Ozark Wesleyan College - Ashlar Yearbook (Carthage, MO)

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1 ' l Will!!!lllllllllllllllllll I llllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllw Charles Cummings, Halfback.-His second year on the team found him a valua- ble man. He passed, ran, and punted equally well. Edward Sellinger, End.-One of four excellent ends, he was also capable of running the team and carrying the ball. First year. Thurston Cummins, Fullback.-A line-plunger who found holes and used them. And he could run when he found a hole, too. A two year man. Ancell Lewis, Halfback and Guard.-A fine ball lugger, he did an excellent job on the line when the injured list made it necessary. Second year. Byron Moore, End.-The best punt blocker in captivity. And a sweet little defensive player. First year. Erwin Davis, End.-A member of the squad last year. Davis found himself this year and proved himself an excellent player. fl?-. XXxx WI INI -X xx x ws Q3 m 4HmWmW.1 7

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fmm: vnawfunrmm Jfalrnmunasmm ' The Q. P. Girls I wish I were a fair coed, A rare coed, a dear coed, I wish I were a mere coed, I've Always longed to be A slim or fat or short coed, Or smart coed, or small coed Or any kind at all coed, like Those in the Q. P. I wish I were as trig and trim As big with vim, as strong of limb. I'd like to sing a song of them Tho' they think not of me, But still I like the sight of them, The might of them, the style of them, I'd love to play awhile with them- Those girls in the Q. P. I love the wondrous poise of them, The noise of them, the charm of them, I can't see any harm in them, in All they strive to beg But I admire the soul of them, the best of them, And I adore the rest of them- Those girls of the Q. P. 'IllHIlIl HlllIIllnllllllllllllllll HHIIIIHllllllllllIHIIIIIIIIIHHI'