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

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 . ) ff EDWIN HARTMAN WILLIAM DRAKE “And every man took him “He is in earnest” for a gentleman” LUCILLE HILL “Lead, and I will follow” ARTHUR JENSEN QUENTON RICHARDS “Brevity is the soul of “She pines for me” wit” FRANCES WILSON “Let me fly from temptation” LOUIS KAMPSCHROEDER WELDON HOUSER “In dignity of being we “Much ado about nothing ascend” -i k

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r '' f ) RICHARD GIBSON “Thy hopes are mine” LOIS JOHNSTON “And then I came—” OPAL E. SHAW “There is more peril in thine eyes than in twenty swords” HARRISON UNDERHILL “To find, and not to yield” MYRTLE SUITER “Not to lose the good of life” ERNEST SNODGRASS “A man of mark” CHARLES NELSON “I shall never begin again” CHARLES WOLFSON “Faithful, wise and brave thou art”

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wmamm V (s--y K v :r Mil DEED ELDRIDGE “All the world is a song” GLADYS ANTHONY “We shall never meet again” EDGAR McCLUNG “All my life I have had my pleasure” MARJORIE BRONSON “As merry as the day is long” OPAL I. SHAW “With mirth and laughter let old wrinkles come” OWEN EDGAR T was adored once, too” ALICE VINSON “A virtuous gentlewoman” ESTHER SAUNDERS “Tis good will that makes intelligence” .