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

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NANA : Fo many, the sand d tht ll lowly through the hour-glass of t d th t for all wh main in th h ll hile the Mills of th G d g d l ly V usi is lon ---- THE EDICATION To perpetuate the Memory of one Whose effi- cient and cheerful life has endeared her in the hearts of our school family, and Whose influence will mark the lives of all who have been privi- leged to know her--- We most sorrowfully chron- icle her passing, and lovingly dedicate this vol- ume to---Nana Margaret Sloan, born September 20, 19093 died, March 29, 1934. ll P S I X f

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4, bythe Greek poets between A Helios. THE OREWORD The elusive figure of time leaves a great impres- sion on the minds of all. The days of this year at I. H. S. will be lost in the march of time unless they are recorded in some Way. We have pub- lished this Orange and Black hoping it will pre- serve the memories of our school year 1933-1934 at Independence High School. , Helios. the sun god--- Helios is the pl 3 l phenomenon of light, the orb of th which, summer and Winter, rises d t in the sky. There is no destinct d

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7' g, ,W devo d h h ld Satu AT h ld d .I O one h d h d h b h golde f d p d the 0 h h d b d h THE ABLE 0 F CONTENTS The School Activities Junior High What Have You? E glmy is