Mountain Grove High School - Ozarkian Yearbook (Mountain Grove, MO)

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'Let's use the stairs, the elevators are crowded U This senlor class motto is very fittlng How true lt 13 that the person who d1gs in and works for what he gets appreciates lt much more The th1ngs we value the lost are the thlngs we have worked for the hardest I an sure you Senlors of '53 of Mountaln Grove High School feel that you have earned somethlng that w1ll be of great value to school educatlon costs lt is worth a lot I for the good work you and cooperatlon you have you in the years to come A h1gh a lot ln both time and money, but congratulate you Seniors of '53 have done, for the great 1nterest shown Jmwmfe High School Principal Publlc educatlon is the chief means by whlch each generation fulfills its moral role in the progress of mank1nd Each generat1on owes to the past a debt it can pay only to the future Efflclent publlc schools help to f1ll that obligatlon as they transmlt the ac cumulated W18dOm of the past to the youth of the present that they may build a better world tomorrow ' eggs Mare' Rural Supervlsor f magma H L Donlay Senica Smith Fllnt Spurgeon . . l O . O O .. .. O 7 ! . . ' ' ful- l W , pi 0 K Q , ,!fo7..-Q ' :i. 'sqm .fl A was rg xg lg-..vf wg'm A isa . fi77k1,f,f,: ra X ' ,fag -wig, ? V,4g QSQQSEE ? xr' I --21 e:..r:-ag.-,,v..1.g,,'a4rm: . I 0

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TO THE STUDENT BODY Reorganized School District No 3 Public education in America is Whig bus ness' which employs over one million teachers and costs billions of dollars, but more important than this is the fact that it affects the lives of nearly 27 million boys and girls who are enrolled in our public schools today You, the student body of Reorganized School District No 3, are a part of this vast army of youth who are learning to live work, and play together in our democratic way of life Our schools have been kept close to the people and made the center of community living Each com- munity has been charged with the responsibility of establishing and maintaining the best school possible for the youth of the area As America developed into the most powerful industrial nation in the world, our schools have changed and progressed too You, no doubt, have noted much change in JGHS during your school career DI' 5 9 HaZ9lbSk61 These changes have been brought about through the combined efforts of patron of the community who are ever interested in seeing that the schools are as good as they can be and 'hat you have every opportunity to grow and develop through work and play into the citivens of tomorrow It has been a pleasure to work with you this year ncerely, YN in NXCl5,eLUwlv:cJ 1 L A uperintendent Educ at Lon. Lawrence Baney Earl Larme F-VJ-H8 Halliburton President Vice Pres 500!'9t3!'Y

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