Quanah High School - Quahi Yearbook (Quanah, TX)

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IQATHLEEN Reeves MARY ROGERS freckles Loves sport and fun as well as books and study. She has a cute way of bobbing her curly head when she talks to you. H-Kiclferow Modest little fair one with dark tresses, a smile for you, but few wordsg you do the talking. l s is A . ,sail DoRoTHY MOZELEY i LD0t!! Dorothy will creditably fill the roll of a model wife in somebody's California model bungalow. PACE TWENTY-ONE.

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L j. D. Cox HBUUOTIH J. D. is one of the big men in school, but he cloesn't aclveitise himself. wmv l IDA CRAIG. usisn Leave ti to lcla to pull clown honors she has good prospects ancl we are expecting her to clo it. ' RENFRO LESUE Dumps', He is a star in every contest: he never breaks a rule. All the laclies aclore him- he is the lion of the school. PAGE 1-WENTY 1

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l h SENIGR CLASS HISTORY The class of l92l began its school career with a group of merry faces and playful, energetic little children. We could perform all the tricks that any set had ever thought of, and play all the jokes on the map. Classes sometime increase but this one increased until we passed from the seventh grade eighty-four strong. While not all of the eighty-four are passing from the high school here, many are finishing their work in other schools. This class has had an unusual share of honors. Some have won in gamesi some, as oratorsg some, as writers: and some, as cartoonists and we think each is rather an ex- pert in some line. We are always willing to help each other by plenty of encouragement, and we have not failed in anything undertaken even to the writing of a school paper. We have had history from the prehistoric man down to Harding, and these collec- tions of facts have been presented to us by interesting teachers, who made us understand every form and condition of man, even previous to the cave dwellers. Then, too, we must study the poems, the literature that the ages produced, linked facts, and fiction, truths and ideals for all the past ages. We must know not only what was produced but the why, It seemed pleasant for many of us to see the mental pictures, the beauties through both the Latin and the Spanish languages. The mathematics has been the solid back-bone, yea-the frame-work for all our mental activities. As this class of '2l passes out to its several duties and different lines of activities, may they each preserve the love and esteem that they have maintained so tenaciously dur- ing the many years of class room work. X It P X262 J? in Q 'V'?l -f? 3 1 'l'i55 E r te PAGE TWENTY l'WO