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

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Faculty Peculiarities MISS VAUGHN—A true friend and helper of us all. MR. EMMETT—Specializing in blue-prints. MISS JOHNK—Teaching the girls good athletics. MISS RAYHILL—Asking if we have all our back work in. MR. BIRCH—Writing a legible hand. MISS SPANGLER—Doting on civic affairs. MISS WOOD—Trying to keep order in room 100. MR. FARISS—Assigning outside reading. MISS GORDON—Speediest writer in L. M. H. S. THE HARPERS—Coaching us in dramatics and spreading good will. MR. COFFELT—Imitating Caruso. MISS McMILLAN—Pointing out figures of speech. MRS. BARRETT—Starting arguments in class. MR. SPEER—Grading quiz papers on basis of class average. MRS. JENSEN—Eagerness to aid those seeking advice. MISS CARPENTER—Explaining scientific biological theories. MR. OLNEY—Giving us all a square deal. MISS ARNETT—Drawing cartoons. MISS McKINNEY—Causing heart failure among Latin students. MR. RIGGS—Writing an illegible hand. MISS BARNHART—Coaching us in fine music. MISS BLACKBURN—A Spanish senorita. MR. GRABSKE—Our silent partner. MISS DAVENPORT—Dwelling long and continuously on psychological principles. MRS. HIMOE—Helping the other fellow. MR. SMITH—Working incessantly to make our school the best in the state. MRS. ESTERLY—Giving everyone everything they want from a pleasant smile to a bunch of quiz paper. MISS MILLER—Teaching us to wash dish towels. MR. AKRIGHT—“Tenshun! Count off.” MR. ESSICK—Teaching the boys how to care for acid soils. MISS RIGGS—Impressing the value of proper dancing. MR. McCLELLAN—Pounding a combination of the alphabet and Arabic numerals into our heads. MR. ROBINSON—As a second to Coach McDonald. MR. McDONALD—Keeping the respect of us all and the love of all the boys. MISS NEWMAN—Specializing in written lessons.

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MR. PAUL WUNSCH Debating MR. FRIESEN Civics MRS. A. S. HIMOE Office MR. JAMES AKRIGHT Physical Training MR. GOLA COFFELT Chorus Class and Band 1924 p ed dfni. QLcfp A % ’

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SENIOR SECTION