FORSYTH HIGH SCHOOL, FORSYTH, TANEY COUNTY, MISSOURI

                              CLASS OF 1927


HIGH SCHOOL SONG:

WE'RE LOYAL TO YOU FORSYTH HIGH
WE'RE STEADFAST AND TRUE FORSYTH HIGH
WE'LL BACK YOU TO STAND GAINST THE BEST IN THE LAND
FOR WE KNOW YOU HAVE SAID FORSYTH HIGH HIGH
"RAH, RAH"
SO SHOOT THAT GOAL FORSYTH HIGH
WE'RE BACKING YOU ALL FORSYTH HIGH
OUR TEAM IS OUR FAMED PROTECTOR
ON BOYS FOR WE EXPECT A VICTORY
FROM YOU FORSYTH HIGH


SCHOOL SONG-2

OUR STONG BAND CAN NEVER BE BROKEN
FORMED IN FORSYTH HIGH
FAR SURPASSING WEALTH UNSPOKEN
SEALED BY FRIENDSHIP'S TIE

CHOROUS

FORSYTH HIGH SCHOOL NOW AND EVER
DEEP GRAVEN ON EACH HEART
WILL BE FOUND UNWAVERING TRUE
WHEN WE FROM LIFE SHALL PART
HIGH SCHOOL LIFE AT BEST IS PASSING
GLIDING SWIFTLY BY
THEN LET US PLEDGE IN WORD AND DEED
OUR LOVE FOR FORSYTH HIGH


CLASS MOTTO:  WE STRIVE TO EXCEL!

CLASS COLORS:  SILVER GREY AND ORANGE

CLASS FLOWER:  AMERICAN BEAUTY ROSE


SUPERINTENDENT:  C. A. HUFFMAN

PRINCIPAL:  STELLA GARINGER

PRESIDENT:  J. C. PARRISH

SECRETARY:  ARTHUR JAMES


CLASS ROLL:

JAMES KENNETH AWBERY
MAMIE LEAH BLANKENSHIP
ALFRED RALIEGH EDWARDS
EARL EMMANUEL EDWARDS
EDNA M. ELLISON
CECIL VERNON JENNINGS
MADGE ISALINE OWEN
HARRY E. RANDEN
WALTER G. REYNOLDS
ALICE G. ROBERTS
LOLA CORINNE SCOGGINS
THEODORA SCOGGINS
JAMES CEICIL SNAPP
MARY LEE STEWART
IRMA JEWEL WALKER
MERLE WALKER
AUGUSTA A. WHARTON
ALMA ELLEN WOOD


                        COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES

                            MAY 20, 1927

PROCESSIONAL

INVOCATION:  REV. U. G. JOHNSON

SALUTATORY:  JAMES C. SNAPP

QUARTETTE:  IRMA WALKER, RUBY ROEBUCK, MERLE WALKER, ALMA SMITHSON

VALEDICTORY:  ALICE ROBERTS

SOLO:  MRS. WEBER

CLASS ADDRESS:  W. Y. FOSTER

PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS:  J. R. GIDEON


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