Quanah High School - Quahi Yearbook (Quanah, TX)

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' THE smw VLARA DIVKSON . . ............... ...l'lditor-in-Chief SAM JONES . ........ 1 .. . ..... Assoc-iate lflditor MARY DELL HOOD... ............. Falendar Editor JANIFE MALONICY... .... Assistant Valendar Editor ROl3l'lR'l' HAYllURS'l' . . ............. Xthletie lflditor t'lIARLll'I FLOYD ..... .... C lirls' Athletic- lflditor MADIGLINE SMITH . . .. ............ Art liditor GUY WELLS . .... ............ l lusiness Manager l'l'l'HlCL UASS ........ ...Assistant Business Manager GORDON GRAY ....... ......... 4 Xdvertising Manager LAURA MAE GRl'IlCN ............... Assistant Art Editor ELDON ESTES ............. Assistant Advertising Manager 'l'he two preeeding volumes of the Qnanah lligh Sehool Annual were known as The Sand-burr , but we, the Seniors of 15123, wished to ehange it to 't'l'he Quahin because we thought that name more signifieant of our sehool, and ot' our town, whieh was named after the Fonianehe lndian Chief, Quanah Parker. The members of the staff feel that they eould not have aeeoinplished the sueeess which has been achieved in this, 't'l'he Quahi of '23, had it not been for the wholehearted interest, and the eareful planning both as to hook and finances, of our faculty adviser, Miss Lueyle Hook.

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-nf 'Ext si ' 5 nt A ' ' ri nf' J' gg -N' A5741 Al p 'A -4- 44 gk S ICNIORS , GURIJON GRAY . ........... ...... l 'resitlent SAM JONES . ...... Viee-Presitlent l'l'l'Ill'1Il RUGICRS . . ..Set-relary-Treasurer Q .lfl'1'i1'e of Une ll'lm 1i'nnu's to Those Wim llxpirelf lt gives nie niueh pleasure, eantlitlates for our offiee. to have the honor ot' inforniing you of a few ot the cliffieulties, joys and sorrows whieh we have experienced during our eleven years of striving towartl this esteenietl plaee. I ean say with utmost honesty that there is not more than one-halt' tlozen in this elass whieh started in the saine year. Many have languished hy the waysitle. some have langzuishetl just to eo-star in that niost amorous pfetnre, Married BlissAor Otherwise, antl sonie have gone alreatly to their home ahove, lint this is to reeortl the trials and tribulations of those who remain with us. 'l'heir per- severance in esr-aping ht-ing eaught at hookey playing, anal the various other Il1lSLl0lllCilll0l'S, has attraetetl in the eyes of the rest of the sehool great favor, anrl henee, the reason the rest ot the sehool looks up to the grantl anal glorious Seniors. Yes, it is true, some clay even the Fish may attain the heights over whieh the Seniors now presitle-true hut satl-hut the Seniors of '23 are eon- fitlent that none hut they ean grace the throne so well. But to you who aspire to this high estate, a word of aalvieez work hartl. treat your eltlers with lots of tatty and soft soap, ohey all the rules you tlon't have time to evade, and alrove all, how tlown to those ahove you. 'l'he elass of 1923 has gone through tire and water for eleven years, antl are just now gaining the fruits of their honest toil. 'l'hey have entluretl the slow torture of llatin. Geometry, and llistory in all their eruelest forms and are even yet alive, so take heed all ye who aspire this way. Do not lag but pep up, grirt your hurtlens a little higher and niareh on to vietory. -JI. B. ll. '2Zl. , 6 ' X' ra va u r 4 .1 1 x 1 V ' '4 ' ' f 'I-' ll- N Ax r v -