Green Ridge High School - Tiger Yearbook (Green Ridge, MO)

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DEDICATIO Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Oglevie In appreciation of the ten years that Mr. Virgil Oglevie has so generously and emphatically dedicated himself to this school and community as superin- tendent of schools, and in appreciation of the four years that M s. Oglevie has so adeptly and conscientiously served us as school secretary, we, the senior class, proudly dedicate this fifteenth volume of the TIGER to Mr. and Mrs. Oglevie. Progressive school needs a man at its head who is capable of creating and working out plans for the good of the school. This very talent and ability is found in our superintendent whose work in connection with the school has been of untold value to the students and to the entire commun- ity. His consecrated work has made possible a greatly improved school curriculum and the construction of a beautiful new school building. Mr. Oglevie labors diligently to effect and make accessible advantages that motivate students in the field of education. He spurs many students into realizing the importance of learning, and he reflects confidence in those students. With his profecting personality and keen sense of humor he has captured the students' hearts as he has instilled in them the basic true values of general living as well as those of education. Without doubt, many more exciting and fruitful high school days will be pleasantly enjoyed under his able leadership. Such a school of high standards requires also an able secretary. For four years wks. Oglevie has been a shin ng example of the cheerful, versatile secretary that every school should be fortunate enough to possess. She is highly accomplished in dealing with the students, the faculty and the public. More than once we have noticed how graciously she has served in capacities beyond the call of duty. She has soothed many children with little brusied knees and temporarily broken hearts evolving from one sort of mishap or another. During many a busy moment, she has been inter- rupted by some student or faculty member, but she willingly and diplo- matically has delayed her own current work to assist each person calling upon her for extra services. Yes, the students are exceedingly greatful to have Mr. and Mrs. Oglevie so thoroughtly active in these most important positions.

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Appreciation The seniors of 196A-'65 express their sincerest appre- ciation to Mr. Jack Chambers, high school principal, for his concern over their well-being at all times. They are well aware of the value received from his unfeigned guidance and understanding. Thank You The 196k-'65 senior class members wish to thank Mrs. Robert Harlan for donating so unselfishly of her time to seeing that the Tiger was correctly assembled. e credit for the production of a good annual goes primarily to her.