Macon High School - Oipi Yearbook (Macon, MO)

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Senior C ass Organization ....p-Q1lj 43..-. OFFICERS Clara Demeter ....... .......... P reSide11t Myron Sears ....... ,....... Y Tice-President Cecil Crawford ....... ' .......... Secretary Gladys Burkhart .,,,.,, ,,,.,, T reasurer Class Flower ........ ,,,,,.,,,.,,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,- N Tiolgt Colors ...............,...................... Purple and XN7hite MottoEPaddle your own canoe. G i

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Q, Senior C ass Historq PROLOQUE I11 olden times when genius In a man refused to flame, He cried aloud, invoked the muse, And called upon a name, And then he laid him down to sleep, A Vision to receiveg So is it now, times are 11ot changed, A dream 's a friend, indeed. ll 1 THE STUDENTS PROGRESS Dramatis Personal WISDOM - ---- ......, E ighth Grade Instructor P . ROMISING ------- -N ----- --- Persevering, but Timid Student OBSTINATE AND PLIABLE --- ---------- Two Other Students JUNIOR WORLDLY WISE --- ---- A Highschoolite LUCK ------- -------- , ---- --- - --.... , Hopeful HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL --- ------- ---- -- .... -- Ignorance Others. ACT I. Scene I. Central Building, Eighth Grade, Sept. 'IS Wisdom: VVherefore dost thou cry, Promising? Promising: Sir, I perceive by this book of statistics that if I now enter the world I will sink under the competition of brighter minds, unless I present at certificate of certain qualifications. This I am not able to do. VVisdom: lf this be thy condition, why standest thou still '? Promising: Because I know not wihither to go. XVISCIOIII' Read this parchnnnt 4'P'l f . I I , I X I. ee rom Insufficient Prepara- tion. Take it, and keep it always. Thou art young. Up Yonder stair thou shalt see a door, at which, when thou knockest, it shall be told thee what thou shalt do. tEXit.J 1922