Macon High School - Oipi Yearbook (Macon, MO)

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Boyd Abrams ' That Western fellow. Can tell some interest- ing things about the Aztecs. Josephine Heifner Entertains matrimonial intentions. And this is leap year, too. Howard Miller Doc. A friend of Grace. Takes regular naps in Latin. Blanche Summers She is always the same. A jolly good fellow. Don D. Patterson President '13. Well, what is plot? Also a journalist. Where you see Chet you see Pat, and vice versa. Alta Stacy Now wait a minute, Oh, Heck! Seems to know the significance of that out in the garden worm diet for melancholy.

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The graduating class of 1913 has two numerals that they should be proud ofg namely 1-3. Wl1e11 first the class of 113 entered into the halls of the M. H. S. it was found that 13 extra seats were needed in each class room to seat them. The second day of school the noble Seniors were shocked to find that 13 Freshmen were brave enough to t'sass them. Thirteen days after school opened 13 Freshman boys attacked the Soph boys and Whipped them, in a hot contest which lasted 13 seconds by the clock, by knocking out 13 of their best men. It is Well to mention that 13 seats were broken in this fight. On the 13th day of January 119105 the faculty deemed it best to give 13 Freslnnon tlieirpassports and release them from the duties of the M. H. S. At the end of the year four times 13 Freshmen were made Soph- omores for the coming year. Only three times 13 enrolled as Sophomores. One of the most im- portant events of the year was when the business manager of the 'tOipi had 13 fits because 13 Sophomores refused to pay for their pictures. On the 13th day of January t1911l two Sophomore boys gave to the M. H. S. its first paper. On the 13th day of September 119115 the class of l13 held a meeting in room 13 and elected the staff for the Oipi.', Ideas for the tftlipi came in lots of 13 which drove the editor-in-chief mad and for 13 days he was locked in padded cell No. 13 at the county jail, which is 13 blocks from the office of the t'Oipi. After 13 days-- Note-The author failed to finish this article as he had to be taken to the county jail and locked in padded cell 13, when he learned from the faculty that he would have to carry 13 subjects next year it he expected to graduate with the class of '13,

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Clarence Miller I can go with any girl in H. S. A dashing young heartbreaker. Oh, listen to the wind blow. lva Jobson Ah, lovely queen. Once lived in the city. Such eyes, too. Chester Chope Vice president '13. Did you bring that money for the picture? Hang it, we've got to have it. A promising journalist. Mary March He calls me silly. Human talking machine. Great friend of Mr. Dorsey. Vircliow Powell Turn off the porch light, please. Expects to be a chemist. Maybe. Canna Dowell ' Knows the history of College Mound by heart, so they say.