Oran High School - Oranite Yearbook (Oran, MO)

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Qmmu urjummmirunmmunzmgiiqiimrminniimmmnmvnmiqrmrmmmmnrummmimmiunuiwmnj ImgzinuunnugnnIrumumumnu'vvqummunmmimmgmuunnngiuiunguumiurninlmugzW 55 gl'mu:-winnnurumuimui:ugnvpgunnnm1mumpmm1immu 5mmvmu mmmmmmmuh6um CPle-iitform of the uniors And nobody calls us a dunce, And people suppose us clever, This happens only once, And we will be missed with pleasure. We, the Junior Class '20, declare our belief in hu- man liberty and sociability in our said class tThat is when our teacher is not lookingj. Under no pretention whatever can a man or a Re- publican enter into our perfect union. One Socialist there was among us, but the arguments were too strong against her, and she fled, we know not where. Our class has not been pestered with one of the male sex. We have found this so desirable that we will con- tinue to live in this celestial bliss. It has been found that our standard of scholarship has been high. This we attribute to the common far advanced mind of the class. Of course this shows that the femininie mind is superior to the masculine mind. Therefore we allow no man to break and lower the standard of our scholarship. We believe in the H. C. of L., because our clothes are expensive. We must dress well to keep pace with our Junior sisters. We must wear silk hose, and these are more expensive than those worn before we were in- troduced to H. C. of L. We stand on a firm foundation concerning the League of Nations. The fact is we are all against it. We favor taxation of old bachelors, and pensions to spinsters. We are strictly for prohibition, favoring a drastic dry law, permitting no male person to drink anything stronger than carbolic acid or wood alcohol. We believe that the home is the foundation of So- ciety, and that man, not woman, was born to be its drudge. We believe that only women should teach school, hold oflice as school directors and town officials, for the simple reason that men are incompetent. We believe that men should plow corn, saw logs, work in blast furnaces, dig in coal mines, and do, all told, all manual labor. ln short, we stand for the rights, safety and justice of the women, and the equality of all before the law. We believe only what we know is the truth. -Bachelor Maids '20. Q I fvw5n nmmmuim mg J .mmmmmmu X