Ozark High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Ozark, MO)

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What is there to say of time? Time is a great teacher, said Sandburg, and we agree, perhaps time is the onIy teacher. - a Time is fleeting, said Longfellow, and we recall how quic' ly another year has passedt Time mu thave a stop, said fShakespeare, and as our Ozark High School days draw nearer to a close, we realize this with sudden'sole.mnity.g What -have we done with our time? We have spent it in many ways-in the classrooms and on the athletic fields, working with our hands and using our minds, discussing with others, arguing with others, laughing with others . . i We have not wasted our time here. Perhaps we could have used it to better advantage, but it has not been wasted. Whatever experiences we have had, 'pleasant or unpleasant, for good or for bad, have been part of a learning experience that has been OHS, y , Cervantes said, There's a time for some things and a time for all things, a time for great things, and a timefor small things. . we have had our chances for accomplishments here at OHS. But in a broader sense ourtime is just beginning. y I ' y Time is a great' teacher. And we have many more lessons to learn. r w f si g . 1 'fe lx., : xae f+H T 2' ..