Quanah High School - Quahi Yearbook (Quanah, TX)

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THE QUAH1 OF 1927 CLASS OFFICERS JEAN RoDoERs osss as .. . , M. . . .. ... , President GLENN HOLCOMB ,,..,, ..,....,,,. V ice-President FRANCES EASLEYSC FFF, ,,,-,oSecz'etary-Treasurer Colors: Green and Pink Flower: Pink Rosebud Motto: Who shall watch the watchmen themselves? Senior Class of '27 Every Freshman looks forward to the time when he will be a Senior: for who has not seen this contrast-a proud, lordly Senior passing by, and a timid, shrinking, Freshman standing aside, watching with envious eyes, knowing that his day would come? Only those who have been Freshmen can understand the feelings of these Freshmen. The Senior Class of '27 has looked forward for three years to its last year: that is, ever since the day when we came to Quanah High School as little Freshmen, feeling even smaller than we looked. We soon became Sophomores with a greater knowledge of high school life. Our junior year brought with it many happy events. We were often asked by the Seniors to assist in some of their undertakings, and they asked us many times our advice as to something concerning them. Ah! They knew that we were soon to occupy the place they then held. The year went swiftly by, and now we find ourselves the Seniors of Quanah High School with graduation near. This Senior Class is the largest in the history of Quanah High School. May the high school ambitions of each member be fulfilled in the later years of his life. For some of us, school days may end forever with high school commencement: some will enter collegeg a few of us, at the least, we trust, will receive college degrees: each has an important part to play in the life that is before him: but in whatever role our lives are cast, the association as classmates in Quanah High School will ever remain -'Alike sunlit isles of memory dotting the River of Time, -HELEN WOMACK. Page 00

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THE QUAH1 OF 1927 Viaduct VIDA ANDERSON Marshall Q. H. S. '27 Oh! her beauliful uyesf they are blue as Ike dew On the uiolefs bloom when the morning is nvu.'. BOYCE ANDERSON Marshall Q. H. s. '27 I ull! gain a fulurc-. the young man cried. BEULAH BARNETT Quanah, Texas Spanish Club '27 ln Ihoughliul quietude, she seems like one of Ruphucfs pictufd dreams. BERNARD BISHOP Quanah, Texas A good sporl, u good worker, and a good friend. Tom RUTH BRAZIL Goodlett, Texas Basket Ball '24, '25: Senior Carnival '27 There beats conrealed from common szgfrl, A tender womarfs heart of gold. Page 21