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

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TXY6'l1tY-A-'lL5l1I. lndependence High School MARJOHIE NAVARRE Vfvllwfizltf' Course: I. H. S. 1 yrs.: 1114-ei Club '221 Orulwstrzi '21, '22: Uiwrus '223 Y. lX7.f1.,X.f'2llblIl8t '2l: 111-bzitv '22: Estes Park 13014-gzllw '211 Senior Play. '1'1i1- 1'2lIll1tll1S se-11141111 writ l 11.XNK1,1N E. IJEVORE Fwmtbzill 211 te-:im T221 14411111 '21, '22: Ui'm'1i1-stiwi '21, '22Q .Xnuuzll Staff '22: I2zLt1'1wlur's Vlub Yun may bm- Lliv ns-xt. .l0S1'II'1-I INR HANSEN 1l1'11l'1'2ll l'Ul1I'SOQ M. V. 11. S. Z! yrs. 1. 11. S. 1 yx-air. l'l'trl'llN 'ZZZZ Girls' film- l'lub '221 Y. XV. U. A.: 'Triple 141 '22 Wi-ek iii. wx-ok nut: Ifrmii morn till night. Nou 1-:in hour me laiuglliz lim-ii lute :it night. l'.Xl'1. TRUMAN Hviiy-l':il1'0ul's1-3 Lincoln 11. S. 1 yr. H A7w'..:...f.,.'L: AT. C. H. S. 2 yrs.: I. H. S. 1 yr.: IM4 D94 flul '71 Y XI C -X 71 Y. M. Minstrels '2l: Annual Stuff '22: Mzitiivimxtivs l'lub '21: Iizitvlivlors' Club '22. '1'ri+w1 fm' many. 4'2lll!-Tllt not fmvf' ELLA TRAVIS Gem-ral Course: Tulsa V2 yr.: M. C. IT. S. 215 yrs.: I. IT. S. 1 yr.: Ul10l'l1S '223 Y. NV. F. A. Cabinet '21. Still waitvr rims 411-4-ii. ., VERNON COMES 41-1-ni-lull 1'ulll'sv1 Fmitbzill '20. '21Z Y, M, CT. A. Minstrvls '21: Mz1l1ioim1tic-s Club '21: lg2lff'11L'llVl'S' 011111 HZ2. -'ffg lots nf fun to study. l'1l bet. LETHA M. ESTES 4:1-zwrnl Poursn-1 Y. VV. C. A. '21. Hut S110 in-vm-1' says :iiiything moan. Orange and Black 1922 ' 1'fvIl1-gizitv l'o11r:+e: I,iu-'mln l yr.: M. U. 11. S. 2 yrs.: 1. H. S. 1 yi'.1

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Independence High School the depths of despair,-no! matrimony. But even with this handicap we can truthfully say that we are the largest class Cand we think the best classj that ever graduated from I. H. S., having only one exception in the former M. C. H. S. We, the Seniors have succeeded in introducing many things that here-to-fore have been unknown in the daily routine of the school, and not only this but in the usual events that took place, we have come out with colors flying. The social affairs, planned and carried out by us were a decided success, and as to the athletic side of senior life we were the shining star. For did we not win the inter-class track meet with nearly double the points made by the Juniors? And not only in track but in other events the Seniors participated with equal success. Then during the year twenty-two, the I. H. S. Student also made its debut into the life of the high school and had as its editor a member of our class. As for tacky day the play put on by the Seniors in chapel was a howling success in more ways than one. So now we ask you, why shouldn't we feel proud of our class? And for this reason we choose as our motto In aquam vitae, meaning Into the Sea of Life, and hope that we will be able to plunge into this sea and rise above as successfully, as we did into the affairs of the high school. So with this aim in view, we, the Seniors, of nineteen hundred-twenty-two, bid I. H. S. adieu! -Virginia Cook '22. Farewell---Class Poem 1 When the very last class has recited And all the exams are done, When we've written long hours on the Annual And at last our victory's won, We shall pause, and think for a moment Of things that are far---far back, Of the days when we've been loyal To the banner, Orange and Black. 2 We enlisted in '18 as Freshmen As green as they make 'em, too, But nothing could dampen our spirits Or halt this adventurous crew, And the spirit of game, true flhters. Has guided us through the breeze As we held to the course nor faltered In calm or in troubled seas. 3 And now as we think of commencement And know that the time is near, There comes the sorrow of leaving The friends that we hold so dear. That they may be true to the high school And hold her standard high, Is the cherished hope of the Seniors As we bid them all good-bye. --Bill Renc 22. S-E-N-I-0-R-S Seniors, Seniors, Yes! Yes! Yes! Twenty-seven -is-Q-dv----.MH-M42 Orange and 1922 :Qi-:iii1g1 iv,,,,,giW,,,,,,,,,w-

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