il une Theturt llll Club I 1ter Nliss llohonev w1s elected perm 1111 III presi dent Ihe Curt llll Club h 19 tiken up the rise of the dr lmd in ill cixililed eoun The Melting Pot lhe discussions of 1111 li progr 1111 were interspersed by music and reediiigs from tl1e dra1nf1 being studied at th 1t meeting The first canticle of Eve ywoindn was presented by members of the Curtain Club and Philoinathidn C ub Youth Beauty Modesty Everywoindn Nobody Truth Flattery King Love Marie Jenkins Dorothy Broad Ruth Revelle Franc es Dohoney Hugh Nation Dorothy Fox Louis Osburn Frank Stewart 'V-M Wil J'fZ,l1 T-J Ti-1 lei ' 1-jl T ' 1 1 Q it Lu T: e 11 ll Lil 1 E CT' 1 ' 1 T' D C I 1 2lll,X,,l, zlil Ig El 'U U1 7 lf! Q 5 5 51,512+ 1 lj? 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I11 connection with this they studied two modern plays, Everywo1n1111, und l . l 11115 li ol' H1 ,v1:13wo111:,1.11 V fu EAM outgrow Lrrzigaaay Z CHEW Presldent Vlce Presldent Secretary Treasurer Chaplaln Presldent Vlce Presldent Secretary Treasurer Chaplaln Sergeant at Arms Paul Martm Jack Boyd Pat Glbbons Jack Preston Lemuel Prock Arthur Hooks Bedford Geron Elbert Erwln John Sturgeon Eugene Wllllams FIRST TERM SECOND TERM Ralph Haraway Mllton Garmany Cecll Blackburn Aral Holcomb Edward Jenkins Harry Goldman Collls Drummond Dewey Lawrence Leland Patterson George M Crook Paul Martm John Sturgeon Collls Drummond Cecll Blackburn Eugene Wllllams Jack Boyd Aral Holcomb Collls Drummond Paul Martm Elbert Erwln Ralph Haraway Jack Coleman George Henderson Andrew Hanratty Wrnfred Shaw Wllllam Hogue Grady Hudson Gllbert Hudson F D Mallory Many lnterestlng and mstructlve debates papers and talks were grven and enjoyed by the members It was declded that three members of the Sam Houston should be chosen to meet three members of the other soclety rn a debate to be held on Class Nrght of Commencement Week The subject for dxscusslon Resolved that the Phllrppmes should be annexed to the Umted States From the Sam Houston Jack Boyd Arthur Hooks and Paul Martm were select ed to argue the aiiirmatlve srde of the questlon 96' 6 3? 5' E, gl.. le 4 I Nl . 1 , ,.,, , Sergeant at Arms ...... . .......... ......,... . . . ........ ...... R alph Haraway Presldent VICC Presldent Secretary Treasurer Chaplam Presldent Vlce Presldent Secretary Treasurer Chaplam Tom Bulllngton Marlon Bozeman Fred Hackel James Hooks Earle Ford fpQlf1lllLQl.tlflA'Zlq5.llH KN LITERARY Q Clie, ll K MOTTO Aude Sapere FIRST TERM SECOND TERM Walker Lee Jack Lee F D Mallory Eugene McCullough Bryan Moore Hugh Nation Louls Osburn Noble Van Burkleo Hugh Natlon Bryan Moore Louls Osburn Joe W1ll1ams Hugh Natlon Fred Hackel Bryan Moore Frank Stewart Joe W1ll1ams Noble Van Burkleo Warren Whrtestdes Joe Wnllrams Frank Stewart Evans Wood The Phllomathran Socrety has studled Impromptu Speeches Debatlng Short Story Myth ology and Parllamentary Usage There IS to be held on Class Nrght a final debate on the sub ject Resolved that the Phxhpplnes should be admltted to Unxted States as a State The wmners w1ll be awarded the Joe Noyes Medal The contestants from the Phtlomathlan Society are Hugh Nation Louis Osburn and Evans Wood 97 r to :,t , y sa p p g E g 3 . 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X-Q' X3 ' N f H 4, J' .uffQf L ' L N K X ' L :mix 37,4 Y 'ff i 55555555 aa'?FVfI5l?5F5IT5IaUI?I'5l?5l?5l?-'3l?5I?5l?5f?5 O IIIII ,f III ' IXIVIIID 1155555555 55555555555555555555rF I am L Illed the Second Pyramld of GIZCII by hllQllSh speakmg people Egyptlans call me somethmg th It sounds llke I violent Jerk feels It took four thousand men twenty two ye Irs to bulld me Iplalnlv remember the shouts of the dlrectors the erack of the whlps the groans of the slaves as gllstemng wlth sweat they tolled uneeasmgly I am loeated III Egvpt a sandy hot Afruau country As I was born III the XI Dynasty I am very old If I were a mortal I would be bald headed and have atobacc o trlmmed beard ThlS tune I used wlsely and well so bv hstenmg and keepmg sllent I am verv wIse What great men and women have vlewed me' Cleopatra the Serpent of the N1le Napoleon Bonaparte the great general and Lord Kltehener These men do 11ot amuse me as much as the selentlsts however The bewhlskered gentlemen poke around me and speeulate 011 why I seem to shake They have never thought of lt as bemg from laughter IOIQ 5 Semor You know there IS one tlnnf M1ss Mlss Walker Luty what lb a sea mew'? Johns tan world Jumor ienlor do better than anybody In the Lucy A Lat usb Iguess What lb 1t'7 'Vlrss Callaway What are the prmupal Read her own hand WFIIIIIQ, I parts of amo Freshman to bov besxde h1m What s the Frank Floyd Mother I am so sltk Mother Son where do you hurt most Frank In school Pesslmlst Jumor Gee' Just look how much we lack bemg thru tlns old botany Optomlst Jumor Pshaw' Just look how much we have Ione over MISS Walker SUSIE what happened ln 1607? SUSIE The ioundermg of Jamestown B8I'lllL Ludwltk I spent n hours over my l'Il2.fllbl1 last Ill fht I Ian Is that so ernle Y s I or I Ind left II unc er my bed Ill! prmupal parts of amo? Bov Darned Ifl know? Freshman Darned If I know are av atus NI1ss Canfield lzrm IQIVL me an example of the datxve ca L' Erln her mmd else where Frank made a date for Frrdav rnght Prof Lange Qtudents If anvthxng should o wrong Wllh tlns CXDCFIHICIII we III tlns lab would be blown sky hrgh LI me closer so you may be able to follow rne better unlor flfl lll turn to al ebra If study any now Nlrss INlId Well be y s not nt s lj I I I ' I TTI I 'I I I I I I I LL li I' I no III' I' ' I' I lf I1 J l I ILLN. XL K CDI' ,fx U Ill If KR I I I- at . , , 3 lla My IXIIQID IQ!-'.CIDI,Q,I,J Ili-j I I I I I -fa---I -- ---f- -I I I I I I I x H Q If ' . n : M ' 1 Al .N gn I sv' H v' 'hu .H Q I -I . -I' 3 I4 . -' -'- ' . y i, I, . Say, 'I.Ill,' U me , . ' I ' ' L'II'- 1 '- 'I .- I I ' J ' 1' z Hon, ' :Q 1 ' I QB! '45 -- Q-, rant ' I I A-H A if ui 'Q U K . . , , . Prof C C Wilkins' Coach It IS due to Professor C C WllklHS that Parls has been as successful ln ath letlcs as any other town wlth the same handlcaps ln Texas He has glven h1s tlme to coachlng our teams and has made them teams that we are Justly proud of Through the time that he has been w1th us he has labored to ralse the student ship and at the same tlme to QIVC the students a body that would be worthy of that Illlnd And h1s reward so far has been only the love and esteem of those who recognlze the Importance of the prlnclples he has fostered Z .',j-elf, -. jig- . . . ., 9 1 ' y ' ' I 1 1 1 Y Ill' E55 :I-L-J in :Im :In :Ia :HJ in :Ia :Im dh: in :HJ 5.51511 I? DI T D Dafa-'lc':-'las oi-' 'mn-I ,fX'l'l1f I 'I'lL ,.fXS3or11fx'1'1oN -m in 'I 1h N Presldent Hugh Natxon Secretary and Treasurer Bryan Moore Jack Boyd I Arthur Hooks Sportmg Edltor Colhs Drummond Cheer Leaders Ill I I I I I I I I I I I -I , I I I' F1- L7 1 5 il lluf . 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D o r o t hy Fox Y 3 lT7ilirEErE?rE5rE PHTUEI UEQPUU Hgh :V C .J Il U fl U ll U ll U T U LU U ll U ll U fl U U U LU U -U U I' U LU U Tfljlqlj of D505 IX l NDN At the lIe,QInnIng of the Iear the AthletIc ASSfJKlllltll1 xx IS orgamzed w1th ofhcers as Sll0WIl The IIlClIlllCI'SlllD was l10t 19 large IS nnght he expccted from the number In school but we secured enough members to eII Ihle us to go through the year Our enrollment was mereased froIII tune to tIIne but never became very large Immedl Itely a foot ball te Im was organlzed Under the trannng Imposed by Prof Wxlkms thIs team wIs soon lll fme slr Ipe We wtnt through the se lbOI1 very credltably takmg Into tOIlS1tl6I'dU0ll the fIct that thls was our second ye If III foot ball We won SIX g nnes aIId lost four In tlIe basket hall season we used IH Indoor court gn en by Mr J O PIrtle Our basket hall te Im was one of the fastest IH thIs sec tIoII Every man was fast and Igood plIyer The team work was splendId aI1d almost perfeet We won three Q Irnes lost one and one game was QIVGH away because the referee was not used to Indoor courts As thIs IS wrrtten the base hall team IQ not chosen but wIth the Splelldld 1natcrI Il at h md me c ill expect to excel oIIr other te Ims III sex er Il mass W -vsihl - ' ' Q A 1aUWU Ha' 5-'Q'z5aU T U TU H - 'rf If ' ,fi , I' I I ,I f KX T LE 'r IU that Jw ot' IIIII. fXllll.l .al'lCl Il IU ,I lf 'I - -D . 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UE :VE EEE UE EJUEI ULIQVIJJ Zrbiirhl QTIJJ :Ili FF lt IS lmposslble 1n the llmlted sp1ce we have to QIVG the players 1nd1v1dual comment It IS equally as lHlpOSSllll8 to pra1se a few and not pralse the whole team for what can be Sald about one IS equally lppllcable to every other member of the team The team was 111ade up of the best men IH the chool ably captam eo and managed Wllll an excellent coach Every player was tau fht h1s duty and fulhlled lt Every man knew just what was expected of h1m a11d knew l1ow to gxve Inore than was expected The work of the team was excellent 111 every respect every player actmg ID u111son w1th the others lI1 1 perfect manner Coach W1lklHS deserves great eredlt for the team whlch he produced but the players also should be 1pprec1ated IU I I I I I I 'I I I I--'i 4I ml Tm Q aa a as EI E5 oflieml. ag Er -E1 IQ-I --1 -1 ----1 1- -1 I--f-fl D 1' W1 1 1 IJ V W rf' xx, i !! In ., I J l Back Row C C W1lk1n Coach L Gray Q B H Grlmes R H B B Moore L H B N Van Burkleo F B P Humphrles R T L H B and Capt H Natlon and Q B Mlddle Row J Lee L E H Boyd R T J Sturgeon Sub G J Wllburn L G Joe Wllllams L T W Fox Sub E Bottom Row L Wood Sub H Jones L T E Bassano C A Hxckman Sub Llght Back Fleld H Grlmes R H B H Natlon F B B Moore L H B G W1l hams Q B Heavv Bxck Fleld L Gray Q B H Eubanks R H B N Van Burkleo F B P Humphrles L H B E Bassano C 101 FoCLDTCD j ' .M .'I. F1'B.', R. G., and Mghg rl. Eubanks, R. 'H..B.': ar1d.R..G.g G. Willfanis, R. E., Heavy Back Fzeld Light Ba Ck Field E421 Stl EE EI!!! UEEFE nlqfgl UE EE EVE! UE :VE :VE frial QFWFPV-TFPWFWFEFWFGFFFFFFFEFFFFELJ Eugene Wzllzams, Captam Basket Ball Team 108 W1 e e H 3 fee' eeee Uh fl efeeel ,ee' i ee Basket Ball Team Back Row H Natlon R G and Mgr N Van Burkleo C Bottom Row H Jones L G D Lawrence L G and L F G Wllllams R F and Capt F Stewart L G and R F J Lee L F Pans Hlgh School can boast of IIS 1915 team as one of the fastest that ever represented a school Under the leadershlp of Capt Wllllams they won two thlrds of the games played The school through the courtesy of J 0 Plrtle was fortunate ID securmg for the first tlme an mdoor court The success of our team was due to the never tlrmg and perslstent efforts of the unexcelled coach Mr Wllklns In team work our boys were unsurpassed worklng together as a smgle machine each man fillmg hls respectlve posltlon wlth an alertness of mlnd and body that made thelr defense almost lmpenetrable I0 Q Standlng Clara Dargan Frances Dohoney Margaret Johnson Lucy Bennett Eleanor Carpenter Loulse Duncan Edlth LeClercq Edlth Dargan Dorothy Broad Jewell Turner Idabel Cabanlss Slttmg Annle Poteet Helen Hurt Edna Nossek Kathryne Moore Margaret Ragland Ruth Rees Etta Malhson llll ' at 1 -I I - M Tairtlaaa unuuv um 'ff::::'u Q Q venice if 4 aw! ii if ,. ,ns-10 ' '45 W Ka Racquet Club Q Y D-nl 1' sun dv ,uf ,. 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BdLOI1 who rre large publrshers W H Atkmson of HdlIl1lIOllBI'0Wll Shoe Lo St Louls Frrnk Edwards Hlld Walter Allen tr rvehng for Sunmons Hrrdw 1reCo W1ll brrrhs who lb w1th Armour 111 1 ' 1 1 W4 W 1 1 , 1 .jj 1 1' 1 1 L .J D g- 41 ..1 ' T-l 1 ll- 1U I- ll 11- '1 1 Ill TI l.. aff-2. 1 'ID Lil- ' 11321 11.1 111',.fx1y1'1111Q 1-'Ars .UN L TU L l I l I I l ' If I l---- I l I l l . 1 ra ' , z t'1 1 ' ' , 1 ' 1' . 2 5 Z T Z ' ' . . ' Y' g , ' 1 i . . K, . 4 - complished tasks out of the ordinary, and last but Il0t the less important comes ' 2 ' . . w Q I I 1 1 2 Y ' . y, . , i . ' ' V 1 1 4 N 1 1 T . x L, L L . . Y J 1 it ' . , i . . 1 , i ' 1 ' . ' O ' 1 '. 1 , ' . 1 ' Q: . z . a z 3 ' ' g ' z , .1 1 ' ' ' 1 2 ' ' . ' 1 1 E t ' V q 1 ' - D ' I, 'il i ' 2 w 1 , z ,' 1 z '1 , . ' X A ' , ' ' Packing Co ln Port Worth and Sam Saunders who travels for the Crystal Bot tl1ng Works of Paris are only a few of the traveling salesmen who are of the Alumni In the professional world there are physicians such as Berto Van Zandt and Herbert Meyer of Houston and Harvey Black of Dallas We have one lawyer Brooks Fort of South McAlester Oklahoma Three of the graduates have become electrical engineers and are w1th the Texas L1ght8t Power Co in Dallas These are Joe and Murray Gill and Clement Rainey An Alumnus Manton Hannah en gineered the good roads of Lamar county In church affairs we have Jessle Mason who is a minister Claude Carlton and Pierce Easterwood who are studymg for the ministry and Margie Webster who 1s1n training to become a missionary The educational world brings us nearer home for we find that two of the High School teachers are IIS graduates These are Salhe Seckel and Bessie Con nor Nita Hogue for some years a teacher ln the High School is also a graduate as is Idabel Cabiness our assistant in the Domestic Science department The High School IS represented a the following universities Texas Yale Virginia Cornell Baylor Southwestern Annapohs Princeton Vanderbilt Washmgton and Lee North Texas Normal and the School of Industrial Arts Denton A large number of the teachers in the grammar schools are graduates Some of them are OConnor Georgie Whlte Merle Brazelton Cammle Webster V1rg1n1a Halle Cecil Harrison Emily Wheel r Jessie Cameron Roberta Grigsbv Elenita Kirkpatrick Lucy Irvin Caldwell Vera Martin and Ruby Simpson Several of the Alumni hold government positions and still others are in the Army and Navy The former class IS represented by John Duvall who IS the assistant Postmaster of Paris and Erma Simmons who is a clerk at the Postoffice In the Army we have Lieutenant Charles Bankhead and in the Navy Lieutenant Otto Rrchardson and Sam Moore Five of our girl graduates have accomphshed something unusual Ethel Colgate has studied abroad and is an accomphshed musician She now holds a promment position in one of the fashionable girl schools of the East Maude Shipe is Professor in South Texas Normal and Gladys Griffis w1ll graduate in Dentistry from Vanderbilt this June Ruth Cross is an mstructor in the University of Texas and Carrie McCullough is a tramed nurse at the Aiken Hospltal We have only one Journalist on our list and he IS James Record of the Fort Worth Star Telegram He has been connected with thls paper several years and is now City Editor The mlluence of the High School enclrcles the globe Its graduates are scattered in all parts of the world from New York to Honolulu from Japan to Europe and from Panama to Nebraska 119 I . 1 ' I - v f- y ' . . . . . 5 K 7 I V U V ' ' . . I . , g - ' Y . 1 ' 4 u u . 1 . sl 1 - V 5 ' 1 1 1 Emma Bettes, Bessie Ridley, Bertha Gorham, June Hannah, Katie Feeser, Katie s '-' y 1 . 1 v , . , , CLASS OF 1889 Dalsy F Barry Mrs Roberts 'F Pearl Davls Mrs Chas Boykm Dallas Roxle E Henderson Mrs Henry Schroeder Paris L Joe Moore Mrs Dr Marshall Blossom James W Stell JBHIIIIIQS CLASS OF 1890 Tommle H Black marrred Chrcago Ill Mmnre B MCCUISIIOH Mrs Sld Buford Parls Allce W Creswell Mrs Colbert Canfield Ark May A Mrner Mrs Dorchester Pauls Valley Fanme B Pyle Mrs W1llH1ndman Greenvllle Texas Hattle W Grlffis Mrs H B Rodgers Parls Edna Earl Rldley Mrs P B Grbbons Parls M Moss RlthdI'dSOll teacher Texarkana 'lex CLASS OF 1891 Ella Blard Mrs Gllbert Parls Herbert Cameron Mallle Norrls Eva Reed Mrs James Crook Idabel Oklr Josephlne Schaf 1 Lrllle Schaf Pans Lrzzre Syred Mrs Sam Sutherlm Parrs Edna Walker teacher Okl lhoma C1ty Schools Jennle Boyd Mrs Bannlster Hugo Okla Kane Stell Mrs H B Gannaway Oklahoma Clty Cor1nne Marshall Mrs A E Boyers PHYIS Love Long Lone Star Insurance Co Parrs Neva Keel teacher Hlgh School Cleburne L1ll1an Fort Parls Eddle Lou Bobo Mrs Rube Wells Parrs Fannle Crook Mrs W E Latlmer Sulphur Ok a Allce Henley Mrs Bloom Duncan Pans Moll1e Blard teacher Oklahoma Adella Barley Mrs Hal Dalley Parls Beulah Johnson Mrs D C Beyette Parrs Lala Tompkrns Mrs Ed HlIldII13I1 Parls Nellle Walker Mrs Smrth Lee Parls Blanch Murrel Brooks Fort attorney South McAlester Okla CLASS OF 1893 Colden Alex mder clerk FIFSI Nat Bank Pans Wm H Atkinson tr IVQIIIIQ salesman Hamllton Brown Shoe Co StLou1s Dece :sed I 0 . s, . , . .Y . v - - 1 . D 1 . . , . , . . , . .1 , . . , . 1 . . . , , , . . , . . , . . , . , , . . 1 . . , . , . . , . , K, . . , . . . , . , . . . , . Ou 1 I 4 N . . , , , , . , . , L . 1 Sli , . , , c. K - c, . , .1 , . 1 4 ' 1 , c . CLASS OF 1892. , . -. , . , . . . , . , . . . , . w . . Y 'Y ' 1 . 1 S ! Y ' . .' . , . , . - , . , . , . 1 y - I ' 5 ' , . . . , . , . . , . . . ' . , . , . . Y 1 Y ' t Q-. Y 1 r ' 1 1 1 .V 4 ,, . , .. . . , z , ' . , .Y k ., . . iii .1 L . Mlller D Bryson St Louls 0ll1L Cfllllel' Nlrc Al Tully St Louls John T Duvall 1551516111 postm lster Pd IS Jellnle Henderson clerlc Perklns Bros P lrls Hufh P M lssenhllr travelln Sll6SllliIl Chlca JCIIIIIC NIcColllas Ill lrrlecl WdShlllf,l0Il D L Lenl Mel Ill hey Parls Ffallkle Rltehle Mrs Mcllroy Flvettexllle Ark Lul1Rotheruln Mrs TOIII Illrner Berto Vflll Zandt Houston phs slcllll CLASS OF 1994 Allllle Adelld Bates Nlrs Luther DTKKIHQ Herbert H Bettes John Ewell Bryant lnerc ll lnt Alnlrlllo Certrude T Dflllllllltblld Plrls D2lnlel Perry Johnson cotton buyer Fort Worth MIHDIS C Llttle Mrs Newt Rlggs Myrtle Nllller Nlrs F N1 Sllllth Pdrls Jas Otto Rlil1E1I'flSllll Lleut U S Nxvy Salll T Sallllclers tr lxellll 9dl6SIIl1ll Cry st ll Bot Worlcs Parls Alberta Sc iles Mr Nl llc P lttoll I I'6PI1Wlllt' Florence A Tllllllll Mrs rlillll Rlclley Nellle E Wlllte te lcher D lll lb Pllllllc Schools Fred Ar yle Wynne rallchlll lrl Dllhclrt Helen Bennett Mrs Bud Wy ltt H o Olcll CLASS OF 1891 A111116 M W1fl1Ck Plrls Mlllllle Elllott Tex lI'lx3Il1 Edlll xlllllflll Nlrs 1 has Rotheruln ldfli Grace Manton Mrs lOhll Spar er Dall IS Wlllle Rutherford Mrs Q T Ford PdI'1S LIZZIG Banlchead Xlrs Dee Wlll1dIIlS BGSSIS Waters te lc her Terrell MdfI16 Blard Mrs Lhels Swltzer Fort Towson Okll Hattle Cox Nlrs Arthur Johnson Pdrls Abhle Johnston Nlrs J J Hooks Plrls WII1 Blrd Dohonex clru lst AIlldI'1ll0 Jas Daly IH lnager P1116 Bluff Compress Co P1116 Bluff Ar Wlll Gorh lnl Indchllllst Plrls Jap Lroolc Wlll Crlffls U'dWGllIl Sdl6SIlllIl AI'IllOllI'PlKli Co Wlco CLASS OF 1696 Nettle WGSIGFIIIIII Nlrs T l Nllller AIIl1I'llllJ Deceased I I 2 . .1 .. . f, . 2. . 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'cm fr . 1.311 2 155555535l?5l?5F5F5l?5l?5l?5l?5l?5l?5 -I In treating a theme entrtled The Chrldren of the Brble rt rs well to bear rn mrnd that rt rs rmpossrble wrthrn the compass of an ordrnary essay to undertake even a lrnrrted drscussron concerning each or even a consrderable number of them I have therefore thought to consrder only those chrldren more generally known and wrth the rncrdents of whose lrves and vrrtues the Brble readrng publrc are fanrrlrar Probably the first chrld mentroned rn the sacred wrrtrngs that attracts unrversal attentron rs Isaac the son or Abraham and Sarah Thrs chrld canre Into therr lrves at an age when rn all probabrlrty they doted upon hrm and the wonder rs that he was not sporled beyond all hope of redemptron The contrary however seerns to he true He was a model of obedlence and fortr tude and throughout hrs whole lrfe he manrfested qualrtres of srncerrty and Justrce whrch ren dered hrm conspicuous rn a turbulent age Whrle he was yet a chrld he was called upon to pass rble rmpressron of God s abrlrty to delrver and partrcrpate rn the lrfe work of men The rnno cence so abundantly shown rn the romantrc story surrourrdrng Isaac as he went forth confrdrngly wrth hrs father to the scene on the lonely mountarn where he was to be bound as a vrctrm on the altar that an acrd test mrght be made of hrs fathers farth has been consprcuous rn every passrng age The record does not rndrcate that he resrsted by word or act the apparent stern and heartless conduct of a father he had reverenced from the eahest chrldhood It was grven to Isaac to become the father of two sons whose descendants have made and marred many pages of hrstory both sacred and profane These chrldren were Jacob and Esau They appeared on opposrte srdes so to speak of every arena rn whrch they stood In fact from the earlrest spark of lrfe rn each they strove agarnst each other Thrs strrfe con trnued no doubt through the years of chrldhood and Hnally culmrnated rn the bargarn and sale of the sacred brrthrrght of the elder There rs lrttle rn therr lrves whrch gave promrse of true greatness The same characterrstrcs of therr boyhood became grave faults wrth passrng years lt was grven Jacob however to become the father of a young Israelrte wrthout spot or hlemrsh Joseph hrs favorrte son was truly the staff upon whrch he leaned and the tower of strength whrch he had marked as hrs refuge rn age and rnfirmrty Beyond chrldrsh egotrsm whrch were the frurts of conscrous superrorrty over hrs brothers nothrng can be found rn the chrldhood of Ioseph to condemn He was obedrent to parental authorrty Hrs heart was always filled wrth love and devotron Hrs lrfe was characterrzed by sympathy and mercy rn a day when these were by no means prevalent vrrtues Hrs genral sprrrt of subnrrssron whether to the commands of hrs father the cruelty of hrs brothers or to the wrll of hrs masters commends hrm as an exalted character rn any company The temptatron rs strong to dwell upon hrs later lrfe whrch was a rrch harvest of the sterlrng frurts of hrs early vrrtues In all hrstory whether sacred or profane there cannot be found a chrld who commands more world wrde admrratron prty or love than does the chrld Moses Born rn a cruel age and at a trme when hrs natron was rn the crucrble berng tested for therr very lrves he was mrracul ously saved from the bloody axe of the executroner also from the hungry maw of the remorseless Nrle and defyrng all the rules of expectatron or dreams of fantasy was brought uprn the palace amrd the opulence of the enemy of hrs people he forsook all that heart could wrsh appetrte crave or socral rnstrnct drctate for the srmple lrfe and torlsome burdens rn the slave cabrns of the people he loved so well There too the temptatron rs strong to follow the vrcrssrtudes of a lrfe beyond the boundary of chrldhood whrch offers such a rrch frurtron rn all that rs srmple grand and noble rn a human character The chrld Samuel rs almost as well 'fnown as the grave and reverent seer Judge and prophet He was the answer to the heart prayer of an agonrzrng mother Wrth the opening pages of chrldrsh memory he was taught and told of the mrssron for whrch he was destrned At almost an unbelrevable age of chrldrsh tenderness he left the arms of hrs mother rn whose heart he was the rarest flower and as far as the record shows was contented to abrde rn the lonely precrrrcts of a great temple wrth the hrgh prrest as hrs prrncrpal companron Every glrmpse we get of hrm durrng these years constrtutes a vrsron of alnrost unnatural glory The vrsrts of hrs mother brrngrng the lrttle garments rnto whrch she had sewed the ardent affectrons of her mother heart hrs prompt and wrllrng obedrence to the vorte he heard rn the darkness of the srlent temple courts hrs flung feet lrrs ready hands and wrllrng heart always anxrous to do the I I la I I' I I I I I I I' I' ' r I' it-l TI f 'flu :ivy I ' , ' D H V V' 'z 'T I TT' ' - 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lttle lll fact the lnfluellce of tllelr death lS pron1lnel1t among the forces Wllllh consplre to llflllfl about the fllldl downfall of Rlc hard Other vlctlms of thls tvr1llt lre thc Lllllllfell of K larencc Wlllle they play only a Illlllfll' part yet wltll thelr lntense grlef at the dlath ol lllt'lI' lathcr 1l1d Illhll' slll1ple crcdullty lll ac ceptlng Rlelldfd s explanatloll of the deed tllcy add more pathos to the play and make more llorrlble the acts of Rlchard Another chlld martyr who helghtens our hatrccl for the Vllldlll of the play IS tl1e son of MacDuff No other slngle event makes such all lII1pI'6SblUll of the cruelty of Macbeth as does thls the scene ln wlllch MacDufi s son IS trvlllg to comtort lllb mother He shows unusually mature Judgment when he refuses to belleve alld attempts to retract hls mother s hasty conclu slons that hlS father IS dead He expresses a very good understalldlng of the colldltlon of the tlmes ln hls speech that the llars and swearers greatly predollllllate over the honest men of the country In hls bravcry and loyalty to lllb fatbc r boy as he lS lle defles alld denounces the murderer who calls hls fathcr 1 tr 1ltor Hls clc1tll lb br 1ver Illllft, noble th ID that of IlldIlV a strong mall There IS no plea for mercy IIULFYIIIQ out only lovc lllfl fe 1rforhlsll1othc r for he dl6S wlth these words on lllb llps He h IS klllcd Ulf Il10lllQI' Run aw 1y I pray you Less noble al1cl strong but lllorc chlld llke and Wlllblllllfi lb the llttle hve year old Man1ll llusll1 the WIHISFS Tale HIS creatloll of a homc llke iamlly atmosphere acids ll2lllIl6SS allci pleasantness to the otherwlse almost sordld play He lb one of the lllost natural of Shakespeare s clllld characters Llke all real bows hc resents belllg treated llke 1 baby and the lady s lCVllY offends hls Lll1ldlSl1 serlousness The brave obedlent llttle fellow lb far older than hlS years lll nature He sees acutely speaks wlsely and gcneralwes lngenuously He IS used to create synlpathv for llls l11other Her cruel treatlnent IS made more pathetlc by the fact that when the enraged klng comes to accuse and colldenlll her he flnds her lll the llursery thc playl111te of her chllcl frolll wholll slle lS so rutlllessly torn 1way Throughout the play he IS the S0fl6lllIl,Q lnlluence of the klllg At thc verv hrst Lcontes s 1ys he would pulllsll H6FHlllll18 were ll not for lllb love for Mdlllllllus Wllell lllS hc 1rt IS sore frolll the supposed treachery of lllb wlfc ancl dc arcst frlelld llc turns to Nldlllllllllb fOI'UPIl1fllI'l At the clllld S death lJI'0l1glll on by anxlety for lllb mother Hffllllllllf dles of grlef flllb too IS llls hnal upllftlllg effect on Leol1tes The klllg lll llls sorrow sees lllb folly admlts hls mlstake and repents llls deeds But not all of Shakespeare s chlldrell are of noble blrtll He understands llfe far too well for tllat Two of llls most lovable chlracters are merely attendants The flrst Luclus lS a splendld example of Shakespeare s lOVlIlg treatlllellt ot lllllllfell He IS a perfect type of loyalty he follows obeys dlld serves hls beloved master through all hazards He plays soft muslc to relleve the CllIlSDlI'dIU1'S tortured lllllld The IIIUSI Ulllllllllg scene IS that IH the tent where the boy struggles Wllll llls Cll'1JWblIltSS to read to lllb master He IS overcome alld falls asleep over lllS book The mlgllty Brutus on the cvc of grc 1t cvc nts 1llcl Wllll thoughts centered on nlat ters aflcctlng not ollly lllS owll lltc but 1lso thc dcstlny of the wholc Roman Enlplre turlls aslcle frolll lllb welghty c 1rcs lllll for 1 lllilllll nt lb tlllccl Wllll 1 w ifllllll of llulllall syn1patl1y as he bIlllllS telldc rly on the boy 1l1d does llllt lllSll1I'l7 lllS bllllllllll Hcre we see the glealll of llght Wllltll telllpers the desol 111 Sl1l'I'Ul1llll1ll:3,S dlltl warms the lllllll 111 llc lrt '1l1e second IS the Boy a page to three r 1scals lll thc Hundrn cl Ye 1rs W 1r He IS llotable for llls lnlegflly oi chalactcr 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' ' '- ' ' ' . -. . 1 4 '. 1 .' 4' ' ' 1 - ' 11 L nalve almost unconsclous shrewdness enables hlm to percelve and keep away from hlmself the corruptlon and talnts of hls companlons A mlxture of penetratlon and slmpllclty when he morallzes about thelr ldle pretences he adequately sums up ln a few words the entlre charac ters of Nyln Bardolph and Plstol HIS true manllness IS dlSgUSl6d by thelr llttleness and roguery so wlth hls soul fllled wlth repugnance for them lt IS because of rather than ln SDIIC of hls companlons that hls character develops lllI0 such strength Qulte ln keeplng wlth hls llfe lS hls pathetlc and honorable death ln the performance of duty In hls later plays Shakespeare WTIKCS about youth ln a beautlful pathetlc llght As one looklng down frolll the mount'lln top lb able to see dllll understand what IS occurrlng ln the plaln below so he from hls knowledge of llfe looks down and sees youth lts Joys IIS loves lts grlefs IIS tragedles Over agalllst the aged the 6XD6I'l6IlL8tl the trled he places the chlldren ln thelr happy and CXQUISIIC Cg0lSIll lll order to secure ldeallty for thesc flgures he removes them from conventlonal surroundlllgs Perdlta the shepherdess DFIIILCSS abandoned ln the desert Mlrallda on an lsle of enchantment surrounded by Spll'lISlIlSl6ad of mortals the Prlncess stolen from the court and reared ln the solltude of the nlountalns lll these later plays too Shakespeare takes up a dlfferent phase ofTl'fe the youthful lovers The love scene between Perdlta and Florlzel IS the most beautlful passage ln the Wlnter s Tale the most CXQUISIICIY dellcate creatlon of the poet Perdlta IS ever da nty and fraglle as a butterfly and when she makes wreaths for the guests and dances at the f ast she IS llke one of her own flowers swaylng ln the wlnd She adds llghtness and joyousness to the play Yct she lS not weak Her passlonate love for Florlzel IS greater than all thlngs she lS wllllng to sacrlflce herself for hls welfare He however refuses to accept the sacrlflce alld shows hls own sterllng manly qualltles He puts hlS love for her before hlS deslre for a klng dom alld wlth lron determlnatlon thougll tllreatened alld hunted by hls father refuses to part from her and voluntarlly goes lnto exlle wlth her at hlS Slde Thelr love wlns In the end of the play ll lJI'lIlgS happlness alld peace not only to tllem but llk6WlS6 to both the troubled monarchs Lovers also wllo QIVC a note of happlness are Mlranda and Ferdlnand Thelr beautlful love scene and the natural humorous scene where tlley are playlng chess come as a pleaslng reactlon after the precedlng lllgllly dramatlc scenes Mlrallda lS a clear placld nature she knows Ilflthlllg of the world of IIS gullt or Ll'lIllt,S follles or sufferlngs ln her we flnd a unlon of womanly dlglllty and lhlldlSh sllllpllclty hClE,lll6I'l6d by a supernatural grace from her asso clatlon wltll the SIllI'llS of the lsle Her wonlallly LOIIlpdSSl0l'l dlld sympathy are shown ln her dlstress over the slllpwreck and her HIIXICIY for the sallors Slle lb LlIlS6lflSl1 respectful and ohedlent to her father In her flrst dlsobedlence to her father we see that she lS chooslng between lllln and Ferdlnand But her most dellghtful quallty IS her elelllelltal frankness Wlth charmlng slnlpllclty she says Thls lS the thlrd man that e er I saw The flrst that e er I slghed or In Ferdlnand s character we flnd dlfferent forces worklng Mlranda knew no evll Ferdl nand understood and shunned ll Hls nature was bullt up lllore strongly ln trutll and good by contact wlth the talnted VILCS and the petty folbles of the world Flllal affectlon and plety courage manllness and honor are hls dlstlngulshlng characterlstlcs In the falthfulness of hls love for Mlranda he sets about laborlng for her father wlth the determlnatlon to overcome all opposltlon Thelr love effects a reconclllatlon between thelr fathers who were llfe long ene mles and changes the play from a tragedy to a comedy The other chlldren of hls later plays are the Prlnces ln Cymbellne Though stolen from court lll lnfancy by old Belarlus and reared as slmple huntsmen stlll they possess the lnnate noblllty of the ldeal Prlnce They are rehned chlvalrous and courteous They are true slm ple lnnocent desplsers of wealth There IS ln them a mlxed Splfll of gentleness and strength of modesty and 3mblIlOD of lovellest candor and most obstlnate darlng We are strongly moved by thelr love and reverence for old Belarlus bulderlus the elder IS manly fearless rash Wllh out regard for consequences The younger AYVIQHIIUS lS more gentle and tender Both glV6 a hospltable welcome to Fldele and are deeply sympathetlc for hls sufferlng There IS deep pathos ln thelr grlefln the scene at the tomb of thelr loved guest whom they suppose to be dead When the Romans lnvade England the prlnces lmlnedlalely joln the klng s forces When the battle IS golng badly wlth the Brltlsh and Cymbellne has been captured these three rush ln and rescue thelr soverelgn Thls brave deed encourages the Brltlsh and dlsconcerts the Romans who are forced to flee The prlnces are summoned to court where Belarlus reveals thelr ldentlty By thelr own unwlttlng prowess they regaln thelr royal state Among the numbers of chlldren throughout the dI'3IIl8IlSt s works two stand out CODSDIC uously The one for hls llfe s tragedles forced on hlm by others the other for hlS llfe s happl ness galned by hlmself The flrst IS Arthur ln Klng John A most reassurlng contrast to hlS grasplng self seek lng treacherous elders lS IhlS gulleless tender lovable youth He IS the only one ln the play I-I3 1 . 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 , . . 1 1 - K . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 . 1 . . . 1 i . 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I ' . - 1 1 1 1 1 - that IS not strlvlng to destrov some one else for hls own personal galn When hls motller lS trylng to snateh a klllgdlllll for hlm alld IS I'6VlllIlf.f her enemles he begs her to be at peace and regrets that he IS the t luse of so Illllell turmoll He IS artless gentle natural hearted hlgh splrlted and eloquellt HIS power of tllought alld lllagle of speech QIVC an lIllIJI'6SSl0Il of chlld lsh age He IS a powerful dI'8Il13l1C foree He IS botll the cause and the vlctllll of John s cruelty and thus he h6lglll6I'lS the reader s hatred for the tyrallt One could hardly exaggerate the pathos of the scene ln whlch the Prlnte saves llls eyes by hls plteous appeal In Artllur s last words before he hurls hlmself to hls tragle deatll Oh nle' mv uncle s Splflf IS ln these stolles all the wlekedness of Jolln IS epltonllzed The poetle Justlu of hls fate however IS easlly recognlzed The superlorlty of hls n lture Hllgfillt untrled and unlnjured drlves the tender belng early from a nolsy world for Whlell he has nelther understandlng nor heart One feels that ll lS better that he has dled for lll5 eharaeter eould hardly malntaln through llfe IIS youthful spotlessness It IS ln the boyllood of Henry V however tllat Shakespf are reachts the t,llII13X of hls genlus Thls lS hls only clllld tll lracttr tllat truly lltvelops lht play UDLIIS wlth Prlnte Hal leadlng a gay careless llfe lll the tfhlllll llly of P llst lll l-le 18 rr ldy for anyjoke and ally prank by hls follles he has lost hls seat lll the Ltlllllt ll hot very lllVlllll2.f materl ll out of Wllltll to form a lllllg eertalnlv but alwavs wt lllltl l llttlt touth llldl rtdeems lllb WlldIlBSS tllat HIVQS promlse of later greatness He never engages lll a merry hlgllway robbery tllat he does not return the money he IS absolutely fearless he FCLUQQIIIZLS lllb ltllllpdIll0HS evlls alld wltllstands them But he IS not altogether untoutlled by hls dSSOLl3tl0llS He sarrlflces hls hollesty for hls loyalty to Falstaff he IS absolutely lneapable of sueh meanness and llttleness of Splfll as to betray hls fI'l6Ild whatever the eost He determlnes tllat later he wlll leave thls vlgabond llfe and sllow hls mettle Hls Speech to hls father I shall hereafter lny thrlte fraelous lord be more mvself IS used to pre pare the reader for the wonderful ehanee lll hlnl after hls fathr r s death Wllen he goes to war alld meets Perey ln llalld to hand Ullllllil he shows hls nobleness lll that llt h IS no feellng or personal lll wlll toward hls enellly but lb able to l'CC0lllllL6 lllb good qualltles even wlllle he kllls hlm as hls father s dlld hls tountrv s foe Ht sllows adlnlrable self control wllell POIIIIZ upbralds hlm for not Illdlllft blllli lllore sadness for hls fatller s lllllLsS alld he dlsplays wonder hls gay llfe he wlll be thought a most prlntely l1VlJHLI'll6 Ht lb lnlpulslve and qulek yet hrm when he has once deternllnul lnythlnd llle young prlnef s lngenuouslless prompts hls free and grat eful apologv to the klllgflll' all hls faults Hls svlllpatlly for Falstafl wllonl he sup poses to he dead and lllb lnagnallllnlty ln pleatllnf for the llfe of Douglas well bear out the klng s words He hath a tear for IIIIV and a llalld as open lb the day for Illeltlflg eharlty HIS love for hls father he expresses lll lllb Ullltllllll., speech when the lilllg 15 dylng After hlS father s death he lb eonlpletely transformed All the noble qualltles that were but fallltly d1SC6I'Ilft.l ln hls youtll now overcome entlrely the weaker part of hls nature Henry J possesses to a full degree all nlanly and klngly graces Hls IS the ollly chlld llfe lll the tlram ltlst s works tllat be ars full frultlon of lts early promlse Shakespt are l1SlIll.f lllllKlI't,ll IS he does Ill0Sl fr: qu ntly for pathos loves lllelll llld ldLdllZ8b Illblll lll tllelr llt,dl.1llfUl llvl s llld llllllllbfl lllll s lllt'lll lll tllelr tra ill flu s go Vbllllt, a few llve lldlJllllV those tll ll we vearll ovlr llld ft cl tor lllost dt L plv early Illt et deatll Slleh a fate seems hardly eonslstellt wltll pot tlr justlte but Sh lkespa are takes tht Vlt Wpllllll expressed ln Rlehard lll tllat So wlse so voung do ne er llvt long Readlng Shakespeare IS llke llt lflllg a I11lf.flllV organ In hls LOIll6LllLS he dellghts wlth a llght fantastlt allegretto Wllen llc lb d6V6ltJlJlIlgl lllb wonderful tragedles l'ury IS lll the huge plpes the mlghty eadenles roar alld roll lll ever llltI'63SlIlg volume down the ages But when he treats thlldren he touthts the keys softly allll the tender vox hllllldlla b1IlgS 1tS way lnto the hearts of lnen Uxlf' Che Owl has lltIC1Ctl lllg falewell hoot He has flll1Sl16tl hls annual Stlllg Accept lt Wltll blame Ol Wltll DIRIISQS mute He has dolle hls best So long' Ill ' .R - - . 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