Nixa High School - Eagle Yearbook (Nixa, MO)

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THE SCHOOL F l T f y. f H? ' 1 5 llgig SCHOOL SONG l Mid the hills of glorious Gzarks Stands the school we love All her standards are the highest Guided from above. More than wealth we value school life Short as it may be. This great band of high school comrades 1- United will always be. Hail to Nixa! Nixa High! To you we'll all be true. YI' We will cheer thy name forever Staunchly we'l1 back you. 3 1 1 A 1

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DEDICATIO iq!a2x?9K ?'fZ! a W f 1f , Ea ge l' 5 fi, Y' 5 5 Dr. Wesley B. Wasson has been practicing medicine since l886. He has rendered many serv- ices to the Nixa community. Dr. Wasson still is serving his community as a physician. He has served as school physician for many years. Mrs. Mary Inman has been teaching school for over forty years. She has taught many of the parents of the present students. She has served her community well and still is doing so. The Rev. B. Frank West has been preaching the Gospel of Christ for about fifty years. He has been pastor of the Nixa Christian Church for the past forty-five years. He also has taught school for many years. He still is rendering valuable services to the school as President of the Board of Education and to the church as a minister. This book is dedicated to Dr. Wasson, Mrs. Inman, and the Reverend West, as a token of ap- preciation for the services they have rendered the Nixa com unity.

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