Spartanburg High School - Spartana Yearbook (Spartanburg, SC)

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-f1 » r rvrTnr -fTrt-rTTT-T the (JCRIBBJ-ER 3l PHD CAT OH W. D. Howells, in his book, “My Mark Twain. speaks of his hero as one with the heart of a youth and the head of a sage. We feel that this might be just as fittingly said of our friend and teacher, Miss Julia Brice. That she has the heart of a youth is evident, for she loves and understands young people; that she has the head of a sage is undeniable, for with wisdom she directs us in our intellectual pursuits. To her we lovingly dedicate this volume of “THE SCRIBBLER” 3

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»—T“f rr-t-r-Y—f - -inr-inn the Scribbler .31 — ■—— — — — «’ V.- -ffi—— OttHWORD How entertainingly Mark Twain has described the incidents of his school days and of his youth'. And how happy we are that he has recounted them, weaving the humorous with the serious, combining details of work with those of play, tinging all with the sympathetic views of a lover of boyhood. Now we are attempting to record the glorious deeds of our high school career. In the dim future it may be that we shall look back on these halcyon days of our youth; and perhaps we shall smile, perhaps shed a tear. It is for the purpose of keeping alive for you these memories that we design this, the thirteenth volume of ‘THE SCRIBBLER” 2 1

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Scribbler W31 COHT3MT2 THE SCHOOL THE CLASSES ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS SPECIAL FEATURES ADVERTISEMENTS