Ozark High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Ozark, MO)

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, lg vt mfg! ,O lfi 'Lnzwfl ,N 5 A by Pkigffggq X - ' . enior Rytkem., Cleo Adams So neat and fair of faceg And sure to win in life long race. Mildred Anderson A welcome smile for everyone, Glorious as the shining sun. Cleo Bain A modest girl the world will seeg For she will a teacher be. Lucille Bryan So lonely and so blueg Wz'll make a wife so true. Loyal Blevins A good example of the Golden So honest in his work at school. I Henryetta Collins A swaying willow so fair, Wz'yth her lovely auburn hair. Gladys Cutbirth Girl of my dreams, some day Wz'll be, a happy wife for me. Donald Doran To all nice girls he's sure to speak, For he is a world shiek. Elizabeth Ellis A piano player is she- A wonder of the world to be. Edna Belle Farrar Stop your laughing, do you hear? Mr. James is very near. Rule Q Leo Eorgey I Should be caged and barred in tight. A Turn him loose and he's a sight. Mildred Garrison So pretty and so neat, N With powdered nose and little feet. g I I Harold Hartley N, Minds hzs business as he shouldg '- Let him alone and he'll be good. , J Lucy Dean Harbert aff! Is there any more at home like you? CC lf so, l'd like to be there, too. ' ' Carl Hays ' , A y , Speaking of the future raceg Carl will win by his lovely face. y . li? S Q John Hedgpeth H- X Xxx X Climbs the ladder step by stepg A - Is good looking and full of pep. ' A l I' S' ........ ..., .Hman-P, 1 i 1 W N5 - 1 'lf' '? ll' tr, ' ' ' ' ff ' f'5 fe1 ,,- serum, h,,,..- e in Page Sixty