Independence High School - Orange and Black Yearbook (Independence, KS)

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Mc. T , lll. S. Uruuge and Hluuk Q H I . , . v ! 3 1 Q I i E 2 1 5 1 l 1 i 3 5 l I 1 1 l 1 l l l 1 l l Thirty l 1 9 21 MARY MUESSE Independence. 1I.C.H.S. 115 yr.: VVefllsville ZW yr., Collegiate Course: Basketball '21, Y. W. C. A.: Class Play. ' Not Mary Contrary, 'but this I know, YVhat she plants in her garden is sure to grow! WESLEY ROBERDS, Weazer Independence. M.C.I-LIS. 316 yr.: Collegiate Course, Footlball '19, '201 Debate '2l3 Y. M. C. A.: Ann-ua1Staffg 'Senior Playg Track, 'f21. Describe him, who can? An albridgemenlt of all that is pleas- ant in man. RUTH DAVIS, Rufus Independence. M. C. H. S. 1 yr, Warsawv, Mo., 3 yrs. General Course, Y. W. C. A., Y. W. C. A. Carnival '21, Class Play. That of hir -symyling Wa-s full simple and Coy. CLYDE WAHL, Pete Independence. M. C. H. S. 4 yrs.: Collegiate Course, Track '21. ' Almost every man has a sane spot somewhere. EATHAL F. WALLACE, Mik Independence. NI. C. H. S. 4 yrs.: Normal Course: Y. W. C. A. Cabinet '20, Cllass Play, Chorus '2'13 Girls' Glee '21. We grant, altho' she had much wit, She was very shy of using it. WALTER BRANDES, Brandes Independence. NI. C. H. S. ZIQ yrs, Tunsell Ark., 1 yr., General Course, Georgetown, Texas, V, yr: Baseball '19g Foot- bal'l'20: Oral Engllish Pllay '21, Ku Ku Klan '2l: Senior Play, Y. M. C. A. Give me an honest llaughtter. ESTHER IMEL Independence. M. C. H. IS. 4 yrs.: Nomnal Course. In character, in manner, in style, in all things, the supreme excel- lenoe is simplicity.

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f? 'T as i- ffl CIVCIIIHP cuul ldluvli li'-'WW- W II S I I ' . OFFICERS. CARL BRANDES ..... gf ............. President CLEMMA SIMMONS .............. Vice Pres. IDA HESSERT ........................ Secretary WAYNE WEAVER ................ Treasurer PRIN. S. M. NEES ........ Faculty Advisor CLASS COLORS Crimson and Cream. CLASS MOTTOI C1322 51333512 Moral Courageg High Standards. SENIOR HISTORY . WILMA WOOD, '21, Two senior girls, meeting in one of the halls Tacky day were observing the various garbs to be seen on that occasion when one of them said, Do you remember when we were freshies? Weren't we a bashful set ? Yes, I remember how embarrassed we were when we first came here. But when Miss Ingleman and some of the other teachers got us in their classes we felt more at ease. Yes, and the Y. W. C. A. and the Y. M. C. A. helped us get settled too. I'll never forget what a lovely time I had at the reception the Y. W. gave for us. At the end of that first year I had alfeeling that M. C. H. S. was about the flnest spot on earth. Sure! And I couldn't realize when I came back the next September as a Sophomore that I had ever acted as the Freshmen. The Sophomores from the City High asked just as many questions, and stood around in the halls just as bad as the Freshmen. The feeling of significance was increased two-fold when I became a Junior. Do you remember ,how we organized our class that year for the first time in the history of M. C. H. S? I bet the Juniors don't have anything this year that can compare with what we did Junior Day. I can just see those Seniors yet. They were so surprised when we all marched in Chapel. Just think, next year we will be scattered everywhere. But we have done a great many things to be proud of as a school. Well, I should say! Just look at the cups we have won, and think of having an all-victorious football team and two basketball teams that we can easily be proud of. You know so many seniors are in all the activities of this school that next year things will be different without us. Can't help but be so. - Yes, but I do hate to be separated from all these people that we have had so much fun with the last four years. To be sure, I can look at my Annual and imagine I am with them. p Of course you can, but it isn't like being with them. I never have had such good times as I have this year. My classes have all been so interesting and then the parties and lecture courses all are entertaining. I enjoyed the Oral English Play, too-had a good time at all of them. That was line, but anything is good that Seniors are in. Just wait until the Senior Play is given and we have our Class Day Exercises. Why, Twenty-seven I921 1'

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T., gM.1T.. - S Urulzgie und Black a ---QII, S, HARRIET LOVE ' Independence. M1 C. H. S. 4 yrs.g Collegiate Courseg Senior Play: Y. IW. C. A.: Annual Staff: Class Play. Last year she was Does Margaretg This year she is Jil1n's. ELMER CHISM, Chicken Independence. M. C. H. S. 35 yrs., General Courseg Chorus '21: Y. M. C. A.g Class Playg Boys, Glee '21. If she undervalue me, what care I how fair she be? WILMA WOOD, Billy Independence. M. C. H. S. 4 yrs.g General Courseg 'Secy Junior Class H203 Y. W. -C. A. Play '2I: Oral English Play ,213 Ku Ku Klan '21: Y.VV. C.A. Cabinet '19, 2'0. '21: Olperetta 'l93 Fresh- man Play 'ISL Senior 'Playg Annual Staff. Eyes too expressive to be blue, too lovely to be gray. JOHN WI HUCKINS Queen. City, Mo. M.C.H.S.1 yr.: Queen City 4 yrs.g Business Course: Y. M. C. A. A learned man 'will he 'beg even after graduation he comes here for more. BEULAH HURST, Shortie Independence. M.C.H.S. Bkyrsq Collegiate 'Courseg Girls' Glee '20, '211 -Chorus ,2'O'21g 'lVIiXedQuartet '21 3 Girls'Q'uarteti2Ig Ku Ku Klan '2l: Class Play: Oral English Play '2lI: Y. VV. C. A. I often repent having spoken, Never having kept silent. FRANCIS BROWN, Brownie Independence. M. C. H. S. 4 yrs: Y. M. C. A.g Boys' Gleo '21g Chorus 'QIQ Senior Play. My Heart is true as steel. RUBY BROWN lndepeiilleiice. M. C. H. S. 4 yrs.: Collegiate Course: Y. XV. C. A. She has two eyes so soft and brown. Take caref Thirty-one - l92l I -fl