Ozona High School - Lion Yearbook (Ozona, TX)

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EES! Our Buildings 1-Q111111111 ON MEMORI -' - -Ig,:. , . If nyg,: 1,4 g if Ozona is justifiably proud of the excellent buildings which it provides for the educa- tion of its boys andg irls. Pictured above are: HighSchool, Davidson MemorialGym- nasium, Junior High School, Homemaking Cottage, North Elementa ry School, and Band and Shop Building. Othe r buildings fnot picturedl are the Cafeteria and the Vo- cational Agriculture Building, completed during l955-56, the Field House and Stad- ium, and the South Elementary School, pictured on page 129. Buildings in prog- ress include the addition of an auditorium to the South Elementary School, and ex- pansion of Teacher Houses. DAVIDS AL CYMNA5

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junior High Qaalball Hanquct For many years, the Junior High School Football Banquet has been a Father-Son affair, pr epa r ed and served by the mothers of the mem- bers of the football team. This year the School Cafeteria was the scene of this event whic h marked the of- ficial end of the football season fo r the Cubs. The food was delicious, and was prepared by Mrs. Max- well and her staff. Q, mm above Some of the Junior High mothers were in a hud dle Just before the serving began to c h ec k for the last time on their serving procedure fLeft The center table was decorated with a miniature field c omplete with 10 yard 11nes players goal posts decorated with streamers and cars in the end zones for spectators Below The boys and their dads make short work of the wonderful food is, Wh. C y . 4 . - l D . , - l 1 I ! ' - K J ' .F -I 5 , wi ' ,X sv f 1 Q ld-f, y M a E ,N X 1 G , ie ta E gtk N5 ,W I 'lmlw' s , , 2 1 rm V U , 5 o y rn- will ,

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