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

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F ed end, QUefp K- - -r - J- PEN FIELD JONES ‘Alfalfa Hay VIRGINIA HUTSON Pack Up Your Troubles In Your Old Kit Bag and Smile, Smile, ANDREW HUGHES The West, a Nest and You 0 ul MLO$E?McCOLLOCH RoseT'WondefyolJ se Jn d ft LELAND BARROWS All By Myself V v . HELEN MAY STOVER Oh, Helen, Please Be Mine FREDERICK KESTER The Arrow and the Song JOSEPHINE KLEIN 'Whose Pretty Baby Are You Notv? SIDNEY EMMETT ‘Lost—A Wonderful Girl Vv Yn 0C . JOSEPHINE H OS FORD 'Tommy Lad LtOsi—a rr oi J.'s:g

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THE GYM Having firm determination for sound bodies, the pilgrims were greatly rejoiced at a well-equipped, well-planned Gym; with convenient Dressing-rooms and Showers adjoining. THE CAFETERIA And there was a large Cafeteria, well-equipped, well lighted, and well furnished, where good food was daily dis- pensed to the pilgrims..

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The Seniors LEONARD O’BRYOIy Kiss Ale, Love JSiA fijBL CJust h'or Tonight” THOMAS MMgRS “Ma Curly-Headed Baby' QjCP O ). J ] ix o€. o- C ARLENE CHURCH ' “Oh, Sister; Ain't That Hot” NELLIE GERTRUDE YATES “Whoa, Tillie; Take Your Time’ GARLAND NEIGHBOR ''Alice, Where Art Thou?” MARJORIE OLMSTEAD ' Margie” C oi aAj —A ‘— aa- JOHN BOWEN “Old.Man Jazz z’V “A Little Smile Will Go a Long, lA J W |} ? ORVAL SPARKS Foolish Child”