Maryville High School - Maryvillian Yearbook (Maryville, MO)

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Freshman Class History One day out at the race horse stables there was born a colt. With his shaky long legs and small body, he was an awkward figure as he stood there in the pasture. As people Walked by they commented on his awkward- ness. WYou'll never make a race horse out of that colt,N one man saidg but the trainer who knew horses shook his head. UHe'll make a fine one,N he said, and so he did, for just four years later, that ungainly colt carried his masters colors down the homestretch ahead of the entire field. We the freshman class of '52, just as that awkward colt, came into the high school world with shaky legs and not much in our heads. As the days went hy, however, we were put at ease by our teachers, and began to learn something of algebra, english and citizenship. As soon as we were settled in our new surroundings, the call went out for queens, so we elected Miss Dorothy Mae Vaughn for that honor. QGentlemen prefer blondes, don't you knou?B As the first semester rolled by, we resolved to fulfill, in the next three years, the ending of the story of the awkward colt and to carry Maryville's green andyblack to the finish ahead. 5 a lrfx --Billy Blagg 3 , y g V xx k I xl I - ff '! 1 U 1 J t QL 4 lg if ,. , , X -' I KL If ,' 1 ii 'XX 'X I X f X ' -, X L XXX 1 i X X t 1 ,,n ff X X X ' 1 N ' ' ' . If .. 1'--X. . 2 '