Lawrence High School - Red and Black Yearbook (Lawrence, KS)

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1923 Red and Ri.ack Lois Laptad A lively tub-ful of mirth. Cecil Griffith Specializes in tending to her own business. Mary Sisson I do betray myself in blushing. Roland Brown Ta Iks well—when awake. Margaret Posey Huh! Huh!—What What did you say. Huh! Irene Getter When the moon plays peek a-boo— Conrad McGrew Me and my fiddle are never parted. Olive King Keen sense and common sense No room for nonsense. Loraxe Carder Thou spirit of timidity—I hate thee. Stanley Lindley Bashfulness is an ornament of youth. Tage 20

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1923 Red and Hi.ack Moyne Rice Moyne is the girl that put 'pep’ in pepper. Elizabeth Walker Unless someone chokes her, she’ll talk herself to death. LaVerne Stugard May she never change, except in name. Margaret Kennedy IVonders never cease! Carl Gauch He is a quiet youth—at times. Dorothy Dowers ’Tis folly to be wise. Elizabeth Cain Actresses will happen in the best regulated families. George Hamilton Cady The teachers SAY he is a good student, but we say he is natur- ally smart. Emilie Young I have no other than a woman's reason—I think him so because I think him so. Dorothy Wilson Only one dimension—length. Page 19

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1923 Reo and Black Edward Foster That has nothing to do with the ease, tra-la. Elizabeth McFarland If I have plenty of time I can an- swer with more certainty. Irene Moore Her reasons are as two grains of wheat hid in two bushels of chaff. Marjorie M. White I come to school for the social sea- son. Edna Beal Death on week night dates. Thayer Saylor Every inch a man. Crystal Soxman If quietness indicated ivisdom she would be a library. Mabel Hertzler An honor student and—honorable. Rebecca McCoin Wisdom is gained thru thinking; therefore. I am wise. Arlene Roberts Actions speak louder than words. Page 21