Robidoux Polytechnic High School - Tech Yearbook (St Joseph, MO)

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EUGENIA GOLDMAN I ind earth not grave, but rosy. Everything is tinged with joy for Gene. Her ambition is to .make everyone happy, and she practices what she preaches by being happy herself. Next year Kansas City Junior College will be lucky enough to have her. Class Day Program '22, '26, Good English Play '24, Journalism '25, '26g Tech Staff '25, '26g Shorthand 80-word, Booster Club, Glee Club '25, Girl Reserves, Journalism Play '25, '26, Underwood Medal 40-word. HILAH GREER There lives no greater leader. Clever, charming and counting no effort too great to further the success of any school act- ivity, Hilah is looked up to and admired by everyone. She is a born leader. President Glee Club '26, Class Reporter '26, '23, Sec'y-Treasurer Glee Club '26, Booster Club Reporter, Editor-in-Chief Senior - Paper, Shorthand 100-word, Underwood Medal 50-word. Maryville '25, Polished Pebbles , Class Day Program' '22, '23, '24, '25, Girl Reserves Pro- gram, Booster Club Program '25, '26g Journa- lism Program '24, '25g Journalism, Tech Staff. PA U L H AW M A N An affable and courteous gentleman. It is rather hard to get acquainted with Paul, but the best things in life are those won by effort, and Pud's friends say they wouldn't trade himoff for two of anybody else. Wen- dell is Paul's other half. Journalism Staff '26, Underwood Medal 40- word, Remington Certificate, Football '24, '25, Hi-Y '24, '25. . KENNETH JEFFORDS Write me as one who loves his fellow men. Kenneth, much as he liked the Poinsetta State, couldn't resist the call of Poly to return and graduate with his fellow-classmates of '26. There is a seriousness and earnestness about Kenneth that endears him to all. Octet '25, Orchestra '22, '23, President '25, Vice-President '25. Operetta '25, Underwood 40- word Medal, Sgt. R. O. T. C., Class Day Pro- gram '22, '23, '24, '25. Egttttttttitttititiiiti 222222922Yttitittitttttittttttttttittttttiitityiiii 515554tttddttttltttdttdtt444Ktttlttdtlitfddtdfiiidti Yttttttttitttttytittttittytitttyittiittitytttttttttt ittttitltlttttdttttttt444545444ttlltddttttttttttttt ihtttltttttttttllltlttgg

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SARAH LIEPPMAN Her eyes glow like sparks of fire. If you have never met Sally since you came to Robidoux, you have certainly lost out on something great. It's worth paging her, just to see her dark, brown eyes and the mis- chievous twinkle in them. Her ambition is to be an expert stenographer-and never worry. We didn't know she did the latter anyway. Class Program '23, Booster Program '26, Underwood Medal 40-word, Shorthand 80-word, Shorthand 100-word, Senior Program. EVA LUX They win that laugh. .A Eva is like a sun-beam, darting here and there, flashing her bright smile into every dark corner. She is going to Florida this summer. May she ind the South as sunny as she makes the darkest, dreariest days here. Volley Ball '23, '25, Track '24, Underwood Medal 40-word, Q Remington Medal 40-word, Shorthand 80-word, Shorthand 100-word, Class Day Program '24. AMBROSE MADDEN Why aren't they all contented like me. Happy am Ig from care I'm free, Ambrose graduated in mid-year, and every- one hated to see him go. A born athlete, he would hang onto the ball no matter if the whole opposing team were sitting on top of him. We know that that same persistence will follow him wherever he goes. , Football '22, '23, '24, '25, Captain '23, '25, All-city Half Back '25 5 Basketball '23, '24, '25, Track '23, '24, '25, Hi-Y '24, '25, 'Secretary '26g Inner Circle '24, '25, Secretary 'City Council Hi-Y. Class Day '25, Glee Club '25, L. C. Smith Certificate, Underwood Certificate, Remington Certificate. RICHARD MASON For Work is a good investment, and always pays. Richard is one of the modest fellows of the class, but like other people of modesty, he is a hard worker and gets results. He is a ne- cessary part of the octet. Class Play '23, Glee Club '24, Octet '26, Class Reporter '25, Underwood Medal 40-word, Rem- ington Medal 40-word, I-Ii-Y '25, '26, Shorthand Certiicate 60-word. sw., .