Redemptorist High School - Almarre Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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n 1. ' ll nu, If - -1- 0 :ff fl. '-Ilwllff' REGRETS 1 stood in the hall of Redemptortst As the bell was ringing the hour And a girl came from her classroom With the look of a willed fewer I saw a sad reflection In the eyes that gazed at me And the tears that were falling fast Made a picture of misery For far m the hazy distance She could but dimly see The fun that she d be missing Since told to stay al three Along the long bright hallways Of our most famous school This lonely person wandered- She had missed her Latin rule And her heart was hot and restless For her life seemed full of woe Because of work still to be done Before home she could go Ross MARY WATERS, '28. ' I I APPRECIATION To the Faculty for its kind assistance and the interest shown in the publi- cation of our book to the classes for their co-operation to our advertisers, let loyalty be shown and patronage be given, to our photographer, Mr. Riederer, to our friends who have given donations, and to all who in any way helped to make the Annual a success, to our art' editors, Nellie Kearney and Dorothy Magers. Special thanks are due to Nellie Keamey for the invaluable assistance rendered by her toward the development of the book: otherwise it would have lacked many of the art features it now includes. Nellie has also secured the greatest number of ads. We thank her sincerely and say God bless our Class President. ' ' THE STAFF. , l , sm , X ' 4 f 1 Y 1 9 f ,wx 4 X fgffl L' I I forty-nine

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BEATRICE BOHOMIL CATHERINE BOHOMIL ELOISE BRENNEN EVA BROWN EMMA BROWN DOROTHY CORLESS ELIZABETH CEDAR VIRGINIA DAVIES MILDRED DYCI-IE LOLITA DICKARD HELEN EAC-AN JOSEPHINE ELLSWORT TESSIE FLOOD CATHERINE HAYDE l'lELEN HARRINGTON H BENARDINE HUMPHREY MARY KATOSH COMMERCIAL CLASS WILMA KIEFER MARGARET KEMPF RUTH KENNALLY HELEN KENNEY HELEN LIEBST ANNA LINCK HELEN MARSHALL LILLIAN MCKEEVER CATHERINE MORRIS DOROTHY O'NEILL GENEVIEVE RoTH MARIE ROSELLI EVELYN ROBERTS FRANCES SCHUSTER MARJORIE SCHWINH ALICE TEEPEN EILEEN TIERNEY C is for the curves we've practiced every day, O is for the o-hoolz which was ever in our way, M is for the manual found ever in our hand, M is for the many hours we've tried so hard to stand, E is for the errors that we made throughout this year, Q, . .. f ', 5.14 E - fn., ' -.',, ',. 1 ORST R is for Redemptorist, which we love, honor and revere: C is for the class which we entered with a vim, I is for improvement which we hope and pray to win, .A is for accuracy, so important in our work, L is for the labor, love, and loyalty that we hope never to shirh. R. H. Qs. Away from the noise and cares of the city, So pleasing to the eye, Stands our school we think so splendid: Our Redemptorist High. Redcmptorist High School shall ever be, A memory to hold And I shall always strive to be Worthy of her Blue and Cold. LAVERNA KRINGS, Commercial, 1927 ' 1 Aram,-one -5 -I , :' .xfLiA.if W ' .,Q, 355.