Oran High School - Oranite Yearbook (Oran, MO)

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mmnvmm mmTm fl-low the Cfluiure fwill Kgnow CUS NAME Abbie R. Boutwell Albert C. Mier Alpha M. Lyons Arnold P. Stehr Charles T. Loback Cornelius W. Bollinger Dale Watkins Elizabeth E. Wescoat Edwin L. Burger E. Earl Crader E. Helen Bowman Evelyn P. Miller Fielden M. Miller Fred L. Bowman Grace E. Bowman Honora J. McCarty Iris V. Dunn lris H. WVinters Jean H. Zimmerman J. Lynn M. Hatcher Joe C. Poe James B. Steele L. Allene Sanders L. Eileen McCord L. Irene Besel Lovia M. Rockett Luda B. Dillingham Leo B. Boussum Mary E. McCarty Mary L. Burger Mildred I. Henry Mildred I.. Young Mary E. North Pal A. Tenkholf E. Virginia Friend W. Lyman Oliver W. Murray Myers IDENTIFICATION Artful Rustic Beauty Affable Clever Musician Attractive Merry Lassie Amazing Pazsive Sage Chivalrous Taciturn Laddie Captivating Willing Bachelor IAP Dazzling Wonder Extravagant Elite Woman Ever Laughing Boob Exceptional Everlasting Crank Eternal Halcyon Blond Extra Pious Martyr Fresh Malted Mackeral Fresh Little Boy Curgling Effervescent Bassoon Humble Just Maiden Impertinent Vacillating Dear impulsive Hardy Weed Joking Hysterieal Zephyr Jakey Longlegged Matchless Hermit Jubilant Canny Philosopher Jumping Bustling Satirist Long Antic Splinter Logical Effie-acious Marvel Lashing Irrepressible Boss Lamentable Meditative Reformer Lavishing Beautiful Doll Lounging Billy Boy Marvelous Eloquent Mary Multi-Loquacious Blabber Modern Ignominious Hill-billy Marshmallows, Lollypops, Yum-yums Mathematical Energetic Nomad Parsimonious Ambiguous Theorizer Entieing Vanity Fair Warbling Lilting Oriole Winsome Meddlesome Meddler EXPRESSION Goodness sakes. I know it. I know it. I know my own business l'm afraid. I don't like it, butt Now-aw-al Well I should say so. Why sure. Aw, shucks. The Age of Chivalry is gone. Quit your fussing. .lust working me to death. What good does Latin do you? Vllell, if you don't like it,-L Oh, Buddy. If nobody else will- How many demerits have I? Got it again, our basketball. Oh, ye immortal gods. Can't us boys get our for-M I'll see about it. Well - Why 'I ? ? '? ? If I knew it was the truth I'd believe it, Uh Ernie. l'll try it. Oh, I've got so much to do. Er-a-I think it's this way. I just don't like this, rather have Oh, them old boys- I rode in that car lots o' times. Have some cliocolates? I just don't believe it. Zhat a fact? Let's have somethin' doin'. They'll laugh at us. Bein as I am an unfortunate man. Geometry mmWWmm EmmlWn 'BWU l W'1 Lm5Tm3mU g,

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