Macon High School - Oipi Yearbook (Macon, MO)

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TWELVE CBoard of Education Daniel Webster said, Knowledge does not compromise all that is contained in the large term of Education? Education of every kind has two values-value of knowledge and Value of discipline, and they cannot be acquired without pains and application. The chief properties of wisdom are to be mindful of things past, careful for things present and provident for things to come. We wish to express our thanks to these men for the interest they take in our school, upholding its standards from year to year.

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...A 1,1 .y-ew -r-.rs-rnanf-5 if-1' -- , . -W -'-- f -i-51 -11 A Lita,-,,.,,.,r-v 11 zz.-nnasgx , 4 if FOURTEEN Senior Class Historyg OFFICERS . President, Robert Gaunt Vice-President, Forest Malone Secretary, Hazel Fifer Treasurer, Walter Gaunt S P O N S O RS Edmonia Richmond Char16S Powell OUR years ago the ponderous doors creaked on their hinges and opened wide to admit the clamoring horde of Freshmen that were tumultuously demanding entrance. Motley is truly descriptive of this body. No two in its ranks were similar. All classes, walks, and ranks of society were represented in the group. They were similar only in the general respect that they were fired by a common zeal and inspired by a common cause g namely, the pursuit of education. They were indeed surprised in the alacrity displayed on the part of the other students in assisting them in their lofty ambition. The student body helped, QSophs with paddlesb the Faculty helped, and inally the throng managed to conquer the dred dragon of final examinations and emerged victorious Sophs from the ordeal. Small power and glory fell to their lot this term as that class spirit that enables them to war to-day was as yet undeveloped. Greatly diminished were their members as they rose to the dig- nified atmosphere of the Jolly Junior. Here their budding class spirit sprang forth full grown and flour- ished courageously before the amazed eyes of all as the Juniors ran rampant winning victories here and there. And so they progressed until the vaunted ambition of all was reached. They were Seniors. Great glory again fell to their share. The honor roll glistened with the names of seniors. The O published the Tiger, Verily the whole High School will remember the Seniors, and so they are now to pass from school out into the cold world. The student body cannot but say They have carved for them- selves a name on the record book of student activities. ipi Queen was a senior. The seniors -Walter Gaunt.