Fort Scott High School - Yearbook (Fort Scott, KS)

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-- ,,,,,i,,,, ,R-,m,gC,,L.,. . ,- GENE SWAFFORD , PRESIDENT I'm a dandy good fellow,you will have to admit, For in many places I manage to fit. FRANK CREEGAN, V.PRESIDENT Editor, manager,and also an actor In our High School life he has been quite a factor. MARGARET BUZZARD, SECRETARY A Winsome young maid whose pleasant ways, Will cause so many some very happy days. BOB HOY, TREASURER To all folk-great and small, Friend to one-friend to all Pag 15 W- fe I Q A inseam! -ffiei-lf?Lif111?'Pi5vTfCZRF1T, Lmfvrgsfv-ffifmrvff ff-ff f 'i'i431T5 e'3AfSW1Q3

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