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

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T. N. T. Eve ear you will find the T. N. T.'s still striving to reach those FY Y higher ideals, and not content to climb by ourselves, but lending a help- ing hand bo others. Even though we strive to help everyone, we ave ters this year and endeavored to bring a larger group of girls into closer ' ' ' t ' more enter- contact and comradship with their fellow students, o give tainment and to set forth higher ideals. We have had several nice picnics and social programs, but have devoted most of our time tlo religious activities. We are proud of our new sponsor, Miss Allison voted her time and services to helping us Tackle New Tasks. h taken T. N. T. sis- Prescott. She has de-

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Sponsor, Miss Ross President, Iva Adams ' ' XX Vice-president, Merle Reed Secretary, Martha Keef K TWO-BY-TWO CLUB Whileuthe Two-by-Tlwo Club, looking forward tolits tenth birthday, is no longer in its infancy, the new has not begun to wear off the inspir- ation and stfrength on which the Club was founded We learn to Follow the Gleam while we are here, and members now graduated tell us the challenge continues to hold after they have left the School. Our ambition as a Club is to strive to live up to the high ideals of Tw -b - l o y Two, to be as clean as our colors fRoyal Blue and VVhiteJ, as cheering and beautiful in character as our flower fLi1 - f-th -V y o e alleyl, to be helpful to our fellow students, and to truly Follow the G1eam wher- ever duty calls us.

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LINCOLN DEBATING CLUB Fifty boys and girls applauding at the speech of a beginner as though they had just heard an orationg the presdient and secretary being called down for cutting up during the programg the sponsor buying a book on debating so she would be ready for any question which might be put to herg Alfred Fain delivering an oration on grafting spaghetti treesg Juniors and Seniors joining tfne Club because they Want to learn to talk before giving their chapel talks g-All this goes into making up the Lincoln Debating Club which is larger this year than ever before. From this group came the boy who was the most outstanding speak- er in this section of the State this year. The entire Club has given ea- ger support to the debating teams as they have entered tournaments. But the credit for our success goes for the most part to our new sponsor who has labored long and patiently for us. Daisies to you, Miss True!