Cheney High School - Alfalfa Blossoms Yearbook (Cheney, KS)

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, . DILDI 'FIiEIl3IiCYT1JC3FLQJ9lIEHR MADE ALL PICTURES FOR THIS ANNUAL UR Specialty is High Grade Pho- tos in the latest and highest grade finishes of Black, Sepia, and Car- bon Green. Come in and examine our work, or Phone for an appointment. Studio on 2nd Street PHONE 90 - - - CHENEY, KANSAS YNANTED-To know if Lillian and Helen G. have patents on their sneeezs. XYAX'l'l2lJ-More sleep.-Norman Fancler. VVANTED-To know if Kathryn's curls will come out in the wash. Lillian Ctalking with a member of a churchj asked- You study the 'category' at your church, don't you ? Cin Geometry Classj Ed Goldsmith- VVhy don't you let your beard grow? Allen-'gl would, but tliey'd make me pay dog tax. Miss Bicliuray fin German lj- A little more louder, Grace. ,-.....L.l..-i--?- On account of the had weather, the Tennis Tournament was late this year. At the time of the publication of this book, Clarence Brown is the champion single player. The girls have played no tennis yet. .,-,i,,i-..i--- Seeing Miss McMurray, Don's interest was aroused. Say, is Miss Mchiuray bethrottled ? asked Don, meaning Ubetrothedf' 7 -

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A k for Anything You Want IN LUMBEII AND BUILDING MATERIAL We have an unusually complete assortment of everything usually found in a A FIRST CLASS LUMBER YARD . A full and complete line of Mound City Paints. ALSO HARD AND SDFT CDAL P0 D 81 COMLEY . J. C. WILLIAMS, Local Mgr. llelen tlraee in Ifnglisli elassi lf a inan is driving a horse and a mule, what would you call hini 3 a horsenian or a llllliC1l1Zlll?', The President uf the Senior Class notified the Seniors what they owed. To Mrs. Klahin for The l'rofessor -3'2'c. Our debating team lost a debate with the Kingman team, May Tth. The question was: Resolved, That the system of protective tariff should be abandoned. We argued on the negative. The debate was very close and was won by the affirmatives rebuttal. The judges remarked that if individual markings were made Isabel would have been first. We hope to defeat liinginan next year. English Ill. Mrs. Alahin-J'lDescribe .'XylllCI', the iilllgiilify l'aulM NYell, he rode a mule, wliieh sliowed that he was a verg- good liorsemanf' Mrs. Mahin, asigning an linglish lesson from the De Coverlv l'apers: You may study l'he XX'ooii1g'f' Mary Kroeker tinnocentlyl-A- XYl1y, what's that? Q - 4

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FMAIRMOUN COLLEGE AND ACADEMY g..1rQ ldeal Location High Standard ol Scholarship gg Co-educational, Conservatory oi Music EE Giving instruction in Plano, Violin, Voice QE EE and in Theory and History oi Music gg -I- ilCA'l'Al.0G FREET' 0. B. THURSTON HENRY E. THAYER Field Sec.'y President Erwin treading in Germanj- Er war also der Enkel des Grosz- vaterf' ISO he was the grandson of the grandfatherj. Lillian ftranslating to herselffl- His ankle was also like his grandfather's. Ben Daily of Burrton has been elected principal of the Cheney High School for the next year. Mr. Daily is a graduate of Baker University, and a young, energetic Christian worker. He comes to us from the principalship of the schools at NVellsvil'1e. Everybody, even the teachers, are enjoying themselves playing 'jack stones. Prof. has become a champion player. H. B. VINEY Painting, Paperhanging, Decorating, iliralning and Glass Glazing-.: Phone 523