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

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SUPERINTENDENT H. P. SMITH Superintendent Smith, on leave of absence, has spent the year at the Teacher’s College of Columbia, New York, where he has completed his work for a doctor’s degree. We have not forgotten what he has done for L. M. H. S. in the past, and welcome him back to Lawrence, where he will continue his work in the fall.

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DEDICATION To FRANK HART OLNEY (The rare honor of being made Principal Emeritus came this year to Mr. Olney when he resigned active duty as Principal of L. M. H. S.) Just as the days of knights and chivalry are recalled in books, which we read with a certain indescribable ad- miration, “Pap” will be remembered by us as we pass on to our life’s work. Pap’s middle name is “Hart”, but they accidentally left out the “e”, for he certainly has one. An assembly or a game, a debate or a banquet, not to mention an enrollment or a dull school day, would be hard to imagine without a cherry smile, or a kind word from Pap. “And there be those who deem him more than any man. And dream he dropped from heaven.”

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ACTING SUPT. M. C. DEL MANZO Although Mr. Del Manzo, of the University of Iowa, has been with us for only a short time, the students and faculty of L. M. H. S. feel that “Del” is a real friend—one whom we wish to keep always. His keen understanding of boys and girls and his slogan, “Put Lawrence on the Map,” which always remind us of his loyalty for our school, whether in the class room, or on the athletic field, has been appreciated by everyone. We are sorry that he is leaving us, but we will look forward to the time when he will surely return as an old friend. “And he did dwell with us for but a year.”