School of the Ozarks - Ozarka Yearbook (Point Lookout, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1928 volume:

' H' W ' Trl , , N j ' F A , EX-LIBRIS 5 1 'N Pwmvwwwwfwuweawewmmav 0 'VW ' - L . ,Q1EiLl v,:1.Lii! if nNnQ.1'f1z, 'u1...u- ..., .- . A V NIID-CONTINEN TPUBUC L'BRARY 'El E gg 3 MID 3 0000 1 1 237963 5 wif ir Y W W V V M W 5 K 0 ,. x aw, 5 f-X X 0 5575775 0 1 0 THE 0 QZQQKA 5 X. X 1, , W J0 ,.:.,,:.:.1.,.,-.-. , x ,QQW'Xxi?Ei ff22:2i2ifi!f 'Q sxigilf' , 4 'ffiifi-. F? - f 1' M W ' 2 . 7' -if f , 4' . 4 nrefnnril To capture and preserve for our- selves the happy memories that sur- round our life together here, and to open up a gateway through which our friends may enter and share with us the Christian fellowship and joy which pervades the home they have made for us, is our desire in publishing this book. 4 ':. 'fx Y K C AIIS 5 C l m if li' E2Si.eiQf1fffEjf'11-.1-11 -, -:-- x x 'ji J 1, iuig, , f -:t.1., , 'f f .,.- H i n 'c.f':?fF S H - A -g et 'ff - ff. ,iz - . O SPOT in America is richer in Indian lore and relic than the Ozarks. On the hilltops one may pick up the remains of their chipped arrows, While in the foothills large flat stones and moss covered mounds mark their resting places, and many of our towns and streams bear their christening. We are happy to honor the memory of this brave but fast departing race by making 'it into a theme which we have Woven through this book. H- .Q -E n v-, N' J 5 3 F fb e,.., , D t-' N A 9Qx N .CS 4.,.,.A. ,,.:.,...-N ..,.i..t .,., ,t.. .,.,. .SI:A::E55,:m-::5::::S,:, ?i -N NA . ,,., Q Si 3552 i, ,,., 1 5a2E?ff?i' 5:E?s5 33f:5 4 ' ' l 'iW5 fWll 'ept ' ,.,... 2 fz 1 , .ss,.:.:.1.::-:1-rf' ' fdlhis book is the product of the Textor Printery of the School of the Ozarks. With the exception of the assistance of a printer for a few I Weeks, the work was done by the students. i 4 Q -N ,-:r K II.. C S :::':: ' X Qi ,::-., ...Q t . .,,. ,, - k'-I- w YV L Y .E.,:E. Hn 1 ' .,.b' if.:,'g.:52::5::-Z-,b b.'-- :ef 1Af-,. I,-pg 'bz' :Qi-151551, .,.: I, I ' ' . .::..:, I X, -V 5. fglvf ,. gilt? ,Q W ii Il, XX Hifyxlf 'W 'X 1' 1 ..,, Q -1,,,e 'fiigifiw , If H r .Z ies ffl- 2. Y - - . eux'?:':'!5'YE:a .1 - - , lik: 'imp Hi X XR . 'ABQ X - lx LY k V Y irifrw 56-Yiiiz: V ,nb ' ' scnoon or THE ozAnKs X f2!'V -.I UW- jab: 8 ffl: A- J W F x x 1 4 N ft x fl if W !,5 A V f Henry C Whztesuie KM 191 vi... I'- -mga, XQISXXIT vm X m ' u k X 1 ,E H jW,W4f ,gf -3 ' .qw fmw ,A if -4. 'N' WMZMW ad Vi E W 1 W yr 11 . 1 . N i J - -Abszmw 251 ,f ,b 6' 22525zi22ff151:,, , '35E5Qgig..:,.1,131' j , - Jr- y llc! HJ? , ..,.!:i1i12 'ii N f 1 as-fs: ' , fl , 2252622eiffmfisziggg .1g:g:jffff2f2a2s2aS if ff ?ff52Eai2E2?aE5:2:a:f: .J. -f 41-4'-. -1-:r:1:r1r12:1:r:2: ,.Q-1:5:5:3:5:5:r:5-1:55-3: f 'Nils ifaisiaiaiisieifieirff A iw 1, ' QQ! .MW ,, .::5::.::.5: fig flfWl5NI,5'1?f 1 ' ,Mi ,. yx , 21aflfagaaeagiiiifgse ' f-la WN 55.222 'V A Mlfii ffuf '1g:1 1iaEii55Ez 'A 1255? M ' 1 1511 fi '41 I 'ILE ':'15if',1:5f 52521523 ' ' 5 fm - I' ':,Q, If ,,I::5E5E:.rE' '.S ,:3E3 f A Jlfllfs. ' ' 4 'wi rg 51',.:,z2z:l .IV-sfaesiaf .1 . Will' npi5511JE5 -WI f 3si2i2sei' -4' n Qfiifff A My , 1 r5:5:1: EQ5g55tZ5QEE .sei '-25533525 1 ,igljiff X ' -I-ug' ,.,,1: fi-.itil-2114+--1,--, .... . .,..... w- Mi T . af. 4'fI31:-::t::1::::fi-:aw--1 ZZ az ,.... . ': V-12251.fi..,41:5i2E252E5?zEz5fE2i5 Aww ' Qwff ,V.,. 2 2E25s:5:5:se::::ififiiiiffl ' Zffli, ,W N-9 ' .-:-:+I-Ivf'f'1'f': V I ' A7 f: :-14:-IE?E5E?EIf?E5E1E?ffE57 ' 'Xf' fi' - ' S Ay, 'WW ,.,.ga32fagagagzgagzgagagsgegzgzf ' W 'NW J' V -,v,. EZZQZIZl1l1.a.:.i.i.:..i, ..... ..... 37' ' ' ' AYZWI7' ' ' '2'5':':5:5:35555 A L- ., ,,,, ' 4, . r JL . ' ,v S, ' -2-'f4-2-1a-g7,:i:::14:':.f' , i ?-4 1 1 learned to greatly admire and love, not rl only as a friend of the School, but also as A a fine upright Christian man-to ,MR. HENRY WHITESIDE we respectfully and affectionately 'dedi- cate this book. l l lf 'l l . ve-e ' ,gg l cHooL OF THE zARKs ., A I T GO ONE of our friends, who, not con- tent with being a true, loyal friend himself, has Won for the School many l other valued friends, one to whom the school owes much in gratitude, one we have come to know and, knowing, have B 'V I l . l , l 1 ZJ'-:1 I-M X I .X ,N sn C . xxx NN L, j -ig, KWTQZR: , SCHOOL or' THE ozARKs 'W it . Ili Nl --. ,, , i xii W fi 'Tw t f 4 W . -I ' it OZARKA STAFF A OMER TIPTON ---- Editor in Chief Q DILLIE BOOKSTER - - Assistant Editor JOHN CHANCELLOR - - Business Manager JOE STEVENS - - Assistant Business Manager BLAN CHE DAVIS - - - Literary Editor V OTHELLE JAMES - - Assistant Literary Editor ELLEN RILEY - - - Kodak Editor Y NORMA COLLINS - - Assistant Kodak Editor BILL FOWLER - - - - Cartoonist N OVELLA CARY - - Assistant Cartoonist X GOLDIE COLLIER ---- Jokes Editor STELLA DAVIS - - Assistant Jokes Editor ' JUDSON McCULLOCH - - - Printing ' i 1 J -Yi 1 - ww' A .ff A- , -f- ' 'ff-'-v---'1. I f , - - S Lrg ? 'ffL 'T -'va 'N-'IA f is .fig-3' - Q .- --r 1 1:-as , -- : -'E . , ' N ass 1 Q. .' - AT' , - - - 'Y- x I - ' '-'?3J'11ff3i+agf -Y-is-'s:'1: V ' SScS 'var Q 7 1--1 ff -Qi-zn 'f'-3'-A-'J -1- I Q SCHOOL OF THE O,ZARKS - I I T 4 Lx 11' I n . ,Y f F ? CONTENTS ' CAMP US S ADMINISTRATION h I CLASSES I ' Seniors e I, ' Juniors - ' A Sophomores - h S l Freshmen - Q' Eighth Grade Y Ji ACTIVITIES ' Religious ' Literary and Musical ' Athletics Vocational a ' I n in w U -r - -- .' '- 32-'av w:'a:f,. ' A , ,. . '- I ,, ' if I - 2 1 f '- f1- ..- f--- 6 A-fv,,J ,.2, 2 ?L:5:.ei .. 2 X he ' . 1 '-V-- ' ' - we-1 .'.', 3' 4 95 i, F t 1 f ::. -' 1 -vwfxm :i:::::, ,.::::f 5 ::4 ' ,:::. . I1::l::: z x xQ Aix 'sggf' fggsff' ,ggfgsgi N XS .f Sf X N ' ' 2' xx + I X. Ny A HIVIIDAVIQIV La ' f:,1.... X A b e w ! i I 5 l i l N N 1 l 1 l 5 l i 1 I L 1 -OM ! S I f 'nf f ,x ff, I Q ll' X S x R +1 ,,.f l' lpn- ALLEN P GREEN ADIWINISTRATIDN BUILDING A Monument to Fazth ll Falth IS the substance of thlngs hoped fo , The evldence of thlngs not seen E -E le -Ji -ihgs..-f'Ap F5 m fi? es Fe ff-A -ee, 4 e s . - We V 1 . Za Au ' - 4 , . 1 - A , Q- - 1 - L ' ' D' ' - - , . ' K - . ' . K fir' .. ' A - ' . - . - , - v . . .A s r . ' s e is - . ,:L6J,Al l . - . I , K ' - , , I 4 ' fx , he O r ' e Q s e e e e e 1 I ! L iffgi s .. - ' ' ' O X 4 x '.'- A-83555: Yiik 3 ', ' :QL 3 K 1 ,- 0 2 'WJ ix ii K, 15- -i sp ' 55 FI , ' A W he wif, 1 , O IES hh N ?--'WA jp f 5 4 W qi::!51,'f- ' X P 1 Q Taxa ' X . I , I.: .X ll? . . - - 7 F. SS . . , s i , T, , , . . b ,L - N I . oy A Q i .Y.. :V ie 1 tg- -T - Y 'i 'Y f A-i fr Y . 1 1 g 2... V .1 1:5113 WWW fl' SCHOCL OF THE OZAR l l I l A l lj, 1 DOBYNS HALL Q + i l Endeared by memories, mellowed by I time, this rustic, rambling structure stands, a sentinel of the time when Wild life ran free in the hills and White ' River abounded in fish. This building was the State of Maine exhibit at the World's Fair in 1903. It Was owned by the Maine Hunting and Fishing Club until the K School of the Ozarks bought it in 1915. ' f U, ll 4 . of 1 1 .-5 vi' ,zz-:wg , 'fmt' -jg? -'41, f :Y .i5E':,E2E':' ': Z't . . .1:':,:,v1::2f 3'.?'S-.- df' , f - Til 'N 1 f si? H K 3 went., , , ,., , , , - , L. L mi- ,,,..,-ur fill - ..,. ,,,, Q fi1f:':'L.'.1 f- F, -fi? u .4 , ,' - ' ' ' 4- ...ef sv.-,fzgzf ' i 4fr,.. .. 4' 1 l ffiffgie -'Ma , pi p he ,,A r, aa.. ' e Em ' M V, ,.f-,---f- '4',VYgH -F yer' it VY Y V Q ' N M F SCHOOL OF THE OZARKS New ll l 'fy - it li l H ABERNATHY HALL ya ll X After this year, no more classes, no more thump-thump of piano practice or jangle of bells to mar the sanctity of V l boyhood fellowship -- for these distrac- tions are to be moved into the new ad- ministration building and a boys' dor- mitory with a comfortable living room and a home mother will come into its own. w '11 L 1 ' l if K l s y ,-, .-5 -f - -'l l s . V. , it 5,3 ag - 9 vig, N--ff-f-f - ' , A- -it,-, -4 ' gf A --' fr . - 5--Wx:-,' w . , ,- -.'. , A , ,, , V' H - ' Mfg, 2 : -33,4 ' E54 E5 . if A.. - 'T ...Q-1 ... - .?1' Wfcgf ft we f, I 1 -v w -,, . .5 539 vsyzfxu ., 1: i f -'11-ffv ff P -Z' 'V Q scHo,oL be orient T OZARKS 1 STEVENSON HALL What girl can look at this picture in after years and hold back thronging memories of her home life here 5 or what boy Won't remember how long- ingly he looked this Way when the bell seemed solong in summoning him to a meal or a half hour of social enjoy- ment on Sunday afternoon With the girls, or Girl, as the case might be. xi ,awww - i 0 2w,g '- NG ,.,. ... . .F , , 4 -- ix -'1-':.'.W:::QL s ,i V,., rss f, QQQWD . . ,,, ., 4.-' .1Z, 6-i -5 S , QA .i fr U X f P mn , ev , f X t if' f' .. f' -' 'U ' 4 f ' -urs? l an Ji f YR Q W- KX 'P' Y i ' ' If .1 , OF 'r o 'O 7 K PRESIDEN'T'S HOME V ,I E LILLIAN MCDONALD HOSPITAL fkmws W fl- 'mfifzv 1 ' Os, g ww- , L f-L ,W 3 jg 421- g-gi Y A, zz 3 1 .4 1 1 1 i l 1 1 qu' v- xxx KX VV T, 4. ' Y Y '.. ' Q' KD QFQ gf SCHOOL OP THE OZARKS E- 9 4 1 1 I r i ! w N N 1 1 ! W 1 4 H THE LIBRARIAN'S HOME K sl A X F 111 UI W1 V! N , , N w Y A 1 0 PO -x I ! .1 li I M ' 1 V ll r HOME OF DAIRY AND POULTRY SUPERINTENDENT N1 X ,1 , n 2 . OO,, ,1 1 4 0 5 Wig..- - ' 'ff ' V-wi-. -X - .ag f -......... ., , :- Nw ,. - - E 3 IJMAHM, ,ff I r l 'x if s if z , A -.-- 'ff' ' JJ1AAM- I A Y O V-V A Y K SCHOOL OF THE. OZARKS 'ASW fy, .LU O '- THE COMMISSARY n F + w THE LAUNDRY , vawmxxxxxxxy Q. km ' .. - 'riff VJ5.-'Sf -0- if Q. 5'T'4f5aW2- ' v -- - 1 , 'mf yn.: -fvv . - -. 3 'Cv i 4 'L' . ,-:. ... f .: f . , F f. ,-. L -1' f -1- A---12: - ,awfr !7fv77fI'1ffazfefmwWWW-frf'22ff'Yf-f'2Mv,-2 , . If- W ' , , .. W, I .., , , f Y f K, S ' -JR -n-:.-.v??'l'P'- , 71 , 557 Hg' .Efgii Q I F' Y'-,J f,. f, ,, N-v-vv-.,-.Sy--:g,,,. - -E.. ' - ff: ,gf f-:,f'--4-'NSS-ff'1 -'ij . p... : J T ' Y , f, '?.-,1---'Z-- iq f E T MW IiL.fg!!-SEQ: .egxwizaf m,3f1-w:w----wQ- H --wd A - A A-Q-H-M --f -am 3 I L ,W ,:.A ,Ex in-K All Mil SCHOOL or' THE OZARKS' V, I s 1 a 2 WW XXXN K M4 5 fix fm WEB qw ,gp-11? 1'5 W- fx Xxx Q nl --' 1 ,ffm mn ...VW I 'Y W mix .... ,,J -- ' . - 'inixfgfz ' i -v-GW?-, ,- ',f 515. ::.:1:Q f' ' . H - A. - . ' 'A'A , Ai.1l f:L55v-411, , ,,,,., . ,f QHTWRNEC' ,. - . ., .fx-I ,,' I . we ,.'4 . ' - i 55'.-j,l.-3-2.41 .JQQ-5-am ?-'i, - ' t .,,., . , Y - -7. 7, X ,.,..,-.,,,.,-- 1 -',- 1.- .,,:::,nm .,,- W-.-.,,,1:,f::1:vg.ff-J:-M.g,,:,.fQ ..,. -I ,. ,,55,:-A 573' , -.-,,, . ---fr---.,,.--f . xv YN Y i 727-X SCHOOL QF THE ZARKS A . . . , ,ti 4 , K- .,.. . A VIEW FROM THELOOKOUT THE SCHOOL OF THE OZARKS ON THE BLUFF FROM ACROSS THE RIVER QISX f N HSQJW N X NXQ o, fiwvirr , ,,.,. Inn: ,,.. -'f' N. 1 ,Q 'Q -ff -' T-'iw ' ,ziaazzfk ,Nu--12'--. - fn, Qai- VS, 3: E v if km? I ' -?:: ' f M 'y,'?ir 3. 'glfbaa L,-- 43-'F'-.t- '-- D, lfgn -' - -- 5. : I wk- ,,, iitvf 1.10 :I H - 5 '. g4iM tif, Lv- . . A-5 A , , ,, Y . f-V Y I I I fy , , ' -k--1 264 4 QL , A L:-1 ' M i A A ' ' SCHOOL 'EF THE ozARKs III, III I I I I I NMA II I . QI I I I M I AVIEWFROWPRESBYTERIAN HILL SHOWING THE W SCHOOL'S WATER TOWER ON THE DISTANT HILL, THE Y. M. C. A. CAMP IN THE FORE GROUND I 'I I I III I , A, -.,,,.,w-mmm I - ., :,:::,'. ' -QW' 4,.,' 4 ,1 QQ, -51:7 if K, , ,. I A L-. . -'i .f-E' !11f:1ff' . . .A FII- - er Q1 'L--'-'1?W'Nf 'T , ,L 59 5 ' , f if Q in ' 'III ' . ., V Qs 1, X ' ! EX K X N 2 W MINISTRATIO . . . 3 4 . -e . l . THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES 1 I EHE SCHOOL.of the Ozarks is signally blessed. in the Ml personnel of its Board of Trustees 5 men of Wide ex- 5 I perience and vision, who love God and the boys and girls of the Ozarks. Bountifully have they given through the years in time, money and strength that We, the young people of these hills, might have the advantages of a ' . ,Christian school. They have our grateful love. V Members, Names and Addresses Q MR. F. JENKINS, President J. W. Jenkins Sons Music Co. Kansas City, Missouri MH HENRY C. WHITESIDE, Vice-Pres. International Shoe Co. X St. Louis,.Missouri I - MISS ELLA D. COWAN, Secretary-Treas. B St. Joseph, Missouri 1 MR. T. L. RITCHEY . l Assistant General Freight Agent C. G. W. . St. Joseph, Missouri P JUDGE J. G. TREMBLE ll Legal Department C. B. 8z Q. ii St. Joseph, Missouri MR. E. E. ELSEA Marshall, Missouri JUDGE NAT LOWER I Hughesville, Missouri l COLONEL SANFORD SELLERS ll Wentworth Military Academy Lexington, Missouri JUDGE JAMES F. GREEN l St. Louis, Missouri li HON. E. T. MILLER l General Solicitor Frisco R. R. li St. Louis, Missouri JM H. S. JAMISON A International Shoe Co. ' St. Louis, Missouri l Q -nz. '-F-s Ns. ff 9 1,'F ' . f as www-sswxwxx Y Ai , -K-- wifi ., .. ,. ' ---- '--'A--:.:.-5 , 4 12 , J - ,ww 1 -'w.A5.-Lf .. . 1-. -' . :' ,ff ' . V+: ' -- ,711 ,,,...4-f. -ZX' ' '-91: f 'I' 1 ,aliv '-,J- - .1 - . 1- 4- , f ', -31gQff - - ffwkia. 1-.if-5' ' Q' ,, W- x - qTy 11,357 ' ' F X ,E X.jl'?,:'::-.Mal 1 5.34323 Z'-I-:V . f-, V f . 3 ff fr, I ,,v , ., . -.3 ga,-g, .I 3':' Y?':7 V-' - :SWL - : W ,, A1793. . -f,,,-,575.,.,..W .,,. .. A .,- . . . . .. 'J V , l , 5 . -W f' ' L i- 1- -M , ' bf l ' ' .V -N , -V.. . ,+ Y mn 4 SCHOOL F THE ZARKS R. M. GOOD President , , 3 A 1 N I S 5 , e. Z' X 1' 15 A I 1 .- -' ' '- Zi M - igaxg Ns ' 1:3 .,, ,. V532 5 g., ' - ..w ...2' Q -faq. ff Q ' ' !s 'fI?:'??55 , A -35:21 xAG'vj.v'7, ' W - 1 45.51, 2212, 51'-- ' ' 'L 'S .,i , f - - H M, - .1 .,., ,W 1 - ,,,, , mmf , - .. , Mfr.. my - - E 5' , nm ..,. -V . Q - '.-'IAS' ' 'vie W- : . -A J. :V 1 ff f f'--7.2.11- vfzz ra ' 'f ?-?' q : ' ,fn - ' ---- 4,V,,, . My 4-W-. ,- r I W 1 v - 1: , 1. i I i I P I f If iii 'il e I H 1 N ggi, wi Q, xx 'ig X if aw + f fff Iv! U Um' 11 X' IH' ' MJ5! 'Wu LJ ll Q gl fx. A 4 ,A 'T' ,, gOOL C iiiii C fa 4 w V, N I N w 4 N N g CARL CAVE W Athletics and Mathematics MISS RUTH SANDERS I History I . N i C iiii N V . C ':'ll Y C . W 'm:f'.Z I ,if ,,, 1 REV. GE . . ,,f?,,eF BELL CLARENCE M. PARKEY Engineer and Manual Training Instructor Q tl .,.,-Win., E Q W 4 M. C., -V., X e H N wmwmm, M Q ' 1,2 , , , Q-,:-ffxs . -. , RL . .. - 1.11 fm, - 'I' 'ziz 'f-Tw' Q N- 4 2, ,. W, L 5,1 -,.- 4 if-: f ,, :.g.,w' ' - ,,,',g,vgg, ' ,, -N L -, J m f, X.-- ,O ., - ,Y .11 ' ' .1 ' , ' . 7- w'.4: 'gl 'Nd- --. '- -I S 4.1.1 ll., Q- V -V 1'3. 'f f f.-1 '- kj? F ' - - a.,,-J. ui, - ' Q' e -H -- P- f 'Z wil, , ', I '.::.,.1 ' gm' -1.7 Hi ' ,. -Lg'-1-ww V ,. ,. ' 1, 9' I. :4Q 3-g? .' f'W'V'f iw- , v f - .--Y. I , , Y V , ga, A SCHOOL ' OF THE ozARKs MISS SALLIE LACY English, Latin and French MISS LAURA BROWN Librarian DR F A HAYS Poultry MRS F A HAYS Music C E VAN DER MAATEN ls xN' ,SJhx Field Representatwe 1 ,J-if? NWFYXYQZQ -,- '33, Z! -lf ...-Y 3 Y, :X V' u A 1 ' . . M,Wk.4w-X-x..,, . 'L W . 1 .vi ' -: .,,. W - f.YJ '-- X - .'. ::1'2f- - ., . . ,N V 1 Af:ji.3:5:1,,,:,, A N,. :?1:.. . XQNTX- - 4 11515351 ' I f -A f h -.. ,wff,7,, ' -ly f--Qgp Z , . , .gil V ....M,.,- . 1- 1 ,:., , I, .,-A, ,xcv :I-N ff' .'J.-:'- .Y '1'41 :+g, ' - . . .W f ' -1' f'5ij,'g15 Ti-f, Jai' 'I' f ig-J LSE? ' H ' izffz-zzff-fan. . 'a6fp Qf:,,g1r.?': 2: 2577, .V , YY , , 4 'WRX a l, .SE f'X KN . -HA ' ff' l A Q F Y . x 'X r R cHooL MRS. MAUDE FINCH Matron OF THE ozARKs M MISS HELEN FAUX Commercial MRS. ANNABEL BAKER MRS. C. M. PARKEY Secretary Preparatory WHSQ v MRS. R. M. GOOD Science G 210.5 .L Ki xi 7 : i- .Q 'W-ni. ff!! QQ' f----h -wmv W H I Q. .,- I- -':.',.'.: 5Ei '-E' - 'T f, ' x - ..1- M., 2' Q. 'mf ' 'QE' Lx J ,H - 'V .h , , J, W .1fv.,-,2- -,A-1,-f-A L, 5 -N -L. '-1 li- xx - 1.-3 ...I- , vv-.......-.-f-' -W 34-1 . -if' , g. , 'r:r Q- Q- ' xiii! S if r f? ' -, 2- 1 f :.:f ,-: v 53-3 J. . f ' m,,,,,,. V I ,...,, .,.,, . -Ax if - . -, 4: 3,-my-+:,1,55 'fzf f- :-:-. 2 :aff may - 'f11f .:'4f'M H . ' ' swf. a ,L ,, Q, UA., H , , , , ,,-if .-L, 5.4: -su??Qwglgi?iains:f-M51 ' L TH ZARKS E - 5' LEDLEY TRIMBLE , A. LPIQEADY ' Band Masterg A 1 -' Farm' Superintendent ' , MISS MYRTLE WHITESIDE ,- Matron Dining Riiom and Kitchen ' - I M4RcgA1zET CHAPMAN ' ' Nurse -g:mwNmNxx ,, , K wx 'islam -..,,h.s 4- ' 4. -'EBI Xx f NX5 N . TY-- A . . -A -V5 .cf I x .... ,, , . . -xi--- A T1 , . -4 - t ff-' T' V ' ' 7-1-66.5, - 'QS' xl'- ?iQw-H.: , ,ma ,zlzgb - ,m ucmr - N' ' A- - H ' . 2: ,.,:: , 'Q ,W Nm M- '-M. - . ' ..-H za.: ' - x-:'. .:-'- f T! ' - .Z....---1' .. ...- ' MAN S ' - - -191. ' nf ff -.-.'zM.m.,Nf., , .mm - , .... - ,QM -55 , . ...-f ,,-.xwgf-,. -1 -1 . .,,F. , V f1Q,... 'TJ- A 4.2, 1 - 2 M L. fur- . -' f- -- V 65--:M ,.-4 V 45543-cfm. 1135.113 - 4 -- - - -J , 4,1 if 3 4' -mv K , ..,... . , ,,,.. 9 ,.. NNI .. L. A f gQ 5f,gA fx Izz kxxm K N QII SNSM' iss,-.5:'ffffffffsf:-FL X '::.:' TX W x A-::,:,:::: R S X gsf '--f 1 ,.,. uiirir 5 X' -- . sgsfix 1 f gAffw -,.-NX- mi in CLJk SSES -'.Ci1- Z 1 1 9' Ev , ?!ss'I' .M . vlfex, 'Q . 'gm-gg ' Vin, ' ln ,11 ' ,,- . 1. lil- 2 ' ,',1',gav fs: 1 -' L, .-., 1: mp Ml 5l53',,: I V5 HKU.,-',, lil ,-L31-,,, 1-: l,'s1,,,i, wi H. 1'!1?' TNE My V M . i1fg,,M,, 1, A wr Kg. g ,J 7 '1 1 1' WJ 7 'HZf.',Q:1 lin , MQ V fx' !'Xg1f'N,' iii '.,z'i'.1 ' vI'g',.s1 , J, wlvuw .ri ,,,..,K .z, hs! ff? lifw , L! Q '15 fjifgff All 1 ' V12 - A. W. ,, A 1 V - wegffizfp , L C V' 3-lf' '- T - K if SCHOOL or' r ozARKs SWIG Novella Cary Rose Quiet and unas- suming, but eflicient for all that. Sec. and Treas. Gold- en Gossips S. S. Class. Pres. Gleaners S. S. Class '28. Mission- ary Society '24, '25. Kel Lydah Literary Society '25, '26, '27, '28. Classplayof'28. Dillie Bookster J. D. Always natural, without a bit of con- ceit, an athlete who is hard to beat. Track '26, '27, '28. Captain '27, 28. Base Ball '26, '27, '28. Captain '26, Basket Ball '27 . Pres. Ath- letic Club '28. Zeto- sophian '25, '26, '27, '28. Berean '27, '28, Asst. Editor 'Ozarka' '28. Class Play of '28. Foot Ball '27. Stella Davis Sted One whose heart is not of stone. But tell me, is it all her own? Basket Ball '25, '26, '28. Missionary So- ciety '25. Zeto So- phian '27. Sec. Zeto Sophian'28. Golden Gossips S. S. Class Vice-Pres. '25. Sec. Gleaner S. S. Class '27,'28. 5 Q 'xxivpr ' -07 'ff ...azfygh 1 1, f' -.... Mary Brammer 6 KM-uryh Judge her not ill, for you will be mis- taken. Edgar Hulse HEdd9! O, ye listeners, hear a good talker. Kel Lydah Literary Society. Omer Tipton luripn Studious, but still with just enough mis- chief. Editor-in-Chief 'O- zarka' '28. Pres. Life Work Recruit '28. Pres. Berean S. S. Class '28. Pres. Kel Lydah Literary So- ciety '28. Debating Club '28. Track, '26, '28, Foot Ball '27. Class Play of '28. -uf ' V -.:' ' Q J:: : L3- 1-LPN - I' , , , I , , --X ., rr , ,., , - L, ...-.-- Ls..--2 e V ' - A'tQ , .I 'lf' 4,-,gf-- - I -742 ,. J' L7 jaw f -, -.LT ' ' , . '- o ,: .::, . , .f', V ,, f, Q - - Q t-, - L AV . I , ,,,,.. ,,,, 4 Y ,V V 1 Q 31 'X '- . ' 'I ,3?!,,-E.!' fl il P, l I fs., ce, A fjffff ' Q, 'J i ' SCHOOL or THE ozARKs l al il 7' I William Fowler Beffa Dfumm 'l' 44Biun Bert l Make much of him, 'Thoughtful 9- I1 Cl V' good men are scarce. StUd10l1S- Yell SVG? , Basket Ball '25, '26, merry- l '27- Berean S, S, Gleaners S. S. Class ', Class '27, '28,. Kel '27, 28- Kel Lydah p' Lydah Literary Socie- Literary Society '27, ty '25, '26, '27, '28. '28. Senior C l a s s l Band '28. Pres. C. E. Play of '28. Society '28. Class J H Play of '28. Ofusxljns V ' As welcome as sun- ' shine in every place, u Norma Collins. is the beaming ap- 1 ,,N0rmie,, proasli of afood na- actions 3122. 2211, Sophian l ever quiet' modest Literary Society '26 M and humbled, '27 '28. Berean sy Kel Literary S' 61355927 128 . I Society '27, '28. Life Vice-Pres Class '27 ' RQCFUWZ7, '28- 'zs Foot 'Ball '22, 1 Asst. Kodak Editor Su't Q S ,28 Asst' ' Annual staff '27, '28. J ' ', ' i Sec. an d T re a s. Bttsliless Mgr' Czar- l Gleaners S.S. Class ka, 28' Class Play ' 27, ,ZSI of 28. N Ellen Riley l, Othell James Bill N Fellel ' A jolly fun loving Will never forget girl always ready for her-charming a n d a joke. ' Kodak Ed- , gay-when she play- itor 'Ozarka' '28. Sec. ' ed 'Jane Ellen' in our and Treas. Class '26, Senior P19-Y-U '27. Captain Basket Pres. Gleaners S. S. Ball '26,'27, '28. Sec. Class '28. Asst, Lit- and Treas. S. of O. S. , erary Editor Annual S. '26, '27, '28. Pres.. l ' Staff '28- Ke1Lydah S. s. Class '2s. vice- ' Literary Society '26, Pres Campfire '24. 4 '27, ,28- M Club Vice-Pres. Zeto So- ,26' Music Club '28- phian Literary Socie- Harrison High School ty '26, '27, '2s. Life '25- Class Play of' 28. Recruit '25, '26, '27, , ' 'T '28. Mis. Society '24. 'H fl' l 7 ..,. , , f .Q- f .L? T1'z-5. 4.1! ' if ' Fx z' ,-.+f1 :-- ' Q l,l HS, .., , -5 ,VT ' ',1-.-. 'f A .. ax i. ,V , ,j f-1 A -1 1: 51, A Q - S: , QQ. .....' ,, A33 ,1 57' SCHOOL TJ? THFFTMARKSS fl John Chancellor -fl. J. I He counts as his friends, all who know him. Debating. Club '25, '26, '27, '28. Pres. Class '26, '27, '28. Pres. S. S. Class '28. Pres, Zetosophian Literary Society '28. Class Play of '28. Business Manager of Ozarka '28. VonCeile Stoner Blondie' ' The smile in her dark eyes fills the si- lence like a speech. Music Club '26, '27. Zetosophian Literary Society '27, '28. Gleaners S. S. Class '27, '28, Treas. Gleaners S. S. Class '27, 28. Class Play of '28. Goldie Collier ' ' Peck She is all wrapped up in Basket Ball Pres. Sunday School Class '24, '25, '26. Sec. and Treas. Gol- den Gossips S.S. Class ,25, '26. Sec. and Treas. Zetoso p h i a n Literary Society '27 . Vice-Pres. C. E. '27, '28. Vice-Pres. Lit- erary Society '26, '27. Basket Ball '26, '27, '28. Joke Editor '28. Judson McCollough Jud. There's two sides to every question--my own and the wrong one. Kel Lydah Literary Society '25, '26. '27, '28. Berean S. S, Class '27, '28. Sec. and Treas. Berean S. S. Class '28. Track '26, '27, '28. Debat- ing Club '26, '27, '28, Willard Keith Bill She is gentle, she is Shys But there is mischief in her eye. Geneva Enix Enix If laughter pro- longs life, Geneva will live forever. Campiire girl '23. Sec. and Treas. Gleaners S S. Class '26. Pres. Gleaners S. S. Class '27 . Treas. Gleaners S. S. Class '28. Vice- Pres. Kel Lydah Lit- erary Society '27 .Mis- sionary Society '25, '26. Life Work Re- cruit '25, '26, '27, '28. F .,. ' s'-gi.-11-415 -r R ' - 'r - Y , Lzig A nf' , ,Q 4 - A' 4.-L--'-Q '1' .- W e :f ...e -1- ee- -L a-V - , A- ' -f vw ' ' 'S P C N A ' .I 1, , --t -6'-2 ffyvzvd F 6 SCHOOL THE oznrucs 'Q Chloe Lewallen Jack She has a quiet dignity that speaks her worth. Morris Baker Moses , No one knows his ambition- Ah, yes, a great electrician. Berean S. S. Class '27, 28. Kel Lydah Lit- erary Society '25, '26, '27, '28. Blanche Davis Blanche To know her is to love her. Gleaners S. S. Class '25, '26, '27, '28. Pres. S.S. Class '26. Zeto Sophian Liter- ary Society '25, '26, '27, '28. Life Recruit '25, '26, '27, '28. Lit- erary Editor Annual Staif 1928. Mission- ary Society '25 '26. Class Play of '28. Q . . .:::.i3NS, V .-. , ' F A- N ?'vr wn A-iizl-i X -Niki :Z ll , I is -:rn , -4 Vera Blevins Verie A disposition as gentle as it is refresh- ing. Kel Lydah Literary Society '25, '26, '27, '28. Vice-Pres. Class '25, '26. Pres- Gold- en Gossigs S. S. Class '25, '26. ',-. P res. Glean- ers S, sl Class '26, '27. ,'Pres. Gleaners S. S. Class '27, '28. Sec. and Treas. Class '27, '28. Blann Raines Shortie Hang sorrow, care would kill a cat there- fore, let's be merry. Zeto Sophian '27, '28. Berean S. S. Class '27, '28. Foot Ball '26. Arkadelp h i a, A r k. Class Play of '28. Martha Beyers Mart A word a smile, makes her liked all the while. Sec. and Treas. Gold- en Gossips S. S, Class '26. Pres. Gleaners '27, '28. Kel Lydah Literary Society '25, '26 '27, '28. .,, F - .R Z I-rv f ss N ,-,Ja ws 'Z -Q 5 f : fi-.lj ' -:':p--6-rfb 4: - LL? v ! x - gi bi -,, : .:-' , Y'-.T fl- ---I ' ' its s ,1 - tfqimff' . X f ' , rf .... Q YB F' g ,y lg N5- W 'io TH Z R SV I SENIORS The History, Latin, French and Math That's packed down in each head V Has caused us pain and worry sore, At nights when tucked in bed, But when we come to leave this place, When friends are made that last, When minds and hands and hearts are trained, The years have gone too fast. We know we have not measured up, To all that we should be 5 But in the years to come, we'll try To prove our loyalty. The time has come, the Seniors said, To talk of many things: Of caps and gowns and Es ' and FS Of cave trips and of rings. One would not think to see us now Four years ago we stood, On Weak and wobbling legs to talk To Mr. R. M. Good. We've grown a heap, we've learned a lot, We've passed through every stage, From bashful, blushing boy and girl To students wise and sage. With apologies to Lewis Carrol twnawm h tl N 8IiT'n W N x i 1. f-f at xfggggx X x , ., V, f f-' 2-mfs, - . iff, QL, ggl zfw - H 6,3 '15, A -4g, vf.y - ,---. . - V , . if ,fx s 1XiiY '.4I.'4'1w..ai-g,-,7'I' 'u B '1 A 0 .4- w1., cf-Q, ' - 1-..v .. 1, SV A nf - - ,f , -- 4, 0:1-. v-. , c,:L1f - V 2'9 1 .N ,g- gg 'Y gr--v: 1-If ,::1,- .,.,. ,.,,f,-MW-,f,.,wn-V-f-'-'fi ' ,A, jk ,..,-- ..YV. ,-- ...Q -. ..,,..... 11 11 1. 11 ' '-'f 1 MVA' V' ,',, p sf' 1 fg ' g2?1ff: , fwziiif . A: D1 I V Y V 1111 111 111f511f?t1111 Q11111'1:1I't 'xg' ' 11111, 1, , , , Am- 1 MMM-. 111111111 11 '1g - -f-S-M-Y ,O 'G' x, ,ffff 'f:f' 1,1 1 'mr ! 'A 1 M A T111 11' W . f- ' ' 1 - 1 U1i11iilHi -H' SCHOOL OF THE OZARKS 1 11111 1 1. 1 11 1 1111 1 1 1111 1 1 1 1' ,1-11 11111 1' 1 1211111 1 11151 11 , ' 1 11111111 1 1 11 11111 111 '1 1 11111 11 1111111 ' 1 - 11111 1 1 111 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 . 11 1 1 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS 1 1,1 1 President-John Chancellor Vice President-Joe Sfevens O A 1 1 Secretary Treasurer-Vera Blevins I H Colors-gold white 1 Flower-daisy I 1 Motto-Be square 1 -1 - . , 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 3 1 ' 111 1 1 1 11 1 ,111 1 1 A 11 .1 1 1 . li 5 1 N ' 1 , Q - .. a1sr3'.' --Y.,'3i'-1i'T '-f-..., 1 1111 1- A , -' W ' 7 11 f , - -1-- ,.v.:..::n 41:-, - f g.,Ax.-...,....1.M..g-,gm , i-.. X47 ,Q . , 1111 1 '51, V 11.-4 f , .. www F . 1: , P, v,.f- .- 11 ' 1 ,f't,1g1 -Q' .w wf-7' P-f -- 5 - 3. - F-'fn ' ,-' 'L ,N 1, 1-Ki 1 -'-'- A 1 1.11 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 . I 1 11 111 , . A 7 . V 45' s 2 , . , SCHOOL OF THE TOEARKS l N . l J . , 1 W . 'T T i t f T tl ' Q ' Junior Class Poem Juniors of nineteen twenty-eight, A merry bunch are Weg A N M A Just thirty-eight glad boys and girls, So happy and so free. , ' GY? :si . .fi '.f, 4. M . 4 ,j,f 'w I ,,..x,2- 5 'Tis a great opportunity 4- H I That we have always here, b l.W,l ' To learn some trade to take through life T For whlch we have no fear But out of all that We learn here The greatest thlng IS love For Hlm who l1Ved and d1ed for us Sent from HIS home above 9 Though many trlals now may come Upon us day by day We keep on struggllng for the rlght And ever are We gay Pure Whlte and green our colors are Know thls all you that hear Out of our hves they represent One glad and happy year Though we may sometlmes sadly roam Upon l1fe s darkened sea To try our best each task to do Let thls our motto be w YI- NWN-. '5 1 Z5 '45 1- - ,ll A 4-nv-,ff 4, Q '1 T.. 7g 'I ' . . ' , . AV . -ii' W L j' .,: r I Y - , ,L L. I V I 73:1 Q11 ' f ' . .1 'T-2 . f A ,i 1 .iff 'ie - ' 01. 5, . lr-A O:- 2 I 1 1 ' + ' 1 1 ' ' 1 1 , . l l ' ' ' , , ' , ' f . J . l Y , ll X I Qmkxwmuxwxx 1 - ' ' N M- zz V-M211 N . -: :Q Fl '- ll ,, ., , -H -mf , 'f' . , -- e N- . s -ff, ,, rl.- A f .-My . ,sm.:,.-rf lf.- --..-f . . 4- neg- ,-7 ' -4 . fn- ,Jw 1, 1.1 -.xf . ,zv:1::+ 1 , ' ' new-zz-1 .- ww- ..-N 1 'QV ' z , , A, .. 'i n : .ff ,fav 1.1, ' ' N-vvvv -fa- f '44' ET' ,1' A7 - i -Us gp 'A A V . - 44 .114 - - L ,J 5. L 92:5 -'- .- ' -' A-...n... -J 3,211 Y fl , , - Y f - f ... ,., -- - 4-Ati .-'-fu-1 .4 1... 44. ' :LL-14. x ,rj JA ,- - N-Q si f,i'Lf4f Axvf' 'i '4Qf 44' ' 'A 1 v-2-A 'N f 1 Y ? 11 4 'il X , 'ivfhvh 4- l 44 r i .1 1 I I i 1 A ' 5 1 s s 3 4 r OF THE OZAIQIZEQ ,CQ ig J UNI ORS Pres.---Charles Faustlin. Vice-Pres.---Wilma Chancellor. S 1 ec. and Treas.---Ralph Morgan 3 E Colors---Green and White. Motto- Learn to Do by Doing. Flower-White Carnation I Wfx - 0-L :el M74 ,YL .'.gx.vg - ' tv?-ik il '5 A5 fi- - Lx..-.Z.!.'..T. i'f-fr: K ,N N V f, xi : 3 ii -5 n r H -Ei , wp lx fx X fm G F ' S OL TH zA s X 5' J UNI ORS f mf ' V ....,- -A V ,,,,,. , , ---- ,.-:r -v-, V. - - -.L ,V 1 .www f KE xx L . , - 4 xv ' , VT - .. 5, jj, 25 'zzi A , ' ,...,.. -, -,gn-L, ,QQ ' lfy' , -ks-- A-'- 1-f' ,- -' 5, ' 4 Wig - ' 5-91 22 12-'-1-f ,, ,ffm . 4-,:f-- - Q- -if . . V Q, Hu. ,, . L, , , . isp, F tag? j A--i1'P X f 'K ' , 3'- - . .it - K, , I -.1-Q.-... . . ,.. -'P'v,-v--fr-vs...-',. - ' ' - :L risf'-5 i... ffl'-Ai! v is?- f a ux, ' ' s , 1 , -- Q ' Q -f 2 '1::- Y, . :nv1M Y ,- i .:. -ai, ,ffm ----- .,,,,-MWF ,.:: a:... ,,y or 4' ff -AA- XM- T SCHOOL, or THE OZARKS W- Sophomore Poem We are the Sophomores on the upward climb, To be in the nineties we'd think it divine 3 We study our lessons and all do our best, We're bound for the top and we'1l get there yet.' Our history teacher is the best to be had, She teaches the good as well as the bad, Phillip II has faults as we will confess, And commercial trade rises under the Good Queen Bess. The fact of Geometry we can't comprehend, But perhaps enlightenment some one will send 5 So we sit in the class and our time we abide, While we prove triangles congruent by S.A.S. Westudy our Bible and learn what we can Of the promise to Abraham and the beginning of man 5 ' Of the plan of salvation that Christ came to give, His death on the cross that sinners might live. i In English we study of Hawthorne and Poe, Tales of beauty, mystery and woeg The periods of literature divided by four, . The Dutch at New Amsterdam, all this and more. The opening weeks have long passed away, Our time as Sophomores is nigh gone they say 5 So we follow in the footsteps of those gone before, And we, as Juniors, will return once more. A , , - .,,WsMw f -rr :iw-au:-as ,wuts M Q 'wma -qw gf' ,, bw NEWS 9 ' . 13,3 , I -. X . 4, .1 Tiff' W.-aff. R r -ragga, , .M ,, .R ,. - 7, gr, '-'- 2 - , , -X -- . . xr, ' ' f Qea ff.-a' ' M -- 'iS1S3+fsfff - rl ' ,-..... .. , ,jj V 59 1 .E5'i ' ' - ,,.,,:- r 1' 41. ' '-:,:,:::-:-:f:1 SY,v-' ' - 5: gn-i -:gp 'ff'-fl 'i - - i.. -3' aa- 5-25' 'H' ,vIiU25?' .,w.4 ., ' VON 4 .TJ ,.. ' ' -1- Zi: fi.-. -. ' f '-' - ' ' ' '3' 45 W i37 ' ,,I,IY' ' i2Wi - U -5-' I-7 '53, '-iE'Eii. ITL . .-.. . .. .gf K W ' 1 l ttrs N - as Z.: 1 1'-E ,gif -b - m e C aw. SCHOOL GF THE zARKs C ' ' ' SOPHOMORES ' ' President ' - Velvia Jones ' ' - Vice-Pres. - Herman Cameron Sec. and Treas. Nathaniel Qmith Class Colors' Blue and White Class Motto: Be Square Class Flower Violet fl- .fv'f' :ji-A XX Fi K T ,,,- 7 7 K L . . . ' sw., .,- 'V- lil: -:ir 5 T ,- '- - 154 - ..2f:p.'Xx ' - 7-sf-a. . 42- Z1 ,,, -,as I 'gs .,-Hi f y, Y -1 5-mg-wg '- ,,,.,,,,,.a...N.h- 7,7 V, - at ., , . ,,,,,vv- L --r . 1, 0 ,. , ,5 ,.' as - -f - A--iq : 4,64 - , 2, if , En-4 V, -2,54 . -, 3 -,, Y ,f. , Y, Y - - H .s. ,,' 1 : ML --4 ff i OL ' ' J TH N ZARKS Freshmen Freshmen we are now, but not for long, Green as we may be, it will soon Wear off. We may be the goats now, but next year it will be our turn to look down on the freshies , and consider ourselves far su- perior to them. Next year We shall be Wise Fools and from there We Will go on up the ladder of education until we graduate. ' Our class consists of many more than any previ- ous Freshman class, but we have had fewer failures than any class preceding us in the history of the School of the Ozarks. We are not perfect, of course, but We are as near so as could be expected. Also the class has abetter average grade than 'any class before us. Our president, Mr. Good, says that the class this year is an honor to the School of the Ozarks. In nineteen and thirty-one. we expect to compose the largest class of graduating seniors that this school has ever turned out. Great things are expected of the individuals of this class in the, future. Some of our boys and girls Will, perhaps, become members of the State Legislature, the House of Representatives, or the Senateg While others will become missionaries of the Crossin home field or in lands beyond the seas, and others may be Christian nurses or Red Cross workers. Whatever career they pursue, they will be successful, for their training was re- ceived at The School of the Ozarks. 233 Trlfim,-as qfsifni W' rn-4.7, ,.Sf:fsi--ww-msssx ' r' ' ' . A'-' - H 5.-ns. -,ZL'1Z.iiC-Iii -N .1, f- HQ: -0 , -, ... - ,. ,rv-'rv ,. , ' - 1 . fy . 51,2 'Z-Q'--' Q , . I gf .. V Mr:-P ,Q--N '- Mara' 1: - .. - L ,5-v. -- 11 ' '- ,- .Z-hmmm .. .:.:-an-an - .:..,.. ':.,.,.- P-.7 - . ,,,-,-ff 1- ' - v.,..,y,, ,,,-.,,,5.,.Q D - , ' 473: 1 , , ,,,, Y , ,.,, ..,., L . i t l 3 'f ??i:'- Q ,o 'ls o S- 4 l WW ,, A , Q xv 'V' K 1 ' Ji hi. lllll ll S H OL GF TH zARKs l N V In ,,,, ,,,, W, I l P l FRESHMEN Presldent Troy SSICZ Vlce Presldent Joe O Bryant Sec and Treas Jessle Turner Class Color Rose and Gold Class Motto We Have Not Reached the H61ghCS But Are Cllmbmg rw J nt Pang, qwsw' 2 1.14 W' N ENS f l ,l W, l -s A l x , - - - . . , - , - - I , 9 - - 3, - - ll . . . ,, . l l M ll wmsswxwmm wx' X ' , N , 5,1 ...X i::.f.vv1.,gW'- A , x H :gm in .rg .--1-VI 1 1 133' tug' 1-2- SXV .i.,!,w, 7 L fig - : - ., .. ' ' , ' - Y . ' wa , ' -.' . .:' 1 M, . S , V ,,,, - ,. ff --f' '. - -' V+-'-'M' Mr 0 .W-, ..,, ..,, ag... fm,g,'- iff., ,-f W.. LQ, , , ., ,v,, , .. , f . V Y I l l ' ser- , e- ww A-174' iff. Q.: ,'Al TT T ' Yix J -nz Y l sr : SCHOOL or THF ozfmxs Eighth Grade Poem Hurrah for the class of '28! A ll The Eighth Grade class I mean, ' We're small in numbers, but, Oh My! We're great in our own esteem. 'We do the things Mrs. Baker says The very best We know 5 g And if we have a task to do, We try to do it just so. So hurrah for the class of '28! The high school class of '32, We're Working hard as We can ' So We Will all go through. N QQ Oaiwmjhsh ff N., EFQ-1, f'Wr ...,....,,,,- .3-:G 1 , 1, --' ma-faq Q- ,.,sS?f-Y':.-f -'---55553: N, Q, ' me ' , .. ' ' , yy' lie' --21 ' , ci fwg . . K. ,M gy- -, ,v- 1, -1 -.wtf-3:-' ' .. : - , -s -. . - , - ,A .- . .. N31-,,:.Z--:.4.L 'Aff-I+. ru:--' rT Q- ...,,, , ,, .,., ,,,,,- , , - V- 'A,,-..-LLWQS. gn , gk V ...T-,q ,-, -s J l. -hu ., , ,H ,- , g hhhrrr 4 i:'- 1 ef N' ' Q TN l , we SCHOOL OF THE OZARKS EI GH TH GRADE CLASS , President - - - Hugh Wright Vice-President - - Lawrence Stevens Secretary - - - Ruby Collier Treasurer - - - Helen Vaughn Motto -Toil conquers all things Colors-White and Blue Flower - Bridal Wreath l nl l ,,v,sg-asa-ssz.sxy N I ,..,n,. ., 4 Q. rfr. V f,,, ...',1' f . '-nK,4445a4v:, ' . ,. J . f ,f.4- ,- ---f -'f-iayzvffrf' Z '-eh 'zlq ' 412 .- ' 1, f--- , ,- -. ,f - i ' fail-. 1 ' :f5'fe i 1' , . , f er:,gy,1f5e:'11' f2J2L,:1.? A 5 5- '21 . ,,., .,,,.. , , J., ,,-, H . ,. 4 1 I IM l 3 1 l s 'YQR' fi l My SCHOOL OF THE OZARKS mm FIRST STUDENT 'BODY OF THE SCHOOL OF THE OZARKS 1908 Q fr +1 T W H M Mx w . N XS u H Tb I f I C KXSEN -an ,J -,fav Y J f xo wx, ,N 'LQHTY 4 1' KX xw ' X 'xx f 1. frg... Q. , 19,1 -KG ff ,, ff , -- x- - ..... ,- f 4 -1 Q-4 A 'wwf ffm A f f ww f, 94 1 A .bdgffff fqnwff y my :Z l x W X I If S, Y W N xx X 5 XQSX 19 x R g fs X X S x Q xxx X N W Q f Q , ' 1 . fll WXMQX :-:::::::- . : 'f:f: 1 A Hfyf RNS, :wi--. bxyihgxsf X ::: 5' ' :si rf: .. 1 ig . xx '- 1 1'55sg5:f15fs55Ise5ff15:s ' g 5 xX 'fH15s55g5: zi.. , V --eff .5:5:g5s:55s5 frfixfiffji fff rf. R :::.: , ' E-V . .:.,: 5 5 ,,:.:,: t zur- : I 3,. . 5: if . ..:, -Lgii A NM R AC TIVITIES 'li or- ----ri . Q .., - wi :if 0 gferg ScHooL or' TH ZARKS 9' - RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES The School of the Ozarks was established to meet a very pressing need. among a people who have been denied the best educational and religious pri- vileges, such privileges as have been enjoyed by more favored sections. 'The three-fold aim, Educational, Vocational and Spiritual, has always been strict- ly adhered to in the work of the school. We feel, as those vs ho first estab- lished the school felt, that any system of education that meets the needs of the present day, must include character building in its program g and so We place the Bible in the fore-front with the other subjects taught in our school. It is significant that the chair of Bible was the first to receive endowment in our institution. The purpose of the course is to give the student a comprehensive know- ledge of the Scriptures, during the four years required for graduation. We attempt to throw around the lives of the students, who come to us, the best influence possible, by making religion a matter of every day walk and con- versation-our aim is to send them out christian men 'and women. We have had to work under serious handicaps, in that we have had to hold all our services in one of the dormitories, since we had no chapel for such religious services 5 and yet the record of our school shows that very few of our students graduate without becoming professing Christians. Every student is required to attend religious services on Sunday. The teacher of Bible, who is also pastor of the student church, conducts the morn- ing service. This service is followed by the Sunday School presided over by one of the students. After the opening exercises the student body breaks up into classes taught by the different teachers. Probably the most interesting service of the day is the evening service conducted by the Christian Endeavor society. In this service every student is given an opportunity for self-expression. The Day begins with morning prayers at the breakfast table, and then during school week chapel services are held each day. These services are conducted by the president, or some other member of the faculty. In the senior year, each member of the class is required to conduct one chapel ser- v1ce. With the completion of our new Administration building, which contains Well equipped class rooms, and also our beautiful chapel, we feel that we are in aposition to do far more, for our students in a moral and spiritual way, than we have ever done. ,? iii' - l l V V P l li ll l ll ull I lil it l T ll li l .sms-.sms N . 'X '- '-' cr V ' 9 ' ., , . --E ., ' ,... - ,VJ . .: ' U if X' ' 5- cuff 3 V, - ' if 4 fo --' f , was - - 5. - 1 .:...s ' ', -ma in? , ,ef f, 3- 7 4,2-f e , 7-27 :KS -.. 1,1-' v.':'f'. . -'59, ST . - is -f , .,,. -I 1-f .-.-S 'gy -- - - ,r , f -. . ' 2, :1, :.n.L....-.---- 1 C 5.2 ' y .. ew' p scHooLy or THE, ozARKs l TQ l vi lil 'll a I il lr ? l LIFE WORK RECR UIT A X ik This has been a most profitable and enjoy- l able year for our little band cf Life Recruits. The course of study followed in our Sunday af- ternoon meetings has been in Dr. Vance's Love l Trails of the Long Ago, and the students have T found these old Bible love stories more inter- fl estinq and inspiring than a present day novel. fy We were most fortunate also to have sev- eral of our friends talk to us on various Sundays, A A among them: Dr. Borders, Mr. Saunders, Mr. ' Stanley Wilson. Though the number is small r i the students Who compose this group are the l outstanding leaders, religious and social, of the ly School. Our sponsor is Miss Sallie Lacy. She 'L has worked unswervingly for the success of the ll programs. pil 'srl QV 4 0 NS. -. Q., is W sink at Q, ,w Q ue ' -v f ' ' -5' buf -' ' ,. -. -'Jr , 'L-1 JNL. . - ,O 1 . x . . , ji - .- - . ,X ' ' - w - - L 1 ,Mr-. . N....,, xg..-f-' sr-f .3 -1' 2 1 : - J. , f.L,,1..--ML- :gi ' -L. , , , '-- . . 1 54 Y ,z , , -', 'I ' I- W -. J, , '- 'i , ,iw J V , ' v . ,, LWA as , ,- l WH S QL 1 T A KS me i BEREANS We feel that with each Sabbath lesson this year, there has been added to our lives a spirit- ual strengthening that will endure through the years. We cannot but add a word of apprecia- tion for the unselfish and conscientious devotion of our teacher, Whose fine Christian spirit is an inspiration to us to go on seeking that which has made her life so abundant and rich in love and service. wif XX is .Q wS 2 vu ,ff Q x a if:-f ,,,fffi?f g,g5fSs3Q1Qi-,sms ,KQT i .. -er: a - M ,. Wi ,,,i:5:, . 'fv -- -wrt-N .s 2 :J ,. ., . --A M, .J - ,sf -V ,,,,i,1- Q .N .-, , fn - ,- - 1. , .. -- ,, ,,..,,,f1 X ,,.,f,1-gh A - . g1,.,i- ., gg- ,,,-fi, f- ,Wh , , V ,,,,,,f-F A .-,L 'HMV , l 54 4. ,T6 f ,,f':e1f f, ..' 5.72 W -as 9.-fi ZZ A V- 'Q--i f 'gil f -ix' F , , T' Q,-'f'ff'? X ,1,,f--..' f -f vi' .. 'I w::--' -ig?l ,.s4.L1sQ . zt4gqf,:f,,,:1-new,ffy1ff.,,Wffhgf, ?1,Wrff,n , .f .-mf 4, -4. , ujf- I Q' V- Y Y Y , L-,g.,.,1LJ l.?94 ,A ,l ef faerie ', ' ' Q+ -- - -e A,.,, 5-ff'f ' 1 ' SCHOOL OF THE OZA GLEANERS MISS LACY Teacher Thls has been a very enjoyable and lnspmngyear for The Gleaners B mg Junlors and benlors We have gone about our class Work more zealously and earnestly than We d1d as underclass men, and We feel that we have been doubly rewarded for our efforts We have gleaned much ln the flelds of our study, 1nsp1rat1on to be better Chrlstlan glrls, happy f6llOWSh1p one Wlth another aqulckened deslre to lead l1ves of SGTVICG and a deeper and fuller knowledge of the l1fe and teachlngs of our Lord and SHVIOT, Jesus Chrlst X xS f 0 'inn-A 'av X' N ' -.,.. my ,M UN -- mga . . . H ,, G I . . ,- . 7 ' 1 1 igemsswttkx 'QL f., em ' . ' 1 3, , .43 , Y, li- -V 1. ,f:f--- . -.f -. 1..svs,:1.1r 1-' V 'cf '. , wxuj V ww Id, 155, -M vw : , 1 ,cgi-,vii 5 ,Ng -L '- . 4... 1 'm'...g:.-.::-l.,,, . :ras- .: 2 ..,.,.. . .,,,, g ,,. 'za : ' ' - 'f nf-Z!:i 'f-' '- 1211211-12f12M1f41 fe we 4 s e ww PRO-DEO SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS Miss Faux, Teacher We Welcome each Sabbath 'morning that gath- ers us close for a study and discussion of the life and teachings of Jesus. This half hour each Sunday morning has drawn us together in a united desire to learn more of Christ's Way of e life, that We may catch a Vision of the possibilities there are of mak- ing our own lives count for good, and the inspira- tion of realiservice as exemplified in his life and X S OOL o THE ZARKS 5? teachings. haw N -9 M Q W N?-'S ' 5 l 9,..m.W.u,ux N .Z , xx-.acE'1v?s2,.. . ., 'Q hifi' 1 11 : libs 7-- ' . . fi if '- - A 5, , ..,3,,,,, , V A x --x f NC .. H ,pp . . M Hg f -, M-5--I v- 5- , :. ?,g.r ....' : - 2,4 TQ -- . ,, if -, ,f -' M f- , . W V, A lflf' l 11.1- l W ,. l ll lu I M' 1 hm l llilll li galil ibm H A S ,,.4f Lb ull 'r A A ,X KA, Ux qa 1 N , 6 N ' ' W W W . I - , 1-first T 4 Jw, , l cn Ou ml o 0 F' Sir. -1 I ru 3 E 7 cn '9-I1 w Xll'l!w , l ww up l Inf' 11 x s dl hi W vl' X fill 'y I ll lik ill gf 1 ' l wil, l fsiislil l fyli lf W W ! wi? 'W lil 'F ll! ll? lil ps 'Riff ll l U ll all H ,rl ll ll VJ' ' 1 . Ill., ll AM ICO DEO MISS SANDERS Teacher Slnce our class lS composed of the Soph omore grrls only, we have a smaller group than any other Sunday School class ln school We do not consider thls a drawback however, as we can draw closer together ln companlonshlp and frrendshlp because of our smaller num bers Our purpose ln thls class IS to devel op fr1endsh1p, learn the meamng of true servlce, develop slncerlty ln all our re latlonshlps, and draw nearer ln true love for and fellowsh1p wlth our Savlor Jesus Chrrst I Skixgg f? ltnwa.,,.f.i 'M f'?'f W Q! xv 17 wxxExiw1,g3z 'ran ,, , l ill! le will H 11111 f , lilf ull! ' l l Ni - ll' l lliii - ' iljffl - lljll , lllgll l ill? W ' ' l ' ' - All ' lglj l 1511 I ala l S V ' ' ' li! llil ' ' - ml! , . . . . lisa . - V - lll . . . . In I . . . . . lla: - gill! H . . , Lili! . , r p ' E-lil N ' S liligy l ' lffliq 1 , wg f l l W X Q -x,3ff:s:s:::e:..-... 'lill 4 A 2 -QQLQ. lililll A '5 f -'-'ffiissv . - 'rl - .1 : v ' , x' r N .- ' C :Eg M, will ' 53 2, 7 ' ' ' -. '1u:'i',?3?f -, :gi ' .5 212 - . Iqfjxl ll , fuvvl 35,2 - 3 85 , .ul r -., gc-U -1 , .::., .f ---- ,, - ,, ,.e::. . .-7 fe mf. - ill I 7 1' in 3 1-'i1L?fQ:fsEs'zie25f, ' '1'1 ':':iEs:, ':5252'EIs V1 - Y H ' +11f 'v'fjf, rf . 131-. -are 557 irigr 1 '- ,surf wwe' 9 3,35 E ful - - gill 411. :1l1l1L- -,VA,V M Q 4152--1 mx XX 1710 v' SCHOOL OF THE OZARKS WILLING WORKER SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS - Mr. Cave, Teacher Our study of the lesson each Sunday morning seems tomake the Whole day brighter and happier. Nothing else seems to have quite the power of in- stilling that Warmth of fellowship and feeling of un- selfishness which sends us forth filled with a kindli4 ness toward those about us and a zeal and deter- mination to live better lives. 3 new .smsm X . f 111 ,f-Wim x. -- A -V V V M Wi nk. .-...-z2RL-X , H Q -:mfg ,yi :frff ' - Nt. fzhs- ,:-,Q .' J ., , ...-.--f .'1frJp.a:: 51-gv Z fn: ,L-54,'. f a:-ff ' 4-.gn-..., ., ... air .',- ,ae -- ,.-1 f,..- 3. auf.. ,-5. --if 'E-PW ,, f' ' -IE'-Hr 'E.' Y -'J' ' 515' J ' -- ,,,.,awiv ' -f , -4- 3 111, ,Ck ,. ..- ,.,..1 , ,,,,.. ,,,, ,. Y Z ,-' - W i xfjf1i',g1-. vii-' J' V2 'ft I .I M 'gf -,'- 3 4 N ff fi,-l? 'Tm f-2-1 L ri: Qff Y 4'L' fl rl., Q' E-K Zigi, fi Zfiiilw V-gg,,, -f , Y ,Yi rr, ,f I 5 + ' '.ff! - I J-' -- -f A 'I--f--HM. 5, I I 4 -- 4 W Q ,Q I X! sff - kv . U1 full 'X I. OX I '1',l51.,hJ-l,- I L-I 3 f i! 0 F O ' f igigx I-1 ,. o I i IF ii, V 1 'fi f I-I E 4 A fiffl i iiif' ,J ' In ' W 0 . .765 2 gi I -'IJ ,415 . ,.ff.' - ' rf I U1 i li A CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR SOCIETY A A ' P W4 f - ' Y I I , -A , ,-QI , , , .J--., by ?'E?f','iQZ-'lf ja i Q- li--V -f'- 4 ff ' ': -4--ifw I:'Z'1if1Q+'+ AN 5 fn 1 9 LITERARY ACTIVITIES MOST important part of the activities was played by the two literary societies the Kel Lydi- ans and Zeto Sophians. At the beginning of the year representatives of the two societies 'met and divided the new students. Then the fight Was on! The so- cieties gave programs alternately on Saturday evens ings each striving to give a better entertainment than the other. The programs were mostly of a humorous nature with a little seriousness mixed in and a good list of music produced by our gifted students All this provided a change and rest from the concentra- tion in the class room. The debating Club consi.ting of some ten mem- bers was organized in October Three of these were chosen to represent the School in the Missouri Debatg ing League. The question for the year wasi Re- solved: A Federal Department ,of Education should be created with a'Secretary in the President's Cabi- net. T Our team had the negative side of the debate and lost both to Crane and to Rogersville. Other de- bates among the students at various times Werejboth amusing and instructive. r T S j During the latter part of the year each Senior was required to lead chapel. A few of them had been 'in front of an audience before and took to the stage like a duck to water, but a majority of them had to brace themselves against the trusty radiator and force their husky voices to repeat the sentences they had written on the notes. However, some very good talks were given, which proves that their literary trainingvhere SCHOOL or TH OZARKS has not been in vain. r.., . is il sl 'fs-X s.'rw 1- Q- 1,f42k s +93 I A , , , f ! 11- -'J- .'2. i'Q:LgfxR .,, 6, ' , -1, 3:11 ,v .4f.m.,. -- -S-sssskxwg. .-, - . , A Q -- ' : ,QW ,, lrfli- , , -153 f' 'NZ , , ,,,- z ' 4? .. 1Y'l 'sm1:'-nr '- P: r..f:if1, 1 -' 1 - QPFFL --r -'-M - I ,. -2 ' I -,ali ' iq, I, ' -ff , C121 - , - -- --,ge - af - - 1fL':f. 1 ,zrfge-'fe-Qffrwl' .11:,12e11'i jffafirgsrm,--r-------fi'5'1 H: x, ' 21. '- - --A, , 1' - V V 13' -- + '7 ' We SCHOOL OF THE OZARKS THE ZETO SOPHIANLITERARY SOCIETY The Zeto Sophian Literary Society affords splendid opportunities for the development of latent talents. s Unguessed natural endowments and abilities have here been discovered and stimulated. Through its diversified program all members are enabled to contribute something 'worth- while to our literary progress. The wholesome rivalry between our two so- cieties incites increased interest and better X f X ,,.,- f L programs Both pleasure and profit have been ou dow ry through this department of our literary ac tlVlfl9S Long live the Zeto Sophiansl . . M.-N. Q -Q ' a- 5.5. et Wi sms 'Were-A - X 5 IN N ' Sw SIN ,V -P'-' are-' . ' NW' - wwe-i::'J.. , -1 - A agp Q- -' - .Afx '- 'REEfv ' - 1? ' '-., ,, .3-:L-fe ,,,, - -'-,,,p.1.4:::f.':f'.- ',,qv,g3,..,,,,q-Q-- V-v1'f,::1,?5g, .- r V CHOOL o TH ozARKs 3 THE KEL LYDAH LITERARY SOCIETY The Kel Lydians are very fortunate in hav- ing some of the splendid talent of the school in their membership. And as a result their programs are very interesting. To them was given the distinction of pre- senting the first program in the Auditorium of the new Administration building. This Was a most enjoyable little one act play, which was made much more effective by having a real stage and setting. It is the aim of the Kel Lydians to use not the same talent over and over againg but to devel- ope all the embryonic musicians, actors, lectur- ers and debaters. In this Way only Will the meetings be really Worth While. isl9h.u f 0 W Q- R 4 A----- I q,.?s,w-.-5-sw. ,., ,--,Vg -.':.w.13?i3f?4q-ge .M ' ' 2. 2, l - NS-, -N . A Q , , f,,W, . , -- M-...z.-:gg-g,. 5. -31 f--NV, ,, b - -f ,.- 4 1:13 -4 -..-.::Z.1s.Mv,,-F - 1 ,l ,- , ,, -4 ' f-a--:,:1 94.11-.-Q.f1f1:1 ' . 1 3393 -- ... L 4 '2.:'is 'aL --1, ff? . w'?.-,L--- - -fa? 72 . L F? at -' . 1, ,. .,,,.. ,. , v'-3 I , ,, T 5797 556' SCHOOL on THE oznrms H1 DEBATING TEAM W Our debating team has continued ,the Work be- gun in former years and, While the personnel of the team changes from year to year, We still try to keep the high standard already set for us. Our coach, Mr. Cave, has put a great deal of time and thought on this work and his efforts have not been altogether in vain. . The subject under discussion this year has been: Resolved: A Federal department of Education should be created with a Secretary in the President's Cabinetj' and our boys have la- bored faithfully in their study of it. l.s:.:,1:,mx swim ms 1 Minn 2-uh-5 'IJ' ff, -'x,,v X XX iz i - ,,, ,L 'xqsrxx 1- 11::::- - E --' 1-,,',-rv 1+.4..,., '-EQQL -':.-.':'g'i'LS:,,,x . 2 ,:l:l'2.1.5:525' ' '-2-::fw. l-EX e W. -- -, , gefr- ,- . -,z.iz32: LS- ---N L . , . -S? ' .,.: me , jg? -.1-'.2i.'lCk3j,:ji: ,, -zz. fhqa wg fi - - : - .Wan-E -an-. 4 E LL-ff-i-.n.g . l, , ..... ,, I ,-1:11-2,:,:.:e,-.f, H V 44,1 I . . 3 6231939 ' ' is X A X 5,,,W .,,,, 5, SCHOOL F TH ZA THE BAND For the first time in many years, We have a band Twice each Week Mr.Ready the patient band mast , comes over and directs their efforts and already they have furnished some numbers for several programs We are expecting greater and greater things of them as time goes on. ' .JL Arm-.1 .M ,- .- ,te, Z , , . a i . , 913 K . whwumxummx X fi f- sg - I 1 f ts , xx -. K 1 f x N P, x f--5 F' .. l , , a-....',1.Ayg, - 0 -ip i c- P:-' W X , jf ,- I ',-w 0 f .QV ,Q-fl f ,,..,- ,........... n -A f sr '14 ,,,. ,....,.,,,1 '- !,,..L-.....,......9 fy y , f v--, .,,.....a.b--W W, ,. av ..,., , , ff ..-N751-'r1 ..4 ..'ut , . H I III I I, jI'I'I I IQI GIIII II I I H, II I ,:,f II' I I .'I'I'I'Ii III 'I i gg. was II II , 'II li .II 'I 1 IIIn' 1 . II IIIIII II ,vii II IIQI .QIIII .IFF-.Iiffal I III IIIII. i. iIImfI 'li I .. . i It I II I IWINII I I III1 Iwi If IIII1i.IIiI 'I I 'tfiisil I4 Q..-3rycI'!:II I, I- I LII.-I. lf I PI III ,I I I j: 1'il :III I I .MII I I I IWIII I II Ia I In mv, II II I III,I',I.:Il 2 I III .,A, III .1.II. :I I 'II If I I IIIIIIIII If I 'IsIV1'IIi I .. QII I 'III' II IIIII lIiI5IIIIIIEII'I III Im I I II I- It .IIIII .III I II I .III.,.,. I I IIIII II I! I II' IIE .II I - 'IIII-II III IHIQII I IP I III.IIiIIiIIII I fI'IIiIIII:I I II I II 511:49 1 I ,II ., -,II I I .II II 51 . IMI, II ' I I II E II. .MIIIII ., 'III I I .I I . IIIIIIIIIII I I I IIIII II IIEIIIII' I IIIII IIN, IIIIII IIIIIII 'II:II II II I II II Il I II II' .I III' I ik' I II IIIIIJ .ifIII IIIIIII U. 'I III ' III II II 5 III II I I IIl5f': I Ii III II 2 II I' :III II girl. I I I III ..I:,!. . II II III I I I vi . In. I- I I III III : Iwi I'- a IIIIQ :Il ' IIIII I I I il It . .I Ii I III I ll I ai.: IIINI I I ..II. IIII :I I II I III I ,I .,,. II ' III, . IIIIII, III II-. . m I: 'JIII I I I '51, -I I II il .. I ,. 'II IIII ,III ,ii :I,III, Il.I I' lj I IIII T II .I.,I EI, .1III.II1 ' , II IIIIII' III ,IIIII I III . , in :II I' 'Iii fIIII1IIiIFI I IIIIIII ' III IIIII I II If I KIIIIIIIII IIIIII A II I ,Img I.. .I Ii I IgIL,II,Iqg if L .,., . , . ' Q ,, 1' if 3' I S'- Tw ZVV ir H A . SCHOOL GF THE OZARKS 'IIIQ ' THE MUSIC CLUB Progress is the established order of our music department which is completing its third successful year, under the efiicient instruction of Mrs. F. A. Hays. Several interesting recitals have been enjoyed but the musical treat of the year Will be the closing recital, the first to be given in the beau- tiful Josephine B. Green Chapel, when the superb vose concert grand piano, the recent gift of Mr. Fred Jenkins of Kansas City, will be used. Beyond expression is our gratitude for Mr. Jenkins' Wonderful gift which will be an inspiration and an incentive for our best effort. Another event of importance will be our participation, for the first time, in the Music Festival, to be held soon in the Springfield Teacheris College, shared in by all first class high schools of south Western Missouri. We are most favored in being represented by Lois Morgan, our very talented and most advanced student in music. Through Lois We may confidently dream of trophies. I An interesting and instructive innovation has recently been inaug- uratedfthe music memory contest, fostered by Mrs. S. P. Weaver, Shreveport, La., who has given twenty Victrola records for the purpose of familiarizing students with the best musical compositions and making them acquainted with their composers. A contest will be conduct- ed May 19th when prizes of two and one-half, and five dollars, provided by Mrs. Weaver, will be given. The successes of these three years be- token splendid achievements for future ones. n sS9 N 'Q' Wy,,,fZ'i- A sr ' 'R I liek--.Ax ' V Q V . wi- - - Q 1'-:'f'.'?.i5:-wi., - '- 'SSSX N . . ,. . 1 .413 tgirl-fx ar leg .1-5-E12Q5:a.. i- f ' , -T ' - ef., I'v,lIf i ' V naxfgi, 1-Q - 1,1 -Q vt Il'-'Q fi , fc .ff SW ' - iN ffNN51 -2:r- '11. .-r- 1-Q.-.. .n -1-1 ell ' :- 1- - -' '- ' if :j-'- x'e.,.:- .. -7-L7 11 , , I , , . ...,,,. .... L . ., .......,.,,. . it il ctw? I X we C OL GF T 'r ozAR s ' si ATHLETICS NUSUAL interest in Athletics was shown this year. In w basket ball this was, no doubt, due to the new gymna- sium and also to the organization of the White River League, composed of Branson, Blue Eye, Forsyth, Hollister and The School of the Ozarks. We hoped to get in the new gymnasium early in the fall, but unavoidable-delays in building kept us out until after Christmas. We kept up our practice on the open court tho kept off most of the time by unfavorable weather. After Christmas we entered into our practices with more enthusiam than ever and our team, which had repeatedly lost to strong- er teams, began to make those teams in their return games take notice In our last game which was with Forsyth we trounced them soundly whereas earlier the reverse had been true. The tournament was held here in our new gymnasium and was a wonderful success. 'I ho we did not win the tour- nament cup our team made an excellenttshowing. Both games were lost by two points and to the two best teams in the tournancent. As for track it remains to be seen iust vihat will happen. We have excellent material on our team and we are coniident of winning the cup for the third time and thus obtain per- manent owner hip of it. The meet is set for M y 'Sth and our boys are working hard to get in shape. Much interest is also being shown in ba. eball this year too. A new diamond has been laid out sfuth of the new building and with many good iren out prospect are bright for a winning team. I Nevertheless whether we win or lose in our games whose purpose is to train us for the game of life may we remember this motto When the on, great Scarer comes to write against your name He writes not that you won or lost but how you played the game. ' t'l NN fl i s N ' . ' r , . 1 . Y I . . . 1 1 2 ., '- , L . S 3 ' c a .. , D 7 ' 7 L s za Q 1 7 L 7 7 u .WWNN-ax 555i 'N NX -,- -- - -AQ 't' ' -:Am 2 ,Q ff? ' -' ZW '11-4 A Q '.f H-21 f-'-'- W ' -:. -xwqrf . -a- fx-E 'err'-2'- -ij 5' tw' 1' , , 1 F., . ,--r cv 4 ,. - ,f,f? -+--V . 1.1,-,f 1411,-,,n:v1:,.+ nr'-z-M. 4 ' - ,, ... 'ov .,, ,iw--.ef A., ,, ,. .. 57 Y Y uw -- rv' A ' AS- f ' r' if SCHOOL OF THE OZARKS. BOYS' BASKET BALL TEAM ' We opened our season of '27-'28 with a deter- mination to make our team one long to be re- membered at the School of the Ozarks. With a tall, red-headed boy for center, who could play all over the court at once, Cso it seemed,J our prospects for a winning team looked mighty good. The forwards would be hard to beat any- where, although both were new gmeng and our guards were like a stone Wall. But even with this team, we had to console ourselves over los- ing the cup. But just watch us-another year it will be ours. MIKE-SN as' 3 L l il il aid li its I 1 1 L X l f 1 4 I I l ll ll I .gl 'l i il l ii I If ..., ,Mx ' il . nl - A . . - :Q - 5, s, O' , ...,,. . . rl l 'A , 'f,- fi M . 1 f-V l Lk L :L ., - . . , -. fgg ,Q --f A ., ., ,,, .E: -: iiii , VV Y x..-.r Q. a- SF - iff- Z, ' ' , ie Y '- 3 1- 'Q , - 'il-I can 'WWQA f ' SCHOOL GF THE OZARKS - . GIRLS' BASKET BALL Much interest was shown in basket ball by the girls this year. Early in the fall, soon after the boys started practicing, a large number of girls began coming out to help make a team. After a slow start in the fall, things began to pick up with the opening of the new gymnasium, and with re- gular practice' our team began to show up much better. We gave teams that were conceded to be stronger, closer and closer battles. We Won from Blue Eye who had previously beaten us. Every one began to praise our team for the way they were coming out of their losing streak. In the tournament, we again won from Blue Eye and gave Hollister, the best team in this section, one real hot battle, whereas they had easily beaten us before. We can justly be proud of a team that can lose many games and still come out in the end and win against previous victors. It shows us they have the iight and will to win for The School of the Ozarks, in spite of any odds that might be against them. i A.,- - QQQZ.-:viii , gr - ...1., V.-, .M 1 -, LQ . 4,14 ff if 17' :spite --1 , ,bw Kg, ,J 33,11 1.35 J 4--' ' ... , --, 4 Q. I -wr- v V.: A.,--.rf-L-.--.LL .- . , - -L' Q., - -fe If . -2,-4, ,V , fs I, pf ff , t s ss , X J, za 'f' TRACK The track meet is to be held here this year and We are hoping to win the coveted cup this, the third time, and thereby become permanent ow- - ners of it. We have been greatly handicappedtthis year by the illness of several of the mainstays of the team but we are going to do our best to Win in spite of the odds against us. ' In the field south of the New Administra- tion Building a baseball diamond has been laid V off Where the boys who desire may play in the afternoons. Around this is a new one-fifth mile track on which the meet will be held. ' O linr.g,,,vs,,,N. sw fw wer e ---W7 was ., 5E,.,....,ss-xwxxxx V H1-1' .:,:f 44 J ' - . V - , ,gggfggay -Jm,,a14- -1:-rf KA ' :sf , , ,nf I ,.fQ:-Q-m::g,.,..s .-X L . , .f 4:14 ' 'iv f -, ' w -v ggzzsnc-lg-is -, '- -:gf 'Nz 'Q'- 1 ,- ,D Hd., , -.:-as H .,5,m,:,,, N -: 1 I rd an Q5 .,- ,1g,.., .. ,. .nf -131' 7 - ' ::-a': if-rs ' -- V ' ---' , ' fafffrli- . , , ., .f ,,., ,, ,,..... , f,.,',. ,. ,.,,- ,a1,m..i .,.,: .2,,,,,,W., I-,, ,,,v,-, , -W, ..,, Y V , Wigan .. . W -, Ax I X ff 5 We it f : s oot. F 'r ozARKs W VOCATIONS ' We are proud of the fact that herelyvellearn how to Work. It is with pride We show the vocational activities of our school. These pictures will bear evidence of some of these activities. We all Work with our hands: in the print shop, on the farm, in the laundry, canning factory or Wherever our lot may fall. P mi-S ' 7i ss Rf' 'WW wh 'nf ff -ir' , Q,,..wsf-w.w,, X xx x.-. ,.:'5.,., .. ,. .,... ---.-.--,.5,,x -H .Q all 1 . .. -f v- 3,31 .yi--4, . - 11 --- h . . LA 4 --ff ,A - i s ---,2?f?. -Q1 'fxga' 'jf '-f ' sg f ' X-7 I' . ' WZ, - - F, - 'f:.Is 'e -' -- ,.'-2- .. ' f- 11 ..,. f 2' 'e f:,:--T ?L71 'I - Q: J p ff , tg .V .,,g.,55 ...,v.f, ,, - H .Y , , L., f .gat ,ky 5 31 .y-i--'fini 1 L 'r '- I - ,, k A ,, ..,. 4 ,. ,, f . 1 . ,, Y I , xx 3 CPP rf-.., ,1-:T-N ijt -E.-:rf Q Mfg! ff' ' O0L GF THE ozARKs VM ,Q x, x xx Y ' . xx! xi! W ' Lf x'x x x xx 5 x 9 xx if Q xx x x , rf x ' M,w?Q :xx Q x xi 'gr Q21 xg H' W 3 -' xl? xx' l X-xxxxg lx x x . , . 3 ll :fx x 1 Wx xx 3 x R xxxqxxixxxxxx iff x 5 fxxxppxxxxxxx xg x f fvzizxxx :xx L . 3 gil? Hx M7 1 x 1 , . al Ex- xxx f N wx xx x N .xxx 'A , xjx - . xx 1 xx' i H . . , '!x'Vxx' W 3 1 x xxxxxxxxx,x lg ' Mx xx xx. x 13..2ix :xx Mx OUR D. A. R. HOLSTEIN HERD xxx! x x 'wif 7 A xxx x x x Ex' 9 Wxixx Hx I lxxxxxfm x ,xx xx xx xx ' xx, x x xx?5i1ixilx,x ' . fx H51 Qxxlxiixx xx iixxl xii ,Tlx ,Ii x Q x x x, wx, x xx x - x x 'I' xx gx xx xx ' fx . E xxfx x E x x ,x. x I T ' lids! I x xx E , xxx xi! xx Q xx If xx! ,WEE x N xxx ' xx. .x x ' Q 1Hxl'jfx! '- l 1 5? xxlxxsx xx x I ixn xi fxxxsxxglx f x Wx 1?ixiV535'xEx 'W I HM xi,-5.x xl x x x ,Epi ,!x Z5, rx 5 x xxx x xxx . I x xxx: xxx! xx x xfixx?xxxi.i'x'1 ,xx x 4 xxxxxxxx xxx 'x x x x xxx? xxxxixfi' xxx A xx x x x Q ,xxlx LH x xx x x fix xlxfl Cx? Q 12 Q 5 sxxxxxx VIS Fx, ixx l 3 lxxx12l'xjlxsQ,2 'X x. I xffxwiff lu: -Qx 1 xxx.x,xxxxx xx x x xx3xxxxxxi le x'Sx1x,gx 5 . u x x Q x x xxfxxxxxffxx x fx x xxxxxx I soME OF oUR CALVES x I .-ixI'ix-' xx , 3 mi' 211 ii W :xx xl 2 x xx 6 A xx i W x-xx1x ' ' Y U Y x-Qxxt jx x X A A :fzt f'.A-- 'ff x '-'-vfi. 4 N , x wx ,. xx 3 : - : xx ff' A ,olggi .....,'I5- , ,Tig :Mx 1 ii ': : 'Z Q5 - f 'rl X7+. '-1-Qr s - 3 x .x' wf xx ' ' 7 ' ' :Ml A '- Q xx: We x' ' f x 5 15451:-ITM x x x I , , I, W ,HM V lx: xx-JW 5 5 'Ms-xxx -wx ' -C 'EA SCHQOL 'UF THE OZARKS ii U, A GROUP OF OUR POLAND CHINA I-IOGS s 1 SOME OF OUR WHI FE LEGHORN CHICKENS 11? 5 ? MEXYPO -:?f,f, -- 'j7 WY A I ,-V ggig,-452 7. , . jl :J'5 L, ,,-, ,,,, , --K , , vffyff- A M V 7 W ' .,, ,, TJ A-S H SCHOOL OF THE OZARKS I if - E V3 HE 34 ' K fa X 'nu V IRISH POTATOES: FERTILIZED AND UNFERTILIZED A X X , K NJA A SOME OF THE SWEET POTATOES WE RAISED Nm I -3 -s 5-0' Q is - E' Q f V I N N PM L If f ----- 1 N W 4 , 'NJ A, I N5 . -I I K :J j 2, I , lots? . --.,-.v:- -E , W -.xy V -,.f ' -2 15 , , f,II ,I 3 I J Q, ,, 1-r P 3 W N V 3 I X - FN Ziff' scHooL of' THE ozfmxs Wm 5 5 5 5 q x H A GROUP OF CANNING FACTORY WORKFRS , P w 'f' R1 YH I I LABORING FOR THE NEW BUILDING 4 nczgx Nfgqx ,,47 ig' , .,. ' xnljf-Q -.f- , f - ' ?!- A x --1' -. J 47- A ' . - , ,, K V, , -:Lf -3- '- JN--Q Ei . fr Ag.- -1 Y-1 J:-:Living -7 5. V I I H 4M:,-..,..- . ,... if 513, , , ,E f--- x ans :nn - A-' 1 ,f Y, K A tg,-g:,,YW ,U11 1 11, 11' 1'4: V115 ,1 1 X, -1. 11 1 11-T21 1111, 1111, 1, -. .1 11 X1 1.1 1 111 1,4 . 1 1 I 1 .114 .11 , 11, 1211 1 Q1 11111 1, 1 Q 1 11 Q11 1111, 111 1. 1, , 1 1 ,1 1'-.1 11 1 111 1 IQ 1112 M 1 31 '111 111 'T' ' 111 N 11:1-1:,'1'g 115 11 '11111 V! 'H11 11113 511 1 Y 1 T111l11f1151 131131111111 :11ff'1'11i7111 13111511 11115 11111153 1111 11111 '11xi1A1311 :11,-I 111111 ' 1111 11111 11:11 11-11-11 111 111.111 11,1 'i1,1111j1 51'11'111'1fi111 1111111111 I1 . 4,11 1111 111111 151 5111 11.1111 1!1,j11.f11 . 1 11111 1 1 3111.13 111: 1111 111-1 111 11111 11 1 111111 MW1 ,111 1 1, I 111,11 111111 ,111 11111 11.1 1 1 1'1 1111 '11 111 111112311 11111 1. 11 1 11311 I1 1 111511 1 11 1111111151 111 11 ,1I1'r1111'111 111111111111 1111? 1511 111,1111s,11 11 111 11 111111 1411 1111115111 5 1119 145 '11 W .. 111 1 1 111111111 1 111' ,11,'!j 1. 31,11 111121 1?I111v1!1311, 1 1 1 11 j!. 1111 1 11111111111 1 -31111. 11,111 22131 11115131 1 11 ,1,' ,413 1115111111521 -11111 51111 I: 1.-1 11113 1 1i1gE1,1N M11 11:1 1111111 1 1: ! '13 152111111511 1111 :iff 1 Z1 11111 1513 1191 '11 1 .1 QA 31111 11:2 1 1115 E1 gf ,J1111 1 '1' 11 1'?1:1g,13 1 !1'11,1111f1 ?11'11,1f11 1-1 1 11,-1 11.1 . N 1J,v..H- I 1111. 1,1,,.L 1 1 1 FD K V cwxqrtx Q, ' 4 4 wg. if 11 ' Scnoo 11 f1-, 11+Jp 1 ' L QF 1 1 1 ,, ' , THE OZARKS K1 1 ',,, , N t 11 .1 1' 11 K ' V XP 111 ff 111 1 1 1, 1 1 11: 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 11 1 1 I 11 1 1' 1 1 11 1 f GIRLS AT WORK IN THE LAUNDR ,its Y 1 1! ' ' 'L 1 1 1 1 1v1 1 , 1 ' 1, 1 W 1 1 11 1 ' 1 ,1 1 1 1 1 1 111 11 1 1 1 V1 BOYS QU-ARR M 1- 1 , , QR ! 4 1414 4 'l'x 1' L : 1 1 -fiQiQfQQfWiS3pE2gEg :,- 1 . , -4 , , I... A 22,1 A-,b :VZ If -1 Q W fixf Q , ' l C OOL T OZAZHS Joi -., In :B+-f , 1 ' M A I T113 Q if 1 FY? owl aff C' Q, , 'j85.! W im. VA M-W .F MW. x Qgglzw , , f ' 1. x - Q f' .,- J... .gr 1 N. 4 1, ,ff5'.W -,.f - fT'vs :i':,A-.g:'. . W '- -- -.: J' -.'j'5'ff ' ' Q .- . q ':' ' ' L if mi X Q' ,f-Q' f N ,wg - 9 .- 1 -75 1 ,. 4' ' 'A-. I f' ' f' ., ' if '- -' - . dv , , :-'54 ' ., 4 ' -255: f , ,V tv V ,., A rn M ,...+ Y . ,7IlL ,Q'.1 -gg ,gg fy,-.f,..E,,. My-'If fm-,vfff-- f ' ' . F,-:J fi, ,,- 3 3 ,F-,TY ,a,1,,f.,f. V ff V f , V-Y -'-' 1 f-x.'--- I II yr II-IIIIIIIII RI I I 'I ,I 3' IIE., R: I I M ., II IIIII LAQLI III II,!I I II IIIIQ Ii QIQIQ' I I , ,, I,' I'I hz, I I ,If III I II III II I I I I.I,I 'IIS I: If I II HI I ,I ,I 'I h. .I I III. III II I . I -I Ig I -II ,IIIIII II! II -II' :I II II III .IIIIEI III TI II I II I I IIII IXIIII I, II I'I V IIII I Ill I I. If II If III ' I: II, II I II I, I ' II ' I W1 IIIII II II III, II I I. I IZ' I I I I IMI 'I IZ I II ,I .il II K. ' 7. II III I I I I wi III Hrs. .,II I I I, I. III ' I II II II II I I I Il I I :II I II I I III II :II I -III 'II II 'II II I I I I I I III I ,I Ii II. II II I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I L' N,,.,..ff-f IT. 5 I-what 'I'J' 'Qu- I SCHOOL OF THE OZARKS 'NYW 'TWWQA I .1 - 2,- ,x.,, I. Y I QT? - li vi ' we I r-: -I - I 43, w-M ' , ', J AJ'-fs 1.3-,-C 'II ,M ' 1- 13, f M ii Ig: M II- I' ' I f ' , 395,91-,,,f , ,I ,- .I . .f-.fa 4,1-, -1 : - 1. -rf. 1,51-,j', ,g ,df I L iz I - I f Q . If I . I T in I ' . , 'I ,1 59 1'WZg2'ii-ix? - ,WI :V , A A-M, 3, , . ' 'fy J, - I . ' - Wu' ff! V ,HJ 1 X' If -' :II za-, I if I 3' 2' wan g I 1' ' lf' 1g ?:I f1Q:f G ' La' IJwfIK+ It-ff' ,W I vp' , If ' II? . as , , L' I K,f II 7 - JX ff g,.-ggy:':,1E:f.5fg5 : ' w g ' ' ' plg ,.5 ,Q .. . v I ,NI-1:',,4h, . IQ . ' -H ,+I I Ig, fe '-. ' , I . 5 '-gm: k 'A 433 5 - ' I - I 1 'I ,,, :v i I , , .I LfC,.fg. ':g 'lfuafi L I 3 I ' ' .,?'I:. 'f?f ,w-ig . I-' - 1' , I '. :Ia E iiffffifn f . '-' 1 , ' twig A b ,Ig , .ye . :N I , ' V .I YY i -f.-'L b 3 vw-' -Ie Q' :gg if '.I-11? - ' ,I ff, f.wet,a-f P2 . I , . I V 1 . ,... ., .. . , , , ,V A ,,.,..:wxW ' II I ,O .Ov .I.. Z1 A -Y- wr ,, ,, ,--+I,.,.,,,r: f ,.I-::- -fm: I -., ..,, 11,1 f Lg gg-1 -gi -sA-.z.-g,.7,g,-gggabgeg I -:L f- 3:-I , A1 J .win- I : - L ' I .0-f.-4. fa?-4 ,--.av -:- -gf , .I , ' - --A- -5:1-:ff ' ,,A - , A -AZ, '11-mg . - 1 ,. ,,,, ,.:-:.::fn,--.,:Q::n4r.j3?.gg,,-,,',5,,q,,,,,95gg5- Ilglf, ls, I + - V 'T ,- . QW A' Q 5 A ' SCHOOL OF THE OZARKS 3353496331332 J .Q E -,, . x ' 5 4 'W' -. ' N N pf 1 -f ' NN N -1 'f Y H IH 1 Nwxmmmwxxws .,fz'ax'- -':.'.':. Z,5fQi-fx -N -QQ :A 7' . . ,.. ... , A 7' g ': 2 .. ,H-'-ti., ' -f- ' 0' 'T , u f. Aria' . 511 ,,.. ,Q 41.1. ,,.,. fm .....,,,,i,g,.........,,.,...-. f Q mm fav Q RKS scHooL OF THE ozA H N 1 I' H 4 w N- - , ,,. . .,. , Hari-SP ,---,-.-, .-Kf in Q .,.,.. ,,.,,.,,,,,, , ,, - f. '- ., .,-14fQ:+f5Z-Ka::Q:.,:,,:,,..,','IJ.,5L 1, V ., ---I -' ' ' ' , , . ..,, ., -, . . ,, U, ,.,, , f.,....' , ,Z-'.1.,14,?:,,,.,f5.g, ..,. ,PQ-L x N xx x 1 1 -v ff ,uf Q xx X ff 1 1 'N RS NL- ,b m X -A X f' i 4. I Q. -...A X. f Q' f , ' ' -- -N A- - ,,. ' Wi' ffw N4 9' f f ff AM, , - 1 1 f 'Y -9- ' ' ,091 ,X N6 'gf Q , 07-,...,,, 5 7 . II - W- - ' il ' Q i --e .X Jam, ff' SCHOOL OF THE OZARKS College University or Busi- ness via DRA UGH ON 'S y Springfield If College or University is your ambition, Draughon's Business College, souri, will give you just the thorough business course you need to enable you to do part time work, thus defraying your expenses at college. Not only will Draughon training help you financially, but you will be envied by your less fortunate classmates, in your ability to take class lectures verbatim. Numerous Draughon stu- dents have made their busi- ness training pay many fold while seeking knowledge in other institutions of learning. Springfield, Mis- Above--Miss Hazel Fifer Left--Mrs. Elgia Gibson- Rutter. These young women, and Misses Willeta Ruth Woody and Margaret , Nickel, two other Draug- hon students, are paying their way through the University of Missouri by doing spare-time secretarial work. I should ad- vise anyone who intends to complete his educa- tion at a college or university to take the Draugh- on course Hrst, as it gives one self-confidence in meeting people, a means of defraying one's college expenses, and the ability to take class lectures verbatim, says Miss Fifer. Draughon training is enabling the two young ladies pictured here to attend Missouri University by doing part time secretarial work. Their praise of Draughon's, its high class standards and the great service it renders to hundreds of students every year, is unlimited. If you elect to choose the PROFESSION of BUSINESS with its wonderful possibilities, your success is assured if you travel the DRAUGHON route. Finish high school, then ENROLL. CATALOG FREE ALONZO J. BATES, President Springfield, Mo. wsiuams ,fl xL f,7fff4 as ...,,..mWx -sg -rcs I-if-1 ...M -' ' -N523 - T- ,: '41, px-'-11. ,N X. . , -ff -v 1.f'?7WS:gjj zQgl- -'.1.'5'- n , , - K 5.3 . - , . A A ,gyl-5,.a,4.: ' :gf 'Ls-'Z JJ- 53-H . 5 ' , r. 1 c--JL-' fist' ' s .- - I: Z 2-:A ' .-r- ' ' Y Y ' - -, -Q - Y , :-I 'Ml' as is , + . sstr -s TMPO il 1. 1 X f- ,rf-,G ..- Q22 -1 Mf oi. ' TH ZARKS I 'S+ HOLLISTER PRODUCE CO. , A.B. HULAN, Manager P I' A -Dealers In- ' Poultry and Eggs. Tourist Trade Solicited Prices are Right and Satisfaction Guaranteed g l Also Make ' That Good Buhr Corn Meal and Graham Flour. Al- ways Fresh... GIVE US A TRIAL 4.,.A,..-N..-fx.,-fs.,-vx.ffx,.fIx.ux., A.,-A.g v The GIFT SHOP of the Ozarks Gift Novelties, Post Cards, Art Needle Work Millinery, Ladies Ready to Wear,tInfant. Goods MRSL F. C. SALISBURY Hollister, Missouri Nv- vNv , 'V'A.p-'yu ' Jack Jones BARBER s Located in New Fireproof Building. Everything -Modern and Up-toedate. Give us a trial ' HOLLISTER, MISSOURI Nvwvvvwvwvvv- CRUMS-FROM WISE ' 'I CRACKERS Man Wants but little here below-and generally thats what he gets. Getting the baby to sleep is hardest when she is about eighteen. U THE -DIFFERENCE. Man-Person who will pay S2 for a Sl thing that he Wants. ' Woman-Person who will PHY S1 for a S2 thing that she doesn't Want. The height of luxury is to have strawberry rash in February. Sf,:wf.wswx.::,:T:s A Winn wang If N Ex www' ,fi Tr 5- , . fa: ' -ravi-. f 11:55. r' .:ag-Eg-NN 1 .- , -if-if f . vga ! - Ax V - , - , 6.54. - ' '. df' , WY-1j ' 1 . ' ' - f' - f E 4 I ,. Q....,.W..,.....M+,4:,ff.,.,.,....C,,:,..:,::::iaz,-:.:gg.:,5z.:,-fzrsulzem. K '4 b ' - ' : - SEA Q . A ..,, Y . .,,,. -Y as-Q..-w g -n L Y -N-Fm-M4 f , V 'ki Z9 xy-,Zi V SCHOOLT T OZARK e The Biggest and Best QUALITY LOAF , Jai QS Ras ter ..,,E '1S? I 'S yp L' Q --Q,f' Xt V l ' V V i 5? gf-ui , - fi -. Lai: 55 :7 Q-.., . M ff, '44-' --u :y3 525 f , -L-T' gi' -1' 5,4 Z I.-3 ' ...-i- 1 V-Lni F 'ef f .. - , H,-:W . J---A--L' ' S B' - b -I --e., -,h, . ,- l Ula X X ,I '11 a I' I OL ' TH ZARKS 15 R. 0. WHELCHEL N Hardware Furniture and Building I Supplies Screen Doors, Glass, Paints, Oils and Varnishes, Harness, Saddles Coffins and Undertakers Supplies Missouri and Arkansas Licensed Embalfners A . Hearse and Ambulance Service ' BRANSON, on Lake Taneycomo, MISSOURI BANK of BRANSON ' GENERAL BANKING I BUSINESS A . Capital - - 520,000 Surplus and Profits - 15,000 Extending Courteous Treatment To All BRANSQN, MISSOURI m. 9 's.. X J ,f W 5'I 1'4 5'9JO +-- '4':2 'v '36 1 gi .......... I ..... X Q wg ff 1, ' A'-51' f ' - :F-, , .,- ,,. , - ,' G-93,5 ,zsfwif ' f f' H .' :- :- 2 555:- Iii: S , 'f f--Q , - '-9. 11 ,rl il i is H J. 'l 2 i H ' I I fgilvi- '- 1 , W., E- Q- as J-E We' SCHOOL XTH z n s was EEEMEEE EXCEENEE Ereinneoirng, .Meg E w THIS EXCHANGE Belongs to the Farmer and is here to serveghim. Norman controls ll ' it. Its- directors are elected and 'Pl serve the Farmer of small means. We handle flour, feed, seed, salt and many other articles. Come in get Acquainted Pierce-Stigman Lumber Co. All kinds of Builders Supplies, Paints and Varnishes, Glass, Roof- ing and Cement. We make our own Lumber at low priCeS. Pierce-Stigman Lumber C0- BRANSON,M0. YtxX l 5 xxx., ---- s -r-----my I- -, : W .V.V,. .- 351: 9Qx . - f ' .... .. as :.--N J xg 1, , . f-.P - K -----Fi fi y' . H o...5J.L 6' ' , ' - . .J 1 ' '- ' Z ' F:.,h,3 ' ,rm 2135 E41 X Y ',5f Q . ,,,4E:2f ., ,, ' 4- V, .31 fy -I .1 ,Zh 1-11-,a.'-rw 2 f '-1' rzvfe:--f -- ' f' - E 1 1 1' , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 sf' A FE 11q... .n-as-n-n-f 111' 111 ,e 1 11 1111 , 1 ,, f QW v,,. 1 Q -15T!ZQQZ 'i ttsrrt 4 xg- 1 1 SCHOOL OF THE GZARKS 'gm 1. . 11, :1 111 11 llllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllIll Z H 11 11. '11 111 Ill 1 1 1 1.1! 1 4 I 511 ,HU 1 1 11 1 11 1 11 1 li k? 11 1 'l, tv x 11 11 11 x '11 ,1 I' 1 ff ,I l S l v, 1 11 1 -fV1iH 11 1tf r ' 1 3 rWli11 f1,1 -' 1 f 1 1' 1 11 Brimming 715111 Downrighi Goodnessf 1 1 11 A delightful start for every new ,H 1 day-a cup of Yellow Bonnet Cof- fee, so mellow, so rich, so brimming with u downright goodness that it makes breakfast' . an inspiration. g H +15 Good grocers sell and recommend Yellow 11 W :1 ' Bonnet Coffee. Ask for it by namef 1 1 1 ' ELLO UNNET 1 n I 14 1 1 1 ' Vacuum , f ' Packed . 1 1 . ' SPRIN i W GFIELD cnocsn co., SPRINGFIELD Mo. 4, 1 M .,.. WN - 1 1 ' ' f- M 1-,f .1 . .. 1 A -' A' ' ' i ffl ' ' 7 'll 'A .K-, - . -. , ,'-' , ,H , , K . .... ,.,40 ,,,,,., 6 ,,,..,., Irzx, , ,.-. :LE .i ,V 1 1 1 . , , I N M? F A-W S CHOQL GF THE ozARKs ll I UNDERWOOD The Machine of Champions UNDER WOOD PORTABLE With 4 Bank Standard Keyboard Underwood Typewriter Co. 402 So. Jefferson Ave. Springiield, Missouri DIFFERENCE Rastus: I tell you, Sambo, I done found out de difference be- tween men and de women at las. Sambo: What-what is it? Rastus: Well a man'll gib two dollars for a dollar, thing dat he wants an' a woman'l1 gib one dollar for a two dollar thing what she doan' want! , Jim-Is that Goldie at the piano? She seems to be playing with one hand. - Jack-Yes, I suppose the young man she's with is playing with the other.-Sydney Bulletin. 1 THINGS THAT COUNT Not what we have, but what we use, Not what we see, but wh at we choose. These are the things that mar or bless The sum of human happiness. The things nearby, not things afar, Not what we seem, but what we are, These are the things that make or break, That give the heart its joy or ache. Not what seems fair, but what is true, Not what we dream, but what we do-- These are things that shine like gems, Like stars in fortune's diadems. Not as we take, but as we give, Not as we pray, but as we live. These are things that make for peace, Both now and after time shall cease. -Selected. 9 ms. ff s 's'X4 ,..,-Q., - ,A ff .... .---- - -,NX gs? 'Q-.sassy -N: ssfsr. A , ,,,w, -M A, ivsw -sn 15 W'-27 ,455 XINLEFYT-V... -S75 . f. 1. . 'ef-F i fix' ---,- f-Q41 . .. , f .- .. 1-1 five- Y f- i 1 74 1' 'L - E41-'T ,q,.f.:L C2 ' P' 1 C ifv f' V gi? X fi- , wzl-1 1 . 'T'4'. 13 4 q-A-w.f W l - '- --f . .... - ' ' . . Mi L V. LJ: ,L ,.., , , Y. f w,,v,.,,, , if A f A , 5 X, J e t 1 SCHOOL GF THE OZARKS Berryville Auto Service Co. Berryville, Ark. Authorized Lincoln, Ford and Fordson Dealers C. T. DENN Y, Manager NVNVAa4MrNVMrNVNVMlWVNVNVNVNVNVNVNV'NNVNVNVNVNVNV Green Forest A Service ennncfil Quneulliifty Motor Company Ai A i I -li . More Service ' More Quality LINCOLN 2 E Less Money FURDSUN Try Us and be Convinced +L: Sta1?ordDry ' Goods Company Cars, Trucks, Tractors GREEN FOREST, ARK. GREEN FOREST, ARK. ' A E nh' 18 qu km i H X fa in H E E .1 H AM N , U W 5 NY N f TA fin., ' 1 ff 4 N - A .xxx , f 1,11 'ww Nm IH 3-nab gl-i 1-' if ff EXQQATAM MEM: X x ,--N 1 nu ,-,,.. ,..r ,.. 1 ,',f- XL If 1 Q.. -,L-1-40' -.. 1 f -w ,. Y ,.., ASQ... -.....,,,,,,, , .9 I E... , ar, , ff f ---. ' ,A xr 4 r ua K' I 532 fu' 'M' :,,, 3-Im.: :., , . A I f5W'g S CHOOL GF THE OZARKS Melee Compliments of The Unien NaI.ti'IenaIII armlle SpIrI'iLmgIi'ieIlcclIQ Me.. His BANK has been granted IeheI-ight bythe Federal I Reserve Board to act solely as Co-Trustee or Execu- tor of Estates, and Registrar of Stocks and Bonds, solicits your business of this character. Business handled in this department will receive the careful attention as the BAN K'S own affairs. Charges most moderate. 3 Per Cent TQIE 4 Per Cent I Interest N K Interest on THAT RU.N5 on Saving Accounts Time Deposits Under Government Supervision This Bank not only lives up t0 the Spifif but to the letter of National ' Banking Law-S' I III I We Solicit and Will Appreciate Your Patronage NS ,eff e sexy .J- ' I I Ig, I, .II -'I I I I 11 vIT?'II II, , IAII 'III I I :I , I.. .I III III I 'III III, an I If- -III I-'I 'III I .ni I I I I :I ,Il I I I .I I I... IH jl I I I ,IIA I I I I ' I ,fm-I AI ii I ' ,Qweeseewss V ' V., Q. . -- .--mee -N N., iw! e ,,, , Y V IZ, ,. ,.!1iieE.i,'I., ee:-ii A Ah In ,a-g,- ..,.- Q 1 ,- ..ls:.i5, f1'2- F gs,z,,l 3 5' ' e ,0I!:fl3a:,,v..L:V,. ' I L ..,I, ., ,f -if T2 ' 'T ws, I - I - .. -Y :e:, 'ff .i3',I ,. I,::vv':-MI'-we - ' ' ' Lv 4. 7 .,,. , ,.., , ,,..,I,I ,....,I ., .,.,.. ., . Y I F . , 72.1, ,.- Y ' 4 1 CJ ' P ! T ZARK Davis Candy Co. Manufacturers of Pure Sweets WE ARE JOBBERS OF THE FOLLOWING Chewing Gum I Crushed Fruit Coca-Cola Syrup Fountain Supplies Fountain Syrups 861-865 Boonville Ave, Phone 828 A FEW OF OUR GOOD SELLING BARS U-Bet-U Ozark Logs Toasty Crispy Fruits and Nuts Old Fashion Peanut Oh, Fudge! Frisco Hot Shots Panthers Bull Dogs Bears Crispy Peanut Big Liz Bars Springfield, Mo. FEMEEMMEME PCCDJRTA LE F Compact, Convenient L..-F-qi' 1 1' Sf, lx? ' X -1' ffilllu 'l r 1 aefnpapuuuu 9 L -'wffvummmoovp 'f anon, bf ,warg if f f1'??u .ly ' Efzoaoqf-j5,,,, nfl .- KA 4,,.Ju4inW..1x,Atf,5.g,,?1q- if . - ' .'-,vw G Complete Smallest, Lightest and Most Compact of all Standard Keyboard Portables REMINGTON TYPEWRITER CO. 218 So. J elferson Ave. :-: Springfield, Mo. F S First National annals eriryvilllleg Airlls., Established 1889 Capital, Surplus' and Undivid- I ed Profits 8100,000 Your Business Will Be Appreczated .t.i t G L ntiiiit -r ' I X X W 5 CXO ' 0 s. 1 in 7 H rf xX X N -3, f x 1 f mm ' . I 1, Y I lx Ns- -Q.,-:kg F n N 'fx ,ix- J is ,W 'ff '3-Q' ,aff ' f s ,f ' Q, 3 .4 f, 1, ,aw Y Y I ' X ' --S, 'mv V,,, era' 2 i.,. . Y' -f ..f - .f-- A , -- 'N 1 1-.SG h,Q q I A I ,o V ' xxx .-A' I-.4-9 Y L V Z., SCHOOL OF THE ZARKS ww W tl l SAVE j Your G. D. M. Labels a They are Valuable ll Ask your Grocer for Cata- W logue of FREE PRIZES. ' 4' A Each G. D. M. Label is - worth one-half cent on high ll grade merchandise. Mail E' them to our o1?'lce. - , Eliminafe the Uncerfalnlgy Q l X 'Wa alma r1:mi . The G. D. Milligan R Grocery Company 'L Springfield, Missouri QI QS 5 f EX' l l - X3 ' 0. -1- 5 , .: f- J ., .---- X -, -wp . l- . .. :ev -- -' L54 -114. ' ef -v' 'V' : - - - fir , 5- ':'s,1'- e:...v5'-62'- ':'.! 3 ,. - 52,4 . , ,, ,W 5. -- f 2.:s -,-.4 -- '--- :: -:Ava V lf - l f,g.---A- -147 TJ - , ,f-, , , ff . ,A . ,abr 6, -' 5 .-:':.. f ... ., V35 1- . . 'og -::-,- ' w ' 'mis F' 2 5 fi W. my scfxoor. TSP' TI-YEQTJZARKS uNotl1ing succeeds like success, for the simple reason that success is an unmistakable record of customer satisfaction. Because that is true, Reliance is the fastest growing engravers in the middle West. Reliance produced the engraving for thls and many other creditable annuals large and small M H dCl has f f??7 ENQZC -l I I vjxwusl, j vii- F54 I!! . . ELA t WV H G COMPANY,7TH A , . U13 lf and Zinc Etchings an lg - . ,Lgg,,,+3Qam-ax,X,,X I .Rui if T5 1, f ' :-251' ' ' - 1 .4--A , . A Y .jgigil,f1:::2:f1121-- , gi --llg A jf, Qi it j' 5- iz. YL- ,-,,, .,., . .Vg king- ':5,: 25553. 551, - I f -f '- f,-, 1 -if is taking me with her. . . .- QQ 4 ' - X - A Q., - . ':v6v1'Vsf: . eN I ' X H S CHOOL GF THE OZARKS Wholesale and Retail Special Attention to Tourists' Wants BRANSON MERCAN TILE CO. ' E. E. DeVALL, Prop. GROCERIES, FLOUR, FEED, SALT, DRY GOODS, SHOES . PHONES: R2sidence,83g Store 36 BRANSON, TAIIVAIIJIEFSQCIIDIZO MI SSO URI --D E ALE RS INE FIRESTONE-OLDFIELD Tires and Tubes I HOLLISTER SER VICE STATION We Mean It HOLLISTER, MISSOURI C. B. BRITTIAN, PROP. DEBUNKING Lives of great men all remind us, As their pages o'er we turn, That we're apt to leave behind us Letters that We ought to burn. -California Pelican. l..- v. Hello! I-Iello, this Tessie? Yes! May I have a date? Yes, who is it? Mr. Bell: Joe you are so stupid, Why don't you study? Don't YOU. have a Bible? Joe Stevens: Yes, I have one but it's out of date, it's an old edi- 5 9 3 i 5 3 2 3 6 Phone 75 GETTING THERE Returned Tourist Qto his friendl- Well, I like Paris and Rome, but the best part of the Whole thing Was the trip over. Don't miss that, whatever you do, if you go to Eu- rope. -Christian Register. ii-T-1 THESE VIRILE HUSBANDS Henpecked Husband- Where is your mistress going for the Winter? Maid- To Palm Beach, sir. H. H.- Do you know Whether she f li 5 !,w i Q 4, 91 3 se..- gl fi' ls W fl: Mil . alxiili . ,. S2155 lin lim li li. . , l lg, iv' i I. l 1 .1 , tion. , I E i if -M. I. T. Voo Doo. 4 l Nils is f 4 sXN?Px-3' Q,,,.x-Mwsxx H Ve, ..-- 7 I WMQSS.. L- --. . 47- ' ,,..,. ' .mV fl V 'ff -,.?E4'.-2,1 i N1 ' ff'-A- v-4'-V 's:f' o 1, 4 , .V , ,,. .-...-.z:.nuMq:f: '- 1 . QU,-J.. , - Y. 1,1 ,....?l - , -- :-A -- '.V---3 . ' ini ,I--1- Y : ,,'- H, .' ,f - V , V A- , ,. ' ' F ' z 1'5 ,ff ,. V. , -V '. ...W gv '--., 1 . ' . . ..,' ,-.,?l V-V.g' , 'VV V- ,A.1.,,3E .V . -1:-,A .. - A,-1-1. ,. V - .,,.,-v A:--Avi v Q. .,.,, . , , - 's . 5 .14 I il Vi fiffil Ziff: I -QQV-al li l 33341 ,H . ., A it sfil, ii: , .VM' JJ: l il . , I 4 ' ' 'Q 11. 1 . i 4 Lv , if.: il li '1-A 1 ., 1. Vs' in 'il W: ..c fl, 1 ME' ' 'A Wi 5 1-' 3 1 1,1 It lelilg' KU mfg , . 'Hel 1 ,., : f ' Wits I 1 fi li, S V rg 1 . li 4: w., .r ,gl ..,1 :J ,M , EYE! .. ,ig ir -fa 5+-Lf ff .. HE! . il 1 3 21, 1 V ng h.,.4., V-Y .,l 1,1 luv ' 4 in l :E ' W S15-IO L THEQO ZARKS K AURORA MOTOR CO. U W. olive, Aurora, M0-ff' M Chrysler Sales Service ' Storage, Repairing, Accessories NEVER CLOSED When in Aurora Stop at 4 The Bank Hotel and Cafe f Regular,Meals, Short Orders OPPOSITE FRISCO STATION AURORA, MISSOURI XaffNv'A4v-lNv'lNnl Nv4Nnl Mv Mv -' 'Q - 's V 'V When in A URORA Visit the Ozark Park and Pool One Mile East on Highway 16 o 1 Swimming, Dancing, Picnicing, Tourists Supplies Cottages. Special rate for Schools and Churches to the Pool. .L. O. MAGERS, Manager Aurora, Mo. Phone 912F2 For Reservations Nv-f'v v ' ANA, - Kodak F S 'g Photographs Live Forever -z9 et,, . . 3 N ewburg Sisters 3 be ga - , 17 WEST LocUsT '70N. ?'7' , E,,,,,,gi,,g . AURORA, MISSOURI Copying l ,- , ,... .- . V W.. ' -- J-'-'-tl3?iif7v3i , ' ' ,sfigiv ,.,. g, , ' - ..'QQQ,1I:g2.I'-V ' .2225-. :fam '11 1- ' Twgf ' or o A ,ar i t o i H N r xl up 'N ll ll, X l 1 C5 Nl l ,,, 6 95 W was ffx QXXNT 'Pl ' x . i :f f ffiirr-.. ff E1 X 7 :.,..1 ,gpm Al f,,0- J 'S f 1 ess- ,A if- I 1'-' 1- ...., I I ff fx .5 4 . A-1 J' v 'f if W--...,., umm N. N L Q- . ef- -V if WE X r, +1 ,ff ,, SCHOOL GF T oz R l , A HOMELAND FARMS COMPANY GENERAL OFFICE: HOLLISTER, TANEY COUNTY, MISSOURI IT HAS FOR SALE: Choice improved and unimproved Stock Farms, Tobacco Land, Cotton Land, Dairy - Farms, Fruit Land and Poultry Farms: Large Colonization Tracts in the White River Valley of Southwest Missouri and Northwest Arkan- ll sas: Bungalows, Cottages, Camps. Cabins, lots 4 and acre tracts in or near Hollister and the many resorts on Lake Taneycomo in Missouri .l This White River Country of the Ozarks is not a general farming country l such as North Missouri, Iowa, Kansas and other prairie localities, for ' this i country is hilly and rolling and for the classes of products best adapted to its U' soils. which grow abundantly here, its crops yield much higher returns in values per acre, than are generally shown in the prairie districts. , FOR INSTANCE: White Burley Tobacco pays about 3250.00 LH- an acre. Tomatoes and other Truck crops 8150.00, Straw- berries 3300.00, Peaches and Cherries .8250.00. I i There are no better natural advantages for dairying and poultry raising l anywhere in this part of the world. Alfalfa and all tame grasses yield abund- T antly. These are all money making crops. Cattle, hogs, sheep and goats I y thrive on the many rich grasses which grow wild in our woodland pastures. E VVe have a mild, congenial climate and unusually long growing seasons-at J least seven months for crops and eight to nine months for pasture grazing. T Expensive shelters for live stock are unnecessary. g 4 For Further Particulars Apply To Homeland Farms Company W l Hollister, Missouri wxl ' E l C f . C , V A -s M- T ,,, ,1 2. ,-Qi11-- If -- me-11 5 '- N' ' Y , vf-, 'V ,, . l l 5 Gillioz Theatre .J , n,,,-, S y aff Z V G- ' is N ,,,M-V- rfii .tI'F if i -i i..- P F THE ozARKs rm Q ii 1 R i Anuei ican Tire Co. i Baldwin Sz Sons Hdw.Co., A. R. V4 Brownie Drug Store I Cash Dry Goods Co. Cavin Ready-to-Wear, O. C. Cowden-Buick Co. Crandall Sales Agent, D. R. Dillard Tire Co. - Dieterman Sz Quisenberry, Tailors I Fahy Boot Shop. Famous Furniture Co. lf Farley Clothing Co. V Fayman-Joseph Co. 1 Fleischaker's .1 Glasgow Tailoring Co. il - Hawkins Bro's. Furniture Co. 3' Hawver, Jeweler If I Hamilton Shoe Store qi, 3 Herman Tailoring Co. , Hurlburt's Kodak Store Heer Scores Co. l Herman Lohmeyer Funeral Home I Johnson Printing Co. Killingsworth Store V Kinney Shoe Co. Knighten's Drug Store Knox Shoe Store i Kresges, S. S. Kucker Studio Levi-Wolf Dry Goods Co. Lines Music Co. Livingston's Ready-to-Wear ' Lloyds of Springfield Lohmeyer Funeral Home LIST MEMBERS OF 'TI-IE ASSOCIA TED RE TAILERS OF SPRINGFIELD, MISSOURI Morrison Clothing Co. Martin Bros. Piano Co. Marx Clothing Co. McDaniel National Bank McGregor-Noe Hdw. Co. Nathan Clothing Co. Neff-Petterson Netter Dry Goods Co. Ozark Trunk Factory Ozark Publicity Corporation Parisian, The Phillips 8z Son, E. W. Plirnmer Dry Goods Co. Reps Dry Goods Co. Rose Clothing Co. Roberts Nifty Printer Rubenstein Store Co. Schwab Bros Clothing Co. Springfield Seed Co. Springiield Gas Sz Elec. Co. Springfield Wall Paper 8: Paint Co Springfield Water Co. Shockley Tire Co. Sole Owner Store. Style, The Thompson Racine Tire Co. Turner Dept. Store Union National Bank Vaughn Tire Co. I R Walk-Over Shoe Store Weaver Shoe Store Wilhoit Oil Co. Woolworth Store Co. Webster Shoe Store. ,vw .mv - ' ' 'Rs-Ss .,.,. R. .-R..,...,-R V V , - - :1:1:1-.-- -V-SSA ., . -qu-r - - , - - ,,... V- ..,W,.V ,M-., .- , .45 Q ,V,-Q . -- - .. I, sf 4:2 ' '5,r....,.,. ..,,.w . iw -.wf:V:: -N L-, U , . gg..-i' ' ' ' 5 -17.14 fi,- 'T.::xis?,f:: ,f-ru f -.4 mf' ,l l X-S X YN G X X Ya- ,' iz 'T .I ., .1 ..,. , ...ic ,.,., .Navy , -V. fQ5f'-,.,- 1... ... .f- 2' ,, .-2 t' 2- 'I 'E1 + ' ' Y' - - H ..r ..fQ.:.w-V.:,::V- r ,..wf.4:.. V. .. H - -4- :- - --e-'FW Z. .W ,Y f... 1 , -s...I.. ,.......:..,,,,-W, ff , I .. ........... , .. 4-0 5 4 , X f-huwz ,my 1 I I , ul-4 l , I X PE A 1 xv- 'ff f gf' -. , 4, kxwm , .,,-,A, S 0 L . 0 .Q A Binkley Machine and Motor Company General Garage and Machine Work iii? S BUICK CHEVROLET S Kiki S SALES AND SERVICE Branson, Missouri 'kms K X E-N-Z5 N I -,Q , -zzf ' : ffi.,.I, TN- i '- J 4:1 '-L ,-.,. .- Q 1 ,Q , ,, 'f X. v ,,. .f-giahr I -E? :Nina 4f:v,,.p- ,L i , f. , X Y fi , : - ,f.,,-:. - , Y lr if .QI .:.-Q' '- , -V N .:.,, .115 5. I -qgiq -f-4,33 .,.. Z V- , A . - -V V A -iz- ff! -Jr .. We , - - -. sjgfawmf- , I O e SE L 4 Tri o ZAlRKS Harry Cooper uppl C0f Wholesale , Pumps, Well Casing, Plumbing, Heating and Engine Supplies, Sewer Pipe, Flue Lining. - - Springfield, Mot. 223 East Water Street V Little drops of knowledge Little grains of sense, Make a mighty difference When the tests commence. Deinition of a circle as given by Jack Baldwin. A circle is astraight line with a hole in the middle. Charles: I asked her if Icould see her home. John: 4'And what did she say? Charles: Said she would send me a picture of it. . fS5l.z-:.::- Wife--at breakfast table: Our - new girllisa cooking school grad- uate. I-Tusband: . She must have failed in making buscuits. HOW TO KEEP FROM FLUNKING A FINAL EXAM IN HISTORY. 1. Don't take History. ' 2. Get a prof who doesn't be- lieve in final exams. - 3. Drop the course at the end of the first six Weeks.- 4. Have someone else take the exam. 'He'll flunk it for you. 5. Forget the day the exam comes on and stay at home. 6. Skip the first three questions and guess at the others. It's easy. -Pitt Panther. r ::e A .1 - ..-.. . ,-- av v ase-N .A . ia-. -3 X X ,NC , get ,-v.. . 4' S--.Q A-2 fa I 1' , , N by I f . ' t:-Q.- - aw, s ff' Q. , -w. Q f ,af .. , e-- --.. ... ue V , ' ' A-N, wav f L be A . 1 ' Send Us Your Orders SDC-1Ci2l1lY Prepared Summer Candies n All Nationally Advertised Bars Fountain Supplies, of all Kinds Anything Used at a Fountain The Independent Candy 85 Mfg. Co. JOPLIN, MISSOURI Prompt Service Special 'Attention NVNVAvAaNVNVNVNVNVNVNVNVNVNV'WrNVMrNVNvNVNvNV1vvav CITY MEAT MARKET Green Forest, Ark. We handle the Choicest Meats and give prompt service Your Patronage will be Appreciated NVNVNVNVNVNVNV5QNVNVNV'V We Have a Complete Line of the NEW ORTHOPHONIC VICTROLAS, Priced 895 to ssoo ,A Also a Complete Line of the Orthophonic K Victor Records V. SPRINGFIELD K N OX, S PHONE 927 Q - n T7 Cor. South Eff Walnut, Springfield, Mo. I V . 3 gee fi w S2-by-V' S,N.m.,t.Wd ',-, ::,.tff- ff, NNN '1-4 ix: . - ,..,,. .. Y L' 3, ' -- if ,Magi -. -Q-2' , -f -'-.f ......-. -'r'f1,11'e -:timmy-, -1,,',--vzxfvgy: v . ' V ' -V Nun- X ak a, E : SCHOOL for TH EOZARKS 3 , Mn-, .. .t ?: is ' :fm i - , u e M 'N ff-Z - sc oor. or THE ozARKs Farmers 8: Merchants Bank Green Forest, Ark. Capital 4 - - - 810,000-00 Surplus and Undivided Profits 8,950.00 We believe in the Ozarksg our resources and efforts are pledged to the develop- ment of same. , SEHTZ f A. L. HANBY MERCANTHLJE 6 s CQMPANY MANUFACTURER and --- RETAIL DEALER The. Quality Store Lumber, Shingles, Lath, Mould- I 2, ings, Sash and Doors,'Brick - ' - A Lime and Cement High Class Dry Goods Shoes, Clothing, Hats, Etc. General Courtesy and Good Will Toward All Builders Hardware Phone 90 Greenl-forest, Ark. ' ' Berrywiille, Arkansas il Y xy - , N - . ,,.,' '. Q .,... , -1-If -'f-v.-JEEEFS'-x ith' .fl 1 w + M il N H l H I Y YN l U .A i ll M W .M Q9 n . D .,.,,,,. vigrx, ...W L, Q V- ' 4 -ii-'F-'X . 7 . :1 'Nur w:-..- f -X - -.f . -7-Gee - as 5 -5 4 ' W-' ' ' ' I .F R., Q ,W s I rf , -T , --.. ff :ixxlx k FlQ5,'r. CHOOL ' T z n x Yandell 81 Company GENERAL MERCHANDISE . - Where the Round Dollar Gets a Square Deal Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes Merchandise Woody s Cafe HOME CQOAING Chzcken and Fzsh Dmner BRANSON MISSOURI 'lm im O 23 'Q QS SQ. 53 UU 'EU CP Z U1 O Z 5 rn rn O CI 'EU IS! -'N-vfbv lkvava-'bv 'x..-A.wNv-'Lv .1 PIXQIJX lX..a-VX. N CEE e 4'NH'Nl V 'Sr 'Sr 'V '1 he Klng s Gr1ll Branson Missouri EAT WITH US Everythmg Home Cooked All Kmd of Sandmches Chzlic and Short Orders Plate Lunches and H'ome,Made P1es Especially New Equzpment Clay King Prop if E I .-. . . NxM'vfwffnfNw'vwnfwwwfNxHwv'vNv4'v4'v0vf'vewr'w'vny,wvnvnV i O , O , , O O rx , 5 I . I Q ' I . . ' . 9 , . . '-- .i AJ, ,- If S. Qfllszllgr A 457- qv,-Q 'N' . - .-- .Ve ..f-,,. , -.. Xe- . ..- 1-,-g---...., l- -- me? 377' P ' -' '- z- 'T'3sf'?7 '- 1- 0-f-'L ':7? -, . ' f--. ffr ' . - --f -- P - ' ----1. - ' - .f ,JT J ,, . ,v 4,.:,-:, ' f47,- - fi f- 1- 5 . IU' Yee, -if: ei: '- -' ' 1'-K ' ' fl z?R'?Z'f1 'v M- 1- A We fs R ' A W - - '1'7if'- ' - A l HOOL ' J THE ozAR R3 ' WTAE X ' g A ' MOORE 81 T OO '4 V HARDWARE FURNITURE 46 Ei pi fp AND IMPLEMENTS AM s' E w 4 X A A International Harvester Company F f L Sl W Machinery---Mowers, Rakes, Bind- fl ers, Hay Bailers, Gas Engines and ' Cream Separators. ' W Y R ., - Fairbanks-- Morse Engines, Water 3 L, Tanks and Washing Machines. A 3 A V+ SPRINGFIELD and CHARTER oAK 'Q ' Wagons. A ' A General Lme of Harness Stoves and Household Eqmpment MOOR11 81 TOGN HOLLISTER MISSQURI ' X A W .3 W . N . 1 A R - 1 , F ' ' H W 1 li 'if '1 A R F 1 R . ' - , W f ' 1 , ' ' ., 1 X R . 4 41 ' - . , y ' , l W , . ' W 4 1 1 I 6 . . A , I L , I N A . 5 4 A A A' m,,w,ww+RXN , - NN 1 -. - . ,R f -ls-if Twawf :.' ' ,- E gen-ug-w ,Y :W ggi' 1-N. -, Cf.. X' J 5 'N-1, lf- ,VM ' ' - 51 :fa 7 -.-f- 'LS-f Q ,- -f--fr '9 - 1' .-V'-4'Gb'l f 44' 'f' ' S'-?2:ff '.:111l-, 4 -- :.... - 10 - M 44 77- -5- . ' S-' 3 r , ....., , 0- 0 -N., ' f f M g gg . .... ,,..AV...,..,,-W,fAw,414ff.1Y . If I1 I4 v 1 SCHOOL or THE OZARKS Central Cafe Hollister Mo Home of Good Eats Come and see. Mrs Firm, Prop Hillman 81 Hillman Furniture Dealers Real Estate and Auctioneers Also Handle New Singer Sewing Machines BRAN SON MISSOURI H. A. WILSON FEED COMPANY Flour, Hay, Mill Feed, Grain Branson, Missouri NVNVNVNVNV Hollister Cleaners The Shop With a Hoiman Steam Press. We appreciate your trade .vi e Wi . -H ' Pi'? ?' U , . A.vx.nwv-AvAuA.fNwmvA.fNxr'w'vvwfNw'vA.fANA.,A,,A.,4y.,4xN4x., 7 Y H. B. HUTTON, Manager Hollister, Missouri Sus I S. FS? , ..Q...-new .--WN V -eq fr ray? . .- ll Zi? -1' fl .. - T55 Hg'-:LQ 2-45, jf, . ' ' - 5- p...-E. ,:fi5' f 3Q .-:,. .. . V -,-, .- Vmfe- ... -f 1-L -:ff 1 7 ' f - e ll g ssrrl or C lr M S,CIi'i Lf F. , THE oznmcs s,.:,.- ,- K J K 'i 1 .- ,nf E' --1 -1 i - F . Q ,M ,.., CNN lgf .Q 4- 9 K A Job half clone is not done at all. If the Shoe doesn't fit What good is the Quality? You can't Judge a Book by its Cover. You Wouldn't Feed a Baby Beefsteak. What good is the Cork, If it Doesn't fit the Bottle? What good is a Motor Oil if it doesn't seal the Power in your Cylinder? You are entitled to Both Halves of Lubrication for your Motor Oil Money. - ' . You get Both Halves of Lubrication Where you use Sinclair Motor Oil . According to the Sinclair Law of LubricationO0PALINE Lubricates and Seals the Power at Every Degree of Wear. 1 A Drive In At The Sign Oi A Sinclair Service and Quality U se SINCLAIR H. C. S Gasoline The best all year, High Compression, anti-knock fuel for all Engines SLQQTSQ W i ssh?- Nite: f li lj ie' 3411 . ,q.mwm...M..- . .2-wife' ' 4-'-1 L'2Q3-are - 1, -'W':::2. :-Isia-M vf'i3?3iE2' r- A ff. .- .. ,. . . . -- vf- if , I Nx wk' - N... A - W. ,W g ,,,,, fa., ..... ., . . , ,v-r X., ,ww .. , ,,.. L., ,, I ' ' ' 11 1-I7 -EER! ', -1. ' 'Qi , 492 , . - .f :fr ' ,-em: N V - 1 'L w:1r1,reS fb.. . ,,-- . ,ea -- . . I . .+1..' N - - , .,-- 251: -- .. ,- 41?-.---:: N Agfa- f X .::.L- 475.5-b. Gregg A :1 . if' ' 4 -' ' F :'.,-'f?..,:fL'QiEEf - ,.-5'.........,,..'7-'PT 'ml' l ll . -H:-gil ls? sb- t E -Q' V 4 , Q xxx 'N I I A' SCHOOL or' THE ozARKs l I 1 It Is Said That Business Men l ,V V are looking for men Who are Worth 310,000 a year, and one of the first tests they Will be put to is their ap- pearance. The New Wardrobe Cleaners Dyers, Appearance Experts ll V - - 315 East Walnut, Springfield, Missouri We Pay Postage One Way NV-My-Ng, The New Classzc Barber Shop Hotel Malone Opposzte Depot Your Patronage Sohczted A C BASHAW Prop Branson MISSOUTI NVNV NVNV HEADQUARTERS RESIDENCE Hunt B o s Sto e Phone 31K21 Phone 20 Day and Nzght Servzce HOLLIS TER TAXI Spec1alTr1ps to Marvel Cave and Fazry Cave vza Shep herd of the Htlls Country Stght Seemg Trzps to Eu reka Sprmgs Roarzng Rwer and all Pomts of Interest A W TROTT Holhster, Mtssourz itlshhsa Sf- ,ff Wax-F' I . , , C . J . . o 0 , o . . 1 WV I r ' . r . . , , . . , - , . . . , . . 0 7 9 ' Q I O o I 3 A,,,Mt,.Ms.t . :ff -411.4 A-47' - 'ID1- ' ,P f ,.-,' 1 N L - 535 -I .,-:gf L1-75211 . V-rl,-+4 '4-, N ' q,,z'a-'2f:'.-f- e e S eee Sifi-3533? THE fo ZARKS v SAMZWY LANE BOAT LINE J i U. S. Mail and Regular Passenger Service To all Resorts on Lake Taneycomo 35122 H- G. MCQiwffer, Mgr. Eliffifffli I BRANSON, MISSOURI ' Jw-fwfw-rw p O Red Hat Gasolme Tank Wagon Delivery Superior, More Miles. . . . Samoline Motor Oils Pure Parajfine Base, Lubricates Longer Sammy Lane Oil Company H. G. MCQUERTER, Manager BRANSON, MISSOURI E H N L ' M' --. :Z f X '?R'NN'f-'nifwg V I ...... I, get ., , f, , , X ' 4-1, - 'if' 351. 'I:I. J '49,- Liv , .- ' ' tif ' ,M f' Y-W .2.z,f4:-:.V my- - : - , M,-L-3 1,- , , . ,-,P ,,,.:s2iiEz1:1f' ,M l - ',:,L1 Q' .:.--iw '-252523. V xx - f :ff? g:'7'- r.1,1.1.1,.11:2af X . 1 J ,f41ffl,:if '. Y, Q, . S I Rogers-Baldwin t , SPOR TIN G Hardware Co. GOODS M t Outfitters t Outing Clothing f Camp Equtpment F zshmg Tackle Base Ball Goods t J antzen Bathmg Sutts Sprtngfield Mo ' 9?.3 that Ft-5-' .QE .4 0 gr F O I , EEE 'K 'Q 'Q -41. 'vo tn E: il. XS! mf tg - it nt ' xl dp I , o 'L W ' 1. '. ' ,.... -.,,. , ,tr A J 551292:-fjfy' 411- 1 ,- 102- 0- ll- , my W4-L . I :N ,H ,. .- V't, . A ,WWW ' ' ' SCHOOL or' THE ozfmxs . A -ht 5 I 'S' caoon ASF THE OZARK5 1 THE JE WELER AND E H 4 DIAMOND MERCHANT l Widely Known For Moderate Prices. Let in Us Help You Solve Your Gift Problems 1.-A1111 1l.i. 1- X south and Walnut sts. -Q SPRINGFIELD, Mo. i ' Courtesy 'Qf BRoWN BRo's. 'l FALLIN GARAGE S 1 'll A--i A , W ---,. A ' Auto Storage 7 . YI Sta-UOHQIS Q if ' Accessories, Delivery Service il ' - ' 5 I I ' 4 302 St. Louis St. Phone 240 i PHONE 872 a U I l i 441 Wes: olive, SPRINGFIELD, Mo. SPRINGFIELD, M0- 3 ' U 5 1 NVNV ' 'VVNV'vV V FoRD BRASS Co. A i Chandeliers, Electric Supplies 5 A and Apparatus . 1 320 SOU.'Cl1 AVG. --5 Springfield, l i l My N N-s-.. ' I .jk -Tilfgl .'.. -. ,, ' 4 4 .A , ..,. , 5 X X - I I G r K N X I ' f 3 X ts? ,2- , wr ii 4 4 :f 44 iii!-JL ilzf :T A ji-E- - 1- -1 f 4-1-L 4 -- 44 11' -'AH4 M 'I 4:.g,,M ' I' X--'-'-5 -.l vgfg xxxs- I lyk,-H Fa W j ..:,.- 5- - i f-3 ' J -' I - 1-TTL L Y t- scHooL QF THE ozmucs ' -W-W WQGEIEEQEQEYEQEQQQIWQIQQEQ r I WHITE RIVER ART STATION BRANSON, MISSOURI QUICK SERVICE KQDAK FINISHING Film Views, Post Cards and Novel- ties for Sale. ki Q 'Qs -1 ,ff gwA w 'FX - ' I WM.. .I,. , I fl- -A -r - g -.M 'mi ' 1..- - . nr- rl - ,J ,. -' Q- 5:5f5,. -11. f Nf-- ..,,.- 'JBY' ',.v5-.ta -Uv, j ig: XRS-'x'.'z:.:.3.ESE5r1 L -' L1 - -- ' ,..... lii? si--I-: I , 1 2 fr,- A '-N-f I ,:2., ':F,:f gi:-3' --HHH. H YY V II 1, .I .I Ii ,I 'I WI 'I I I 1 I 'I I I I I III I Il I I II 1: Ii PI I, I I I I I ll I , li: .,.:,w ,,,,-1 p -j Ai s. , sz-f e 11. nl! Ixzrf f xg Y 43: x ff: S ' SCHOOL F -ATHE ZARKS. y , 4 The S 3 -Y 9 SX Kivi A x .,.,,.,,..,...,..,. .., ....,....... El WWW: . L Z ' - sw: sw , . N- I 1 Ure ug When a store outgrows the mere business of buying and sell- ing merchandise and begins rendering real and unsebfish service to the community, it is no longer just a store---it is an INSTI- TUTION. So it is with Martin's For years Martin's have been recognized as distributors of the worlds finest musical instruments. But more than this, they are recognized as a unique institution---an essential element in the We of the community---one that spends thousands of dol- lars in an unseltish educational campaign to make the Ozarks the musical center of Missouri. You are invited to get acquainted with our organization and to inspect our superb stock of fine pianos, phonographs, band instruments, radios and sheet music supplies. Here you will find an atmosphere of friendliness that will make your visit a pleasure. . .A 1. , sV,. I s,:.: ,, .,'L , e Nm xx Q WA 'W Nw nw l gf Q ER ,X 'W' fw 'mb legs ff- ' 'wif ,. I ff Jzxb-. 4 ..,,,,,ikgx.35,v , X ':N 1- J-,,. ..,. 33, 44 f 4, 'ff I If-' r --r.L...., f JS f .44 ,.,,,,4w ---.....,,,,, , 13 .. K ww 4 -gf N1-,,..m ........... , -'-'-'--H--0-,, M, M .my , f ,. . ' g - -iq H- if I I M' SCHOOL GF THE OZARKS foe..-.A TOTTLE BRO ---DEALERS IN-- 4 A 'ffghfsg --c, A X , X G Q: Q- G . xx YN I 'Q' ' A ' o General Merchandise 4 I I 4 J 'J E Fancy Groceries, Fresh Meats, Ice, Coal, Boots, Shoes, Notions, and Dry Goods. We Deliver Hollister, Mo. S ,,ff 'FT v5,4g.m-,kvwm K - ,F vf' V ' 'FW' -'92 ,, ,ef--51 , 111-5 fif. - . lr , 5 ,. V..Y ,Aj-Q :gd ,.,- 5, ,- f -'z,.':.:. ..-qgx-,emi - -up ' 441 ' ?' -A. -41 f e -4' . .. :..' -. 1, ., . :, 1 ,,, r, li ' - , - ,4,, - . ,: ,..... ,f-sg, V -'V-, L-5' 2. : ,: ' . -L-V 33-J L ,Y-:T I , , ,V , ir -Y . -me MM.m-s ,A o i j ZA Dealers in : r IYQ 0312 M0bll0ll e lam, fm,..f,n1, i655 Compliments of the I, lun- ' -11 1 ',5 .3...a2'5 Mineral Well Service Station QQe Hollister, Missouri , xx my XX xyb 6' 0 :Wim .vm , Q xx xx ww .mu .M ,J , fx M' l' 2 x 59N xg: X ,. ,4 A 1- f rvv., , ,. i' ' 1' , f 1 JT F ' f,, f f 'P' ,g 13, ,, I fy , X f -u 4 9 ,.f..' r fy ,- J: If -L-....., , ,f ,1 wa. if -1.4. ,---4--...,,,., H 'Y --1 I, , 4' V, W' 4':r.L-7: wma' ' . yg g ilg - a Q ' ,A'A i I .7 ':1b ' 't CH I X he OOL GF THE OZARKS -sam. Help Us Help others 1 'Q I-A 6 Qwll Cafe i 2 .H Q Open Day and Night 5 J. W. BLANKENSHIP HOLLISTER, MISSOURI There was an owl who lived in an oak X Q V The more he heard the less he spoke, Conveyancing, Insurance And the less he spoke the more he heard N0t2I'y Public, Title Examiner. Why ain't We more like this wise old Bird? Hungry? Yes, Let's Eat! I sent my boy to college FAIR PLAY. With a pat upon his back. I spent ten thousand dollars T .G h . , And got a quarterback- Wo-motori.-ts, aving almost ruin- F ,The Beaveretten ed their tempers-and their tires- in a vain attempt to find a hotel Ruth-I just thought of a good with a vacant bed, were at last forc- joke. ed to make the best of a small inn. Irene-Get your mind Off of your- Even then they had to share a bed, Self, which Was-and on this the land- lord laid great stress-a feather bed. Tr1bUte to Latmn Of perhaps They turned in, and one of the Blessed Death-Where I S T h y pair was soon fast asleep. The other Sting-H was not. He could not manage to Dead would be the ones who wrote it dodge the lumps, and heard hour Dead would be the ones who spokeit after hour strike on the church Dead-in spite of those who WFOt9 it clock until three. Then he violent- ly K Ever dead. So in case they die who learn it And a blessed death we term it Thank dead Latin that they earn it Tho 'tis dead! Mrs. Smith: And is my son really trying? Teacher Very ly shook his snoring friend. What's the matter? growled the sleeper. It can't be time to get up yet! No, it isn't, retorted his friend continuing to shake him, but it's my turn to sleep on the feather! is 1- Zadie M' I ' 1ff'ZWh T . H 77 , 4,,,.g...w-sms 'M' ,W-5 F! ESQ , I , I . -1 - '--'lA'.'J,2',-r- ' ' . +5 T- . , - A V- ' .4 ..,- , , x , ' - a .-.t -:L f -Qi.. J ,---H + 1--aff' I' 4. . -'J f' I - -, ' f-re - -1 Hi: J '- l :11a lf,.-',- J' W' '-- L - 10:74- - f ' , wwf A f- --'f 2 -. A541 A , ,, - ' , , , .,,.: ---713: V L ..- -t -I- H: ' -Y N, .age f if Q- f a' X L-:--L o L We scHooL 5'5 'na DZARKS U Q K JH Cleaning Pressing Dying W V Fine Laundry Work Q L L Prompt Service---Parcel Posvt We Pay Posiielge Gmane Way W L A ' A 5 5 0 . - Frank B. Smith Laundry Co. 512-14-16 Boonville St., SPRINGFIELD, MO, M ,- .i..,. .. Xu -1- H .'--if ::1:,w..1 4:-'Q-If M , ., 24- ' Fx-. we A Y- ' .- in fr: , A ,' 2 - wg'-lv ,315 -fn -... 1L, '5jq ., ., ,1.f, g 1 ....V - - . V wx- - -.: ,, - ' 4- .V 4315? . .,,, ..,, , ,,.. 'ami'- H:-A L i 1 ' ff ,-,E - -- f e X if 7- xx p. ,I-H' 94,- xl Q J, F, N x spas s If g + i J .AL ,W F,-U - jr x. - YR, E Y ALS , 1 A SCHOOL F THE ZARKS iQ2QiQEiEiQiQEiQiQ5? u-4 I HuntMBrothers W General Merchants FW md H I We Try to Keep What You Want At a PRICE That You Will Buy Phone No. 20 HOLLISTER, MISSOURI ZQZQXZQQQQQQQQQZQQQQW Smeg f? QTYQSN-- ' f 1: 'ff am 3.5,-ve:-2-,aww . If V 'ew -M --- , v . . . I, ,T M . I 4 . ...X .- ,V , AA 'A V AI was ,' wr w' , ' S ff? '-',,vg- '5xQ,g'. 1-.1 - , 1-L-.A o- , , 1 if In V-9g A..-,:.u'.a:egg,q,:?gf v , Tl - l,,,,..4. M- -Y 'B Q V - . 3,5512 Q1 H -f 15 Q1--, V - .,.-4, H.. ,, ., 1--V , ..:4,gQj-,A I v W J in M ' f Z KS c 'H t B ILDI G MATERI l-.1-.....i1.1...-. .. - We have just finished electrifying and modernizing our planing mill and We are prepared to do prompt- ly all kinds of mill work. t We make bank, store and office fixtures. Also sash, doors and gen- eral mill, Work. We carry in our immense yard a A complete and general line of lum- ber and timbers, both pine and hardwood. We carry in stock a complete line of roofing of all kind and can of- fer you special and complete ser- vice from an expert roofer. ' We can supply you with building ma- terials oi all kinds. Our prices . are always right. Queen City Wood Works and Lumber Company SPRINGFIELD, MO. 1547 Boonville Avenue Phones 550-551 s S -.. .A eS?,,.seW..WXX X ' mi f'fZ'55 --- -' ' iff-E4i'5 --N. wwq, ' -- ,. ff Q ' ,--11.1. , ft- r - , ,, ,, .:-- ISNQ. :,, , ,g ' - V . .. Ia ---2:-if - :- ' - .,-- 31 -- 1 1 H. -' f , YT? . i,,,.Zmkm, 5. 3-G '- i e . iii! A S A gd A Q l, , j X M AA SCI-1001. of' THE zAR s It I H ollister, Missouri A Lively Community Rich in Real Things! . ..-. -1 .l.....-. 1-T HOLLISTER-on the Missouri Pacific Railroad in Taney County, the charming center of the picturesque Lake Taneycomo and Shepherd of the Hills region of the beautiful White River coun- try in the Southwest Missouri Ozarks, has long been noted as a most popular all-year-round health and recreation resort for fishing, hunt- ing, boating and bathing. Laid out by an experienced landscape artist it is nestled in a delightful valley on the shore of the Lake surrounded by greenclad hills unique in its environment and architecture with ornamental lake and creek fronts parks terraces stone walls bridges fine old trees quaint business houses and depot of river washed boulders in Old English style fronting a cement paved highway and green park way ornamented by a line of high poplars and' privet hedge shrubs and flowers Hollister stands in pleasing contrast to the average ru- 1 al community Among the well known institutions resorts and places of interest to visitors are the Presbyterian Chatauqua Assembly of the South- west Y M C A Interstate Recreation Camp and Summer Schools the School of the Ozarks Acacia Club Camp Perfecto Camp Ideal Camp Shoreacres Valley View Camp Camp Hollister Kohler s Re- sort Arte ian Well Y. English Inn Blue Lantern Tea Room Grand View Hot l Log Cabin Hotel and numerous cottages and furnished cabins I FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS ADDRESS BUREAU OF INFORMATION OF HOLLISTER COMMERCIAL CLUB HOLLISTER MISSOURI N 's 'f 7 Y . . 7 I . 7 7 7 7 7 , n . , - 7 . , 1 . . . J- 7 7 . n Q 0 7 7 7 7 7 Y , 7 7 , 3 v O 7 7 i D . -f 7 . . . Y W. s,,.,N my i- W , su , A gf.. -35: X i . ,RW V 7' , - --1-::, 'x1' ' ' ' . -1-77? if-311 H V ff, I ,L :-is.-1 ' -T912 I - ' ' s' 194- gif ' --A , f, '.. f, --,, ,441 .::,-1 . ,, i f r- f' 'xi-1 - u' Q. -:fr 1 1 - - .,. 1- . J ' Nw. ,A -' 9 ,gf fgxs iw ewmweimgmfwfdgafma 6 xx 'ff f fi 1 J SCHOOL OF THE OZARKSr lm5i- Compliments of the Pattoxi Creamery Co. SPRINGFIELD, MO. . Manufacturers of the Finest Butter and Ice Cream In The Ozarks ' rf , A-1-'La-A.a-06.-'La-'Snr n.e-'v.e-fx.,-1s.e-'v.e-'s.fvx.f-1K.eQ's.f-fv.e-1v.a-fx.. -N.,-A,.,.A,,,-A,,.n,,,.A,,, iiiiiiiiiiiiii. L E D 0 R F .- , ::,r fr Qzf ,14gfr,l1r1,:r aszs fas ? E-:, 1:-z Q www YZ 4 X v .M ,M 5 ,X ' fx. X .in -if?-f gf WNJ 15. f ' fel---My-X-Mf.N N M, wt' 4 -w ow? f +::a.'.:r- S. if 1, l I 1, f ,W X , .., f ,f , --1-L ? ,, .rf , ...... f Hoff' f ', , 'ma' N ' s Q .A 'lu' X SCHOOL or THE ozARKs we Your Dealer Sells OZARK ATTRESSES Ozark Mattress 8? Manufacturing Co Springfield, Mo. .ax ,Lx x AXA .v.Q.2.+, ,f.Q.f.,1L ,r.Q.9.v.:.n.r.e, 1.2.1.1 ,1.Q.f.r.v.1.f. .1 x.:.9.1L XJLJLX :.v.1L,m ,v.v.v.v. ,u I5 Save Systernaticallgv E and Invest Intelligently Electrical 0 Q . E ui ment Co Mnssounrn Home at q p Savings emmcil Loan -- o o :p AAP-X-5506353653053 Radio and Electrical Supplies Cor. South and Walnut Phone 697 Repairing of all Kinds SPRINGFIELD, Mo. Where Both Sides of Your EQ 303 South AV Dollars Work For You. 1: SPRINGFIELD M0 32 Ojiices In Principal Cities of If Missouri 4 S 1? NEW Q.,w.c,.mM K - ' f-QQQQ'-:1 51 ' '- W -' 'L ,:,E'-'?f:I5'EE 33, 5:31. 2-455, If- of - W...---, , 'V . 3f3'l Jef A F1554 bf? ..,., -nj., .,,,., , ,,.,, A - K CL, Tqgx 1 - i - -T ffl.-1 W T V Q- f -7 SCHOOL' TF THE OZARKS I l l .'l EN FRANKLHN HOTEL Reeimn Wifllhn Private Benillhl Della? emncdl en. Half A I 'l Fit for Your Wife and Daughter l l J. A. TAYLOR, owner H SPRINGFIELD, MO. 3 RWTCYQZTSQ.?ZIEf2l2YQZI.fTTT222v.QZ2'QZ2'ZfETf2flf1TNMv W. S. PETTIT, Vice-President PRESTON GREER, Ass't Cashier 7, W ALPENA PASS, ARK. Ml If Our Service is Satisfactory, Tell Others. ' A I If Not, Tell Us. a W. H. JEZZARD P. H. JEZZARD F. JEZZARD 4, W.. H. JEZZARTD seus Fruits earmdl Produce A Nl ' 442-444 West Phelps Avenue A SPRINGFIELD, Mo. V- R- J0NES,,President JESSIE B. GUIER, Cashieg 1 T. G. COX, Vice-President A , THE BANK OF OMAHA CAPITAL STOCK 810,000.00 OMAHA, ARKANSAS l n .. . M . . ..,.. W, ,,,..V z H V, . 4-55 '-.-. gli 1 M .4 ,...... . .,.. .,... . X Q.. .N fs QQ -fb, A mu- . 1,54-ig,-'I .,:':55r V . -Z AIS- 'tx Q '- . f -ya N . - -. 'i?Wh421 efrz2 -,E-ff -4. 4 gif,- ..... ' :Q 2 .- 1'-5: :':- . -. f.-. . -'SK -, - .vw .1 ...fr . 4-M -- '-. - - . .... . 325 1... -7 - V 6 A L - 1- . s xv, is ,- SCHOOL GF T ozARKs TRACY CREAMERY CO Springiield, Missouri Manufacturers of ..w,,- 4 V Tracyls' u Ice Cream and Butter was QM. A ,fb Exffvv sw NN-. . l l 1 sv- W .,-,tgffH':.-.vifigg N, ' , MU--E '.',5?s 'li' '- ' W-. .-,. 5 A. I, ' - ' 4 ..-- -4 '-'W' ff,f5Y 5fs21-3:-- A fa? s f I V- I . ,,,, - , A Q, . J : .- v ,.,.. , ,..,- - . , , ,. V .- , ,,.,, .,.. ,,.,,. , ,L , ,, , 1 P- ' -- -1 1 . ' is Mew 1'52Q,jg A. . nw-N, 4 N 1 Llwgffdr ,M,, ,f'4- i ff ' 3' P Www Af- 'ff SCHOOL OF THE OZARKS EW The Peop1e's Store Dru Qs, Sundries, Soda Fountain, P School Supplies DON O VAN DR UG C OZWPAN Y Phone 123 Try Us First Branson, Mo. FRANCIS' GREENHOUSE Telephone 335 1213 Boonville, Avenue Cut Flowers and Potted Plants. Funeral Work a Specialty W. W. Francis, Proprietor Spring field, Mo. TAXI! S ERVHC E ' To All Points S Special Trips to the Shepherd ofthe Hills Country and Marvel Cave J, ., GH SCCDIRT ' q HOLLISTER, MO. s 1 SHOE REPAIRING Quality Work at Reasonable Priees E. CQ EG-NER, Prop. A HOLLISTER, Mo. X New New X NN ' Wiz-.am 1' 5, 1 f C XXQ, 1 1 KH 'lu XQN zu ..-.. 44 f X gs., f W i ,,4- ig.. -W7 ,X If ,C ,nk-' I Ss' f,, I ers' 1. it-f At 7' 1 ,S- 'ff ,hw K H J QQ M M f , ,, if , ' W 1 , 1 1, aff f W my j P l K r X91 I W Q W or - reefs e -S S xxN Q + i 1' ' A SCHOOL O F THE z N ik Berger Company U ,I DEALERS IN 4 HAY, FEED, SALT R FLO UR, ETC it Hollister, Missouri H Pierce-Stigman Lumber Co. T: All Kinds of Builder's Supplies w Paints and Varnishes. Glass A Roofing Cement i We Make Uur own Lumber at Low Prices Pierce-Stigman Lumber Company in HOLLISTER, MISSOURI QQ X55 , .I .4 ,- aff- ' 5 ,. N - if ,,,, ..- .,'- -,Q-1 1 - -' 5- ',:,.- ,:7- 1 H . X I f, if - f +- - Www? . A ,LY . . -1 s. fi 'TW - ,Mfg SCHOOL OF THE OZARKS To The Students: WE ARE glad of the opportunity to again have our name enrolled among the contributors to your annual class magazine. This bank 'is proud of the School and its students and we sincerely hope that when the doors of your school years are closed behind you you will always keep in mind the principles of sterling character taught by the faculty of your School We want you to consider this bank as your friend and 9' we can assist you in any way in your plans for the future please let us know BANK OF H OLLISTER .Q Kring Wm..- f,,f57 N N M3330 . . , , I I l , J . . . . . . h O I . . . . . J . , SAY ' fr? -'-' M -3iiS E-2 ' -. 1 T , , ,. ,L a - . 47-N X, f-'j' 151 A f X bp s--. 3Sg,g'1r . ii- Nw ,fw Q-if , ffl' -'Q-. . fp- ff' ' - L L '0 - : Zil' -' - --Q V ' rv- ,,- Y df .,,, 7 . .,.. V ,Mk M i x, can PJ, -N Q N . I 5 bl J ,71- .., -xx -- W 1' ?- - 1,.'f N- ' i . , , ff-'f it X-, g SQHOOL GF THE OZARKS INVESTORS REALTY CO. City Property n Small Tracts Farms Sale or Trade A URORA, M O, ZCJLEZS J- F- Dillard 8115011 Sporting Goods ' . Window Glass Druggzsts 'I HE PENSLAFQ STORE 113 Madison Ave. AURORA, MO. 'V 'V 'V- V All a man Wants his Wife to .ill- -1- be is: A sweetheart, a valet, an audience and a trained nurse. Ouch! Mrs. Baker: When I was your age, I could name all the presidents off by heart. John Centers: Yeah, but i. . there was only about ten to re- Pastry 17 member then' Mr. Cave - My mother gave me a two tube set for my birthday. Regenerative? Naw, shaving and tooth. -American Legion Weekly. ,l.1 - ,iii- Q-:ES 4 'FEW -4 fe1i'0 1 ff, ' -a i' ' - . . X J + , .,. ,na - -. . ---f 5 - Q kg, 1 V h lf,-4, . -I .- 53.5 1. N, 1 .. , 41. Q , -V - i ,vwmr ., A '- ' X W V f :A -31 ' .ff ' W5 . ,k Z',i',....i ' ,5'54- .1 .- fa , f f -- f, if A sr A-.J - . f,....--- -'-l' L -: 'Y 'Q' V -W' ,---f -:ig-., Y Y , - , 'rr '--- -- C- A -ear' L. X 1-vi W ii scHooL F THE: :EZARKS The Green Forest Tribune. ' Green Forest, Ark. ERTIE O. ALLRED, Publisher ' 31.50 Per Year One of Ce1rrrellllCounmllyge Leecililrng- . Wleellslly Newspapers Our Job Department is fitted to do commercial printing as you wish it done, and at prices that can not but fit your purse. THE GREEN FORESTTRIBUNE NVNVNVNV J Nv-Nv PEQPLES BANK The Little Book That Plays A Big Part In Your Education- - - A savings bank book is a small bookg not nearly so large as a geography or an arithmetic or speller and yet-the lessons on earning spending and saving money which you will learn through its regular use, will prove of great importance to you when school days are over. HAVE A BANK -BOOK OF YOUR OWN llll77CorrllsmEe1rrrmwSe1v7e PEOPLES BANK BERRYVILLE, ARKANSAS Have you ever noticed that when nothing remains to be said, some boob always says it? , ' Some :ren think that the only way to win a girl is to buy her expensive flowers and show her with expensive gifts-they're right. ' .7 15 I , TE :: :' g?? A - ' .T xv Y, ,WN NWN N R WL I ff QQ f 1 'W f ,. me ml- ,,,, D l h.,,. X , mm J Q s. -.,, s. Wx f ,'y' ff X f sk 1' ' f, f..fl'uT2 ' '-I- if ,.- ,157 9- f , wf Q W ... 1 , -af-W ........,,, , , E,-rf , , A MMM ' fwf ff C,---... -muh' 7 I l 1 l 4 F cHooL TH M x or 1, to it if H OLLISTER DRUG CO. R B. KITE, Proprietor I 1 - i Kodak Films, Expert Finishing QM ATHLETIC ls, GOGDS if l + in Fishing Tackle, Stationery, Soda Fountain ,xl and a Complete Line of Candies Also a Complete Line of i -- Proprietory Me d i cin es F Prescriptions Carefully Compounded T HOLLIS TER, MISSOURI Sums XX' l -as-rfs3w4fA'is-me V N ,, f.f': I1-.,-1- 7 F' lgs 'STY!?i.,'1fF:!' H vw- V' -1 1 I , Twxfif' -':g'4 -711,-ev .f -if - --' . AQQQ- HlQ SQ' ,Q 425' , -' LF- J Ig.,-:Ei ' ' W' L T 4 .eff , ,. , ff' Y9.:2--:-' - if-471' '. ' 21- :.-, -1. -- f ,,'.. ,, ,Y,. .. Y ,I 1.-:lu - - ,--, -Y , N f ,, ' ev ' -k-V ' ' A O I -N N -..,,n,,,s,, V rp fd 4- f '4 ' ,LQ-zf, TN ' - as , .mx N ,Z 5 ff Q09 Zz, M .,- O ,14 , i SCHOOL OF TH OZARKS O,,O . E D M O N D sO N ' S ---'Good Things TO Eat--- ' , GROCERY Prompt Service 4 . Courteous Treatment i Branson, iMissOuri Nvdvvlvv-wx, NV'-v-'V-2-V-f-'v-fvvvvv NvMfhr1f'v9vNvWv WHEN younare in Branson orHollis- - ter, don't miss the Shepherd of Hills irip with Pearl Spurlock's Taxi i Interesting lecture. Ten years careful driving over the Hills O f' , BRANSON MO for Reservations NVNV-WV OZARK CAFE Home Cooking, Chicken and Fish Dinners SMITH ei PAST Prop BRANSON MISQOURI Phone 25 NV' The OWL Lunnnclb'-1 The Home of Good Eats And A Good REST ROOM for Ladies and Gentlemen MRS J E CONNER Prop Holhster MISSOUFI smQ. 'W'-. Qgp , , . 0 I 1 O I I , - I 0 1 e , ' -. , L 1 .-T . n o O - , , , 9 '- - xx 4 - A if' Te- f ' Nw-., - -15555: 1-,L ' ww' M Q J :T 513 ,315 'S '- ' H ips EP: .l1j'Va ii 4 .,,. ,vi . . K ' HOOL OF T OZARKS + Jr? I . , I 4, , Courtesy V g. nil I J HOLLISTERGARAGE H U HOLLISTER THEATRE H + . 1' 1 N DICK HULLAND MOTOR CO. 2EEfiQZM3Hi5SfE5QEi'QZQiQiQiQZQ 1 . 3 f7 FSS-' w H , , W 6 -- .Aemnxmxmxx I my N , . , ,, .,f5' 'L'-'zu-.':'..'jI5,j 5 h ' ,T .15-1: ,+':' e, '- s 547' t2'ZQ'i, ' 4 :QM 415, ,Lf - A1'zzz.f,:. ,3'-I - - i-' ,H-gif f'.L -:I . Q - ,way X A V 9, 31.2.11 ' ,:-:5 ,: , J 4, ' jf Qu ' , V , ,., , t V H 5, ,,... j.::,4rv,. ,I ii 'H' .13-' Y , 'Q w---- za,-4-.....: 1--rf., -L -N 4- -f - , 1 - ' ' -......,......-.-.---- .,. , - ww gwwaxw 3,7 1-nsllf I ffjzifn e SCHOOL or THE OZARKS Send Your Order For--W l . H1 P PAPER Q l TO THE if P All SPRINGFIELD PAPER CO. Springfield, Mo. A Telephone 1261 Il P Davidson O Cafeteria and Slgl-CI' ls Dining Room Drug CQ, Over J. C. Penny's Store . ll Home of Good Foods at , Reasonable Prices Strictly -ii Wholesale 4, Rest Room for Ladies and Gentlemen , l Springfield, Mo. 3 Springfield, Mo. , 1 mg NN. ff sifiijf ' - sf Qi:v.. Q . Sims-.---,..,.A,, .K - -rf' V ' M '-M xvx. ' T: .Y . 5 J. .,., - yung I, I H ,Q . in 2 ,glggf , ' SN -v.:. 51? --11 f- -1' jp? f J i . I jjj M X eat, ,.m,.4 h . : 1. , M,-'QV '.-gi Q-., ' o f' 1' , ral-, w- 21L.1-ffwl ,' :wg ' - , I 'il .SCHOOL or' TH ozfmxs l l , A CADYS TRANSFER . If you want anything done in a hurry, go to the man who is always busy. We Are Always Busy ' WE MO VE: Anything Any Place Any Tzme 14 L CADY 81 SONS HQLLISTER MISSOURI lf 'V 'NF 'Nf 'Nl of SAAD of Low PFICBS Low Prlces Dry Goods, Shoes, Notzons Fancy and Staple Grocerzes Trade Wlth Us and Save Money We Dehver Phone 66 SAAD MERCANTILE C0 Hollister M0 A C SHEL1 OlGWGRN6EERY CO Where Quality Tells and Price Sells Qulck Servlce Courteous Treatment ollzster, Mzssourz Phone 40 S' 5 gS sh'iX 4' ::r'4 , . 6 O . . ' , 0- I 'V 'v- v 'V-e'v 'v FNrQ1FQ1F'4f'4Fa1rWV 'xF'ftF sP'41F xfWV-'ftf'N-'1r-'Qhf1rWVi - . O I a , 0 . , . V- V NVNV 1 g 0 0 . . S H ' ' ' - 'F' -' ' -H' 1-- . Elf- V K ...- . ?fi?gE'v 1 il'- - f --- '-1- f , .1 -' .'t- .,, - . .. J r - :Z , . g !l 1 K fj1 iW,W,,,.. Q . -V 1 ..f:L..'i1 A -W SCHOOL GF THE OZARKS 'L l P vw . -' H tk! W , IN VW 1 V YV r W HL 4 ,V fn F, 5' , ui, HY f' A I y , J Q in ' v P l - M ' M , b , t ' ' 1 x Xxmmxv Q 'Elm' -.Nuns HR xwk N-'fl- X -i4','W 'WM , .W - .12-3 A f - f -.,. fi V1---W. . . . . - W ,,,.'- ,,..-. ,,.,,5 14 '- -5:1- ,-4a:v,5,,, -'Xi 1: - - Q 12,7 V J-f ig .lf A, -I , ,1,-1v, 'X -,Civ 112226511 Lim, -N 1 ,. -zz. g ...,-1'-A - 4,1 -f-f5 - ff E4-s .-.::z:gig,3::r , -:uf -fun. ,..1g, -an - .' , ,.,.,.,f,,:f vg 31' , - - . ,. ..:---22, -1 f - 9 f- - v, 1- f , - -, E.. ' 'ME' 55235 ,Y Y V , N. ,i ...,.,.,,,,.gf-,Q,Q-4-Wm,f,p2.1: :,EL,k.,mv,,, A V - V 1 - ., - Kal Af ' ' .L v 4 V if gp, fr-. -- , L Q 1 :.1,,-EJ:--wx ffaals., S , ' 'fri M -f ,M fZ,,,C,,.,.P,,',- .T . ,, V, , , W, wg . '. f H , H2322 A xg- 'ff .wi , 5 ,. gl, ef. if if Q' - 6' PQQBQQQ A , ,A , if : m -'rw' f 7,1 . --'f'-if ' Q., Q. , Y ,D , . Q is ,S 's,-19 9-2 ' Lf-wg'-kit-, -V , 1 1 ' ' '. :f3',.,.:'K '7 . 7 x -.Lv - 1 ' X , P r I F Q-f5,f,5. cvvjga. Y M V gf,-.Qfjui i A k, ' ' gf' ff 4-'4-.517Lvfij-?,,1, nf. A' f,,,:::. 11: FT-.si ':- ff J , iff? F? lk' wwf :,, ' E3i,f m .3125 , . If lv. v ' .L v I - 5,.Q-365+ -. 1:1 'f' ' y Sire: 1-1 W, I,-.I 159.1 51 -