Ozona High School - Lion Yearbook (Ozona, TX)

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Juniors Fete Seniors . . . 3 N The Juniors honored the Seniors with their annual banquet and all-school dance on April 25. They gym was changed into a garden in springtime, complete with maypole and fountain that flowed red Wine . The Junior mothers worked all day transforming the gym, and putting the finishing touches on the very beautiful garden scene. The Juniors themselves contributed their share of the , I . . Work, for they made the hundreds of sparkling-stars which . ,rv formed the canopy overhead. The banquet guests were seated at small tables arranged around the fountainin the garden, which made a striking arrange- ment. The food was delicious, and everyone had fun. Each boy thought his date was the prettiest, naturally, After the last dance, we wove the maypole and tore down the balloons, for souvenirs. All agreed Lots of fun ----- a good dance. - iiwmfrnnm- mmm, mx 3 . W, fmw, .9 M Y'-ww fn-ww. me , hmm A, lmxlu an 'M All J A2 Mrs. Hull, Mrs. Schneeman, and. Mrs. Piner, Go see if Mr. Mass- ingill can make this blasted fountain Three Juniors and a Senior: John iii work, i Greer, Billy Chandler, Marion 'ig' Mock and Wilburn Conklin. Punch, Cookies and small talk between dances.

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One of the outstanding garments in the show was this reversible coat dress made and modeled by Sophie Reina Blue on one side and blue and pink checks on the other it is completely reversible even to the buttons Some I-LE. I and II girls look ready for Easter in their ensembles that are made from materials and styles that range from very frilly and organdy to cotton and tailored. By the second year, these 8th graders, with their wider experience in tailoring, finishing, etc., turn out some very professional looking garments. I

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Seniors' Lost Production The Senior Class of 1952 presented their Senior Play on May l, under the direction of Mrs. George Massingill. They chose Oscar Wilde's The Importance of Being Earnest. Virgil Machado played the part of Lane, the butler, while LarryGraves had a similar role as Merriman. Reta Ballinger was Lady Brack- nell, with Jo Ann Deaton as Gwendoline Fair- fax, her daughter, Norris Pogue as Algernon Moncrieff and Joe Bailey as Jack Worthing , were the heroes of the production. Kay Kirby was Cecily Cardew, Jack's ward, with Wanda Carden portraying Miss Prism, her governess and companion. John Greer was Rev. Fred- erick Chasuble. The play was well done--Norris and Joe seemed to especially enjoy their roles. They even seerned to fall naturally into the tradi- tional pose of that period. Mrs. Massingill and the cast worked hard. Mr. Harris and stage managers Bobby Womackand Pete Cisneros spent hours painting the stage scenery. We enjoyed this departure from the ordinary production of farce or slap- stick comedy, After it was over, . will