Macon High School - Oipi Yearbook (Macon, MO)

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THE OIPI 1951 Dedication 1 Q ' - f Q ' Mserifr fa. F me is .5-:,11fji.sfs Fl- s :Q 9 R ' ' ' 1. 1.......,a. :fs I Y 5: 5 1 3, if E1 f, ,, l Jim-W-. '.iwf'-3-5 W -55.53 W tim? . 'iff 395, -' f-1' -,-.,Af1JCzi,,7v On the twentieth anniversary of our high school, We, the Senior Class of 1951, dedicate this book to our three beloved friends, Miss Elsie Jones, instructor of English and Speechg Mr. C. C. Marksbury, instructor of Mathematicsg and Miss Bessie Browning, instructor of Social Studies, who, for more than twenty years, have taught in Macon High School. They have given us wise and progressive leadership, friendliness, beauty, and under- standing. Their every thought, word, and deed have made M. H. S. a more glorious institu- tion. To these, then, who have inspired the lives of so many M. H. S. students, we pay tribute and respect.

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THE OIPI 1951 Macon High Schoolls Code of Honor The honor of Macon High School lies in the keeping of its students. Every student owes a debt of gratitude to his school, which he repays by loyalty and honor to it in every respect. Thus the ideal student obeys its rules and regulations, supports its activities, respects its teachers, and cooperates with his fellow studentsg he guards against unnecessary a.bsences and tardies. He strives to keep himself morally, mentally, and physically fit, thereby making Macon High School an acknowledged shrine of education second to none in its standards and rating. VVritten for Macon High School by the Speech Class of 1942. 6'The Orange and the Black Although Yale has always favore clthe violet's dark blue, And the gentle sons of Harvard to the crimson rose are true, We will own the lilies slender, nor honor shall they lack While the Tiger stands defender of the Orange and the Black. Through the four long years of high school, midst the scenes we know so well, As the mystic charms of knowledge, we vainly seek to spell, Or we win athletic victories on foot-ball field or track, Still we work for dear old Macon and the Orange and the Black. When the cares of life o'ertake us, misgling fast our locks with gray, Should our dearest hopes betray us, false fortune fall our way, Still we banish care and sadness, as we turn our memories back, And recall those days of gladness 'neath the Orange and the Black. gp ,Z , 2315 I f t 15 514 5, in ' S 52 N ,T 0

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THE OIPI 1951 Yearbook Staff .lIl the first Week of September 1950 the members of the senior class who wished to work on the 1950-51 Oipi met with Miss Jones to organize their yearbook staff. During the first semester's work the staff worked only in spare time and at special meet- ings. During this time they sold advertisements, took the class pictures, and started their Writeups. When the second semester came, and government class was over, the staff worked every da.y. They set up a dummy and finished all write-ups. Then came the big day when the dum- my Was finished and sent to the printers. ' All the members of the yearbook staff have enjoyed making this year's Oipi and hope you of the Macon High School will enjoy it just as much. FIRST ROW: Dorothy Gipson, Sue Roebuck, Erma Simmons, Virginia Lucas, Jo Ann Todd, Patsy Bianchi, Mar- ilyn Orbin, Billy Gaines. SECOND ROW: Roy Richardson, Mary Phyllis McCreery, Barbara Pate, Carolyn Smith, Wilma White, Miss Jones Csponsorl, Ramona Maloney, Delores Ricker. . I ' THIRD ROW: Crayton Kirks, Bob Woods, Bob Shoemakerg Stan Grimm, Barry Green, B111 Wilson, Tom Zelade, Frank Templeman. Editor-in-chief ........ Associate Editors ....... Business Manager Athletic Editors ...... Art Editors ...... Barbara Pate JoAnn Todd, Virginia Lucas, Bill Gaines Stan Grimm Tommy Zelade, Frank Templeman, Crayton Kirks, Ramona Maloney, Mary Phyllis Mc- Creery, Bob Woods, Bob Shoemaker. Billy Wilson, Patsy Bianchi, M-ary Phyllis McCreery, Dorothy Gipson, Bob Shoemaker, Bob Woods.