Will Mayfield College - Ozark Glory Yearbook (Marble Hill, MO)

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i l OZARK GLORY 'WW EY W5 reflzmen lVlILDR1ED JOHNSON- Millie Advance, Missouri Mark Twain, Glee Club, Centenarian Club, Public Speaking Club. MISSOURI GARNER'-ulV.llSSOlll'lH Tyler, Missouri Y. W. A., Wimacoli, French Club, Cente- nzrrian Club. 4 BEN VANAMBURG- Swabby Lutesville, Missouri Mark Twain, M Club, Basket Ball, Fool- bull. VERA hAfEI.liER- VCl'R,, Lutesville, Missouri M us. FLOYD ROLIT--'lDOt,, Marble Hill, Missouri Glec Club, Mimacoli, Y. W. A., Annual Staff. GERALIDINE MALONE- Bitty,' Oak Ridge, Missouri Y. W. A., Mark Twain, Public Speaking Club, Glee Club, Orchestra. Lois KYGER- Sunsl1ine Marble Hill, Missouri Wimueoli, Public Speaking Club, French Club. MARY JENKINS- H.lC1lliSH Marble Hill, Missouri Mark Twain, Secretary-Treasurer of M Club, French Club, Vice-President Student Body, Giee Club. JOHN R. MANN-fgSlS,, Cardwell, Missouri Wimacoli, French Club President, Basketball Captain, M Club. WELDON FULBRIGI-IT - Fulbright,' Doniphan, Missouri Wimacoli, Debate Club, Baseball. 9 0 241

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QQOZARK GLORY 27 iferhmen Mnnsi-mi. CLAYTON-H.lZ1CliU Charleston, Missouri French Club, Mark Twain, Baseball, Football Cuptuin, Basketball, M Club, President of Freshman Class. OLGA BURTON- Tillie Campbell, Missouri Mark Twain, Centcnurian Club, Glee Club. Cillssrizn BARNER- Baluml1 Lafe, Arkansas Football, Basketball, French Club, M Club, President of Mark Twain, Annual Stall. NORMA ANDERSON- Tiny Painton, Missouri Mark Twain, Glee Club, Centenarian Club, French Club, Y. W. A., Orchestra, Annual Staff. LU'1'H1'z1i, WINCI-ussrlziz - Shotgun Advance, Missouri Wimucnli, Debating Club, Volunteer Band, Public Speaking Club, Sergeant-at-Arms of Freshman Class. LENNIE KIMES- Lennie Conran, Missouri Wixnucoll, French Club, Public Speaking Club, Centenarian Club. '1'r1AaoN STALLINGS - Stallings Morley, Missouri Mark Twain, Secretary-Treasurer of Debate Club, Annual Stuff, Public Speaking Club, French Club, M Club, Basketball. N1s1..1.11: CALDWELL- Nell Lutesville, Missouri Vice-President of Freshman Class, Public Speaking Club, Centenarian Club, Y. W. A., Wilnacoli. D. L. POTTS- D. L. Holland, Missouri Mark Twain. l23l

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V MOZARK Grout' 'NW ws n, I refhmm College lam OFFICERS President - - - - Nfl-XRSHAI. CLAYTON Vice-'Presiclent - - N1zLLm CALDWHLI. Secretary-Treasurer - - - - C1-115511311 ALLEN Flowers-Fern and Rose Colors-Pink and Green Motto-Ad astra per aspera. ln the poetry writing contest- sponsored by the Monitor and the Ozark Glorv Staff, a freslnnan, Chester Allen, won with the follow From an occult force, unseen, unheard, Full of impetous fury stirred, Falling' and foaming undeterred, The mystic river flowed, lflowed from the lofty, far-away hills, Fed by its seething, shimmering rillsg Leaping and bounding on, loudly resound- ing on 'lfhrough the grim forests spending' its wills The mystic waters flowed. Spasmodic splashing! Crystalline spray! Swelling, Slll',Ll'il1j.1', sweeping away Into the gulches, wildly astray! Th' enchanted river sped, Swept o'er the steep, rough, rock-strewn cliffs, Seeped tln'oug'h the deep-grooved, jagged ledge's rifts, Restlessly runibling' on, roaring and tumb- ling' on Into the valleys, whirling with drifts lts mystic waters shed. Darker than nig'ht's drab, darker it grew Changed -from its clear, bright crystalline blue, Sordid and foul slime, ghastly to view!-- That mystic flowing streamg Qui through the dense, drooped .fantastic brush, Ifitfully pouring' its murky slush, Viciously slashing on, violently dashing on Issued the mystic stream. ing poem: Spheres of the heavens yielded their light: Shapes on the landscapes tiitted from sightg All in one formless, chaotic night, ,Reflected in its depthsg VVhereupon faint from the void afar Floated the notes of a ghostly choir, XVeird, suppressed, sobbing tones, wailing, pathetic moans, Balefully bodingl Portentousl Diresl- That music from the depths. Then from the dark, tempestuous whirl, Topping each furious surge and swirl Silently glided a craft of pearl Devoid of occupantg White as the coat of a bathing swan, Guiding' its course by its luster on, Like much to iAl'flll11 S barge, in the fair maiden's charge, And land of pure content. Out o'er the landscape, coursing its flight lnto the innermost realms of night, Fainter and dinnner, tieeting'from sight The lustrous vessel rowedg Q O'er the dark waters the ghostly strain Died in the tumult, and once again Leaping and bounding on, loudly resound- ing on Out of my dreamland's fancied domain The mystic river flowed. Sw it l25l