Ozark Wesleyan College - Ashlar Yearbook (Carthage, MO)

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4 11 HSHLHR ij 's Svminr Qllaaa lbffirrm gfarry ,A CZ03eaver Qresident Frances qflisegarver -Vice-Q9resident ' jlferle jlfceray Qsecretary and ffiireasurer ' cis Qllaan igiatnrg J On September 15, 1925, approximately 102 young men and women, the makings of the class of '29, made their appearance in the classrooms f of the little brown building known as Ozark Wesleyan College. It would be a long, tedious job to bring out all the little details of the various activities which go to make up the history of this famous it class. , I - . . gk, During our four short years of college life, we find that some of our members have strayed from the fold and that others have filled their jf places. In spite of these many changes that come in every college stu- ? dent's life, the majority of the Senior class is a part of the same group that entered originally. The class has a broader view and perspective upon life and a better understanding of those things which make life worth while. And now, as we set forth into this busy and beautiful world, of which college is such a marvelous part, to see what the future holds for if us and to bring honor to ourselves and to our Alma Mater, we, the first If Senior Class of Ozark Wesleyan, leave with the best of wishes to' those 5 classes which follow us, to our instructors and to our Ozark Wesleyan. 0 i 'f' -I' -1- -sf-:Q-:-4--s-:-0:-'z--:--z-'z'-s-rf-s--:Q-s++-1--:-b:-'z--1'-M-:w:--:--:.-:- I929 '- -I--I-'Z'-Zvi'-I--105-Y'-Z'-S'-' '- i ' Page Thirty