Macon High School - Oipi Yearbook (Macon, MO)

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1.9 IDI E3 19 as d --II I I I I w l l I L l i 1 l i 1 I Q3 65 f 1193214 ya MARGARET AYRES The only thing about . bobbed hair is that it de- I tracts from Womanly grace. BERNICE BAMMAN Mama says I can't let the boys see me home until I'm 18. TED BANTA I might get you a pint. FRANCES BELSHER And, listen, Girl! He said he was from New York. Think I wasn't thrilled when I was? ARNOLD BOEDEKER Mr. Vaughn, I was starting to milk the fifteenth cow at 8:15-- De ETTE CARPENTER -' Ralph, when I get out of school We can settle down then, can't We? HOWARD CLEGG Personally I think Stacomb is superior to Creole. LORENE COLLINS I'm going to have dad put in a telephone so the boys can call for dates. NORMA CRUTCHFIELD If silence is golden, I'm certainly Worth a heap. GLENN DIMMICK Boys I heard Mars just as plain as Sweeneys Auto School last night. 9 2 r

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Q I F I I I l 55 9-M v?q 19 Z3 c l7Q l Dl .,Qyfw S ' W LAWRENCE MITCHELL I thought I'd buy an over- coat this winter, but it got so warm I decided to run to school to keep warm. PAUL MILLER Say, boy, got ninety cents for the DeM01ay cap you ordered ? HOWARD MERCER Today marks the fifteenth anniversary of my Ford. LUCILLE McGREW Ed used to say he liked me, but them days are gone forever. VIRGIL LANDTIZER There she is. I'll shoot all or any part. ROSS KING I tied the mules around by that there Yale Theatre. GEORGE JONES Now you all know the pur- pose of this meeting is to collect money fort MARY K. HUNTSMAN Howard, can't you come down to Woodville Sat- urday night? We are having a pie supper. PAUL HUNT Girls, look me overg I'm single, got a gray hat- and a scarf to match. RICHARD GREENFIELD John Wanamaker started life with 1--2 yard of cloth. ,,,.s.,, s..,'7 WA as ,X W ' ,M up W H, M aff 5 If 5 aw? 1' ,, . Cas Wfj, f V ,,, ,af 1.. ,,. 7 .V .fy 'infu- M, M,w,p wr: 0 I f Z as Z A -fe ., Wy cf M, 1 WC., ,,f, M, M t Q' if uf. Z ,jlmlv ...Z W, M, 2' fl, if 4? W f'af.,w7. Q ,..+'f ' 71.33, fm. 3gJ,mi,f,f,f 'rw-.,,M 'fl ,AL f wi 'X wg 01 'av 3 .' M ' . ,fav X 94 fm X .-g ' , .W I 47 W ,, 414, V ey f ff if