East High School - Echoes Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 204 of the 1925 volume:

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FRANK FEE REPORT ERS Whitney Drake Camille Dunn Willa Holmes Iota Moutray Marguerite Sanders Clara Stover Norma Suhm Margaret Waters ART CONTRIBUTORS Cover Design ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Margaret Shanklin Bookplate t,,...,,,,,,,,,,,,t , ,,,, .. ,,,,,t Sybil Reynolds Division Page Border ,,,,,, ,.,,,, , Sybil Reynolds Page Border ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, R uth Gardiner Autograph Border ,,,,,,,, t,,,,,,,. D orothy Bowen Kodak Pages ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,.i,, B etty Postlewaite STUDENT PRINTERS Elmer Lockwood Ernest Bussard Orvalle Mellikan Orrin Stevens William Webb eeamie she has been willing fo give help, encouragement oe sguqmathg to ang one who :webs il ani! because she has Qwen-N hee time unselfishlu ani! cheerful- lyio ihe Demauils of The Senior ela,8S,u4e,fhe gvailualing elm? ' - of u1eu1Hv,in appreciation of ' her zseeuieemheoieate llfus au -uuul to - QM5 -Cielia-Idght - Gable uf Gnnienia Elntrnhurtinn Ilknrulig . Qllammi . Swninru . iluninru Svuphnn1nrm Elvpartxnxvuin Giitgunizatiunu Qpurtn . Obhhn :mb Enhu Autographa IHrnni Entranrv at Night Enya' Gymnasium Glnintrr Snuthmrnt Ollniutrr Nurthmwi Bum' Glanqaun Eirum Z1 Eiutanrv 5:2112 nn Glhiahnlm Glrvvk 41019, ,,.' fi ,Af - A I mhvn mintvr Glnmru GPIB' Nun Event Smnm MR. L. W. MAYBERRY, Superinzendenr MR. L. W. BROOKS, Principal ' QD T W QD QQKQKQQ T I +Hm1uumy+ 1 Q yzwkgy. !q.?.,, fQ9zwi5??' ' I M . . I A .-.V Z T' - V .L - g I b A .Y E N f.. Q ,Y X .a F N 2 w., 'ggtz "J f 7X ' - I 15 Q, . - my i nv .- I I K H ' . .IQ 52 .. ,. l . v I . 52.1 I I 'Y -' . -2.-Q - In ui 1 4 I I.. W. BROOKS. PFI-l7L'!-PL!! A.IB..LAWRENCECOILIKII1 A. NI., LAXVRENCE COI.I..IiilI, IQNIVI1RSI'I'Y OF WISCONSIN BENJ. W. TRUESDELI.. If!-CE'Pl'l'l7Cl'17tlI. Head of Science Deparlmcnt A. B.. FRIENDS UNIVERSITY IS, S.. UNIVERSITY OF CIIICAGO GLENN STILES. Botany A. B., COLORADO COLLEGE A. VI.. UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO COLORADO AGRICULTURAL COLI.IX3Ii BIOLOGICAL CAMP. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN W. T. EMERY, Biology A I5 . UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS A. M.. UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS W. A B McPHERSOYf'OIII ... . . , ..iCIi UNIVERSITY OF COLORAOO D. ROYER. Biology RUTH HEII.. Biology A. B., NVASIIBURN lQOI.I.IEC3I. A .. J .l. A. GLOVIER. Chvnmzru A.IS.,IfRII1Nl7S uxlvziuslfx' L'N1v1a11s1TY OF KANSAS LNIVFRSITY OF culcianao JOHN M. MIC Q A 1s..ux1vl3Rs1TY or lvxxms L'NlX'I RSITY or fgulcgxcao HENER. Cha-nzislrnf J. W. ESI. A. Fx., FRIIENDS UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO I STOGSDILL. Cin-177islr'gf MIRIAM VOX WITHROW. Physics Ph.B.Ux1vr2Rs1TYoF CHICAGO .I. I-I. KORB. Physiology Ii, S . UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS AI. S., UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS SCIIOOI, OF AIIEDICINIQ UNIVERSITY CF KANSAS MEADE T. HARCISS. X Vocational Agricullurv I5 S., KANSAS STATE AGRIlQUL'l'L'RAI, Col.1.EcaE A 4 , x I I ' n + sf -I YI If I f w 2' 2 I 'A v il I I If me I yy , ..-.., 5 I A I ' If A I ' I Y I' 2 l Ti 2 X Z '1 'iii QQQ . an . 'E .5 wx 2? .,, R ' Q . . , 01 "-g.rf'.. .5 f: C ky 1. ii ' L if " I" -:ef 1:61, g1..2'uefw 1 "ii ' s Q,.',fi'fx' .5 "iw 1 ag i' . J 5. . - 7' 6' wr' 1 . 1, ' L. I I7 W. W. PATTERSON, Science B. S., UNIVERSITY OF OREGON B. Ed., UNIVERSITY OF OREGON PHILOMATH COLLEGE .JAMES W. MACY. Biology A. B., FRIENDS UNIVERSITY VERA KNICKERBOCKER. Head of English Department A. B., FAIRMOUNT COLLEGE A. M., COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY LUCETTA JOHNSON, English A. B., IVICPHERSON COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS UNIVERSITY OF GIIICAGO ELIZABETH HODGSON. English A. B., FAIRMOUNT COLLEGE A. M., UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS UNIVERSITY OE WISCONSIN UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO LEONA McANULTY, English A. I5 . CARTHAGE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OI: ILLINOIS ELLEN SMITH, English A. B.. FAIRMOUNT COLLEGE KANSAS STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE LUCILE I-IILDINGER, Journalislic Writing A. B., UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS SARA VJHITE, English A, B.. UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO UNIVERSITY OE COLORADO CELIA LIGHT, English A. B., SOUTHWESTERN COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO HAZEL SANDERS, English A. B., PAIRMOUNT COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO PEARL ADAMS, English A. B., STERLING COLLEGE A. M.. UNIVERSITY OF IOWA KI, - . If A , V X ,rfwi-gf-,fixzgwg -.Sys x f 'A . iff fqig v-A ,' f ' it , nga, I 'SSI gf? I I r ' If-A . ,. 5. Qi is .., 'S 1, , Z I , . ,, L , ' 13 , ' 2 P S.: , , : 7 gf ? it ,S If , ' ? . . - ' ' ' vs' Y ' ' "QE -' ' I if L:-: I f 5 ' -. I ., w ' .,,. E gg.. ,Q L I 712. f ga . x Iv ,. 1, f 1 " , Y A "1-s'5"i T , 'F LORILNA li. CASSIDY, Algebra B S., OTTAWA UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF IioI.oIzADo UNIVERSITY OI: WISCONSIN M, BIRD WEIMAR. Algebra A. Is., SOUTI-IXVESTEIIN COIIIQGE A, M., CoI.L':VIBIA UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO BESSIE B. GREEN, Geomerrg A IS , UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS Is UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS UNIVERSITY OF IIIIIJIIIGAN coI.L'Ix.1IsIA VNIVITRSITY T I LICY E. HALL. Geomelry and Algebra A. B., UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY CHARLOTTE l-IAASS, Geometry and Algebra A. M , UNIVERSITY OF IiHII3ALsO ELIZABETH I-IAASS, Geozmflrg A.IB,FAIRMOUNTIIlJI.l.IiQil1 A. M , UNIVERSITY OF CAI IFORNIA EDNA WILLIAMS, English .I Is., OT'I'AXX'A UNIVERSITY ENIVIQIISITY OF KANSAS I'NIVI-RSITY OIT c3IIIc.xI.o DOROTHY ROBB, English A. Ia,CoI1NIiI.I. CoI.LIiIxE ISABEL OLDHAM FORD, Englibh A Is , UNIVEIISITY OF NIeIsIIASK.x LLOR ENCE XVI-IITCHER. English A. B., UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO UNIVERSITY OF CAI IFORXIA BERTHA I., HERSHEY, English A I5 . FAIRVIOUXT COLLIEGI2 UNIVERSITY OI: KANSAS MARY KELLY, HI-rid of lVILlII7L'fTZ41llCS DL'l7llfll77L'l1l A. IS., IFRILYDS L'NIYI:RSI'I'Y A, AI . CIUI.L'AIl.5IA LQNIYIERSITY 19 ' :II -' S, if If fl? Q, , is, .- .-S-fr' Til' 'W 5' ,, ,. S It ' ' MARY K. PHENICIE Economics and American History A. B.. KANSAS STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE A. M., UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN EVA M. ARMSTRONG. American History B. S., KANSAS STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF WISCCFNSIN MARGUERITE BLISS. European History A. B., FAIRMOUNT COLLEGE A. M., COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY EDNA YETTER, American History A. B., SOUTHWESTERN COLLEGE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO VJILLIAM WIEBE. A. B., BETHEL COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO VJ. A. YOUNG, American History A. B., FRIENDS UNIVERSITY A. B., HAVERFORD COLLEGE A. M., UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO HARVARD SUMMER SCHOOL ALICE K. BELL. Geometry and Algebra A B.. OTTAXVA UNIVERSITY MARGIE HERRIFORD, Algebra A. B.. FAIRMOUNT COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN RUTH VJOODXVORTI-I, Geometry A B., UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN CHRISTENA ROSENDALE. Head of History Department A. B , KANSAS STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE A. M.. TEACHERS COLLEGE. COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY JESSICA M. SMITH, European History A. B.. KANSAS STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE A. M., UNIVERSITY OF XVISCONSIN UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO MAY HOWES. European History A, B.. FRIENDS UNIVERSITY A. M., FRIENDS UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO 20 V, , I - fff w ' . ' f I ' ' ' Lili? . ' 5121 gs , M ESM -I Ifjf ' 7 3 If , wi I gf I ia 5? ' , T' 1 2 . ' S "f it 1 5 5 . 9' N4 if S, i " I J i. ., I N 1 fi' K 2555555- -' . JR- I ' I-I. S. NIII.I.IiR. Head of Commercial De arzment P Ph B., M. LI S , OHIO NORTHERN UNIVIZRSITY UNIVERSITY UF THF CITY OI: NI-XY YORK Cf7I,UMI5IA UNIVERSITY A. L. HICKIVIAN, Penmanshzp I I3 , KANSAS XVI5SI.I:YAfNI UNIVIIRSITY IIQIZIYCIFIIIR UI: I:I.OK1L"I'ION ' KIYNSAS XYlQSI.I5Y'AN UNIVIIRSITY LOTTA GREEN. Arirhmezlc I3 S. IIIICIIIQAN S'I'.-Y'1'IQ'I'IEAC'I'IERS COI,I.I.C1I' CHRISTINA B. BURK, Bookkeeping I5 S . IN CQMIIIEIIQIQ, KANSAS STATE TIEACHIQRS LOI I.IEGIi IB S., IN IEIDLYJYTIONV KANSAS STATI5 TFACHERS CUI LEGIE NORA S, STOSZ. Shorzhuml LIFE c3EI1'I'IFIctATI: SPI:CIAI. IIRoFIcIIIiNc:Y IN Co:xIxIIsRI:E KANSAS ST.a'I'E TI?.fYC'III:RS c1oL1 IEGI1 IDA E. BOYD. Shorthand and Business English KANSAS STATE TITACIIIERS f:oI.l.I.cII IIREIIG SLZHQIII. VSOYIJES' BUSINESS cjoI.I.I1G1. UNIVERSITY mf CIIICQAIIII . 5' J s A. ,,. lx Ed I IQATIIRYN BROYVN. TgpeLI,'rI'!z'ng NIISSOLQRISTI-Y'l'I1 'IIIHJICIIIERS COI.l.IlLiIi IIOIXIR.-YIJO STATE 'I'I1ACI"IIfRS COI.I.IfK1Ii CIIISIZGG SC HOOI. CII'XI CIIIIY BUSINESS CUI I.ECII: Hl1I.I2N VARLEY, TgpvIurI'1mq Is, s SIMMONS n.cII.I.I can J. B. YINGLING. Head of Manual Arts DepuI'lnII'nt 'I S. KANSAS STATE TIEACIILRS IIUI I IIGIZ I'L'RI5I'I: I.'NIVIfRSI'lkY .I. C. YVOODIN. IIIood1urnI'nq KANSAS STATIE TIE.-YLIIIIRSl'UI.l,I2iiI1, OI' PITTSIBURG I7. T. FEE. Prinling IIIIIIINDS UNIX'I1RSI'I'Y IQANS YS SVI .YTII 'I'I7.YIQIII RS I III I.I7GIT CII.-YS.If..IONI2S.I'I'I'n1I'I' Q. j' . 5 ,155 1 .5 In 5 1- f- 5' -' I f 3- .1 g ROBERT E. SELLERS, Mechanical Drawing B,S.,KANSAS STATE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE KANSAS STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE OF EIVIPORIA KANSAS STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE OE PITTSBURG D. W. M.EANS, Auto Repairing A. B., FRIENDS UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS KANSAS STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE MARION W, SMITH, Machine Shop KANSAS STATE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE NELL M. WADDINGTON, Head of Household Arts Department Ph. B., UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO TEACHERS COLLEGE, COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY HELEN M. SMITH, Sewing NORTHWESTERN OKLAHOMA TEACHERS COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO RUBY A. ADAMS, Cooking A, B., FRIENDS UNIVERSITY KANSAS STATE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO LULU GROSH, Head of Latin Department A, B., UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS A. M., UNIVERSITY OE XVISCONSIN ALFREDE HORNOR, Latin A. B., FRIENDS UNIVERSITY A. M., UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN ELIZABETH APEL Head of Modern Language Department A. B., UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS A. M., UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS BESSIE GOODYEAR, Spanish A. B.. FRIENDS UNIVERSITY A. M.. UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN LUADA SEVERANCE. Spanish and French A. B., FRIENDS UNIVERSITY A M., UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN EUNICE J. STORMONT, Spanish A. B., STERLING COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO 22 I I .1 "-Lf'-. 1 'zggi F, 1 . I, fi . 'f an K,-' Ev' . I - ' I 3.3 'I Q ' I . I A,, If f I 9283 gs U05 iii 141 I ' -Q SIM we FE IDN LSI 7124. 329. g. -7 3-'TH Zim E-I0 , M S29--F sig.:- Ew Da 1 F aim gu X2 :Z 1.3 mE QB C F 5 S04 QP? Nana '-l CAC sig E+? imc f-'Z 2 2 N x Ar: Q44 ci Z'-E E5 PC C14 Z., 215i ESQ 2: f-473 . -4? 9 IETHEI, OUTXVATLR. IJIYILUIITIQ and Design ARI IYQ'I'I'I'UTE OF CIIICIAGO LIDA MCBRIDE. Head of Publrc Speakzng Deparlmenz A.B.,CORN1TI.I. UNIVIIRSITY A. M.. COR NITLI. UNIVILRSITY UNIVIEIISITY IBF LIIICAGO UNIVERSITY Ivlf XYISFONSIN EUI,A-LEE TOIVILINSON Public Spcfalzing O. IS.. VAIPARAISO UNIVERSITY LYCIEUM ARTS CONSIERVATORY CHICAGO SIZIXIINARY RAYMON H. HUNT A IB , LIOLORADO STATIE TILACIIHRS COIIIIGF S'I'UI'7I:NT UF H A. VANDFRCOOK, CIIICAISO S YUIJFNT OF WM.KNI2K1IIT,CI .XRINIETIST DENVER SYMPHONY STUDENT OF ERNEST FEICI ITINGFR BIZRLIN. GIERNIANY I ' , 'X 1 S . . S' , . .. L . 1 E7 f , NSETQ I BLANCHE HARVEY Harmony and Chorus ISIEIIIANY GOI I Iziil. .XXIIIRICAN INSTITUTE OF NORMAL INIIf'IHU NOR'I'HXX'IiS'I'ERN UNIVITRSITY LYHICAGO MUSICAL COIIIQCEF ANIERIC.-XN COXSIERYATORX' WITH KARLIETON HACKIETT COACIIIFD WITII DAVID ISISPHASI STUUIIED WITH CHARLES IBOWKS I IFI2 FITRTIFICATIQ IN PIANO, VOICE AND THIEORY A. R. YOUNG. Head of Bogfs Physxfal Trazmng Depl. A. I5 . LJNIYIERSITY OF KAYSAS UNIVITIQSITY OF ILLINOIS UYIYIQRSITY OF XYISCGNSIN CHARLES YV. GRAVES, Gynmas1'un7 SPIIINliI:II.I.I5 UNIVIIRSI IIY CLIFFORD J. GALLAGHIER. Gymnasium IJ V NI . IQAYSAS STATE AGRICULTURAI. COIIIEGE 0KI.AIIIwfxIA AuRII'L7I.'I'L'I1AI. AND fXII:CQII.-XNIIH-XI. UNIVERSITY JOHN C. HIEDRICK. GIm1m1siun7 IE I'. Ind KIIII AGU Y AI.l A CDI LIIGE v.IIIsox's C'OI.I.I:GI: ETHEI. DOUGHERTY Head of G11'I's I'l7L1srral Trarmng Dept. A I5 . BNKIIR IfYIVI7Ii5I'I'Y UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS LIYIXIRSITY OF XYISLOXSIN I, NIX'I'IlSI'I'Y OF f1AI,IFURNIA I f D IONA HERRIFORD, Gymnasium A. B., FAIRMOUNT COLLEGE KANSAS STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN S. LENORE FOX, Gymnasium A, E., UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS ELIZABETH I-IASTIE, Gymnasium A. B., WELLESLEY COLLEGE GRADUATE DEPARTMENT OF HYGIENE AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION, WELLESLEY COLLEGE IDA R. KRUPP, Gymnasium B P. Ed., AMERICAN COLLEGE OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA MRS. C. A, HATTON, Smdy Room FAIRMOUNT COLLEGE NELLE S. WEST, Registrar LIFE DIPLOMA SPECIAL PROFICIENCY IN COMMERCE KANSAS STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE FRANCES WRIGHT STRICKLAND, Office A. B., UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS ALICE COCHRAN, Ofiice UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS FREIDA STARR, Office WICHITA HIGH SCHOOL HAZEL HOXVES, Librarian A, B., FRIENDS UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI CHAUTAUQUA LIBRARY SCHOOL GRACE H. HULL, Dean of Girls CALIFORNIA STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE FAIRMOUNT COLLEGE FRANCES DOWNS, Welfare Teacher A. B., FRIENDS UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO ANNAMAE GARVIE Cafeteria Superuiser B.S.,KANSAS STATE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGI' QDQUQEWDQD AWWA J I +auHsses+ I M Qvninra OFFICERS OIT CLASS OIT '25 Presrdent-George Gscll Secretary--Paul Boyer XIIIFQ-I,fG.9IlIL'V7IS1RJy' Riley Treasurer-'Jack Clark Avis Kennedy Sergcant-at-arms-Cyril Crmsctlv llIlL'!-.'Il'I'XlIVllSS Celia Light, Nl r. YV. A. Young. Mr. B. XV. Truusdcll, SLNIOR COMMITTEES 'Z5 4'OXlNlIFIkFIII1Ii l-OR OIR! 'S lilll-XIDLH-X'l'lXG CZoS'l'L?NI1 flvii Kmncdy-Cfl7lu1'rm1n Mary Dean Scott COINIMVI Ray Rilcy-Chairman lfrnnk Marshall Ilvclyn Nelson Margaret I'rcslon lfvclyn Starr 'TIZIE VOR IHoY's C3I?Ai3L'.X I INK, KOS I DMI, Ross McBurncy Hubert Dye Adolph Ohrvnll SIQNIOR DAY COMlX'llT'I'I2If Ruth Dockum--C'lmzrmmm liAll1Cfl1'1C Ijclric John IHOIICHIQUI' Alfrucl llowsc Dorothy Bowen Slnnlcy Shaft .XNNOUNCIZMIINT COMIVIITTEE Margarcl SllJI'llilII1-fihlll-I'l77LlI7 limnic Harris I.cllm Clmmncss Zelmn I3c.un.1n Donald Smith Milalrcll XV.ml Mary Dorothy Collyur Mn ric Rn m sc y ,.. Qeninr lanes intnrg having Spent the Freshman year in various intermediate schools Perhaps QMM it was for that reasonlthe members were not chided or joked as much as 'MM the Freshmen of previous years. All assemblies had to be duplicated as the Sophomore class was as large as the Junior and Senior class combined. HE class of '25 was the Hrst to enter the old high school as Sophomores, During this year a "get acquainted" St. Patrick's Party was given, where games were played in the halls and a play entitled "The Two Dicks" presented in the auditorium. By the next year, 1924, the new high school was finished where all the students of the school could enjoy assemblies at the same time. Junior-Senior Frolic was held in the Spring: the program consisted of con- tests and a series of vaudeville acts presented by members of both classes. A number of Juniors decorated the Forum and ushered at the graduating exercises of the class of '24. As Seniors, the class took part in many activities. The first party to be given was a Christmas party. Afterwards came "Kid Day" which was different from any idea before presented at W. H. S. All the Seniors appeared in school wearing kiddie clothes. A Senior Day was also enjoyed consisting of a long assembly in the morning followed by a picnic at Sirn's Park ending in a line party at the Miller Theater. Football, basketball, tennis, soccer, wrestling and tumbling were all entered into by the members of this class. Near the close of school the usual custom of having a Senior Banquet was followed, also that of uniform dress in the graduating exercises held at the Forum. There were over four hundred fifty members of the class. 26 ALGIEO, CHARLES Halzllxx Tllll young mill may ofllll be mn wllll .l girl llfllllw lllml ll Allcnc. Wc'll lull you llll llll Ol lllll gallant llll. ll 5 llllkllll ofrcllol'blilll1tglccll, A1.l.l.ll, xvlxwxli All all .llollllll llllmll ll xv.lylll. , 'lin lm lllflwll lllx lllllly .l lm.-. lil llllllllfl lllw gollll xvllll lhl lml Sllll lil rllllllll Almlll llllll llll gills lll llllllll up ALLEN, lDlil.l.A MAL G, R.: X. ll. SJ G. A, A. 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Tllll is loo ml Milly, llll ll-ln. lsmzrolili, lSAlSliI.l l. xml lcllllllls llllllc is .0 gli' Tllll wc'll miss hrr wlllll inf We lilly ll ll lm' llcr lnllllllml To lllll her A pllllloll lar lllflllllg all Slllolll. W lllll- Sly. B.-XClllfR. MARY I.l3I'liIl I clllcc ml-l .l glrl on .l lurly. Who mid lhal llrr lmlnc vlan Mmly. She mill shdil reach sclmnl And not bl' rl fvol. .Xl collrgc ihakl lry mil lo llllly BAll.I1Y,3l.-XXIXI Thvrc ix n xwcrl girl mllud ' kl.u.' Wllh lmir lull al lille ll flu. sm lllr cw .lllll llllll xvllll mllbllly lllll, And llklw chllkun Illcll ill :lanky ,fx-wlsl l f ,l . U: . . , l , 1. I 4 "' l - f' ffl .3 W sl A ' 1? Y. ', BAKER, VIOLA Viola is known as "Jack," For cinbroidering she has a knack. Shes a very good student, Exceptionally prudent, We hope that she will come back. BARNABUS, BENTLEY Bentley Barnabas cries "Oi Gavalti With me you will nnd little fault," He liked at a glance, To golf and to dance, XVc4re sure he can e're win his salt. BARRINGTON, MARDIE N vorrye heard this hay say Hllsly smhlry' But a teacher he'd never provoke, His basket ball's fine, llis manner's divine. We assure you that this is no joke. BARRIT, HELEN Ukeleles for panama she plays XX'hen the neighbors begin to star gaze. She plays to the moon Anything called a tune, While her "folks" can't get used to her BASCOM, JOEBERT Joebert a chemist wants to be, "As the experience is exciting," says he An explosion occurred, And his thoughts were deferred, By mistake he had made T. N. T. BAUM, ELOISE Always jolly, and wh, full of fun She is fond of a typewriter lo run. She likes most all salads And Loo to read ballads: llcr plans for the fnturcf- not done. w a y v BEAMAN, ZELMA Zelma is a girl known as "Bee," ll was math she never could see, She is fond of pickles. And always takes nickles. Ahrl will save them for some college fee BECK, ANNETTE Sheis fhhrl of playing hh- Nuke." They say she will marry J duke, She has hh plhffsslhh, , "Oh Hello's" her expression. Ahrl she always is quoting from l.nkc, BERTHOLF, VERA When this tall girl was asked about school Said she, '41 mast say it's a duel Between music and art For the choice of my heart-- I'll resort ro :hc old golden rule." BIRD, MARGARET Yes, a cheese cake might do for desert, Since she likes cake and cheese she'll assert But it never can he For there's no recipe. Such misfortunes invrnlers avert. BISH, WINIFRED The aim of Miss Winifred Bish Is rs keep from nr doing .1 dish: llence, she's going to play Games of tennis all clay So it's final she'll get all her wish. BLANDIN, ALLENE She says dancing and wine, men, and song, Are her hobbies and cares all along. XVith her brown hair and eyes, She may arise to the skies. For she aspires to the stage to belong. ISLIEVFN5, ESTIYR .IUY BOWEN, DUROTIIN Slick lllu jolliusr ln llll thu donlnlnx IX i- ngru lilulllg rlliv lllllu ' IMI," Wilh xliuv rvnmrlix vllilirmlns, .Xml ln llr.-in few lillcs we will lui She lilws riillllg and hiking. Tlul ll l our Hrlil bsllwl Al mw tlnlc lrl-'il biking, 'I'lml lltr cholcs is Riufl. Yer shu says If I only hncl br.llllV lllll lic ri- llll lw: lllwilwr or mll, ISOLEN, RAY ISOYIER, I'.XL'l, Dill yml vx-ui lllvi-l A !1oyn.1ml'il Ikli, Il.-X .l xllllllilllx nlnlla. likn ilcbllliw. wllll ill.-All hnil limi for phi" slim' gl.-lrillll ll-alll ml- ful aim, llc has llglll lvlllr vyux lhvrrv lull- .wld lcv :rsllm And ncvvi lclls llcx, Nlnki' llmllghx, ' ll would wulil lluc nl XV, ll. S hm ll nm Ilia Xml llc s lilmlllllllg oil mllugc hu linux l5OI.I, CAIUWI N N ISUYLL. XVII I IAM Llllllyll ls .l gill willl blllc vvl-4. llilliwm1llnl.lllbuykllmvllns Bill Who, whull mlking of Mill: .lllnllw silllli llu x llli- llnv wliiw lhcy my im: ilu llilil slim glllllg illllll llc ll M film Um And probably will xlnv Bur hu has his full, Iiui' um iw Lllruu l-c.llx, ll ilu- llirl S.: nlvcl hllll .lllll gn A nil llilill. ISONXIZR, Blflill ISR XIJFORIJ IOIQI X l Bull: Boilnrl- lui lilllg galil.-ll lull, 'I'hEx .ln .i llwl .ll hir minplcxillll, NVQ think than llxi- sllmhinc is thi-xv, Xlml :ui-mllllv li.-ull ploicciioll. llsr eyes are ill' blllu, Ol mllrw hu ll illnrr Hur wullllllillf.-. mil l5.p.fll.llly ill ill. Jllsa lclls you xhck mln blur .lllll lllll llll Alix" ri-.ich highuwl lanli-llloll ISOONE, LUIS IRR.-XXIISI lfI"I', XVII lSL'li .X lllllll liulu gill ii l mx, llll llill ix .vm cxcrllrlll clmp, llilr smilv ncvcr lnlle Ill kllrlv: ul, lllr lwbblrx hl- crm :lun A ,imp And tho shc':: A blond. llc 1 wllll nbnul wil-nic XVQ Gnd Ihc il fum! Anil all-I lil dctigllcc. UI lmching: Qhfs giving lil :how ln, I ll llc .l glial: clwmisr, illlllxlp " N ISKJXVDISII, Gl.l,X IIRANSOX. l'l .XIII Qilcll loves lo lvl.ly ln thu band Uh. l'l'.:ll lx lllll loving .lull wi-ill Su nr collcg. llc'll be ln ilvlmlld In kllilli lli-r is willy ll lls.lL, But Glsnd Avncnllun Shi' .llw.ws will :ry Is noi Sllllmpilellllz ls.lll.lll.l mlm pal. I I-ill nr milling llc'll won uv lm ll.lllil Ill nlmlllxll lllo Min llilr In l:i.lL - 'Y H HJ z'fi.p:.m ,:, 1 15- 'W , , ,x .1 ,A .: .4 . ., .. . x My ' tp ' l , 1' 1 f . , , . l 'F "' l 1 Q W: 5 1. 11. Q 1' A il M I , 1.1, l I 11 1 fl - i I I 5 I 2 'l will Ln" 11. -ll iff. - Z -I -Qfa. 41, ll 3 Hg. 2:-" ssl "'T2'f f- 'iz-I' 2 1 ' , Q 1, 'e 1- 'X 2 -gg l f i I Ei?Sf:1EiE!iS.G H -we - sl . F I 337 91 ' 5 fl 2 A I , ,lll ,. , - f . 29 BRANSON, MARY BELLE She's a jolly good tease, she speaks Spanish. Just to look at sweet pickles-they vanish. She would much rather tease Than to eat cottage cheese, And the reading of booksfcould not banish, BRASTED, RALPH Ralph Brasted wears specks on his eyes, Likes ice cream and cake, but not pies, He is five feet eight When he stands up straight. He tries very hard to look wise. BREWER, MARY LOUISE "lVlickey" Brewer is blessed with dark hair. Dark eyes and a skin that is fair, Her favorite food When she's in a good mood Is dates, but she eats these with care, BRICKELL, FRED The grandstand was packed all around. The tackles all fell to the ground, , 'Twas only a streak That made the crowd shriek. Yes, "Freddie" who made the touch down. BRIGGS, VIOLA She's training for teaching, is "Vide," And no one can say she's not tried To he always quiet, Have oysters for diet, And by chewing-gum rules to abide. BROWN, ELOISE Brown likes dancing and French, also art. And from Goldsmith she's never apart. She is tall, rather dark, And she sings like a lark. Chews her gum and laughs straight from her heart, BROWN, LOUIE Louie Brown is a radio fan, "Tuning in" just as oft' as he can, Likes to play with the "juice," And to see it "turned loose." Among gmt electricians he'll mad. BROXVNSON, HAROLD Harold Brownson in all things does lead, The hist'ries he likes much to read. He likes out-door sports, And is ne'er out of sorts, 4'Brownic" 's a favorite, indeed! BRUNK, RUTH A dreamer is Ruth with blue eyes. She tells jokes but never tells lies. She's impulsive they say, But she may make her way Through a college. though she doesn't know BULLOCK, CARLOS lle's tall with dark hair and brown eyes, He thinks he likes best chicken pies. And collegeihis aim. He may win great fame. He's live feet eight inches in size. BURCHE, MARK And he may join the Navy at last, why He's through high school the studies are past: He'd move slow as a snail Though you'd start in and wail. Iiut his knowledge in chemistry's vast, BURLIE, CHAS. VERNON Ukuleles all croon at his touch And he moans on a "Sax" very much, He thinks that he may Plan large buildings some clay! For in drawing he "sure beats the Dutch." N 3 0 nvi',2Lig12 S " 1 fl "1 ' ' 35.53, wi? fr f W ,. . . ' ,RM hi :ff V 'Q I Eg , lr-jig 1 "' . 1? ,W ' ' i hx -zf W : , 5 EQ 3 5, ' fc 2 1 r V , BURTON, lal.llliCai.x ans l'I.IE, l,l3lwNARl: Rebccfsfi A Calm lirrlc maid, To work. sl1e's sure llol afrmiil. Shi: mnkcQ nothing but AX In the Math room shc smyvz llrr brillinnfc shui often lliinlnynl BUSHNIELI., CLARENLI, mx rm lynn of n bny you shrill nnll XVlm RQ .always good nntured .lnd kallil, ln nrchircculr: or law. A vocnlion hc saw, lsni kzeps mining and in-iinniing in niinil BUTHER, l.I?WEl.l.YN For a 'Ahol dog" hc'll nrdcnrly long In rlin niidir of n gnnin of ning pong, His nppcrirds queer Anil nlwnyi ii ncnr XVhf'ther playing ping pnng or Mali Jnngn, BUTLER, VIVIAX on Snr lmnw n nicknnmcfjust vivinn wr are sure shc'll radar live in nnliiiinn Blue ryns nnd long nnir, Hcr complexion' -in inn. But inning no rnlling n-lm :hc will live in CTAHAL, MAC A well dressed young school boy ii Ali.. We know he will never turn back, He writes up the games E'crl ll-laugh it mine. And never nn ' ad" rllws lw lack mlwmlllw. Rlj'I'll oiii "lsl,niv ii the inllinn girl Ann nlinni-i hor linif ir dow nn-l, , And ,my nic lm rm. snr lim fliinlrnn pros? And music on tromboncx noni lniil. m f H fan fc. yuan? i. 1, ,ff-i.Nfi4,f2r,,4-nan: , -fri' rf 31 llr lilw linlirlinn n main ,nr Num niiniling inn nlinrlri ln inn gnr, D. X. work il ix cnlliwl, And wfvc scl,ll:lw.I nur lli-.idx lv. Bill cnn'r figure lln mnlnlng ni l-cl. C',X'l'L5 SPI-YI l'R kr ill! llnnir ni, n iinnnn niin cnlli-d ' Sputni- XX'hmr- lcllkx .urs s cl lirpl ill xlnlwllcc. For llc mku gliull ilullglll Vi-rl' nflirn nl nlglwr ln nnilking nxll-i-p on ini lnnrr C,lfRl7, IJ.-XXII-l. lninx f.ii-.nilr rxinnninii iw nn Wllh blll one sxrcplilm 'ns in Whcn Asked .lbulll lush Hc Anwcls wllh rlmil, 'NYhrru ur-r lr iw I will go ' C'llrXXlI5EliS, lam' lan- clininlnr.-N lillni lninrinn nn innili, :Xml mining ln mn ilinnx norc niili Tn gli-r linnnil ,ni-. Tn .i nnnll nnlnn-il Linn can inn, md lni nirln.ini.' li nnqfli VHXXIYIQSS. l I-Tlli Our l.ill N rwrn wllh llx llxri-u vain Wlwrlilllg lmrd .md wlllmul .muy fran, Tlmvrrk illivu null url. Anil nullx ln lwr hull. llllr lu rullsgc null lfllmk dw .ldlvillrw lilnllzx. Cll.xl'xc.m' .x xlnni bln- ir inn nnnl xl. liliil, ,xnil .ir iinlninn nnn nnrll ln-x' .i ,lniil lllxr.1rqpi'ls.1rrl1ol luv, 'Tn-niilrl lil all lw nnnlia lln Il' he lllvd lllem lo pnl in all ark CLARK, HAROLD Clark likes to dream we've heard say, lic's quiet, but not during the day, Ilis pastime is sleeping, llls job is just keeping The busy old sandman away. CLARK, JOHN .lhhh Clark is s popular boy, llu docs hor liiiil English 3 ihy. llc is six fm sill , NVhich is far from small Aiitl h radio set is his ipy. CLARK. LAXVRENCI5 ix vlicldcr of issiiiisrs is '-Wop," Ill his classes he stands near the top, and at spsskihg hc's good, He's no choice as to food, llis smhirihhs ip iiiiiiilsr si wp. CLAY, LENORA They tell ps she likss shislishs fried, Anil likes ill her slices sin wide, she hss light brown curls, Like few other girls, She plays hisksrhill ph the sias. CLAYTON, MAR'l'llA lIurc's th pppil Miss Martha E. clhyihii, Phi ws know she mms hhr from Dhyrpii. At baseball shil scouting shs hikes ill her springs, Anil she psi-hi khsps shyhhs -'wsiiiiif' CLEMENTS, MABLE Alihlc Clements thinks blsket blll's real: f - - is To teach or no nurse is with fate. She has brown hair and eyes, And for "gala" gets the prize, CLEMENTS, RAYMOND EUGENE "Shorty" Clcments is one of these boys Who could get along line without toys, You just give him a book And a nice quiet nook, You"ll End reading is what he enjoys. CLEVENGER. HAROLD He will give pihk pills ip shi sickly and wp think he will do ir up quickly? Bnt if he gets rough And gives the wrong stuff, 'I'hcn the earth won't be settled so thickly. CLEWELI., FRANK Yus, Frank clot:-s on Spanish in school, Bur outside he just loves "pasture pool," Ar college he'll hs, Arid he'll bm you and me As i lawyer--for Frank is hp fppl. CLOUKEY, HAROLD His expression is, Diss there if sight," NVe do wonder if hc is oft' late. In hash he delights, Ana he his his rights. But in eating he brings up his weight. 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He eats to gain power Be the food sweet or sour, And plays for the trophy at stake, CROW, GRACE Says Grier. "Tr, some college ru gs And learn to reach others iust so, ru go and work math The 'kids' in their wrath XVill say it is wiser to know." CROWL, MELVYN Melvyn Crowl's commercially bent, Much time on his shorthand he's spent, A good steno he'll make. But eats ice cream and cake And he says it's for that they were meant. CUNNINGHAM, MAUDE ELIZABETH If you want to play tennis she'll go, At the mention, her blue eyes will glow. She likes chocolate cake, A success she will make As an arithmetic teacher, we know. CURRIER, IONE "Good cake eaters win everywhere," lone stated on her questionnaire Bur, "Good rrigirr,"she'11say. If we leave it this way, "It's the food not the boys," she'll declare. DALTON. LILLIAN Lillian Dalton is this girl's full name. In mission work she'll win her fame, You'll think it's the bunk Her nickname is "Punk" But she's a line girl just the same. DANIELS, MARGARET BLANCHE Her favorite pastime is reading. More girls like her we are needing. She plays basketball Never stands in the hall: In typewriting she always is speeding. DARR, EVERETT Everett Dart-'s nickname is "Fat" ' Only one hundred and fifty at that, In preference to talking He takes swimming or walking: He is handy in gym with a bat, DAVIS. HELEN LEE Read a few lines about "Slim" Slic has lots of vigor and vim, Her hair is quite red To the writer she sztidf- - "My favorite subject is gym. DAWSON, BERT As for hobbies he has not a one. As for favorite food he has none, He has dark hair and eyes And is medium size And when we have said this we're done. DENNY, GEORGIA Yes. iust ' Peggys' what all call het now, ln urfpraw the errliinrs, "0 my row." To salad and reading, To college and teaching, Anti industrial history she'll how. Jx5l,,,x,a'i4,l?,,'y.l Q K -4 ,, 3 El yew l 'I 'Q M -f',i.,: V . ,,,l. ' ,- ' ' if fi Q' J -H -5 Af f f CRY I 5 "'-,.. R ,- if rg' ,iff - , 12' ll, !f'- if A l ,-- X 4 ff Z- -1 rv' ,ta-wifi. ' 'fu 1 DOCKUM, liU'l'll Hisfry and French she'll clmfuu To her give but Iilrle distress Says ' ld give my right mv' Bur don'l mke alarm For she easily ntlnina mllfll mm, IDODDS, BYRON Oh he likes Spanish steak besl of all. And hek lust six fuer lhree inches lnll He likes economics And all the best mnliu, And he always likes n glmd game ul lull. DOTSON. Cilzklllilli Lil-urge lholxnlfx nickname ia "Dm" To think of much more we cannot, llns light mar and blown lm And he surely is wiic: In nmlh he worka sums :l grsnl lol. DROLLINGER. GAlSlill?l. Now mln" whok inclined lo be quill Prcfers chicken and noodles lm- um, HQ plays walked mms, And proves A sm nwlnll To folks whdve hid wmgf ln nl- ll DUNLAVY, MII.l'DRlZD She believel the third limc's n ch.lrni- And I'm sure we wish her no llnrln For she likes cherry plea. And hm lighl blue eyes And says nothing :har mines nlnlnl DUNN. 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Who said, "E'er the years further wain I'll go to K. U. And when I am through I'll have a most wonderful brain," EVANS, PAULINE This "Polly" wants dancing and shows Liking music wherever she goes, A stenographefs place Might indeed suit het pace, Since sl1e'll never be found in a dole FARHA, TANNEI, Good natured and jolly is he, And his smile is quite pleasant to see: He sings "mighty" bass With a smile on his face, And his heart overflowing with glee, FARNSWORTH, LEE There was a ine fellow namcrl Lee, A chemistry student was he. Ilis time spent in "Lab," XVas wasted Cris sadl In hehuug the 'luumh Outs," tu sw ale. FERGUS, PAY Fay Fergus is always the same, Her smile seems to never get lame. She "Snickers to grin," And says fruiyuiugw u uh, As a "steric" she hopes to win fame FISH, THEOLA Theola has A semi they shy. Perhaps she win tell us some uay, she likes playing Rook Or reading h book To help pass her spare time away, FISHER, MARGARET ner goiueu light hair is quite Curly. In fact, she's a sweet little girlie, XVe think it's the fates That make her like dates, Bur she always mum home very early. FISHER, RICHARD sunburned blade" is poor Dick. On the girls, it's his hobby to pick, But they'll get him someday, So he can't get away, But at present he makes no kick. A., FLEEK, NEVA It's her motto "reduce" and indeed She will try very hard to succeed, But she does like to eat Everything that is sweet. So we're thinking some help she will need Fl,INNER, ARTHUR There was a student called Elinner, Who always was khhwh as a winncxi fic was six feet four Standing flat on the lluor, And he thinks hc'l1 choose college for viinxti 'l'llly'll bchnw lsr lhcy'll sllrv w.llk rho cl FOSTER, Nllllblillll sllf lm. "limp on wmlllng, llml l lllll. And likewise km-lu swinlnllng, dank walk. 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GRABLE, EARL i-lis aim is to sell mctthandise, Something with a good staple price: He will keep his own books As protection from crooks-- He might even deal in tame mice, GRACE. TOM I'll tell of a friend, Tommy Grace, Bar more you may ren by his rare. Some day on a ranch With horses that prance. we know he shall str a good pace, GRAGE. VICTOR Warm milk is his favorite food, Be it fried, parboiled, baked or e'en stcwcrl. Six toot, three, he ascends: Three foot, two, when he bends: The effects of warm milk we conclude. GRAHAM, CARL Carl Graham you should really know Because he is pleas.1nt,ancl so He never is hurried And seldom is Worried: In his classes he's never below. GRAHAM, GALEN HENRY llis friends all call Galen young "Dizz,' llc smiles- and the girls are all his. Both music and gym Find favor with him. llc thinks he's not good, but he is. GREY, ZETTA MARIE Zetta Marie, a girl more than three, Whose plans were for college you see. she loved hot mince pie And kept her grades high And liked dancing far better than tea, GREIDER, SEWARD "Speck" Greider's the name of this boy, With his studies he always will toy. But his lessons are good. And next year he should Be some college coacli's great joy. GRIFFIN, VIRGINIA We're sorry to lose her this year. Her plans to us she made clear. ' And this is her rule: Four years more in sfhddl. She likcs swimming and talking, we hear. GROVE, IRSLE He so likes to read novels at night: Of wild game he can eat every bite, After four years in college He will gain so much knowledge That he'll soon be prepared for life's light. GSELL, GEORGE Our senior class chose George Gsell, llc has certainly led our class well, He likes all kinds of sports, Attends clubs of all sorts!- There's more we have not room to tell, f L1XfY,.llkrXNXl'lL'l'l f311.Jc.1nii A vrry xmnll girl. 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HATFIELD. HARRY res "Bud" says that his hobby is baseball, But the girls says l-le's wrongfnot right ' a 'tall His bobby is tossing, His pastime is seizing All the compacts on his way down the hall. HAZELWOOD, WILMA GLADYS Wilma Hazelwood likes chicken pie: Cross word puzzles she often does try, She's dark-hairtd and tall: She for skating does "fall:" A good "steno" shc'll be by and hy. HELLAR, CARI. This hey always answers the tall Of i ash, or o game of baseball. So Old Man Trouble llis pretty fun bubble Can burst by just sending a squall, HENDERSON, IVA "Margie's" :l book worm they say, But she'll swim or play ball any Jay, And she studied a book That told how to cook, Now cooking, for her, is just play. HERSHBERGER, OWEN lie likes to paint pictures for folks: ls fond of good stories and jokes, Eats dcvil's food cake XVherl he is awukc, But before he'll eat more you must coax. HIGGINS, LOLA MAY "He who laughs last laughs best," This quotation from all of the rkst Lola selects. 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MABLE MARY She wanls always ro have a good lime, Mashed potatoes she thinks are sublime. She likes moving and moving Tlrr arts shes rrnprovrng- XYants to travel to ev'ry known clime. JACKSON, DAVID "Oh when do we eat" his expression, But penmanship's not his profession: If you like to rrnrl puzzles Put your "specks" on your "muzzlcs." And rry to work our your arnprrrrlon. JACQUES, DELLA "Del" lovcs lo read a Hne book, Or always ar movies zo look: She is five feet three, A! which you can src She will learn lo decorate some nook. JENNER, EVA 'rlrrrr was n young girl called "Evo" ' Who prnrrnlly laughed up lrrr sleeve, She always delayed In gerling arrayed, And was also a lease-V I believe. JESTER, I.aVON As n nurse. all pain she'll ulrprrsr, And this girl may keep you frorn rho lrrnrsr lain she'll nor be rhr krnrl You always rin nnrl. who rnkrs all rhnr you have in your purrr. JEWETT, LEWIS This boy claims renown as n cook nnrl nr'rr docs he look at the book, nur rhr angel food rrkr llr rr nlrlr to lrrkrf on 'ras urorrlrr or rnorr rlrnn n look. JOHNSON, AUDREY llvr way lo rornr college she-'ll wcnd. Ano to music her rnorrr will lrrna, sho rnny learn lo compose- This the years will disclose, llrrrw hoping rhnr fame will nrrrnrl. JONES, ARTHUR llrr favorite pnsrlnrr is rlrrp, In order :har healrh he may keep, llc plays baseball In spring and fall, And than he will try to herd sheep, JONES, EDNA Tlrrrr once was n girl known as "Roof Il was grape fruit on which she was fed She had pretty red hair, llrr complexion was rnrr, Now mee: her before she doth wed, JONES, GORDON A shark with lhe racqller is "Polly." To oppose ner rrnr playing ir folly. llroplr rny as n rulr He's n shark, zoo, in school, anrl his classes hc always nrrkrr jolly, JONES, IVORIU 'l5irdie" thinks basket hall'S Gnc. Un nice juicy fruit she does dine. For rollrgo she'll reach, And later shc'll reach Tlrnr four nnrl nr-r rnorr rquslp nine. 2 JONES. PP-.L'l. XVlml wc rcmcmbci ol Pnul Is h.ird ro rcmcmbvr nr All- Ilucnusc he wm quiat, lain wi won'l amy ii Hc's good and as Qmnn as hr x ull, JORDAN, HELEN She's n member of our '1'. N. T But she doesnt know whnt she will hi' As J cook Shes i dandy: Her reed-craft is hiiidyw She makes prvuy bnskems, you ws KEELER, WAl.Tl'R His hobby ai wfimang, and hc Ar XVashington U will won bu, They say has gm my. K This, he'll deny Sn wc will ins: wntrh him and SN, KEELIEY, I.Il,l.IAN Keely's 1 charming coquvur, And whencwr one mi --Now W in' She's ready for fun, Whcrhcr games or .1 pun. A inllicr good spur: wc'vc nc'cl mu KENNEDY, AVIS lilI.lilEY She nlwnys says, "juni wait n minuw' Though your heart bc rough ihu will win it In waffles shr dizaghii, Ar bill games she Hghu Avid yells for all there iv in ir, KENNEY. XVIl.l.l.'XXl ii A planner of houscx he'll hc, Ana now, maybe if wi could ici He wastes many hours V Jusl planning dream Xowrim He s nothing on us, in do wc, KISRNAN. FRED I':i'iI nmliiw haul all xhr linw, I hu lily :lung lic ilinw will nm rvllvim. 'Illini bm' ix nm monk. 'Il1i'iw.i,'l1n N A mini. To rlw lisp ul Ihr lnilnlrr hu'll :limb lilQSSl.l7R, XVAl,'l'l ll XX'nlnr liuxlcr lx fond nl' dsbatu. llc will prizich Ihr bowl XN'md in www Q1 So lmrll alwnyx wurlA .Xml rnrclv he xhirl-x in wi' think hc will hmm- A line fan. KIYKAID. DORA fXlAlf licruk xomullung Su plmmnr About hi-r Si- triunilli and uw.-L we cnn 1 ilimhi hrr sm gm on ii-mv an ln hrr own quic: win' XX Jil xurrly be lonuly uirlmul lwr .I, lilNC'AIlJ, LIIDA lion: cmm wimlw shvN taken the hnn sm nululgcx is mimi .ii im fin: liux nlnrm. ilu mu Inks. CIM: or you will mistake Fnr ilnx only i will mimi fin: Kl,.X'l'T. I Mil l'1v.iilxer' iw whnx llicv call lilnlr lin: l ilwfl know lim whv zhiw do alum' lli- 4. .ii xnurl in .i whip. :Xml hu likiw xiii-simiislwip. 'lihrru N .i l.xwicrX hi.iin undcr hu lm: an rfvmik, Pllll.lI' li mini in. ii-ini hc lim but ol .ull. xvliy. ini uorncn mi muxif ni .1 ml zu- ini pl.1','IlwpxAl1u 'fini ii,-, img in,mn.i xml' ii-hiiii ii., inn limi ii ini mu: 'fi T ' if? 'S ' lc if P P i A 1 i . , W 2 . 3 in " . W N -Q .- V it' Y . 4 g Yi , v . I Vi 3 ,if ,I , ' 3' KNOFFLOCI-l, FRED MARVIN ' Do others before they do yon." llc still contends to bu true Hc likes to cat rrabsz Ride in big taxi-cabs, XYhrn hc Ends rlcling-horses, arc lcw. KOOKEN, BOYD All innocent fellow is Kooken, XVhose engagements are frequently broken, But he doesnt mind, His mottcfs the kind "Ther:-'s always more Gsh in thc occult " KRACK, VIVIAN This gray eyed young wriler's not quiet, Slw'd like a nice cutumher diet: Shu lilies its pluy ball And once took a fall. But still she has courage to try it. KRAUSLE, VERA Mme Now Mis, Krause likes n business life. lint uwny from n lcitcht-n's ilull miie: And it ii very wise For n girl of hui une, To dislike the hard work of n wife. KRUGER. Vlflfill. Now Vil'gil's u lnwycr nl lxenrl, But allicted to radio art, Hls profession llc'll rlclc On the other wavos title. But hc clocsn't know when lic will start. LA PORTE, ERNESTINIZ Illlfhlli This living ii just as you take it, l'lnfe'i fun in the world if you ninth il A sweet winning smile Will good luck huguilui ,xi fin sheen, shc'll new thi-inlif it. 4, 4 as , xt, if' F I f, LAPPIN, DOROTHY PAULINE A ituuluui liily is "Dot," Who enjoys hcr school work a lol, And she'll be by neil yi-ii A teacher, we hear, .Null we think she would rather than lint. LARKIN. MARGARET Now here is A girl, good and jollv, With swimming hui one single fully, And so nt this time For the salts of a rhyme Iwlsh that lwl' nickname was "Polly," LAW, GEORGIA Yes ' tiehfgu' ii n good one on inkei, In ilnssiiinu ,hi likes to wnlu notes, she is fond of --Tyha' And she likes n sight, So run at lin fiientls, Gwigin uhm, LAWIIORN, WINOGENIE "Yx'inllie" Ilkes gym a grant deal Also salad with every square meal, Says 'Winnicf' "1 will Keep sweet of keep still. ' She is jolly but quiet, we feel. LE PEVRE, CHARLES Rlclmlzln The ministry will be his mention. l-int Ashufy thi years of notiiiuii, Then i parish hn'll Own And we hope not alone lan who'd gil-u him his nienls in iuiiiiiuie LE CARD, ESTELLI2 hieelle always guys. A"l'hnt is cult." And when with the boys is not mute. Next year she will work, And maybe shall clark, Anil pea salnd hor mite seems to suit. t ,6,? ii' ,. Knit: 1149 K, if if '-N. 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Shc's blue-eyed and fair. And has light blonde hair. Once mcct her, you'll n'er be hcl- ion. MARKER, LVELYN Evelyn has pletly blue eyes, And one never hears of her sighs, She loves chicken pie, And ne'el- told a lie, And everyone says she is wise, MASCHAL, HENRY llunry was a hay who loved candy, His hair wig dark brown alia hhr may-, And I wish to relate That he loved to debate And everyone thought he was dandy, lvlasslav, l:olzsYTlll5 '-Hy" Massey on manage the hshil, lla-'s always it Prof, Hunr's right hand: They'll miss him. hh doubt, when the seniors gh hire, Believe me -'Hyw' sm gm the sand. MATLOCK, HAZEL Yes. her hobbies are climbing and reading siiii lshim Roorers shes fiilhfiilly leading. She's terribly Shari Bur a mighty good soir. Down the hall you've all seen her go speeding. MAY. MARY EDITH Mary Eilirh fm college is lihiiiid. Baked beans he good food she has fhlihel, She is tall with dark hair Anil shc'll help anywhere, Shc's ihf right kind of girl all ii-oiiiia. MAYBERRY, HAROLD Right here is a friend of ours, Jay, A "whiz" in the class room and say, At tennis he would Be berrer than good, Ar college, next year he will play. McADAM, LEROY This dark haired and brown-eyed tall boy NVas given the name of Leroy, A real student of math, Problems raise nor his wrath, But to him they are really a joy. McBURNEY, ROSS Now Nine stands six feet and two inches, Fried chicken he eats wirhour tlinches, To college for math Is A plan which he hath, And basket ball games are his clnches. IVRCLINTOCK, ARNOLD Vile wish to present our friend "Mac," At speaking he's surely a "crack," Something's wrong, don't you know Vfith your sweet radio, 50 ring up friend "Mac" in his shack. MCCORMICK, EDNA "lTddic's" somewhat a penmanship shark, You'd learn how to be? Vlell then hark, ll ii simply by work And not stopping to shirk, That she has reached high upto this mark NMCORMIIIK. ROl5lER'l' ' My 11111111111m11111111111." 111111111 111. 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T111 1111111111 111111111111 11111-1 1111111111 llc 111.1111 1111111111 11-1111 1111. 1141111 1111111 hu 11111 11111, 11.111111111111111 1111111 111111111111111 MEYLR. l5l'R'l'll.X I'hcrc 11111: was :1 girl known as 'Bc1. 111111 1111111-1 111111111111 1111 1111 s111x 1111111 11111111 .11111 1111111 And 11.11 .1 good 11111111 I111 1-1111 111.11 sh: hm nos m1-1' 1111.1 .1x1z11. lI.Xll.l. 11.1111111111111111011 1111.111 511111 m11111111111111111111-11111 s11111.11 1111111- 111.111111.111 1111 1111.11'1111111.111 .x11.1111 1111111411-1111.111111'111111111111.111 .ev -531, .' .'V , - 'Y ,' ' alllluls, lcA'l'lll,l2l.x lonin linnni n girl named Knrnlnnn Anil every one inonnln int was Rem sin loves slnlly nnil math, And with Knowloano nn nom, Al eoiloge out fill -shc'11 lin soon. Mll.l.l2R, l Ullll I.l2 'liliein is n young girl calll-ll Lnlilln, To her, art' and music appeal, She's motlust null llllu, Her joy is to swim, A gill such as tiny ii iannl, MI'l'LillEI,I.,BURIbI,'l'1'l llc lint lloolilos nnll nlinnsl foil nail, ,intl in weight ln lm nollsing io syn.-lo. Yoo, nos bright and nos glint. A kceu nnl insl llio snino For ini lessons he always will show. MITClllQLI...llENNIl1 lonee know n girl nninnll lonnit, As lo ffinnlls silo .ilwnys hnll many. slyn loyoel all gona pins, Ana lisa ani-li loion-n eyes, sno always noni noun lin n nonny. XlOIZl.I.ENDItili, 'I'lIl7 :Xl1tlhcl'c's a ylnlug fellow named ml" Whose pastime is airctaft, he said. It's an unusual hobby That we think quite Unobby ' This performing away over head. "ll lvlooxmx llalloln "noni Bud" is inn Algebra '-sunk," llc loves in Min Kcllyk io nlnk, Ile drcw wx" in Ton At logniiilnns nos big, On nil Dad Q pass he lovcs lo linlynli, ilorvlc, Jollnlw llo collects all inc ooins nine he enn, Ana ir ionlly is quite n good nlnnl For if in need It's nn mol intlnoil To none money of niosr ony clan. MOORE, DQROTHY "Dot's" :lmbitlon's the reaching of school, We all know iust how she will rule, With blue :yes and brown hair Hvight and weight, they're not spare Bill theyre medium --just general rule. MOGRE, NIAXINE one fin play to unc's sou one nlninii, Un pianos with tones on good terms, The neighbors all hear If the drummer is near, Though she dreams, no one listens but germs MORGAN, ELIZABETH "Shorty" Morgan is small, fair and swect, Shes the busiest girl one could meer. She attends the G, R.'s, On the paper she stars, Fol a good pal she just can't be heat MORGAN, GENEVIIEVIE caonnyinyo innkns o Steinway ring lonil, And makes music of which we are proud: Likes Latin and sewing, To keep all things going, And she is the worst tease in n crowd, MORRISON, TOM A liulu bit tallur than Eve feet, llc likes nothing more lnnn to en, But argulugfwhvc! 'Tis certain hc'lI be A lawyer not made for dofonr. EAZQEI. 2 ' , X if . k 4. ,fic 'W A '1 ' tn' ' l b Y:,.,1 , 233 V- ., '. h me 1 . A Si ,f X1 3' A -1 x1oRRmx'. mmuzfxnufl' Prggy Mlm-uw A www" X.-.11 bf. To clmnuc wnmply au, hu wan, gm. llhvrry pic Q 1., www, sm would fmnm. WM no loud whm she fowl 3 big Wm, you u.,..1u M. MULLETT. IHURRMI lP'lrrrf1N1ullL'K!'s mcknqmu u Iiwcf His hobbyk I' drxvc busscs, Vou sec. Saul ons who nun nxkcd To rcll or ms pm. "Quilv nomv. but hnrmlvws. ix hw " m'fI1zs.P.'xu1, 'lmugh Paul iw J lxny bn mmbbv, Hc's ummm: mf na.-knum nf "uhm Hi: echuol work A all mm, Am:hc1,kfUgw1ngr11, zsul the pour boy is .mm A lmbby MOUTRAY. IO'I'.fX Im Moulrny will gn 'ww Af wufgf they my ,hp mu mv. sm ai mm fond of hisum Ama Am of nxyvlury, sm mhinks she wmll nm .H ln my. All L. f3l,1s13R'1' ms mm ' lsmz' bun his mme 5l:IbnlNLu1, mods hs nm for hu mrnl To ghow hm bluc .-W HQ www bugm vcd my his walk fmfvn,wfg1..' 10 ml A ln And Nlil.SON.1-X'l1I.YN um g.,1f...1f..x-0.-N mmm And incmw Im umhl. bm W vm Shy Alcrpe .md wlw mu, P.-ffmmq daring ffm, Bur "lfv1u' yusr ixmplv :nn 1 gain N 0 w tr , I . -5 'ISP NIIQKLLSON, ROSE mf ' I'cggg:" me born fhwing gum, ll mln-rn-'Q cnlulv whfll wurvly wnnr mmu. Th.mr's hex' rnvorm fond. 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' . 13.124 ' ' ' Y f Q A 2 ' K , OFFENSTEIN, AGNES Miss Agnes has little to say, But we know that on some distant day That she wants to be, When time she can see, A teacher of music and play. OHRVALL, ADOLPH This little boy's from our keen tumbling His good nature and laughs are-they sc Just full of real pleasure And that in good measure, Aria before him excursion joys girarrr. OLERSON. GNVENDOLY A kindergarten teacher she'll be Her favorite exptessiotfs "Oh Gee!" She likes a good game Andis always the same. She will go to K. S. T, C. OSBORN,HARRll:'1' This girl you must now call Carlene This, and Harriet she's chosen between: And butrerscotch pie She'll never pass hy, This by close observation we glean, OXVEN, KEITH lance knew rr hey named Keith XVho always had pretty white teeth. He kept his grades high And loved apple pie, And always was sore at some thief. PAINTER, DOROTHY team u m N A voting student who like-s tn "do sums," And can add without Engers or thumbs. She cats chicken pie To keep her mind spty. Even practicing counting the crumbs. PALMER, MABLE This tall, blue eyed girl is called "Bill," At math she's a very strong will: For potatoes and pie She always will sigh, But from "gym" she does get such a thrill' PARKER, HELEN Helen Parker likes pie absolutely! She studies her music minutely. In the "third times a charm" She thinks there's no harm. When reading, she talks very mutely. PAUL, THELMA ELLEN This girl has a hobby for teaching. NVe're glad that it is not for preaching. With "kids" she is handy, She treats them with candy. Their cries for some more are heseeching. PAXTON, VINITA There is nothing would please this girl more Than to set out to-day for the shore Of the land of sunsets Where cares one forgets. And the noisy Pacific waves roar. PENN, MARTHA There is a young girl named Penn, To Normal she's going. and then She-'ll teach for two years Without any fears That her pupils will leave without "ken," PERRIN, JEANNE "Frenchie" is Frenchie all right. At tennis and golf she's a sight. She reads and she dances: She flirts and runs chances Of getting a dare every night, he .-s 11 ear K M i f ' , l . X: , 1 ,W , Q 'fi "T ' : .ls M, j . 7 . , ,Q i .A if , . A Afh W, ., I h EM ,f 'L, ' -i ,E .1 , . . ,a, 'qggpf lf , , ,Q we .il :H A 'wi 'I' ,1 1 ,h 4 1' W' LW' lr:-if wk' - , f LW h , . ,hi ,, 5- hy. h,,gMgh,,,Wg3,,, l'IQ'I'RllE, K1-YI'llKYN She's blue wud and pruuy and short Ahh: Shah hlwhyh :hh but :hm Sher: she mhhny :ahhh gh-hh XVhich keeps her in num, And helps make her jusz :hr rigln hh: : PFANSCHN'lIlJ'l', ORM, Fannin" likes but to canoc, llu: hc dances occasmnally loo, Hc's hh Ahwhfh Hshhflv Ahh hal: hhhhh h high :hhh In the final exams when he's thmugl: PFEIFER, :1RANc::, :uhh hm hh :hh theme of mfhhhfh.. 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QW, ,5- . .Mb :L :, ,sa Qs PITTS, CATHERINE There was a fair girl called "Bobbie," NVho says that as golf is her hobby She wsu Ccrtainly oiry. As thi: time flies away. And live in n hotel's cool lobby, POE, MARIE M.1rie.sheis sometimes called "Posic," Brown eyes, and llet cheeks are quite rosy. With a smile to beguile Sha- thinks life's vi? while And in class shej strne 'cr ets dov y. ITE TY s iv is she f 'pl G n ol' ' she 0.1 A, r s " teacher of an a I 'PI T - ' ,Q f efar r ' , 4 i . ,,, ite lcasin xof ply Af Tia o rr. jf I 1, ll 1- ,i' POTTENGER, Jonx Nohtooirfof the Borrrsro ir climbed high: But ours could, and only half try: For his height is osx feet QI-Ie eats Kansas whentfl Arrd his rrrorro is -'Nor-rr roy rho," PRCESANG, FERN .IOSlEI'll This boy works on a Ford. by thc way, llc never has had much to say: He makes good in classes And from them he passes, That's' one reason why hc's so gay, PRESTON, MARGARET Thr writer of this is so bluef That he dorrhw know what to do rr This girl's so won irrrowrr 'rhrr he will jrror rrroorr Hvorr irrrow she's orrr frrvorrrr, don't your -1 fl, PREWETT, RALPH This boy is orrrro rrorrrroi, 'rworrio seem, He tells us that he likes ice cream. His hobby is sports. We learn from reports, And the life of a farmer's his dream. PRICE, ELINOR El'nor Price Carr be soorr roy day Going 'round in her nice quiet way, If you want her she's there XVithouI causing a care, "A good friend?" XVC all answer, "Yea PURCELL, DONALD nor six not orrr hoif intlws ron, Aho rrrorr fond of good basket ball. He hopes for rorrro roiirgo And plenty of knowledge. Arrri he hopes to know oorhorhrrrg of rii. QUINLISK, VIRGIL ' It is better to have loved and lost Than it is lo have loved and not lost," In Hvargrw' prooihrrrrrrorr, Th.ut's his favorite quotation, For his heart, he to many has tossed. RAMSEY, JANE A clever young lady is Jane, She has one ambition in main, By her work we will see That nn artist she'll be. We'll hear ofthe honor she'll gain. RAMSEY, MARIE All kinds of soup are to Marie What flowers are to the bee, And this you should know Thor to college Shan go If her name does not change from Rams ,rr CY 52 f-M 5' RAPP, OLIVE Mivs Rapp with red hair and dark uri Ie, as you'll likely surmiw, Very happy and witty Then too. rather pre-ny, And successful in all that she rlim. RAY, HELEN 'Say, llalen lo mc," savs Min 'Tccif "I'll go where :hc resl fear ln lreall For chile or ple. Most lhingv I would try. But. serve me my bivculls in bed." REED. OLIVINE "Swimming and dancing." says Miss Real. "Are all the hobbies one person Should nal-ll Bur in play a banio, To rm Palace' :Q ga. Help make up the gay life l lead ' REED, VIRGIXIA XVc will all misi Virginia Reed She is very well known. ind:-cil' Bur, boys, have a rare For this girl. so fair. Has red hair: may your collsclcncv lniwlcall RIiX'I'Z, ROSIIZ Ar she midfxerm har work was all lliru, She's jolly--a hard worker lon. llcr goal she will rrarh XVhen she smrrs out lo teach, From our hlgll school sh: mlm K. L' RlDlDl.lE, MARY Oh Mnry'5 bm hubby is slrllpliig, 'N And from this good ming me lr rlapllig l The rlghc to be gay All thru me long day, l And ihrn. her good lneilrr im ll krcping TW 1 '2",Vfgfgf" Www 'r Q, , f ' . 2, r f' F fl. ,Q ll ,,:"E1H.:2v" 5' F' 3 if 1 .1 l l r :K 45' 2' fl 2' 'T ' ist ' n , fr l NJ la l 4 f . . I . p 2 ' i :ug 52 ,152 - ff L l 55 TZ' l'g:pgi,-.,,, I rl ,i , fl, 1. ae., , if 7 ll 11:6 i- zf . l . L1 SG lzll,l5Y, lim' Tlwrc li a il.-ling wafer mmrll Ray. will- alwayw knowe iilir wliar lo ray. llex illmillllrll-ll hir ,miie wah much ncwwpapvr lime will lil mai' li., all .Hilmar rome .lair ROALH. FLRN 'Frrnicu Roach ravi rhal walking is lun. Bill likes dancing when all's raid and llunv. Shvk making a plati- Un vihirlz xo cal calw. For her lulllrc planx, college has won l10,xRl4, Lvlzlxx lfwlilli Roark mi. 'o mimi- mer' xvlilll J lmllilful ilglir elle drier we For a pawtimc xlie mar of wlurml ' galllen llerrllf' Anil im , iolly .illll mee as can be. lmlall, Cl.AlR claw rlalim ...ill plai-r all me rm,-N samlllmf we will mia him peflhipi, ln an aim af lair- lflllllig ' frlmrllllv' will am: ll' lil lilfr filing aflmilaili naps RUBl2R'l'S. ARTHUR VRRNIQ Tlili lialillirmle i-filing lflllii-.V .iamrll .m ' Ar .i law mill.-nl mai' do lm pm, Hall hii lllilu donna go lnw mnilncrclal ralim mr J mill.-n rim .may wah has lm.-l Rlllbll,-X. HAROLD Tlwrc was a voung fellow called Rell." Un cream puix he lnvad so bc lcd llc llliul lo play ball, XK'.lSlwlxl'rvl.1ll, l3mwn cvri and good llmking. 'ui mill. gr- 2' Q1 Wig up. 2 .113 - if .5 '44 Fl . ir? 1 32, 'SA V 1- f X , e s 2 9 . . nf ,, ..,,., e lm- al-ere rl, s:..fmr'Hii . ilsiif, l 'fs f A , 1 , .,,, al. il, u axe i ' an . av. -:ax we ROE!-IR, PHIL "Vw'e're sunk," said the captain, and hc And Philly both seem to agree, For Philly oft quotes While the enemy gloats What the captain exclaimed while "ar sea." ROFF, MERRILL A Messenger student is "Merry," XVho for sherbct prefers just raspberry. "VJhat's the fuss," he will ask As we pore o'er our task And he helps us along when we larry. ROOT, DANIEL Dan .1 farmer is going to be, And he'll always he down on his knee Planting seeds in the ground The whole long year round: And if he makes a good one7we'll sec. ROSECRANTS, GERALDINE A joll ood irl is our "Jer: " V E E Y, Always laughing she keeps the crowd merry: "Yea brother," quoth she, "At Fairmount l'll be Next year. Come and see me," says Jerry. ROSS, AGNES There is a young maiden named Ross, NVhose hobhy's at baskets to toss, She says, "Heavens sake! That basket I'll make Or all my efforts will be at n loss." ROTH, FRANK There was s tall boy named Frank. Who was known to his friends as "I-lankf' I-le ate pie and rake: Seldom made a mistake, And went swimming when close to the bank. ROTH, FRANKLIN There was a young fellow quite thin. 'Twas math he was interested in: He worked on it hard, Nor would he retard 'Till now he's as thin as a pin. ROTI-I, MARVIN Marvin Roth sticks to radio and gym, And he works until candles grow dim, He listens to static Way up in the attic And then tunes in again with a vim. RUGH, VICTOR A fun-loving chap is UVic" Rugh, XVhen he's with you, you never feel blue: And he's always around Where some girls can be found, And he made a good yell leader ron. RULE, JOHN THEODORE John Theodore Rule is so tall, Just six dozen inches in all, And what's on his mind? Sleep, most of the time, For that as a pastime he'd fall. SALMON, .IASAMINE Banana cream pie is her choice: She has brown hair, gray eyes, a nice voic She studies with 7est 1Before a hard testj And wants someday to own a Rolls-Royce SALTS, SUSIE Her chief delight is making dates Which one enjoys while another waits: But she's all true Is our little Sue Despite all her Hirry traits. e 54 . --'H 'r . xl -- .l g r' lv a -ef X lr 2- 1. l- - f ., ,ll l l- fl l k , , l M., . E., fh,,..,l,f ' A' L A"A f' lf , ff 1 " 375' IQ , l f ffl A 5. 9 I ' " ig ,-if l l ,l "' ' ' A ' , '1 5 , . 5 E . .3 X , L . , gn il g l , f l ,lr , ,grw ,f SANBORN, .X4iNl:S She ls lishlllg and hiking all day, She lnvh whvrc theres a will rhvrvk .l xlxly she will Elm llllhlllg lfllhlll whhh she lmlll all lhl llllel 'mehlllg lheh from scpllhlhfl lh hllll SCHAFER, ROlSl:R'l' Mis: Kelley is Robvrtk worn lrlcnll, Shuill get him I'm Cure in thu vllzl: The chickens he feeds, CNol :hc kind rhnl wml benllhh lliv lllllllll hm all llpllllld llfllll. SCHERMERIIORN, lHl'N We will lull you :bla much nbnlll Bl-ll. In hflghl he ls nl-e fear hllll ll-ll, lle's b.NhfullbCys.1y, But in hin own why He's illu n rml prlllre among men, scioTT, MARY Dunn Mall- ullll .lllmlls lhf ll-ll lmlh llllllllll Bur vrudylng---there vlle's found bnlkllig. Her dcllghr ls to shool. And nr ball games to root, On G. A, A. hlkes she goes walking. SIEARL. M.-XBFI She belongs to lhe dub T, N, T.: Her Llvorile expression ls "Sch In gym. shows her might, And lnlke wlmh delight Of n wonderful teacher to be SEEVIIRS, llucmxli xllellllllly, lhlls wh.ll hh llkll. For hnllhm he'd Shell of lllll hllll, I-lek quill. workn hlld, lslll lhys, lhey an llllllell. On lllllllllhg physics hh ngllll, egg, 1 f ,N i , 1 Sl.l.l.l'RS. RAY .Xllll 'Blu likes .1 number lst lhlllgl. Ill lllllllll lle llhlhlll .lllll llllgl, lu lllllll all lhl lllhlel, 'lhl lhlllhlll hl lllllll, .xllll lfllll l.ll.lll lhll ll lhl lllllgl sllAl1T.h'l'Axl.rax' ll llhhll lll lhll hlll-'l long lllllfh lllll. Il hc flllw gn hix ,lll hl wlll lllllllll. 'lull lull l llun'l lhhll-. wllh lhllfu mlll lllllhgh uhllgh xll, lllllghl ll rhelr lllll. llx lo nhl." SHANNON, FRANK For hu lcnchur I-rnnk Shannon dom pllll- llls lhllervk nlways quilu ins, Although hr should work lll-'ll cnnrlnllnlll- lhirk, lhl his lhllllghll All of shllllg hllll lllllllllllf. SHANKLIN. x1.lRclARl-'l' hhllllu l miller of mllllf llvlll hh. lull she llwllwl ll hlllvlhg lllllllc, She ll llml lhll lllllll. Alla ll lllllll l nllll lull lhc Scninrx .ll llll nll hlll ll.. slllll.LY. GERAl.I3IXlf lalll llhlllll .lllll ll lhllll ll .l lllfl. awful lemllelhll llld llll-ll-l lh llllllll' lxllll1'hllhlllllg l-hll Yllll llclwel llflll llll l'hhl lloll hll- l lllllllll of Qlll ' Jelly ' slll.llllERD. .-xlm .alll slllhlllld lo ll, hui hllll nhl l llhllllg glll. llll lll.llh ll ,hl hllll. Shv lhlhlll nll lll-l llllle lallwlllg circlvl lllllh llllllll. .lllll hll llllll l-.alll hllll xv.-.hm .lll lhlhl X 'li' In LN 6- l if 1 ,F e 2? as if K: s 'I' Y 4:- 72 'H l f .. s, 5, A 5 P 'Pix , ,. ,1r..l. 'w Av" nl 55 ' 'L ' " , ,, ., , 'fi' W1 -l Veg? 2 . 1 " ' , i "i ,I','9:'w""'1l, ' ' ' 'K If 1 ' ,. , ' - L' -"lf5'3f""'1wff W r .l 1 r K l f L' SHIPPEY, RUTH And here is a school girl called "Rufus" And always she's trying to spoof us, Polychroming's her hobby, Now isn'l that "nohby"? She's headed for some college campus, SHOEMAKE, HELEN This Helen's a scholar, "By heck!" She jumps on her history's neck: Her nickname is "Slim," And she's clear full of vim, And next year some college she'll wreck. SHOCK, VIVIAN Miss "Shookie" likes tennis and hiking, The latter she does like a Viking, Eats fruit for her diet: Reads poem for quiet. While penmanship is much to her liking SKAER, ELONA She sat behind acres of books And studied in corners and nooks: Reading all that she found, , She soon was renowned, And assumed her most serious looks. SKINNEL, CYRIL Thisvsweet young fellow they call "Cy" To sing so nobly doth try That when he doth sing The tears he dorh bring And even small babes do cry. ' SKINNER, HARO There was a tall boy called "Son," Who had so exceeding much fun, He'll soon be a banker, And maybe some "lanker," And when he played golf, always won, SMED, BELLE Now ihis is the pretty Miss Belle, She's learned how to dance very well So she'll go on the stage At a very high wage, Just when she'll begin she won't tell. SMITH, BLANCHE Miss Blanche says she would like to be A school "marm" and know it was she Who was able to manage Without any damage The children whom she often would see, SMITH, DONALD A senior but that is not all: Blue eyes and brown hair, six feet tall. Say. can you all guess That Smith is the rest, The Smith who likes history and ball? SMITH, FRANCIS There's a Messenger student named Eranci Who doesn't like socials or dances. We think it's because Of the writing he does, This good-looking boy gets no chances, SMITH, MABLE Miss Mable likes shows and ice cream, 'Tis said she's much like a sunbeam, For music some day She will go far away. s Here's good luck ro her plans and her dreams SMITH, ROBERT Here is a young man called "Bob" XVho never was known ro sob. He likes malted milk And things made of silk, And we're here to say he's no snob. i r mfr 1 4 fs ' r .' 45", 'Yi in SOLOMON, DOROTIIY STI BISINS, I.Yl7l.X Ilcr name Qounnls so learned and wiv. XX'c're Qure ml'1c'llbCAr nfl' a good prize XVhun She rakcs hvr parr In :hc world of art, The best for A girl of im mr. SPENCER, Hsin we ni know A girl, Elric. who mm always is fiimfiii and gay. Therc's parking she mas Ami long country hikes And ima going tulcatl1,solhHy5ay. sPENc:x.R, OLIVE "Olives are good for H am," says oinrl whom manner ii quill, sms Arrive in gym Ami quite fini of vim. wma may .hr sw- shc'll buy ir mr f.n-mira rxpmwimx mx ga' .ina i cmnfr an mr.-iv ri., bilw. This girl i. .wr a.i,i,ar Aria an if an llappvr ,ii nn- mai iliinw xiii' ii Nlmw r ,i I ,ge 1 V STl5lNKIl1C,HNllli'.. I:l.I1',XliI-'l'll Aliiilclrlrmrl,pru1li-ainl Ian. XX'irh an air ol ' l'll do and l'll nlirr ciainii-iakfir1iai.ni ,mini- Ivam ful: mm - isl-.mix XVlnvK snnlc is as briglwi as hur hair. STl2l7Hl'NS, l:l.I7I Y Anything that hr has he will lcall. Anything that he :an hc will mend. So I rn cure wir will say Aw wi- hai n milav Thar hc'5 worthx' ul bving callunl lricml D V SPRQQQHER, FLOREXQE sn w.iR'1' aim in And hm H P1-dr Svwfhfr, dw wi. -inn boi- came nom nhl xiiiirimrr Whose hair is 'must always in curl AQ a dancer shc'w Hnv, But for George shy does pine: Thu slalc that if naar Norlh Ilalmra. Ilia mannfrs ai: lining, lliw clwirm an Iliuinp Wilh the prncmis he's down in :lic whirl. Ami 40, Wmi, iw CMN nm Om mm S'l'Al5LIjS, GLADY our any wr mira Q girl sigh She gave as hnr answer iusr whv. "Though my name is Glad inn Qxfwiirrgiy sad Unlcxr 1 fir. im-I chicken pin," STARR, IEVIELYN 5 STINIIISON. l.cROY llis cvprcsxioii iv, I in mulling i-lin Hr wniln and hr lilw: to swiin uni H64 n1mlxixlcvli.ill IA long w.iyiai.r11i .Xml lm liking- 1: ie io canon. STIBIPSON. YIRCEINIA Shf'lIjl1Sflwzl1l1L'r Own wav w f-'mf' Ilcrf ir im i-ming inn- fauna 'siiriin Ilci- wmilc rhc worst ici-npun can tamv Shc gives vou sxvucl xmilcv. I'm Aura in hix nlus Good Sr, Pcmr has put down her nam . who Srnmmi in rin- iniiwiy ra primp sin in-ani miiloiil f.im.irg Arcl ,lima in iriiimiig Q. I-Qi fm ihvy migiir limi ini' a iimp ef-if.-, , ,rf pwa1:':e-r1-z4'-Q., . I 1' I I ,f 3,5 rr. .W f - , y I r J . ,I 1' i ,pt 1' fat 1. 1 59' 1 Ml.:-5 I ' 57 SQ, " 5 S ALA! R STOKES. MARY ELIZABETH SWANSON. VICTORIA A reknowned writer this girl will he With records of highest degree. "Mary Liz" has the 'irep" Of supplying the pep, One reason we'll miss her, you see. STOOPS, LUCILLE Lucille is the next one in line, Her good looks are simply divine, Never makes a mistake- No advice will she take- Invitations from boys she'll decline. STOVER, CLARA There is a young girl that I know XVho certainly knows how to sew, She's modest and shy. But sometimes she'll sigh, '-oh shoot an I've spotted ar, my ohf" STRONG, VERA MAY She was born with a taste for candy, Everyday she eats all that is handy, She has dark hair and eyes And they tell you no lies, On .1 hike Vera Strong is a dandy. SUHM, NORMA A reporter must question for news, And like Sherlock must follow her clues, So she shadows the trail ' In the quest ofa tale, I'hat's sufhciently spicy to use. SNVANFELT, IRMA Irma is lively and gay. And a prospective "Steno" they say, She intends to report In some notable court ana earn Q high salary some day. To dance onthe stage "Pat" will go To try to get work with young "lilo," We know she'll succeed And star, yes indeed, And have the best act in the show. SWEET, WILLIAM Here follows another boy, "Bill," Who never of dates gets his till, l-le's a young Irish lad Who takes after his dad, An architect can't break his will. TALBOTT, ELDON I'll tell of another one too, Whose eyes are exceedingly blue. He likes to play soccer. And cares for no knocker. And makes a real pal good and true, TAYLOR, GARVIN Young Taylor, so young and so slim, Is great at rough playing in gym. And when he does eat Says hash can't be beat, And like a big Esh he does swim. TENER, LUCILLE She likes the collecting of things: Of poems, of stamps, and of rings. Although good in the rest, lt's in Math that shes best: And also quite often she sings. TERRILI., RUSSELL Bright sweaters with t'Russ" are .1 pan Tho' his banjo is dear to his heart. Now potatoes and meat He likes best to ent. But this lad prefers chem'stry and art. 58 Q. , , . : gr t ti-wr,-gt: wg: N. - .. r,,,f-H, . Q, -.4 f m,f..t,. ff ,,,-,i-in, ww, Q, rw. ,,,.,tf,,1 Y., 7: -555' gSgui1.g',3' at wir- wi rg 15 1. az.: Li 35 . - - Y' f- 5 - .21 if fur-1? L- vc? ,vga--iff -Q X ,nigh I sag .i-rf:-Lain t if -: r- 2 ' ' i K H . , K K K - f 1 ft M L 1 e gi "H , 3 Q Y iw - .. 1, in ,lx ur!! A ga i My if L . ' V i Lf " i t L' 9 6 N H .i g 2 i- ' . I 'L . I ' ij y' ' :.'El"' " -15 S K' " f ,L fi ff wir: ir I si' 3-Q: r A .Eli 2 In I I THAYER, BYRON tins mln' nnd ripping old rhang At times docs endeavor to Sing Much tvnnis he plays 4 On thc lung Summa days Till the ball o'cr the fcnce lnl-ws its wing P H THOMAS, tsuni 'Tom A lawyer has chosen tn hr. If in fonrt him you hnpprn to rev, Don't think by mismkc Tha- law he did brenk -- Hen rherc to roller: his just ics. THOMAS, I-lliR.'Xl D He likes so to hunt and catch nsh, Plum pudnangw his fnvnritc rum, He likes to hunt duck Anti has fairly good niet, And working on :mx is his wich. THOMPSON, HAZH, she nm ro make music .ind paint, And neither one nmkcs her feel faint, XVill writn for magazines Ere shr's out of htr ta-env. And She is quite swcct and quite quaint TOEVS, XYILLARIB A bushel of fun is our "Tnvcv" But each teacher rhnt has him inn ini-rx His sails he unfurls, Anti gm scouring io, gnu. In his Buick they sznrt for thtir grni-rw , TRACY, RUDOLPH JOSliPll Jqseplw Tracy wbo's nicknamed Young.l01,' I.ikeS to play and he nm much lo rn. On trips with thc band And travels inf land, Thrrt- s strange plnccs he wiSlicm to know, TU4'Kl1R,JOllN ROAVII X nun- lirtzr btw 1-in nit i-tin. it itnnnt .nnrnig niny A irw, I tar lin likes ics Crum. Anti im A any rimnn OI'mi1w dny .ittcncling K. L' 1 Urztnli, lkll.-XTRICI, ,x ltwuly yming inn' ix nr.. Anil no tw , mm rinirn ihnn nn. Sn tum-r dum nm.. snr xings in alone. Sour influx rin mini .-ii 0 Gr.-"' XX'.KGCii7NliR, XX'lEl.lJl Nl A tall clark-uytxi girl is XYcldcn2, xvnn cnlm u-inning n-nw thc it bw Taking xlrollx tltwxvn llic hall, But thcn that isn't nll, liar she likrx much In rout fm our twin xx'.x1.TFR, iilixiu' This very innnang wan' :Xhout our ,nw Mgr rum mn rimff, xx'arn.iunn1r or A grin ln Spin of rhc tlin, in it.-rin rim thu ,rggrw ing nom, XY.-XYYITZS, NYAUBIN Our xxitnn N A inrirn in rhu nmking, Tlwv xttuicv hr runtls luv: ux xlmking. llc uni: rnnttttl iurkt-y With A smile lhnt is ' pcrlw ' ini mnuri- is .nn thnt iv taking. WARD, ERNEST 'inn tlnrk-.-i't'tl r-cling ini nr Un ' uni. in x A rypr who at mini Anti not biniry. In running nnil muh, xintii iiirin in nn.. uw rin lux nirrrtr. inn nmst :mir-, J w ..,7 , .fr 5 fi' .1 J ..., ,,,' ggi at wr -. m 2 f if 5- ifrr 59 WARD, MAURINE In "Galli" we'll always rejoice For she has a remarkable voice: She always is trilling And to sing is most willing. And can suit almost anyone's choice. WARD, MILDRED Rather tall, awfully pretty and sweet, For a pal she's hard no be heat. Jim likes nothing better Than getting a letter From someone she hopes soon to meet. WATERS, MARGARET .Peggy Waters likes best just to talk And delights in taking a walk. The subject of art Is next to her heart. And in this she is sure not to balk. WARREN, WIRT I-Iere's to the small boy called Wirt, Did you ever see him not at work? Says hc, "l'll l'-eat you, ThenI'll go to K. U, And there is no time to shirk," WEBB, WILLIAM Now "Red" is a lad of six feet. XVho thinks that our gym can't be beat: And pudding and creams He eats while he dreams Of rivals in printing to meet, WELLER, ELIZABETH A bright "Sunbeam Rooter" is "Liz," At crosswording I vow she's a whiz. But what puzzles me Is how she can be As sensible now as she is. WELLS, PAUL A question he'll argue all day And whatever opponents may say He always wins out, There's never a doubt Bur the other one's wrong in some way. WENCL, LUDWICK Now here is a boy who likes books, For "Sports" and "Inventions" he looks. But this I do know A-fishing l1e'll go XVlren summer thaws out all the brooks, WIINTZ, FRANCES Frances Vlentz claims her nickname is "Frank It is said she won't make a good "crank," 'Cause she's cheerful and smiling, Mem'ry books she's compiling, She's one girl on whom you can bank. WERTZ, MYRTLEDEA A young cub reporter is i'Myrt," Whom we all think exceedingly pert, But she says with a smile That it isn't worth while For someone who's working, to flirt. WHITAKER, GERTRUDE No nickname does this girl possess. Her fav'rit foods pie, she'll confess. She is rather tall And her mind is not small. On hist'ry, I think, is her stress. WHITE, LOYS "Just give me fried chicken or quail," Is this hoy's somewhat mild wail, "I like swimming and ball. But band best of all," Said "Brother" while playing a scale. XYIGIHIT, XX'Al,DI2N.X Hut name is Vfalclcnll NVlghl, She studies her lessons at night. Shc's .1 wonderful cook Ana likes n good lwnlt. 'Dc.ln" always dld what wax rlglll XVILCOX, XX'.Xl.l7LJ Sometimes they mll him tough Bnrlix, Hz :arcs not wllh whom hc tlors mlb.. On the fool-lmll line Or thc bascnbllll nlnv. Just so he can get in somv lltkx lvll.l.lAxls, lkl.C'll. "ml" lhlnltl n nnnln be lnll of inn To someday n fonnnng ht-nn run llc spends fnnny nlfllis On Juicy grctn nlfklys Anil llkm fnlnlng ull any in my inn WIl.Ll.-XMS. DONALD A my young man nnmfd llnn, At one time wa: forcrd tm put on A small black mustache And hair touzllcd with wh, For A plny, lo svll :mm toupuni Wll.l IAMS, GliAC'li Now Gmac lllww hcl' Spnninh .intl tnlving She says that ll's all in thc knowing, To lrnrn the nnpllnnfy Of clomrstir science. 'l'n college Qhc Soon will bl going . XVII.l.l.-KMS, Hl2l,lZX Shy will with kindcrgnttcn ynlnnlnyl If ln, plnny .ln nn: fllnnnn nny wax Will uhm- bc very Grm In her nm tcnChlng lcrml Wait .ind sea lirwt bcforl- unc mn nnl -G- W 67' 'sf I ffm. lil XYINTHKOP, NlAR.lORll. ,l llllurc lll nluvlc has 'D-'lldgutf' slim llvcly'al1d.llwavs n angst, Dark cakc n ln mode For teducingk lwr codv. And ylnw lnnppy as nny Young lsnllgyl. xl'oclD, NEVA my famrizc: nn vngll nntl nn, lfnlnl num she'd hate lots tn pm. shy y lnll nntl my 5 ill-nan, Ann usually xpcncls hor 1 llny mtllng aloud nf by ' ln.ln.' WOODARD, xlnultllgl. llc liken bl-yi of ull flnfltnn pn, llc nfl.-n mm. N.-yn my un: lung nnnln hc nlnyt Tllnnlgll not ynnnnff zlmyaz lfllnw mm him nnll y-nn n-.ll not ,lyll wooDxl'ARlb, Rlcllfllzll llcrfn .l intl lanly fellow fnllytl Dick, Of tht gnu ln ll tnklng ln: pack. Thu' my tlnnlgnll, l Nippon Aft of wlnnyltl intl Rnw. llc l not lily Snml nwpll. low nl XYOOl.l.l1Y, LOGAN .Xt lvnnlx lhiw boy is A yhnrk, .M ,ln vnllinccr hu'll nuke A mark, Next four ymtn hill bc Al li, S A C' , llt- tutors nmtlrcmntlcs llwup ll tinrlil YX'RIllllT, JU.-XXI l A lin bv n llblnnnn my nnplm, ul hnnly wc hnyl yln nl cl nm, llvr plminw ll talking. lfll-r hobby an walking. Spnghtlli And clwcw she dcxlrt-N uf' Q' 4? :L YABROF, DAVID OI subjects he favors not one. His studies to him are just fun. At golf he will play, And maybe some day, As a lawyer he'll he number "onc.' YEAGER, DOROTIIA This fiii- gin works through nights hiiii ary. While producing new iiiirihherre Phys, She his aint lovely hair Anti she gives it good mi, Andis i hire phi ih in ways. YOUNG, FRANCES She laughs and the world does, you sec She sighs and I'm sure so do we. She's slender and fair, Has brown eyes and hair: And :i true pal we find her to be. YOUNG, RUTII Psychology fascinates her, She studies what reasons there were For your laughter and renrs. Your most hair-raising fears. Why hysteria oft will occur, ZAI-IN, ENA Z.mhn's .1 brown-eyed good looking brunette. A good friend to all, you can ber, You just wait till she smiles Then your heart she beguiles, And you'll think shc's the best you have met, HOLMES, SHELBY Oh "Sheila" is an athletic fan, llc eats all he can of Post's Bran, lIc'll sell real estate Ar some future dnre, And become n great business man, BISHOP, FOREST DAVENPORT, LYNN DETWEILER, MARIE GARNETT, ALICE GUNTHER, ANNA MAY LINDSEY, JALIE MADDUX, HARRY MORRIS, JANE REMINGTONH LYLIE ROBINSON, MARIE SNIOKER, CLARA STEARMAN, RUTH STOKER, FLORENCE Uuniura OFFICERS Ol? JUNIOR CLASS l'r-es1'dcnz+Howard Fullingron Treasurer-Toni Churchill Vice President-George McCormick Sergeant-at-urms-Dick Thompson Secretary-Lois Mclntire Yell Leaders-Harry Perkins Genevieve Reed .-liluiser-Mr, J, C, XVoodin HE Juniors have been concerned for the most part in making grades and - they have succeeded remarkably well as can be seen from their honor roll 5:55555 record. -Thepresident of the class has distinguished himself as a member of the victorious basket ball team, The Juniors have presented several plays under the direction of Miss McBride. They must be commended on their effective and unusual advertising. At the last of the year it was the lot of the Juniors to decorate the Forum for the graduation exercises. , im JUNIOR GIRLS 5 JUNIOR BOYS JUNIOR GIRLS JUNIOR BOYS JUNIOR BOYS Qnphnmnrea OFFICERS of SOPHMORE CLASS President-Henry Steele Treasurer-Claire Sutter Vice President-Robert Heckard Sergcunl-alfarms-Oscar Asman Secretary-Marian Brown Yell l.earler.s7Julius Simonet Billy Churchill Aclvziser--Miss Lucy Hall. Miss Bessie Green, Mr. XV. NV. Patterson, Mr. VU. D, Royer. have quickly learned the traditions of our school and have done much to V preserve them They hut shovl ed ambition in having a party during MM" their first year. It was planned to be a Valentine party but was post- poned until April Hrst. April foolish games mixed the crowd and all were feeling jolly for the program which followed. Then came an indoor track meet or rather a 'ltake off" on one. Some of the refreshments had not been "doctored" for the occasion-some of them had. XVith a big "April Fool!" they went home. HE class of '27 is the largest to have entered Wichita High School, They The rest of the year was spent in an effort to make themselves Juniors, and as could be expected, the most of the Sophomores succeeded. G9 SOPHOMORE GIRLS SOPHOMORE GIRLS SOPHOMORE GIRLS SOPHOMORE BOYS SOPHOMORE BOYS SOPHOMORE BOYS w V X . 1 w 1 w 1 76 1 QD T W Q, QQKSQQX li DGPHHHIQHRHIS2 I Qngliuh ISS Hodgson has planned. organized. and is now the teacher of the Social English Classes. The Social English Club was organized from the Social i T English Classes. No plays are attempted because of lack of time. but such things as impromptu speeches, telephone calls, toasts, and various other speeches are worked on in class. At one time an election campaign was studied in which every point Was developed, including the nominating speeches and the inaugural banquet. The most interesting factor of this course is the notebooks. Every class makes up one notebook. to which each student contributes at least one article. The book, which is printed on a very heavy and attractive paper, contains plays. poems, prose. write-ups of many kinds. a class prophecy. a class will, and humor. About 4000 people were able to see the two Shakespearian plays presented at the high school this spring by the Elizabethan Players. This company was brought here through the Extension Department of the University of Kansas, and under the management of Miss Knickerbocker. 'AThe Merchant of Venice." was given in the afternoon for the high school student body, while, "The Taming ofthe Shrew," was presented in the evening for students as well as the public. N . . . . W wg,g.-QQ' .,. , - . , . - fn., MISS HODGSOINYS lfllfTH HOUR SOCIAL lQNGl.lSH CLASS 77 Vol. 1 he illvnavngvr EEEE Mag? EIQQBEYW E EEEEEEE A E 1 Editor-in-Chief Managing Editor Associate Editors Sport Editor ,,.,, Business Manager RAY RILEY L L ,HKATHERINE HUSTON L JEANETTE GUY, MARX' GEORGE, GABRIEL DROLLINGER L L MAC CAHAL DONALD WILLIAMS , MARY ELIZABETH STOKES Exchange Editor ,,,,,, Radio Editor ,,,, Circulation Editor FRANCIS SMITH 5.1 School L,L,,,, LUCILLE MILLER Mail, LLLL L A .L L L L GABRIEL DROLLINGER ADVERTISING Wilbert Mueller, Richard Fisher, James Knorr. Fred Ker- nan, Harlan Algeo and Mac Cahal, Prmtmg Advisor L, ,,L,,,, ,LLLL,L,,,,,,, L , , L, , Mr. Frank Fee Advisor ....,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, , L,,L, , ,,,, , , ,,,, Miss Lucile I-lildinger REPORTERS Nila Allen Jane Evans Marian Goldsmith Eva Jenner Edyth Marshall Isabel Babcock Claude Gaylord Myrtledea Warts Merrill Roff Luann Melbourne Elizabeth Morgan Letha Chamness Norma Suhm Virginia Reed Catherine Nitschke Vic Rugh NEWSPAIJER CLASS '78 Vol. 1 The Messenger Editor-in-Chief Associate Editors Art Editor Eeature Editor Publicity Manager Faculty Advisor Art Advisor Printing Advisor Betty Postlcwaile Della Mae Allen Grace Goodnoc Margery McAllister lola Moulray Francis Smith May, 1925 VIRGINIA HAGAN lVlARGARET BIRD, LETHA Cl-IAMNESS DOROTHA YEAGER E, FRANK SwANsoN CLAUDE GAYLORD Miss LUCILLE HILDINGER REPORTER5 Mary Elizabeth Stokes Evelyn Marker Vivian Krack Thelma Bement Whitney Drake Camille Dunn Miss GLADYS BATH ,, MR. FRANK EEE Margaret Waters Willa Holmes John McAnany Marguerite Sanders Clara Stover Norma Suhm Mildred XVaI'd No. 10 MAGAZINE CLASS 79 aihemaiira PYTHAGOREAN CLUB OFFICERS President-Arthur Flinncr Vice Presz'dent+Robert McCormick Secretary-Dorothy Painter Sergeant-at-arms-Mark Burche Reporter-Gabriel Drollinger HE Pythagorean Club is one of the oldest. if not the oldest, club in school someone presents a specially prepared talk on some subject related to Its purpose is to promote interest in mathematics. At each club meeting mathematics. These talks are very beneicial as well as entertaining Miss Bessie Green is club sponsor. Members are: Marilyn Boniholf Rebecca Burlon Paul Boyur Frank Cluwvll Cirncr Crow lluth Gardiner Cllnudu osyimil Mnry George ooiigns Gwinn John Hensty xvnm mem Hazel Mniofk .mms May Leroy Mcikdnm llvrbcrl Mfvty Arthur Richardson Fmnklyn from iilnnchc Smith livelyn Starr Lucille Tcnrr Byron Thayer XX'ir! Yklarrrn Margaret Williams . W ,y X PYTHAGOREAN CLUBWV tw-2-xfMLt'f 5 .W t .,,, v S0 Qrienre PHYSIOLOGY CLUB OFFICERS P1'exz'dent--Aytche Stewart Swgeunl-ul-urnis-Rowland Benn Vice President-James Knorr Secretary-Camille Dunn T1'eusure1'+Henrv Maschal Sponsorx- J. H. Korb B. XV. Truesdell Its Prevention and Cure at the first meeting. The lecture was one of , the best given during the year. He has been asked to repeat the lecture ' 'Wg' for the benefit of those who did not hear it. Dr. A. P. Gearhart, a bone specialist, also of the Wichita Hospital, gave an illustrated lecture on bone grafting, using slides and bone of veal. Dr. H. Terrill, a young physician lectured on the "Relations of Chemistry to Health and Diseasef' He brought out distinctly that health was only the result of normal chemical action, and that disease was the result of abnormal action. Chemical reactions explain the whole process of life, health and disease. Other doctors have given talks on equally interesting subjects. R. H. F. Hyndman, ofthe XVichita Hospital staff gave a talk on "Diabetis, sew ' ' Y N PHYSIOLOGY CLUB 81 v-nf--tlwm .,..v.,. Z, ff-212-111 inlngg luh OFFICERS President-John Butts Vice President-Clifford Cloukey Treasurer-Margaret Hutchinson Secretary-Gladys Salter Sponsor-W. T, Emery MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE PROGRAM COMMITTEE Gladys Salter, Chairman Susan Keith, Chairman Dean Chipp Paul Boyer Leroy Hammond Maurice Lample Elizabeth Ford Camille Dunn PECIAI. reports on birds, animals and various species of dogs and horses are given at club meetings and slides are often shown, many of which are scenes from nature, At one time Mr. A. L. Hickman gave a talk on birds found during the summer in Indiana. He also gave some information concerning the bird collections in museums. BIOLOGY CLUB S2 the text book as a basis. Retercnce reading is taken from various books. f The minimum requirement for reference reading is about 25 pages a week. Notebooks are required which contain the assignment for each day and notes on the references that have been read inturg MERICAN history is studied in the classes with a problem viewpoint and M i The class work consists of general discussion and special reports, Outlines are also made by the students from certain subjects assigned by the teacher. Current topics are discussed in the classes through general discussion and special reports. The bulletin board offers an opportunity for display of pic- tures, posters, and clippings, illustrative of the problem under discussion. One of the methods by which an attempt is made to vitalize history is the use of illustrative material for the period the classes are studying. These articles, such as War relics, newspapers of the period, letters, deeds and other documents, and articles of dress. are brought to the classes by the students and examined and discussed there. Some of these have been placed in the display case in the front corridor so the other students interested may see them, It is hoped that when the school has a suitable place for caring for the relics, persons who have this material will be Willing to loan or donate articles for the use in the American History Museum. MISS ARMSTRONGS SIXTH HOUR AMERICAN HISTORY CLASS 83 nmmerrial COMMERCIAL EFFICIENCY CLUB OFFICERS President-Hilda Long Treasurer-James Park Vice President-Helen Barrit Sponsors-Miss Lottie Green, Secretary-Belle Smed Miss Kathryn Brown HIS club which has Hfty-six members, has for its purpose the desire to promote a commercial interest among students. Various phases of busi- gxzvs ness life were discussed at club meetings this year. Some of the subjects " ' X' were 'iAdvertising," HSalesmanship," "Co-operation After Leaving High School," and 'Business Opportunities." The club has also had a series of talks by business men of associated business houses. The commercial department offers subjects from which a student may obtain a good education Without taking a business course after he has graduated from high school. Some of the subjects offered are salesmanship, commercial law, penmanship, business aritmetic, commercial geography, bookkeeping, shorthand, typewriting, and business English. The teachers in the department are Mr. Miller, Mr. Hickman, Miss Lottie Green, Miss Burk, Miss Stoz, Miss Boyd, and Miss Brown. 3 NX xxx ' COMMERCIAL EFFICIENCY CLUB 8 1 annul rm MACHINE SHOPS HEN the high school was moved into the new building, the machine shops were added as a new department. The work was installed under Mr. 555,55 O. B. Badger, who was director of industrial education at that time, with Mr. Yingling as instructor. rl his year the work has been carried on with Mr. Marion Smith as instructor. The purpose of this department is strictly vocational, that is, it is not taught as a trade. but it endeavors to give the boy a working knowledge and an insight into the metal working trades, so that later he might secure a position in one of these remunerative fields of work. The equipment consists of one milling machine, one twenty-four inch by twenty-four inch planer. two drill presses, one power hack saw, one shaper, one grinding stand, and eleven engine lathes. All hand tools used by the boys are furnished and kept in the tool room and checked out by them. Other courses offered in this department are: printing, mechanical and architectural drawing, practical electricity. cabinet work. wood turning. pattern making, and auto mechanics. Each department is well equipped and in every way the shops stand second to none. MACHINE SHOP sn ntmehnlh rin HE Household Arts Department is a large division of Wichita High School. - It is divided into five departments, that of food, clothing, millinery, home 55,435 decoration and home management. MXH In the food department are the cooking classes, which include a study of the composition and fuel value of foods, methods of cooking, meal planning and serving. These food courses help the girls to organize their work and prepare Well balanced meals in their homes. The clothing courses include a study of textiles and the finished fabric: of clothing budgets and clothing construction. In the first year simple gar- ments are made, such as blouses or kimonos. During the second year, more is completed, While in the third year a fancy dress, and a suit or coat are made. The millinery is a course offered to learn the simple process of hat making. Different types of brims and of crowns are made from inexpensive materials for practice. Three hats are completed by each girl during the semester. Home decoration is a brief study of the development of domestic architec- ture from the beginning of civilization down to the present time. There are study of floor plansg principles of design and decorating: period furniture: choice of fabrics and good selection of rugs, curtains and draperies. In home management the topic of the home is most thoroughly discussed: family life and the managing of the homeg plans are made for a convenient home and every Wednesday nursing is taught. COOKING CLASS. IN DINING ROOM SG t. EI 111 N the Latin department this year one of the 9A classes has made a close - study into Roman private life. The students have made a pasteboard 3:54:44 house of Roman design filled with furnishings in keeping with the idea. MMT' Small dolls dressed in the flowing type of garments which were afected by the people of that time were placed in the house. This is a new idea which has been tried in order that the students may have a more concrete vision of ancient life. The Cicero classes study Cicero's orations and then make oral reports of some definite phase of them. The Virgil students have the opportunity of making either two note books or an oral report on topics from Virgil. One of the note books, a "Virgil Illustration" book, may be Hlled with their own illustrations or special pictures which the instructor orders for them. The other book is called "Who's Who in Heaven" and is illustrated with pic- tures of the ancient gods, goddesses, and heroes. These characters are chosen from the many mythological stories concerning the Greek after life. MISS I-IORNOR'S FIFTH HOUR CAESAR CLASS S7 nhern ljanguage SPANISH CLUB FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS President-Frank Clewell President-Hilda Connor Vice President-Zelma Beaman Vice Presidenr-Paul Elgin SFCFQIHFQI--l'llld3 Connor Secretary--Kathleen Miller Treasurer-Grace Goodnoe Treasurer-Lewis Jewett Sergeant-al-arms-Elmer McCune Sergeant-at-arms--Rowland Bean Sponsor-Miss Goodyear Several programs and parties were held by the members of the Spanish Club this year. They started their activities by having a Weiner roast in Sep- tember. At their Christmas party, Juan Rodriquez entertained them With an account of Christmas in Mexico. The largest affair of the year was the cos- tume party given in February. The feature of the evening was the club prophecy given in Spanish by Rowland Bean and Warren Davis. The purpose of the Spanish Club is to give Spanish students of the school a chance to speak and hear more Spanish. SPANISH CLUB 88 p nrmal Graining TEACHERS' NORMAL TRAINING CLUB OFFICERS FOR FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS FOR SECOND SEMESTER President-Mable Searl PreszdenI1lone Currier Vice Presidenl-Floan Chapman Secretaru and Treasurer-Pauline Craig Secretary and Treasurer-Marie Poe Chzlirmun of Program Commillee- Helen Rav Sponsor-Miss Cellars New subjects are chosen every six weeks. Members are as follows: Marie Poe. Isabelle Babcock. Mabel Searl, Helen Rav, Agnes Sanborn, Dorothy Moore, Olive Rapp. Dorothy l,appin. Hazel Millard, Theola Fish, lone Cur- rier, Pauline Craig. Martha Clayton, Maude Cunningham, Mildred Foster. Viola Briggs, Helen Jordon, Mabel Clement. Mary Edith Bacher. Vvfinifred Bish. Claudia Hitt. Jaunita Craig. The object of the T. N. T. Club is to create an interest in the Normal Training Course of Wichita High School. to furnish information needed in teaching. and to provide for social ac- tivities. All normal training juniors and seniors are eligible to membership and all the members are planning on teaching, but probably not all of them will take positions this fall. T, N. T. CLUB H9 ri ART CLUB OFFICERS FOR FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS FOR SECOND SEMESTER President-Geraldine Shelly President-Betty Postlewaite Vice President-Eugene Laird Vice President-Charles Jones Secretary-Rebecca Burton Advisor-Miss Bare Treasurer-Neva Vvlood Secretary-Jean Smyser Treasurer-Elena Skaer During the early club meetings the students learned to draw stick Hgures While later they drew each other's profiles. One of the most interesting programs of the year was a talk on "Modern Oil Paintings," by Mr. E. L. Davison. No parties could be given this year as everyone was busy with other activites. The club meetings were held every other Monday evening after school. ART CLUB 90 1 A 'zi T' I.--p., 1 ...- ua-qv 4.5 1 I 1 ii-if I V :"' 8 ii v . V I W, .if 1 5,15 1 . 1, 5 8 2' 1 'X x nb , 7 ' -5 ki'5k'ai , , ,.1 A .,:... Und th X QT' S .0 , 3, ,--- -, 1, - bf, 4 Bw e if x. ,. M. -V -ff-n " ' '51-an yn - W4 . .- N... if M W1 7 J . ,rw t f my LiqH5 ll rtff "'L S Qffrrtiuv Qpvaking HERE were four debates this year The subject of the first was. "Resolved that the United States should cancel all financial obligations due from gggjgjg the governments of the Allies on account of the World War." This was MM' debated with Newton and Arkansas City, The second subject Was, "Resolved that the United States should prohibit all immigration for five years." The teams met with Enid and Oklahoma City for the last debates. All were open forum and non-decision debates. The effective speaking students entering the National Oratorical Contest on the Constitution were John Rossel, Paul Boyer, Adolph Ohrvall. Helen Shoemake, Lois Mclntire, Mary Riddle. Hershel Holden, Vernon Burlie, Louis Gerteis, and Ralph Bertholf. John Rossel, speaking on "Hamilton and the Constitution," won first place, Paul Boyer and Adolph Ohrvall tied for sec- ond place. Winlield Won in the district meet so Vv'ichita was out of the race. DEBATE AND ORATORY DEBATE TEAMS AlErmut1'ue-Paul Boyer. Pearlanna Beloof. Negative-Franklin Edwards. Walter Kessler. DEBATE TEAM Ii JUNIOR DRAMATIC CLASS KUpperj SENIOR DRAMATIC CLASS KLowerj 94 M .A xi R A A if 12 A 'Mme Va S5 Kg :V , 3 1 Q , A, ,fi-3 ' X 4 Q 25135 5 ,AGB PETER KEPPLE 7 , C, HUGH CRAWFORDW or JIMMY DRAYCOTTM, S DOCTOR WALPOLE,,,,, S MRs. DRAYCOTTW. BEATRICE DRAYCOTT.. lawn lag CAST OF CHARACTERS lVlll.LlCENT DRAYCOTT ,,,,, TRIXIE O'PARRELc O,O, JUDITH MCCARTHY ,,,O ,, ,Carroll North ,, Hubert Dye ,Torn Morrison ,Henry lVaIters , lllildrea' Ward Anita Faye Constant Margaret Preston ,, Virginia Reed ,, Gladys Stables E presentation of the Senior class play is one of the big events of the year and the goal toward which every dramatic student works. It is the last gxfifw play of the year and the proceeds go to the Senior class. . .xsffv "Just Like Judy" was chosen as the presentation this year, because of its unusual plot and attractive setting. The story takes place in the studio of 'iput-it-off" Peter Kepple, an artist. For five years, because of the War and other distractions, he has "put off" his marriage to Beatrice Draycott. "Judy" McCarthy, an impulsive, "fix-it" friend of Beatrice, takes it upon herself to make Peter, Whom she has never seen, do it now. She masquerades as a model, and through an unusual accident makes Peter believe that he is married to her. Instead of Peter's finding such a union disgusting, he finds he quite likes it- and Judy. Judy discovers that Peter "put-off" marrying Beatrice because he had ceased to care for her. The appearance of the model, whose name Judy has assumed, further complicates matters: but, when Beatrice bolts with another artist. things Work out nicely. 96 SENIOR CLASS PLAY CAST unit BOYS' DOUBLE QUARTET Clair Robb Marden Barrington Stanley Shaft Ray Sellers Maurine Vlard Eunice Osborne Sylvia Kopplin Margaret Nicholls Margaret Williams MIXED QUARTET GIRLS' SEXTET Everett Holworth William Townsend Dean Gasciogne Albert Hendrix Stanley Shaft Dean Gasciogne Leone Wilson Eunice Osborne Maxine Moore The school quartets and sextet were organized by Miss Blanche Harvey. They ave sev eral assemblies during the year and in February broadcasted a program from station WEAH at the Broadview Hotel. SCHOOL QUARTETS AND SEXTET 98 Paul' mr GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Qupperb BOYS' GLEE CLUB flowed 99 J UNIOR-SENIOR CHORUS QGirlsj JUNIOR-SENIOR CHORUS QBoysJ 100 JUNIOR-SENIOR CHORUS Cupperj SOPHOMORE CHORUS Llowerj 101 102 ORCHESTRA 103 BAND X 1 . .' V' fcfffb- " 1... 104 CAFETERIA HELPERS PASTRY DEPARTMENT TH! MEAT OEPNITNEIIT -iiiitr, fr sw' Q L 11 l-ef x +A n,i,"f-fm.: Q MM A -q., j. 1,-Jw, --Q wma 5 . 1. , .b...1,,. Q ifGHKIKEN PW 15 MUS fKf"7' CAFETERIA KITCHEN 105 -, :YK 1, ,V A .f ,Q 4:5 5, v J wha Lv ,L 106 I m QD UZ W QD QQKQKQX IOHGHHIZHIHIOHM hiv 'fx W1-5 HONOR SOCIETY STUDENT COUNCIL l07 ffjemienger Qepreneniutiuea among the student body Each reporting room chose one of its members QMM to act as agent for the Messenger to that room. The duties of represen- 'MM tatives were to give out tickets to the regular subscribers and sell extra tickets for the paper, sell magazines, and take annual subscriptions. HIS year the Messenger class has for the iirst time had representatives Members: Virgie Meredith, Helen Page, Gladys Salter, Richard Thomp- son, Mary Esther Wendell, Asa Bivins, Lula Chacon, C. J. Crum, Gladys Ham- mer, Thomas Ireland, Phan Nelsons, llus Moran, Lloyda Ripley, Florence Tucker, John Torry, Margaret Schnoor, Elberta Sturn, Fern Wilt, Bernice Wilcox, Zoe Nelson, Madge Metcalf, XVayne Allee, Jack Clark, Eloise Brown, Avis Kennedy, Fred Kernan, Geraldine Shelley, Logan Woolley, Wallace Hammer, Sara Jones, Susan Keith, Rufus Rogers, Floyd LePorin, Elizabeth Carr, Dwight Beaman, Sidney Brick, Helen Camp, Naomi Richardson, James Davis, Hermine Friedson, Geraldine Hammond, Velma Harris, Bernice Hull, Forrest Kimball, Reid Lavender, Cecil McKee, Chester Miller, Marian Christ- man, Marie Moeckel, Harry Giwosky, Helen Rockwood, Jean Smyser, Henry Steele, Rose VanCleve, Evelyn Watkins, Kathleen Amholz, Louise Christman, Dorothy Deal, Godfrey House and Carolyn Kirkwood. Miss Lucille Hildinger is sponsor. MESSENGER REPRESENTATIVES IOS irl eeerne luh GIRL RESERVE CABINET President-Dorotha Yeager Treasurc-'r4Mary Dean Scott Vice President-Ruth Dockum Faculty Advisor-Miss May Howes I Secretary-Sara Jones Association Advisor-Miss Sue Katherine Glenn COMMITTEES: Service--Margaret Bird. chairman. Vera Strong. Margaret Goodyear. Mary Dorothy Collyer. Mary Katherine McKenzie. Advisor-Miss M. Bird Vv'eimar. Membership-Ruth Dockum, chairman, Leah Allender. Dorothy Lehman. Louise Preston. Ruthelma Rombold. Advisor-Miss Marguerite Bliss. Program-Katherine Huston. chairman, Geraldine Shelley, Katherine Petrie. Ruthelma Rombold. Advisor-Miss Pearl Adams. Social-Margaret Preston, chairman, Susan Keith. Jeannette Guy. Marie Ramsey. Advisor -Miss Dorothy Robb. Ways and Means-Mary Evelyn Easton, chairman, Helen Daratt. Marie Poe. Advisor- Miss May Howes. Publicity-Lois McIntire, chairman, Sybil Reynolds, Virginia Hagan. Floann Chapman. Advisor-Miss Gladys Bare. GIRL RESERVE CABINET 109 GIRL RESERVES l l0 GIRL RESERVES 1 l I SOPHOMORE TRIANGLE quppefp BLUE TRIANGLE flowerj 112 A E GIRL RESERVE RIFLE CLUB KUpperj SUNBEAM ROOTERS KLowvr2 113 P Sept, Sept Sept Oct. Oct. Oct, Oct. Oct. Nov Nov. Nov. Nov. Decr Dec. irl eaernen GIRL RESERVE PROGRAM. 71 -17-Membership Campaign -Recognition Service I-Estes Park Meeting 8-Committee Meetings 15-School Spirit 22-"Three Pills in a Bottle" 29-Health Meeting 5-International Race Conference -Our Manners -Committee Meetings -Mother-Daughter Banquet 3-Devotional Meeting I0-World Fellowship Moving Big and Little Sister Campaign Jan. Jan, Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. March lVlarch March March March April 21 25 -Committee Meetings -Race Relationships -New Girl Party 4 ll-My Ideal Girl I 8 -Race Relationship Z 5-Great Women 3-Rough or Smooth Road IO-Committee Meetings 17-Down Petticoat Lane 24-Girls in Industry 31--Street of Precious Pearls 7-Health Meeting April Z8-Meeting of '24 Girls Inauguration Banquet Picture May 5-Mother-Daughter Tea Dec. I7-Christmas Meeting May IZ-Estes Park Meeting Jan. 7-lV'.usical Program May I9-Senior Farewell Jan. 14-Child Labor SOPHOMORE TRIANGLE OFFICERS Preszdenl-Marvel Nordyke Secretary-Janice Hayden Vice President-Dorothy Wulfmeyer Treasurer-Helen Brown Advisor-Miss Alice Bell COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Program-Ruth Caswell Service-Elizabeth Carey Ivuys and Means-Louise Lawrence Social-Ruth Gillett Publicity-Geraldine Hammond The Sophomore Triangle is a part of the Girl Reserve Club. It was organ- ized to help the Sophomore girls become acquainted with high school activities, It presented several Girl Reserve programs during the year and was in full charge of the February New Girl Party. GIRL RESERVE RIFLE CLUB President-Mary Dean Scott SecretaryfTreasurer-Mary Evelyn Easton Vice President-Julia XVoods Advisor-Miss Edna Yetter The Girl Reserve Rifle Club is a fully qualified Junior Winchester Club. It was organized this year by the regular Girl Reserve Club. Irma Ames Helen Brown Mary Dorothy Collyer Anita Constant Alice Virginia Cowell Lucille Matteson MEMBERS: Lois Mclntire Helen Mills Helen Page Margaret Preston Genevieve Reed Gladys Salter llil Helen Shuler Mary Thompson Reta Willis Leone Wilson Lucille Wilson ISL UE TRIA NGLI1' OIWICERS Preslident-Gwendolyn Olerson SUCl'L'lllL'lf'I,OlS Rent! Vice Prt-sidenlilluthelma Staten Treasurer-Martha Penn rlcivisor-YlX'irs. P. M. Bell COMMITTEE CIIAIRMEN Social-Roberta Hill Program-Sadie Graves Membership-Ruthelma Staten Ways and il1Pt1V7S'Sl'JJffOfl Parrish The Girls' Blue Triangle Club organized a glee club which gave several programs this year. The girls, also, took a very prominent part in "Milestones," a historical pageant of their race. which was given by the negroes of the city in March. N1-lTlONflL HONOR SOCIETY President-Walter Kessler SUCI'E'ltII'U-Ti't'4IXLlfL'!"B'iJYj,lAl'Cl Sluanklin Vice President-Mary George Sponsor--Miss Ape! HE purpose of the National Honor Society is to encourage the develop- - ment of character, scholarship, leadership and service. among high school sjsjgjgjq students. MM' The members are as follows: Della Mae Allen. Isabelle Babcock. Margaret Bird. Paul Boyer, Rebecca Burton. Spencer Cates. Frank Clewell. Ruth Dockum, Gabriel Drollinger. Mary Evelyn Easton, Margaret Goodyear. Galen Graham, George Gsell, Jeannette Guy, Virginia Hagan. Katherine Huston. Doro- thy Lehmann, Roger Lemon. Edith Marshall. LeRoy McAdams. Robert E. McCormick, Tom Morrison. Dorothy Painter, Kathryn Petrie. Betty Postle- Waite, John Pottenger, Helen Ray, Jasamine Salmon. Mary Dean Scott. Ger- aldine Shelly, Helen Shoemake, Elona Skaer. Olive Spencer, Evelyn Starr, Lucille Tener, Henry Walters, Wirt XVarren, Elizabeth Nelle, Neva Wood, David Yabrof, and Dorotha Yeager. SUNBEAM ROOTER5 President-Hazel Matlock Tremsurvrflfloann Chapman Vice President-Harold Rodda Yell l.euder-Don Purcell Secretary-Esther Schell Reporler-Leona XValclen HE Sunbeam Rooters Club was organized to create, maintain, and - promote pep. All red haired students and teachers in high school are 5,5455 considered as members and' those who have not actually enrolled in the MM' club are known as "dead timber." The faculty advisors are Mrs. Hull, Miss Severance, Miss Weimar, and Mr. Hickman. Active 'irootersw are as follows: William Sweet Pearlanna Beloof Virginia Reed James Lightner Lucille Moore Dorothy Shaw Henrietta Sarvey Mary George Mabel Clement Erma Braham Mildred Riner Beatrice Sanford Lois Hartsell Rose Van Cleve Leonard Zonker Fred Castle ll5 Paul Stewart Tiny Richardson Veda Louise Crouse La Verne Robinson Harold Mall Lillie Bell Preston Pilthea ligge H1-Y CABINET fUpper2 H1-Y RIFLE CLUB KLOIUEFQ 116 CE. A. A. President ,,,,,,,,, ,Leone Vifilson Vice President , , ,, Helen Schuler Secretary ,, , , ,, , , ,, Susan Keith Treasurer , , , , ,, Margaret Hutchinson Sergeant-al-arms ,, , ,, , , Marvel Nordyke HE Girls' Athletic Association was organized to promote higher athletics - and good sportsmanship among the girls. It has been organized for a 335545 number of years. This year the unnecessary meetings were abandoned MM' and the girls worked each week on stunts or tried to pass tests to win a shield. A shield was awarded to the girls who passed five out of six of the fol- lowing stunts: Profile posture test, Red Cross beginners swimming test or swimmers test or Junior life saving test, lO mile hike, pass examination on two games, four National games, lO out of 15 stunts, And a chevron was given each girl who was on a class team. The sports which the girls worked on were volley ball, soccer, basketball, swimming. baseball and tennis. A hike was planned for each month during the school year. , , , , , , W, Nw-..vW G. A. A. OFFICERS I I7 E Q S . H8 BERS G. A. A. MEM ll!-I l20 G. A. A. MEMBERS QD T W QD QQKQQQN v . t.. ,. y 1 SHWEUHWIGSZ 1 ,, ' GRAVES, YOUNG, HIZIHRICK. GALLAGHER, BOYS' ATHLETIC COACHES I2l Hnnihall FOOTBALL SUMMARY Coach i'Skip" Hinman and his squad of Blue and White warriors came through the football season with the best records made by any Wichita football team for the past live years, win- ning seven games and losing but two. There was more enthu- siasm for football in VJ. H. S, this past year than ever before. At the beginning of the season more than fifty men reported for practice of which there were a number of veterans from last year, Added to this there were several men from out of town schools and also some from the intermediates. The team took a number of out of town trips, the longest of which was one to Little Rock, Arkansas, where they defeated the high school, which claimed the championship of the south- west. by a score of 36 to 6. Although the squad was made up of a hard playing and ag- gressive squad of men who played team work all the time, it was not without the individual star. Fred Brickell, playing his third year on the team, was chosen on the all-state team for the third time. The total scores for the season were as follows: Newton ,,,,, , ,, ,,,, 6 W. H. S. 9 Lnid , , , , H ,, 7 W. H. S. 20 Arkansas City W l4 W. H. S, 29 Little Rock W , ,,,,,, 6 W. H. S. 36 Oklahoma City ,,,,, 21 W. H. S. 0 Topeka - , , 2 W. H. S. 14 Kansas City , O W. H. S. Z8 Florence H. , ,Y , I3 W. H. S. 6 Chcrryvalc ,,,,,, 0 W. H. S. 6l Total , , , 69 248 l22 U AN ChURCH'4LL"Pf1 Football Squad 1924 25 FULLINBTON BQOWVDUN Rf. 'A CQX 'Cluffn D-VINE' LH. 5 , ,i 191. Ni iw PB!lll'Y'L1C aaket all BASKET BALL SUMMARY The Wichita High School basket ball team went through . a most successful year, winning second place in the Arkansas Valley League and winning the State Championship for the first time in more than a decade, The team was defeated by but one team in the league, Newton. The railroaders defeated W. H. S. four times, twice in the league games and one each in the sectional and district meets, By being runner up in the sectional meet after being defeated by Newton, we earned the right to go to the state meet where after defeating Dodge City, champions of the western part of the state, Haven, and the strong team from Emporia, we played the Newton team for the fifth time of the year. In this game, which meant more than the rest of the games all together, the Blue and White team completely outclassed the railroaders in all phases of the game and won by the score of Zl to 16. After winning the State Championship the team left immediately for the national tourney at Chicago, Illinois, where they won the National Championship. ' 'Lla:ich" Younn The team was coached by A. R. Young who was coaching his first year of High School basket-ball. Mr. Gallagher was assistant coach. Wichita had a very good team on both defense and offense. Paul Fowler, and Captain Berry Dunham, three times chosen as an All-Valley Guard, and twice chosen on the All-State team, further honored by being made captain of the All-State team for this year, were two of the best guards in the state. On the offense, W. H. S. boasted of Churchill, one of the leading scorers of the league, and Howard Fullington, one of the fastest, if not the fastest man in the A. V. L. McBurney was chosen by a local newspaper sport writer as an All- Valley forward although he played center on the regular squad. Others on the squad were Crossette, forward: Barrington, center and forward: McCormick, center: and Pierpont, forward. The total score made by the Wichita team was over 300 more than the total score made by their opponents in all the games. The score being Wichita 808 and all other teams 534. Wichita High also won the championship of the city by defeating Cathe- dral High twice. L I2 OUR LITTLE GOLD MAN 120 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP TROPHY I27 SWIMMING TEAMS fUpperj WRESTLING TEAMS fLowerj 128 SOCCER TEAMS guppefy TUMBLING TEAMS KLOLUEFI 129 GYM TEAMS fUpperQ TENNIS TEAMS KLOIUBFQ 130 we ki uz."""' l3l Q Qew Hthletirn NTIL two years ago Wichita High Qchool had never been particularly interested 1n any others than the major sports but with the coming of RWM Mr. Graves to W. H. S. as a gymnasium instructor, the minor sports X under his able coaching immediately came to the front. Last year there were both gym teams and tumblers of but mediocre ability but this year we have had two expert teams which have demonstrated before the public several times. the tumbling team especially winning recognition. Mr. Hedrick, another new coach this year has had charge of the wrestling and swimming teams. The wrestling team was not defeated all year at any dual meet. The team went to Stillwater, Oklahoma, to the Oklahoma state meet but failed to take any places although several Blue and White grapplers showed real ability which will be developed in the hopes of a very strong team next year. Unable to secure opponents the swimming team had to be content with class meets, which were won by the Juniors. Mr. Graves coached the soccer and tennis teams. The soccer team played several games with Friends University and won all of them. 132 irla' ihlvtirn EVER before have girls athletics been as prominent in XV. H, S. as in the past year. The girls' coaches were Misses Krupp, Herriford, Fox, Hastie. ww and Daugherty, The year l025 has been a banner year in the ' A development of interest in sports among girls. The Sophomore class especially showed much enthusiasm and consequently won most of the honors in the girls' sports. Girl baseball teams were chosen from the various classes and games played to determine the championship, which was nnally won by the Sophomore team. The teams were coached by Miss Hastie. ln this as in all other sports the girls were under rigid training rules. Girl soccer teams were chosen this year for the nrst time in the entire history of the school. Boys soccer teams had been organized for the past several years, but with the coming of Miss Hastie to XV. H. S. as a girls' gym instructor the sport quickly became a favorite pastime among many of the girls, and interclass games were played. The Sophomore class won the championship, Two girls' swimming teams Were picked from many candidates for the class teams and several meets were held. The Seniors were victorious. Miss Daugherty coached the teams. Over fifty girls passed the beginning life saving test and several girls were Working on the senior life saving test. Girls' basket ball had gained a strong foothold in the school under the coaching of Miss Hastie. Glass teams in this sport were also chosen and a reg- ular schedule of games arranged. The Sophomore team Won the championship. Volley ball was also played by various class teams among the girls. Class teams were organized and regular games played. The Junior class Won the championship. They were coached by Miss Fox, IRR GIRLS' VOLLEY-BALL TEAMS A 1 3 l AVA A GIRLS' SVJIMMING TEAMS BASKET BALI TEAMS ISIS 138 SOCCER TEAMS GIRLS' Capt Fowler' XV1chi'CcL I 924 -5 4'W"' MEN 138 QD W W QD QQKQQQQ Qi 'ffffrff mm, 1 zomms mm QRDSSI Qepgn' airg THE PRIVATE AND HITI-IERTO UNDISCOVERED DIARY OE SAMUEL PEPYS. E, R. S, Secretary to the Admiralty in the Reign of Charles II and James Il The Diary Deciphered and Edited by PERc:1yAt. PiCtiE'i"1'. Doctor of Foolosophy From the Original Shorthand M, S. VJith notes approved by authorities on contemporary history DIARY OE SAMUEL PEPYS Blessed be God. at the end of the semester, I was in very good standing. without any of the indications of a flunk: but upon the expectations of a D or two. I reported in IIO. having across the aisle my girl, and behind me. friend Frank, and no other of intimate acquaintance than us three. The condition of the school was thus: viz.. the proctors. after being reorganized by my Lord Alfred? were lately restored to 'vigilance again. The culprits of the lunch line all forced to behave. The senior ladies do seem sorely Wrought upon the choice for dress of graduation, being not in any measure satis- ned with broad cloth as was their former choice by ballot. The boys seem not to harbor discontent. My own private condition beyond reproach. and thought Wealthy, but indeed very poor: having only one red necktie and one blue pair of corduroy trousers. March 23d. This morning. Chaving lately been enjoying a big dance partyffj I arose late. put on my yellow oxfords. having not lately worn any other shoes but them. Went early to reporting room where enjoyed long talk with Helen before 8:20, then to the writing of some notes. Dined at school in the cafeteria. Where Frankf did take on a double order of chicken pie and in the doing of it spilled some gravy on my shirt. XVe two did sit at table with Vic Rugh,5 which Vic and I did discourse concerning public happenings: and he told me it is true the Hoot went broke. but he did fail to see why such a paper l. On .Ianuary 19, 1013. Pepyk had been troubled by two 'lux ' A in My whith wt-'us to hu. nfleeterl several other members of his claw. 2. lie is styled "Lord not hy right or ten by .ou rwy, the title was ew to :nenilrers ot the urtht sqlzati by way of subtle imny 3. lr is now generally believed that IK-pu rel.-rs here to the lull gixei ,rx tht Arnoltl Nl-stnr Cinrrrpaivx tlurmy rhe week of the num shoxx, -1. Prohalaly the same Prank nwnluunetl in the rnlroduttum and later 1 ri 'tion with llelen llmuyzht hy win In he either Frank Roth or Frank Long. 5. A merry fellow, well km-uri in sth-ml .ittiiil s .rt :hav time lint not xnetlttl with th. lltrrwr Simi-tx lil!! cantsucceed and he was wild to publish one himself. I do not quite agree with him in this respect: for I am glad the Hoot has quit when I recall the trouble it has caused of reading it in classf' The day went well in general, school being out on time, after which I was obliged to go to 205,7 because of the being late in my class of gym, on account of walking to her shorthand with my Helen? From there C2055 did see the city workmen dig up a ditch in the yard of school. 24th. To gym early, the which I did not walk with Helen to her short- hand room-thus having time to spare before the roll was called. Being ill disposed to stand and wait for roll, and quite too shiftless for the play of shoot- ing baskets on the court, I did essay to climb along the girders in the roof of gym. The which I was accomplishing quite well at the sound of whistle, blown to call us into line. I made me haste to clamber down but did not succeed in making it on time by which I merited a bawling out from Graves? I did not get a conference slip?" 25th. Early to reporting room in order to escape the G. A. A.'s who are bent on selling tickets to their circus Friday next. There did meet Helen who prevailed on me to favor her with the purchase of one ticket. Frank did buy two. Was much displeased by the entrance of a slick-haired senior who does deliver Messengers to our room. He wears a very ugly countenance that lights it with a smile when he does look upon my Helen. He is called Merrill,u I believe: I do not like him. To the music hall CMac Dowell'sj, where were a great confluence of gentlemen: viz., Mr, Shaft, Sellers, Piper, Maxwell, fdc.. where had admirable discourse till the hour was up.12 Thence with Drollingerls to gym, who told me how this day I was three marks14 behind and I would have to make them up if I would win my B, the which I aim to do. 26th. Early to assembly where Mr. Hunt did please us by the good per- formance of our band. Frank did sit between me and my Helen, for which chief reason I did not approve the program. I do not trust Frank. VVent after school to 205 where was sentenced to an hour of hard labor because of the being late to class from lunch. Did listen too long to an orchestra intent on advertising our circus the which I own a part, fhaving bought a ticket.j From 205 did see the city workmen fill the ditch'5 that they had digged on Monday last. 6. It is thought by some that Pcpys once subscribed to the Hoot but no authentic record has been discovered. 7. Study hall which served as conference or dulention room after school: listed in Dr. Hall's atlas as the jail, za. The boys' gym and the shorthand moms were in opposite mmm of nm building. Helen pmbnbiy took shorthand from Miss Nora Stosz, a popular teacher at that lime. 9. Boys' gym teacher who was substituting for Raymond Young at that time. 10. A written summons to spend an hour in 205. 11. Pepys undoubtedly refers to Merrill Rolf, one of the chief wags of the Messenger class and thought by most to be n merry fellow. IZ, Probably Junior-Senior Chorus, which was the third hour. iz. Assnnm ration of ine Messenger. It is Strange Pcpys knew nnbnu, When he seemed not to be nfqnnintea with nny of the nnnn members of the newspaper fines. 14. Given him by Gmm fsee nm 0,3 following um reprimand of me 24th, 15. They were purting in the pipes for irrigating the campus at that rim:-. 140 Thence to the west cloister. where did converse with Sir John Lawrence?" who seems to be a great musician. This day I began to put on Stacomb to my hair.17 27th. Drank my morning draught at the southwest fountain on the sec- ond floor, where I did hear a sprightly dialogue between Frank Marshall and his girlm They are a happy couple I believe. In the evening to G. A. A. circus. which was a simple and dull affair enough. My Helen did perform a very foolish act, Cfor she was included among the circus folkl hanging by her hands from the rings with her feet held high above her head, she did loose her hold and light upon the floor with awful jolt?" It was not a clever thing to do. But it was my fortune to sit by a very pretty and ingenious lady. which pleased me much. she being a senior as I believe. Her name they call it Eloise?" which sounds more magical than I-Ielen. So ends my week. The breach between my Prank and me is healed if he'll consent. For further malice do I bear him none. I only pity him in his poor taste in flirting with that wench so lately called my girl. I feel relief in that the matter did not come to blows. for friends who Eght must surely be unhappy in the end. For such a two so evenly well matched as we- -it is indeed a blessing we did not. And now to bed, to dream of Eloise. io. This was natty mmm. as Jsimay had never ba-a kmglneti 17. llervtnforv mpyi had used Pamela. is. He tvaatmiy mam Lama rihamaw, who was .. g it :mai ul that in na... days 19. Helen was a clown and this was a part of her aex. 10. Much comment has been made as to the possilfs identity of this latlv. She was llmughi by sun so be lfloisz Brown but later this was unproven SUBLIME ADVICE TO A SOPIIOIVIORE Build thee a stately record, O my son. And when, at last, you're done. Be sure you've done your best! Let each grade card, with great A's proudly dressed. Lift you to a graduation with high honors blessed. Till thou, at length. art through. Then have thy noble transcript filed .it old K. U. -not by Oliver Wendell Holmes. lll 142 Hundreds of Former W. H. S. Students Have Found the ibut Cijlicgt Iilonllc WICHITA BUSINESS COLLEGE' Qfrfl 'YA' gjxgjjxf is Qfxfit Vlyx fjygjj to be the real "stepping stone" to success, VW shall be glad to furnish you with the names and the present occupations of some of these. Curs is not a "cheap" school offering "abbreviated" courses. Nothing is omitted that is necessary for your success, nor are the courses too long. Here you can secure a good education in business in a short time, at a small cost and real help in securing a good position when you are graduated, lf money mat- ters bother, you may attend on our Deferred Payment Plan. NVhy not investigate? Call or write today. Wichita Business College i'THl.: HIGH-GRADE BUSINESS COl.l.l.Gl. Ol' Tllli XX'l1Sl"' ll-l-ll6 N. Market Sl, XVicl1il,1, Kansas "The Sign of Ef'?iC'Li?UL'll'i l43 144 Ya ,fw- ar ' ' 'W""'wf' 711' W f VJ? 'W '11, f ,915 ' fifxf J , ' -f-- , 1 - "rm f-- . 5' K Y-gf' gi ! ' ' " '..:1f'f'L' V2.1 , 5 R F4., :Q-'Za' if 'iffy , 931 : I V H 4 W 5 A V ,W 9 Q 3 f .mf . 2 ' 1 A ' 5 5 I Qi ,ti Qf wmm x ' -' X , J. 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YOUR ENGAGEMENT- ofcourse you'll want a "diamond from Vails' -a "Kz'ngcrul'1"fthe engagement ring con- taining a diamond of absolute perfection and finest color only. YOUR MARRIAGE-- should be symbolized by the most desirable ol' wedding rings. a iiKliUQCfUfiI.l' i LET Us BE YoUR PERsoNAis GIFT coUNsELLoRs A aircrew z or ev A ctzzl g13Qtgqf2faiiv1ci, laa G Qi with lll'7 148 Youre Sure of CORRECT STYLE DEPENDABLE WEAR BETTER VALUE 1Vl'1en you Img Cl Surf iz! H enry's CO1'1g1I'A1ll1i1I1OllS and Good XVisheS 15mm Your Bosom Friend 1.u1ing's City Laundry and Dry C1eaners Plume Market 46-1 4204422 EAST Douoms 1 Hx-1 Pi 111 ,I 11311 The Type in This Annual is My X Si' - BENEDICTINE 15 1 ii 1 1 The 1 Blue 1, Mm The Wichita Type Shop IH, 1 , , . ,1 Wichita Typesettcrs for the Imde 1 at 1 15 110 N. Emporia Phone M. 741 North Market Wichita, Kansas Street 56 "Theres No Place Like Holmes" Good Clothes for Young Men For twenty-two years we have been selling fine clothing and furnishings to young men under our unwavering A'No Sale" plan: which means that we do not mark our prices up at the beginning of the season so that we may mark them down later. The lowest possible prices every day in the year. 'HB ,nil""'- CP' Zll EAST DOUGLAS GUST CHOUBAS ICE CREAM ISI IS2 ' ff? fv 4-. ff Wx, ' "ig Rf, uxrffx The Marinello Shop 1 'VCV VWM 7 gf xi fic www f 210 N, Law Orpheum Buill Clround Il Shampooing Marcelling Manicures THE BARGAIN CORNER HE BUYS EIVI CHEAP Q 55 '4AeSf34f-KANSAS-wlcl-il1'A ' HE SELLS 'EN' CHEAP J, DOUGLAS AT EMPORIA I i 154 Don? Forget Vilhether it he for the girl or the boy. WICHITA-4911 The population of Wichita as given in the census of 1880 was 4911. At that time this bank was four years old. Today our customers exceed 12,000- more than twice the population of this entire city in the early days of this bank, Our growth has been earned by con- servative policies and close attention to the best interests of our depositors. FIRST NATIONAL BANK IN iXVlCHl'l'A CAPITAL AND SURPLUS fB2,000,000.00 GIRLS BOYS Youthful Apparel tht' Miss or the youth, we are oullitlers from the peak ofthe Hat to the tip of the Boot. HOW TO CHOOSE Stylishly and well without undue expenf diture is a problem easily solved here where everything for the young folks is featured in inviting assortmenls. B ORABAU GH 08153229390 ' II7 27 NOPYM MAIN ST. VVICNITAJKANSAS DIAMOND FRONT Canned Fruits and Vegetables Are very good and not high priced They are sold At all the good grocery stores and distributed by TI-IE KNORR MERC, CO. Wholesale Groceries Notions 135-137 No. Santa Fe XVichita 156 FOUNTAIN PENS Bm Bal' Our Specialty Tennis Parker Duofolds 35.00 and 37,00 Others as Low as 32.50 Waterman and Conklin Pens 32.50 to 37.00 See Sheaffers new Jade Life Time Pens at 37.00 and 38.75 Others at 32.50, 33.00 and 35.00 We have the Walal. Eagle and other makes as low as 75c I Any standard make of Fountain Pens repaired while you wait. Fishing Tackle Gym Shoes F. G. OFf'8 Book Stores Down Town Store 327 E. Douglas High School Store 2226 E. Douglas Wichita Wholesale Paper Co. Try Our Wi-Pa-Co Pencils cmd Royal Blue Note Books Phone Market l265 TENNIS Ei .W -.1 A i ,f . ' fc Q' L , l-leadquarlers lor XX'i'ighL X and Ditson Tennis Goods. Tiresh Tennis Balls livery I Vfeck. '.,5 Restringing 32.00-33.50-35.00 Ray E. Ellis Co. 131 NORTH l,AXVRljXCE 158 High School Jr. SUITS They're not grown-ups scaled down, but specially drafted clothes for I6 to 20 year fellows. Smash- ing color hits, too. Biscuit tans. London Lavender and Grey color- ings. Great Suits at S20 - 5525 - S30 555, S',!!!, FOR THE HIGH SCHOOL GIRL SMART Ci.oTHi2s and lVllI.I.INERY Eanfnrtlfn PARIS SHOP 1 14 NORTH MAN S'l'RI4IE'V XX, , sms' f e gg I .,f --,s N ,, A 'fq ggnff I i -ii a I Ev iii 5 as f ED WICHI1-A,KF5vllk BETTER FOR EVERY PURPOSE Do You Know That We Deliver South and XVest 8:00 J. ni. and I p. m, College Hill ,, , 8:30 A. m, and l p. rn, North U Riverside 0:30 A. m. and -I U. ini A COMPLETE LINE OI5 HIGH-CLASS GROCERIIES AT LOWEST SPOT CASH PRICES If 11's in the Marleel 11's all Whitlock's Market Phones Mkt. 5280, 5281, 2575 160 FRIENDS UNIVERSITY Opens Her NEW AUDITORIUM And Puls Her LIBRARY INTO NEW' QUARTERS this Summer Where performance runs ahead of promise For Registration Address THE DEAN I-Rlwm Uxwwesm XVICH I'l'1 X , KANSAS lbl 4 W H52 ,gn 9 def ICE CRE?-YM "EUerybody's Strongest Weakness" A USL LILY CUPS AND DISHES TRADE SUPPLIED fhc Sums! uflllf To Reach The Hear! is Through the Szomach Excellent Drinks. Candies. By and Light Lunch Whitney Paper COIHPHHY WICHITA CANDY KITCHEN lOl-IO7 XVcst Douglas III! l64 STERLINGWORTH SUITS The Greatest Clothing Value in the Entire Southwest lf Quality Corner Market cz! Douglas The STECK AUTO ToP Co Brown-Crummer twin s7'15c314. IJ,-0,1 Company Upholslcring. Sun! Ciovcrs and Curtains INVESTMENT SECURITIES 144 S, Vvr.-XSIHNGTON AVIS. Q PI-Iowa M1611 246 WIC!-IIT A. KANSAS Rl-51171-NKQV NIKE. -PFIVZXV XVICHITA, KANSAS 160 T ' 1' So ' 71 15315 , .:m - - ' 34 "QM . , I . if 1925 Wichitan The production of this Annual rep t 21 volume of work which can only be pp ci- ated by tl h h e h d t at Ia- tionship Wlth t 4 3 Y 5 The staff is f b d d f th f fb- A ' W ' ful effort r p L r uh r d r ar ki 'X ' 1' N bookemb dy gth llf d p t fthe 'E I 1 X" school X iiqvf 'F O 1 t h p g s h b a Hal 7 5Y. an pl as d llb df dby 1 A -vi. y impression fm me mzv wich f . N ' 9 ,-f a N if nf n ' Mid-Continent Engraving S1-rm wg n. -A C .3 9. J f D ompany I 9 'Q tv . , f 1 4 SOUTH MARKH1' QTRVVT ,L n 1 ., X X eww xx IFHII -x. KANSXS ., 5 O H . l my .EQQ il X 'J 4 fs fi-'xi' h ,, N W h ,R H FW f wt gnus 1J Z fs? A ' 7 U8 KAN eco 1 Ji w.?.1?A"M!1s 1 My Use Wichitcfs Best Flour More Bread with loss Flour!- wm, 19, Better Bread with less effort mmm THE KANSAS MILLING CQMPANY mx W WICHITA 1 : KANSAS SANIT RRY FISH AND MANICURING HAIR BOBBING OYSTER MARKET U'huIesul0 um! Rvlazl Dc-uI1'rx in All Kinds of 'JCI?AN, LAKE and RIVER FISH SALTED :md SMOKED FISH "SEAI.S1lll'T" OYSTIYRS Pr1ONEMKT.4323, 2113. 2114 125 WEST DOUGLAS Avia We Use Soft Wczlvr O'Hara '65 Hatfield BA1zmfR SHOP AND BLEAUHIQ SHOPP1: In liasemenl of McLellan Bldg. 110 li.Doug1ns Ava. XVICHITA. KANSAS Phone Mkt. 2137 l70 National Brokerage Co. Wholesale Fruit and Vegetables Distributors of Pure Vegetable Compound Proctor Q5 Gamble's Blanco and Crisco Seald Sweet and Dr. Philips Grapefruit 125 North Santa Fe Ave. Phone Market 754 CfOl'vl.l'l.lMlZN'I'S O15 The Western Pacinc Tea Company 400 15As'r DOUGLAS AVE, TlfflS. COI-'I-'EES and SPICES Extraordinary Values in Premiums PHONE MARKET 724 Butter-Nut Bread , ,,. "Rmb us Iiullez. .Stwrt as tl .Nui High School Cafeteria Serves BUTTER-NUT BREAD Baked hy Vvlichita Home Baking Co Owned amd Operulril ill! ll'1t'hrIa .Wen l7I I Y 172 . Students Who Demand Smartness as Well as Serviceability ln Their Apparel Know That Here the Two Go Hand in Hand Hflltuays the Newest First Ill Innes" m um Ill IZAST DOUGLAS Kansas' Finest Specialty Shop Devoted Exclusively to Vv'omcn's Vxfear Come in to Shop XVz'!h Us Dockum Drug Co High Schoofs Down- ! o tu n 1'IL'ClC1'CILlf1l'lL'!'S Three Stores Qual!! tj Drugs Lowes! I'r1'CL's Dockum Drug Co s 174 FAIRMOUNT COLLEGE XVICHITA. KANSAS Courses in Liberal Arls Conservatory of Music Reserve Officers Training Corps k L Continue Your Ec1'ucalz'on in NVicl7z'Ia 17 I V 176 A'The Store Wz'fb Fczmiliar Faces" FOR GRADUATION- And the other 564 days Clothes that are smart and line enough for the special occasions--and thev're made so well that they keep stylish thru the every day Wear and tear. MCVICAR - HOWARD CLOTHING CO. Don't Say Bread Courteous Service SAY "HOLSUM" Prompt Delivery ,, 9 NJ "Goan THINGS T0 :xr ' Douglas at Hillside THE SMITH BAKING CO. Phones Mkt. 1603-1604 177 H X ws 3 NVe Operate the Ifirst rind Only MQ: R x yn ENGRAVED STATIONERY Plant in XVichit.i 'qliii-,3, Immediate service given on monogrammed tally cards, place cards. visiting cards, playing cards, stationery S5 etc., engraved or printed ' Wedding announcements, programs, imported and domestic social and business stationery YS of' etc. WALTER M. JONES XVILIIIIUIS Muster Mulzur of l:'ngz'uL'uzl S1dllvU!7L'!'ll 149 North Main St, In Martins Art Shop 'Alt touches the ot E s rl -K Y g ' ie, ' CREAM It has fhat Creamy Hawr V79 W V , N E 180 On the best photographs in the best homes you will find our name Reed-Werts Studio 122 N. Market St. H534 ln connection with our Portrait Studio We have a high class Kodak finishing plant. All Work in at nine out at five. Reed-Werts Studio Goldsmith's- AS been headquarters for School Supplies, Books, Athletic Goods, etc.. for High School and College Students for years. We invite you to make every use of our service and our store- ""'S.,1.3'-ff,fI""' iflf d ll6'I18Avo lhl 182 M., Liiile sun wouldn'-Y huri' You if 4569 u -Z' :S SS Z uf 4? Q -.-4. 0DllTl'5 Huh! who sa s he wogldnif? Kansas Gas and Electric Company """ Your Service" 1 -i I 184 Yi VIII H amw"' Mmnlgy . yy WWW . . 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