Spartanburg High School - Spartan Yearbook (Spartanburg, IN)

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turned In one. a painting of matchless worth. did I recognize that our llyron was the Clark who was mov- ing the world of art hy his marvelous power. Then I marveled how wlwndrously well he had hidden this extraordinary talent during the days spent in the Spar- tanlmnrg lligh School. Klusing on this picture I was interrupted hy the appearance of a lansiness-like woman. whom the artist scarcely noticed, NU rapt was he on his work, as she enthusiastically related her latest experience and won- drous results in mental telepathy, but no one could doubt the fond smile with which his face lighted as he said. I, ton. as well its this old world. am proud of yon. my dear Chloe. In the twinkling of an eye, the scene was changed. and a miserable hovcl. than which could he no worse. and a woman bending :fer a sick child's hed. appeared hefore my eyes. and a mother's weak and trembling voice said. Dear Xliss llenderson. Cod has given you to us. a ministering angel not only to the slttltls uf Chicago, lint the poor and needy everywhere. Through a mist of tears the scene of pathos changed again to one uf lmnstling activity in the most fashionable quarter of the world's largest city. I'er- fectly lxewildcred hy the artistic array of the most beautiful models the world has ever known and by the undoubtedly classic lines and artistic arrangement uf color and design, I turned to see who might this gifted designer he. and only when I had read and re- read the sign, Garlen Ilehhangh. lic-signer of Ameri- can Fashions, could I reconcile the model of fashion whom I beheld to he the Garlen of olden days. 'lircnihlingly as I turned the last leaf. I beheld the fate of the last member of the illustrious class of '14, for in the presidents mansion presided the presiden- trix the tirst national executive of the Suiragist party. I looked and looked again ere sight and sense could agree. that the most bitter opponent of the Suffrage movement. Imyl Mann of high school days could have heen so converted that she would have consented to giesinne the ohligations of the highest oliice of the land. .X hlast of air rushed through the cave scattering the leaves and the elanging of the door foretold that an intruder had entered my cave when with a start I awakened to nnd my Yergil lying on the floor.

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Senior Class Will ll. Senior Class of l'll-l, graduates of Spartan- burg lligh School, Townsliip of Greesnfork. County of Randolph, State of lndiana. leaving high school and disposing of our properties. do bequeath and give: First to juniors. we. the said Cllls-. give the seats in the southeast corner of the .Xssembly in fourth and fifth rows. extending four seats from back of room. Also. to the .lunior lad we give the Senior pony. Fur- thermore, we have a tree planted back of school build- ing, nearly in center of new addition of school yard. we do bequeath to -luniors to plant your class tree. ten feet north and tyvelve feet yvest of said tree. and under branches of said tree to hold all further class meetings. To the 'lunior girls we bequeath the teeter-totter boards. said boards to be found in south-west corner of said school yard. Also said class do bequeath the advice given by a certain member of faculty to us that to laugh makes one healthy. Se-eoiiil. to Sopliomores. we the said class bequeath the dignity of said class to be honored and held in re- spect. To the girls of said class we give the high standing of the girls' reputation of said class in basket- ball. XX'e. said class. demand that the Sophomores get a flag and raise it every year on XYasliington's birth- day and xvhen they are leaving to hand this to the class just below. To said class we bequeath the mantle of the class poet. Third, to the Freshmen. we. said class. bequeath the hase and basket-hall reputation of said class to be held in high esteem and to be as an example. To said class we bequeath all class legends and traditions to be recorded in the history of the school and remembered through life. .Xlso. to said class. we bequeath all the nerve, grit. courage. strength of vvill, and the work re- quired to tight the battle of four years' high school. Fifth, to the members of the faculty. ive said class. bequeath our best wishes and good will.