Ozona High School - Lion Yearbook (Ozona, TX)

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Choristersaftertheirwinter concert with Director Harold Lip- ford: fleftto rightj: front row: Hilda Montes, Charlene Perks, Henrietta Witcher, Marion Mock and Jo Ann Deaton. Znd row: Della Mae Mason, Nancy Perdue, Jeannene Thompson, Sandra Brewer, and Betty Cunningham. Back row: Kay Kirby, Kay Simmons, Sophie Reina, Billie Chandler, and Eva Borrego. The Choral Club's big activity this year was the Winter Concert under the direction of Mr. Harold Lipford. Both Junior High and High School groups partic ipated in it. After Mr. Lipford left, Mr. Corbett Smith directed the group in addition to his duties as Band Director. 1 is in ' Qs A' H' Junior High singers, Mr. Lipford and accompanist, Billie Chandler. Jeannene presents Mr. Lipford with a small token of appreciation for...... Our Singers

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THE AYER STAFF Here the 1952 Ayer staff takes time off from its work to pose for the photographer. All seemed pleased about the outcome of their year's work on the annual. To build a yearbook--a new and novel experience. Compiling on these pages extra specialuthings whichmake our school individual and more dear to us than any other, was our task. Each of us planned layouts, drew and wrote for this remembrance of our sc:hool...in 1952. Joe Bailey was editor, Jane Adams served as assistant editor. Kay Kirby was business manager, with Graham Childress as her able assistant. Jean- nene Thompson drew our cover design, and Wanda Carden was typist. Other members ofthe staffwere Betty Walley, Marion Mock, Bill Schneemann and Wayne Kuykendall. Miss Mildred North was our sponsor. Our Publications The I..ion's Roar is published , weekly by the students of the Jour- nalism class ofthe I-IighSchool under the direction of Miss Mary Koepp, and is printed by the Ozona Stock- man. The editor of the paper this yearwas Marion Mock. Norris Po- gue wrote the features, Wayne Kuy- kendallwas sports writer, and Doris West was responsible for society news. Other contributors were Jane Adams, KennethBledsoe, Bill Gillit and Kc nneth Phillips. ii. -an ,,M,..-, The L.ion's Roar staff visits the Ozona Stockman office to see how their copy finally gets into print.

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'Y Jeannene Thompson, who is known for the clothes she designs and makes, won the Texas Wool Shepherdess Award and was selected Wool Princess at the National Wool Growers' Convention. After her triumphin Kerrville, where her garment was judged on construction, suita- bility,accessories, modeling, etc,, she com- peted in Portland, Oregon, with girls from all wool-growing states for the National titles. She had the honor of being the first National Wool Princess, who is the outstanding person- ality among the contestants. ,457 Fa ' Wool Contest Sponsored by the WOMEN'S AUXILIARY OF THE SHEEP AND GOAT RAISERS ASSOCIATION V- i ,I s i Q -58 5? ,A .xr x Q S , I ,J If I is 'Z Sm 1'