Macon High School - Oipi Yearbook (Macon, MO)

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. be IDI W If 19 Z3 LUCILLE MOSS Busy is this girl's middle name. Never too busy to smile. ORRIS NISBETH Mr. Vaughn say I'm so good in my studies, I needn't come to school all next Week. ALMA PALMER Orris thinks I would be much more attractive with bobbed hair, but the simple life suits me. WILLIAM POOLE I'd a made it if I hadn't miscued. DOROTHY POWELL Phil Vansickle always pes- ters me. EDWIN RILEY Oh, boy! I saw the hottest vest at Mac's. It had green stripes and pink spots in it. FERN RILEY. Yes, I'll be glad to help anytime, anyplace, any- Where. LATRELLE SHEETZ Now listen, boy, Hannibal is one beautiful little spot. I've been there. JOE SINGLETON If my father had got his oiiiee, I wouldn't be wear- ing these old pants. LORENE TALBOT but I have city ideas. I may be a cornfed girl, fan , FQRSBDSS