Macon High School - Oipi Yearbook (Macon, MO)

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X 33522190 l7Q I D I 1317354 33 Q3 J 19 as Senior Class History August Maffry ...A.....................,.............. President J oe Prater ,,,,,,,,,,,,,. ,,..,....,..,,... ,..... V i ce-President Hazel Franks ,,,,,,,.,...,,.....,.... Secretary-Treasurer The time has passed when a class historian .might tell of Freshman suffering and timidity, Sophomore pranks and pride, Junior braggadocio and boasting, and finally of Senior overlordship and sovereignty. As we near the end of our high school life one thinks of more than'that and wishes to convey to others the true thoughts of a Senior after four years of life in Macon High School. As we prepare to leave it and take our places in the life of our country, we are swayed by conflicting emotions. We are sad, of course, to end our relationship with a school that has done so much to shape our future destiny. We are sad also to break our friendships through four years of inti- mate acquaintanceship. But by far the most powerful emotion is one of happiness. Why should we not be glad when we, while others have fallen from our ranks, have stuck and have at least one asset, that of a high school education, to place opposite our liabilities. In the realm of school activities the class of '23 has con- tributed largely to the school's success in athletics, scholar- ship and social life. Six letter men, one a four-year man and two three-letter men represent our contribution to football. In basketball four girls of our class wear letters. One of our greatest achievements is in our large number of honor stu- dents-one-third of our entire class. In the language of our French students, Au revoir, but not good-bye. g e megan 7 x 'lffi-53