Sedgwick High School - Red and White Yearbook (Sedgwick, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1920 volume:

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'AU v ,T 1 A 4' ,,,4,'..N -ax 'g, ', ' 1--N 1-M . ,,. 4 .Q ,.., W ,W F Z, , x iv 11:5 f Nm. ' :ff Q, 'hmfkki MSE-.1E?liil5Eicib .. i S. H. S. 1920 4 b i Published by THE CLASS OF 1920 Sedgwick High School Sedgwick, Kansas E SEDGXVICAB SCHOOL HIGH SHDGXVICK TH E SIEDGVVICK HIGH SCHOOL 5 1 The Seclqwiclc l-liqli School NVhat great advancements are made within a ce11tury. Where a Sllltlll one P00111 country school stood years ago, IIOVV stands the three story building that C01llllltlllllS the interest of both citizens and travelers. The Sedgwick High School was organized thirty-four years ago, by Supt. H. VV. Charles, and since that time nine learned men have filled the Superintendent's chair. I11 the year 1912, the old building was replaced by the present 3435.000 structure. which is 111oder11 i11 every respect. Tl1e iirst class to be graduated from S. H. S. consisted of six persons. and the largest class lllill l1as been graduated, tl1at of 1916, consisted of twenty-tive. In 1913 a Normal Training course was added to the course of study and in 1914 IJ0lll0SllC Art a11d Science and Manual were added, making this a second class school. Debate, glee club and chorus work, oratory, literary, Zllld many kinds of athletics have been added, i11 order that S. H. S. might take part in inter-school affairs. The Sedgwick School Sentinel, established i11 1919. has carried the llllllll' ol' the SCTIOOT far and wide. This Temple of Knowledge has its doors open to both grade a11d high school students. S. H. S. is a very busy place. There is no room for drones. It is little wo11der that those who continent on tl1e resoureefulness and activity of our graduates, remark that S. H. S. students get things done. There's a reason. The S. H. S. ideal is to transform life into service. THE SEDGXVICAN Cl'o - Miss Jessie McCormick lnstructor, Counsellor, Class Mother The Class of 1920 respectfullq dedicate this volume ot S, H. S. 1920 in appreciation of her willing co'-operation and helpful ada vice in the manq activities of the class. SEDGVVICK HIGH SCHOOL 7 w 1 lull, Lux .........,. ... t Mu.muan MQLGINN ..,,,, GLEN All.-XMSON ,.,..., P,xl'1, EI.I.l0'l l' ..,,. , , HAROLD IdIOI.I.lS'I'lili .,,.. I.le1.l.,x .IUNI-:s ...,,... CMU. Sunni ...,, CLARICIE HANID ,,,V. .Annual Staff ....,..Editor in Chivf ,,...,,..ASSOFfll1'0 Editor ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,BllSilll?SS Manager Ass't Business nlllllllgfl' ...Mt.,,,,,,..,.Boys' Athletics ,..OI'gllIlfZlllfOIlS .,,.Litemry THE SEDGXVICAN Board of Education C. I.. BAIRD P1'vsidv11f 0. O. ADAMSON Clerk S. NIELLIE Cf TI'l'll8III'l'I' SEDGVVICK HIGH SCHOOL F. H. LYNN Kansas Slate Normrzl 1919 ILS. SUPEllIN'1'ENDEN'l' THE SEDGVVICAN F.-lculhg Q4' E. I.. PHARCE K. S. A. C. I,I'iIll'f1IllI li jg, ,nr M' ,. JESSIE McCORMICK M. v. C. 1910 PHJ4. Language and History JULIA MORRIS K. S. N. Dmmfslif' Sl'fl'l5l'l' and Arl SEDGWICK HIGH SCHOOL F.-lcultq LUELLA VVARREN K. U. 1906 mx. English and Science BESSIE BRAGG ff? 1.1Nnsno1m 1915 Mums. Vocal Music H. S. GILHAMS 1. s. N., I. U. lwlllhl'l1llIll'f'S and Normal ,. 12 TIIE SED GXVICAN ,ng-.1 ' - A ' l I. 1 . f 1 if 794 'if' 22,27 f YI U A ' ' 4-wr ....,f. V I Pa J 7' ,N YL f Yi -3' PSV' K1 1- -Jfx' 'X' W I Q' f EK -- , 4 A 1 X'l A,'xX-'xf'7 an 1 YW '- xy E H ,f1f:7 'iifaa,'n QL' I 'f 25931, ' ' -5- ' x X f . ,S f -- W- QW .. ,LL rv , AL 1 L47 ' o L ,144 f rf X rx , iw WYWYX 5 fl ' :A-', -.X gi N -4 ffffff M 5 B , Gilxa' fflfvl NfQ1mLff:,.,ns t y N 'Wf-M15 xW f X 1 l.',gfKo'3, if ' Q' Q. X iw 5 5 S X ' SOP1-IOMORES FRE HIVIA SEDGVVICK HIGH SCHOOL Senior Class Colors GREEN AND VVl'iI'l'l'1 Flower WH I'l'lI CAIINNIION Emblem Owl. Motto VVI: CAN BECAUSE VVI5 THINK WI: CAN 0ffif't I'S PAIII. EI.LlO'l'l' ......,,,.. .....,,,.....,,. ....,...,. I ' resident H.xIIoI.n HoI.I.Is'rI:II ..,,,.,.. ....,,. . VIIIINII: Moons ........ 1 CAIII, bIIIIIK C,,..,,,..... MISS MCCORMICK Yell VVC are few But wc are plenty, VVC are hcrc In 1920. P Vive Prcfsfdvnl ..SeCr1'lfIry Treaszzrzfr ,,,Spons0I' THE SEDGWICAN M' HAROLD HOLLISTER f Babc J General Course Football '16, '17, '18, '19, Class Basket Ball '18, '19, Track '17, '18, '19, '20, Aztcx '20, Secy.-Treas. Class '16, '17, Vice Pres. Class '20, Annual Staff, Glee Club '18, '19, '20, Octette '20, Ass't Cheer Leader '19, '20, Athletic Association. Babe is a good old lad, Always full of pep. Never seems to get in had And always keeps his rep. MABEL MILES General Course Sun Areta '16, '17, '18, '19, Athletic Asso- ciation, Class Basket Ball '19, '20, Declama- tion '19, Aztex '20, Glee Club '17, '18, '19, '20, Octette '20. Mabel is so charming, She sings like a lark, When it comes to playing took We'll say she is a shark. VERNIE MOORE l Beany l Normal Training Course Secy. Class '19, '20, Glee Club '19, '20, Sun Areta '16, '17, '18, '19, Theta Delta '20, S. S. Board Directors '20, Declamation '19, Athletic Association. ' Vernie is pretty, She is humorous, too, Always has a joke When we are blue. MILDRED KERNS Normal Training Course Orchestra '16, '17, '18, '19, '20, Glee Club '17, '18, '19, '20, De Luxe '16, '17, '18, '19, Aztex '20, Athletic Association. Such a little person But mighty is her thought, And her knowledge of music To her, many comps has brought. PAUL ELLIOTT Q Dutch 3 College Preparatory Course Class President '18, '19, '20, Annual Staff, Glee Club '18, '19, S. S. Staff '19, Football '18, '19, Sun Areta '17, '18, '19, Aztex '20, Track '19, '20, Athletic Association, Class Basket Ball '19, '20. Paul, what can we say 1 That's good enough for thee, When we all know How great you're sure to be? SEDGWICK HIGH SCHOOL GAIL-COX l Peal 'em J General Course Track '18, '19, '20, Editor Annual S. S. S Board Directors '19, s. s. s. staff '19' Class President '10, '17, Basket Ball Captain '18 '19, '20, Track '18, '19, '20, Football '17, '18 '19, Theta Delta, Sun Areta '17, '18, '19, Orchestra '19, '20, Glee Club, Vice Pres. Ath. Assoc. '18, '19, President Athletic Asso- ciation '19 '2 . ..0. Gail is so popular That just to mention his name Or to write a lot about him The result is just the same. LELIA JONES f Jonie J Normal Training Coarse Glee Club '17, '18, '19, '20, Girls Club '18, S. H. S. Basket Ball Team '16, '18, '19, Class Basket Ball 'Team '19, '20, S. S. S. Staff '19, '20, Annual Staff, Aztex '20, Sun Areta '17, '18, '19, Vice Pres. Athl. Assoc. '19, '20, Honor Student '19, Athletic Association. Lelia is one of our finest, Friends she has by the score. She is one of our kindest, So why should we say more? MILDRED MCGINN t Frenchy J College Preparatory Course Associate Editor Sentinel '19, '20, Associa- ate Editor Annual, S. S. S. Board Directors '19, Glee Club '17, '18, '19, '20, Girls' Club '18, Ukelcle Club '19, Oration '19, Debate '19, De Luxe '16, '17, '18, '19, Aztex '20' Class Basket Ball '19, Class Reporter, Ath letic Association, Honor Student '19, Mildred McGinn is the best of them all. You can take that as a fact, For she's always at your beck and call, And Oh, as smart as a tack. GOLDIE MOORE f JiIIlI1ll6H, Normal Training Course Glee Club '19, '20, De Luxe '16, '17, '18, Aztex '20, Basket Ball '16, '17, '18, Class B. B. '19, '20, Athletic Association. ' She's as quick as a wink, With speed she can think. Ah, so much power she hath VVhen solving problems in math. GLEN ADAMSON t Snort J General Course Track '18, '19, '20, Glee Club '17, '18, '19, '20, Football '18, Basket Ball '18, '19, '20, S. S. S. Staff '19, De Luxe '16, '17, '18, Aztcx '20, Debate '19, Business Manager Annual, Athlegticjgssociation, Octette '20, Song Lead- er ' , 'L . 9 When it comes to singing, He leads the rest, When it comes to appearance, He is the best. 9 THE SEDGWICAN p CARL SHIRK f Shirkry 1 A General Course Football '16, '17, '18, '19, Capt. Football '18, '19, President Aztex '20, Orchestra '18, '19, '20, Track '17, '18, '19, '20, Glee Club '17, '18, '19, Basket Ball '17, '18, '19, '20, Class Basket Ball, Annual Staff, Athletic Associa- tion, Trophy Custodian '19, '20, De Luxe '16, '17, '18, Octette '20. He is as brilliant As he is keen. The best athlete That S. H. S. has seen. LOUISE MCDONOUGH C Mickey l Normal Training Course Class Basket liall '20, Girls' Club '18, Glee Club '17, '18, '19, '20, Floral Committee '19, '20, Sun Areta '17, '18, '19, Theta Delta '20. Louise, you are so neat, So gay and happy, too, You sometimes make us wonder What the future holds for you. RUTH FINCH Normal Training Course Glee Club '17, '18, '19, '20, Sun Areta '17, - '18, '19, Theta Delta '20, Class Basket Ball '19, '20, Ukelele Club '19, S. S. S. Board Directors '20, Athletic Association, Honor Student '19. She's the sweetest little maiden, So dainty and fair, Her cheeks are like pink roses, And Oh, such golden hair. CLARICE HAND C Delicate J College Preparatory Course S. S. S. Staff '19, Annual Staff, Girls' Club '18' Glee Club '18, '19, '20, President Theta , '18, '19, Athletic Association, Honor Student '19, Debate '20. Clarice is very popular Everywhere she goes. She has that winning way, .lust why, nobody knows. Deita '20, Ukelele Club '19, De Luxe '17, SEDGWICK HIGH SCHOOL 17 Senior Class Historq In the fall of '16 the class of 1920 entered Sedgwick High School. The desire to be original, to have the best time of any class, to be the best of friends, and to work for Sedgwick High, has furnished the in- spiration that has made the members of 1920 stand foremost among the workers of the school. Early we adopted the motto: XVe can because we think we can. And in all school activities have proved its truth. During the second year the VVar Cloud descended and fierce battles were waged between the classes over pennants and colors. However, so unifid was the Sopho- more class that wewwithstood all trials, thus won victory, and likewise the spoils. In the Junior year, our boys' team won the series of interclass basket ball. The year closed with a successful Junior-Senior Banquet. The beautiful and artistic arrangements, the luxurious menu, and the bril- liancy of the toasts, all combined to add one perfect picture to the recol- leetions of Sedgwick High School. The Senior year opened with a party in honor of the new Faculty. Then, at Thanksgiving, the Senior girls gave a splendid banquet to the Football Boys, they having won the majority of games during the season. In this year, both teams met and vanquished all other class basket ball teams, and were awarded the championship cups. Our class has always been strong in athletics in Football and Track, our boys having the majority of star members. Likewise in Debate, Literary, Sentinel work, Orchestra and Glee Club, our class has always been well represented. And so we pass on into the world with its opportunities ever with loyal devotion to the Sedgwick School, keeping always as a motto: IVE CAN BECAUSE VVE THINK IVE CAN. THE SEDGVVICAN Junior Class Colors PINK AND GREEN Flower Moss Rosie Motto To 'rim STABS 'l'111ioUa11 IJ1rF11:u'r1i-Ls CLASS OFFICERS OSCAR B1au1Na'1'oN ,,,,,vA.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,vSS,SSS SA,vSA..,,., I 'resident B1.1xN1:111a Mo1uusoN .....S A.... l liee President Iellxzisi, Jouias ,......... ...SA..S. 7 'reasurer A1.1sr:u'1'A H.AX'NliS ...S.. .... S eeretarg Issnonrz Powiiu. .... .. ...S, ...... I i1'1IOI'il'l' VVe ure seventeen in number, Junior is our name. VVe make all thc people wonder If we will c'cr have fame. The song below will tell you VVhen and why, and how VVe'll take our place in history In the Junior class of now. Gone are the days when we were Freshmen g1'een ,' Gone are the days when we as S ophs were seen ,- Now are the days when we learn fast, and why? 'Cause we eompose the JllIll0I' elass of Sedgwielr Higl1. ciiouus Now listen, jllSl listen, to this elass of '21, For we are in for sports and games and lots of fun. Dear to o11r hearts is this elass of Sedgwiek High. You all like us, beeause we are so spry. Now, llOIl,l we look as dignified and sueh As all of the Seniors ahead of us? euonus Now listen, j11st listen, to this elass of '21, For we will win in bask-et ball, debate and fun. Prophets foretell that wreaths shall deek o11r brows: Oar deeds, for miles llflllllld, the people shall arouse. Through all o11r fame, we'll be true to Sedgwick High, Beeause this dear old Junior elass is aiming high. czilonus Now listen, justflisten, to this great fine Junior elass, For when we leave this school, for s11re, we'll make a dash -By Alberta Haynes SEDGVVICK HIGH SCHOOL 19 K il H 1 :Sf A G .I UNIOH CLASS Loft to rigllt-mFirst row: Blunclic Morrison, Bcrdcnu Cuvv, Herman Orlmun, MISS Morris QSIJOIISOIO, Charles Sclmcfcr, Nvlllc Stoffcc, George Nickolson, IXIICC Boll, Ruth Elliott. Sccoud row: May Crum, liC2lll'lCL' llunczm, Albcrlu Hzlyncs, Marion Davis, lszuloro Powell, Oscar Bruinglon, Hzxzcl Jonvs, Mario Cannon, lzoru VVulluc0. THE SEDGVVICAN Sophomore Class Colors ...., ,.o4,o I il,Uli AND GOLD Flower ...... .,..oo , .SNN'l'll'I'l' Pl-:fx Emblem .,.o,,.,,.............,.....,,.....ooo.,,,o,,,A . .... BULL Don Mo'rroaaNol merely to errist but to amount to something. President .............,, ........, H .xzr:L .I.u1onsoN Vice-Presiderzt ..,,o .,,,..., S YLv1.x GLENN See'y-Trezlsurer ..,,..o ...... , ,NELLIIZ Omx A MODERN MORALITY PLAY The Spirit of the Future met the Spirit of the Past one morning, out in the field ablume with daisies. The following dialogue took place: Spirit of the Future: I have come for you, Spirit of the Past, to lead you into the land of tolnorrow. If you will follow me I will bring to you wonderful ex- perience in the 'Land of Tomorrow'. Spirit of the Past: No, but we don't want to leave this landg for look al the things that we have done in the past. XVe have lead the S.H.S. in the greatest of her activities. Look at our athletics. In football we lead the other classes for stars. Spirit of the Future: But if you will follow me, Schaefer, Lamborne and Kiser, you will play on the 'All State Team'. Spirit of the Past: But in the land of estcrda we had such Great music and art 'O geniuses. You see we put on an operetta and won our place in music. Spirit of the Future: But if you will follow me, I will lead you to the top of the ladder in music and Elocution. Nell and Birdy shall take the place of Dillen- beck and Bonnie Brooke and they shall not be excelled in these arts. XVill you accept the proposition and follow me ? Then the Spirit of the Past mused awhile, with a backward glance in to the Land of Yesterday. The Spirit of the Past and the Spirit of the Future clasped hands and passed through tl1e Gates of Opportunity, from the Land of Yesterday, into the Land of Tomorrow. SEDGVVICK HIGH SCHOOL 21 Q1 ,X , 'iwix -'k'g C SOPHOMORE CLASS Left to rigl1t 'First row: VVayne VValson, XVilla1'd Kiser, Paul Phen- nigar. Ollie L2lllllJOI'll0, Samuel Schaefer, Lawrence Cadle, Clarence NlCklDlS0ll. Eugene Gleason. Second row: Miss XVZIITOII CSpons0rJ, Mae Hoover, Hazel Jacobson, Sylvia Glenn. M1lI'glll'l'lltl' Sensabaugh, Pearl VVatts, Bertha RlL'Slllgl'l'. Irene Meliinn. 'l'hi1'cl row: Esther Kiser, Mae lilaek, Opal Lewis, Nellie Ogan, Carol Fry. Amy lieelon, Carmen Hobble. 22 THE SEDGWICAN Freshman Class Colors .,.s, s.sss.. I ,l7ltPl,li .mn VVlIl'l'E Flower ...s. ........... ,...... X N 'urria Rosle Motto ..... ...... 0 NwAnn AND Uvwxnn CLASS OFFICERS LOUISE RA'runoNE ..,,,,,,,,,s..ss,s,,ss,,,,,s,,,,ss,s President Es'rHIsn BllUINfi'l'0N .As. ....,sAssss.. X f it-1'-I 'residr-nt CosET'n-1 KHLLUG ,.... S!'l'I'PlllI'lj-TI'l'llSlll'PI' Rum' MILES .,,,. .,ss.. R eporter Class Historq On September the 8, 1919, twenty-six Freshmen enrolled in S.H.S. Of that number three have discontinued work, leaving a total of twenty- three. VVC like Sedgwick High School very muehg the work as well as the pleasures. We have had several parties and entertainments and intend to have several more before our Freshman year is finished. Vile are well represented in all of the High School activities and social affairs and have several prominent members of the High School in our class. Four Freshmen are in the Debating Club, one in the School Orches- tra, and another holds an important place on the Sentinel Staff. Last, but not the least we are proud of our Honor Roll members, and we hope to see more members of our class on the honor roll in the near future. VVe eagerly await the day when we will be Seniors-VVATCH US. SEDGVVICK HIGH SCHOOL 23 FR ESHMAN CLASS First row, lvft to right: litllcl Clluncc, Clurcnco Jacobson, Alice lil- lwrson, Ruby Milos, Floyd Milvs, Frank Finch, Lottiv Hush, Emily Lukv, Cosctto Kvllog, Flossic Hinton, Dclbcrl Flock, Miss Bragg fSl10llSOI'J. Sc-cond row: Kcnnuth VVzllts, Gcrzlld Millcr, lluys Mctiinn, Hsthcr liruington, Fayv Kvrns, Niall linnklc, .losopllino Hzlynvs, Mzlbcl Kcrns, Cll1ll'lt'S Otlvll, Louisv R2lllllJOll0, Crystal VVils0n, Albvrt Flcvk. 21 'l' H Ii S Ii D G NV l C A N 73 f. S f From lcfl lo righl: lVll'. Lynn fLl'tll1f'l'J, lislhcr Kiscr, Gail Cox, YVil lard Kiscr, Sylvia Glcnn, .loscphinc llayncs. Mildrcd Kcrns. Carl Shirk Grchestra 'l'hc S.ll.S. Urclicslra of 1919-20 was organizcd carlv in lhc schc mol YUQII' for lhc solc purposc ol' musical fcllowship. XVhilc no 1llll'lll1ll has hccn madc lo lcach inusic lhrough this organization, wc fccl that the mcnlhcrs havc bccn wcll paid for thc linlc uscd in praclicc. This musical group has appcarcd in chapcl, church and school pro granuncs and had givcn cvidcncc of plcasing lhcil' hcarcrs. 'l'hc gram of music has bccn lilnilcd lo a popular class of lll2ll'CllCS., waltzcs. ovcr lurcs, ctc.. thc inlcnlion hcing lo cntcrlain and to cnjoy. Carl Shirk, Cornclisl, Mildrcd Kcrns, clarinclist, and Gail Cox. drum- lncr. arc in lhc Scnioi' Class and thcir graduation will inakc ai hrcak in thc organizalion lhal will hc hard to fill hul wc arc hoping that sonn onc will gcl lhc ncccssary lraining lo hclp niakc lhc orclicslra a pcrnia ncnt part of our school. 'l'hc violin playcrs and thc pianist furnish a good foundation on which lo huild on thc ncxl two ycars al lcasl. ll 4 SHDGXVICK HIGH SCHOOL 25 un 1 .fuiiwu 'qv-v wr-1. -v 4' . n Girls' Qlee Club 'l'h0 girls' glvv chili is thc ohlvsl musical orgzinizailiun in lho hislory of thc high school. Hciilg coiuposrd of girls chosvn from thi- Suplioliion-, Junior and Svnior Clusscs. Opcrcltzis liuvc bvrn givun cvvry yrzlr :ind thc' club has lukvn aiclivc part in numerous olhcr onli-rlziinmcnls. Evcry yczir lwcnty-four :irc chosen from tho club to rvprl-sclil S.H.S. in lhv Hzirvcy Counly Contcst. Miss Hluuu ,,....l.....,. Yiii.. I JI'l'I'C'fUl' lil,.KNCllI'I lVl0IilKISON ..,,,iriii., is ii.i i,,iii, I 'iuzzisl First Soprano: Hcrdcnzi Czivv, Sylvian Glvnii. Clziricc Haiml, Czirinrii Ilohhlc, Li-liu Juiics, Milmlrvd Kcrns, Irvin- Mcfiiiin, Mzihcl Milvs, Gulfliv Moorv. Nollic Sh-ifvc. Pcurl XVzills, M2ll'gllk'I'llL' Scnszihaiugli. Srcoml Soprziiioz Mario Cannon, Hvaitricv Duncan, Ruth Iillioll, lluzvl Jaicohson. Hzlzcl Joncs, Upzil Lvwis, Milflrvcl lVIcGinli. Hvrlliu Hirs- ingvr, Izoru VVzillncv, Elvai Kohy. First Alto: Ruth Finch, Carol Fry, AlbCI'l2l Ilziym-s, Louisc McDon- ough, Iszuloru Powvll. Svcoml Alto: Maw Hoover, Amy Hvvlon, Hsllivr Kiscr, Ruby Milrs. Vorniv Monro, Nollic Ogzin. 26 TH E SED GXVICAN lfirsl row, lcfl lo riglil: Sam Scliavfvr, XVayn0 YValson. NVillar1 liisrr, Oscar liruinglon, liarolrl Hollislvr, Glrnn Adamson. Gail Cox. Srcoml row: Cllarlos Scharfcr, Gvorgc Nickolson, Marion Davis Miss Bragg flJI'l'I'l'l0l'D, liugonc Glcasou, Carl Sliirk, Hcrman Orlnian. Hogs' Qlee Club 'l'ln- gli-v club. ilu- gli-1' club, 0, you'vc lu-aril ilivm singg 'l'lu'y llllllil' llir dull halls livvly, lllvy lllillil' ilu' raflvrs ringg Tlwy sing al noon in music room, to lliunmlvrous applauscg XVlwn askocl. VVhy nol in cliapclf' tlioy answor, Just hm-cnusv. Thi- glvv club, thv gli-Q club, have- voiccs low and high, From mlm-p and roaring bass to hispors of a sighg 4 'flu-y sing onlrancing music, it rvally is not noisc. liul wlion askcd lo sing in public llicy arc' such 'lll01ll'Sl boys. Uh, ilu' glcu club, Uh, lilo gli-0 club, why clou't wc lwar you morc For 'lis vcry disappointing nol to hvar your voicos ring, XV0 liavc waitc-cl f'wailcclf'swaitocl for your Ill0l0fll0llS song. Anil ilu- glvv club, Oli. llu- glvc club, thc limi- is very long. SICDGVVICK HIGH SCHOOL 27 J I Ol'liRE'l l'A CAST First row: Ruth Finch, Bcrllla Ricsingcr. Albvrtu Ilzlynvs, Mzilwl Milos. Svcond row: Curl Sliirk, Gail Cox. Oscar Bruinglon, xVlll2ll'll Kiscr. Operetta THE BO'SN'S BRIDE A Nalzfiml Yarn CHARACTERS REl'RESEN'l'IiIJ DICK ERNE f'l'isNouJ IIOATSVVAIN or 'rms I'. S. S. l3.xnNAc:1.11: .,,..,,... ,, ., .............,,......,,,..,,,..,....,...............,.,.4.I......,,II,,II..I.....,,,.,I...,.... Glen :l!1lIlIIS0ll TOM 'l'lIl'l'ER flgAlll'l'ONl'ID Tins Bo'SN's M.'X'l'l'I ..,I,,.,,AYII,II.,,..II,, ,,,,I,.,,, I iuil Cor TIM SHANNON fliARI'l'0NliJ AN 01.11 SALT ..,..........,...........,,,.. W1'IIurr1 Kisvr SAM SLIPPERY fliARl'l'0Nl'IJ Coxw.-UN or 'rim CAl l'AIN,S Glu ..,,,I Curl Slzirlc KITTY ADAIR 1SoP1xANoJ A l'oPUl,Au lVlEMBl'Ili or 'l'llli Hum Sczuooi. DOROTHY fAl.'l'OD Him BEST FRIEND IIISIII,,II.,,I..II.ISIII .I,,, . IS,II,I.ISI I full: I 1'm-lx MRS. BRONVN QAi.'roJ Tune Cu.xr1inoN ,.,.II......,II,. .,,.II,.S,,......,. A llbw-lu Ilrufmfs BARBARA CM1czzo-Sornimob A'l l'liNDlNG Irlluu SCIIOOI ..I.. Iivrllm lil-l'Sl'Il!11'I' ChorusAf Suilors, High School Girls and Friends. Sccnv- A Act IAA Avllllff. Elcvcn O'clock on Suturclzly Morning. Act II flJcck of U. S. S. Burnuclc. Eight O'clock thc Sumo Iivuniug. Miss Blmuo ...............,.,,,,.,,,,...,.......,..,....... IJirec'lo1' lS1.ANc:H1s MoiuusoN ,,,,.., ...,... I 'iunisi 28 THE SEDGXVICAN Octette Tho Octvt wus orgunizcd Fvbruury, 1920, to participutt lll tht H lr vvy County Musical Contest which wus hold at Burrton April loth lhc singvrs we-rc chosen from thc llllX0fl chorus. llil'INli MKZGINN M,-Xlilil, MIl.liS ,..t.. MAH ll00VIilt Al,Blili'I'A HAYNES M,uuoN Dt-wls llAltUl,D ll0l.I,lS'l'l'IIt ttttl VVn.1.A1m Klsrzn Cfuu. Sunni .... S oprunos ..,...A lfovs t,,....Tvnors ,,,....,,..Bass Miss Bmoo .,t,,lll.,.,. ..,..ll D 1'1'1'r'for Bl,ANc:u1e MKJIIIKISON .1,l'llI1fSf SEDGNVICK HIGH SCHOOL 29 Debating Teams Top x'0wa-aarlsnclow Powell, Glenn AIl2l1llS0ll, Alhorln Ielzxynvsg Ncg nlivvs. liottoln 1'ow 'Alicc Boll, XVillzu'd liiscr, Mlllll'L'il McGmn zlfflrlnznlivcs. State Debating Team IDOCOIIIIJCI' 12, 1920 Iizllslvncl 3 Svdgwick 3 Clzlricv Hand, VVillzu'd Kisvrg Nvgutivvs. Oscar Hruinglon, . X' ' Xlbc 11.1 Ilnyncsg Af'fil'1nnliv0s. Countq Debating Team March 29, 1920 XXYEIHUII 5 Scclgwick 1 THE SEDGWICAN SEDGVVICK HIGH SCHOOL 31 Historical Sketch SEDG NVICK SCHOOL SENTINEL The Triple S. or the Sedgwick School Sentinel, is a bi-weekly publi- cation of the Sedgwick School, which was founded for a two-fold pur- pose: first, to secure an outlet for the journalistic expression of the high school students, and secondly, to serve as a medium through which to picture the student life of the Sedgwick High School for the benefit of the Alumni, the students themselves, and any other person who per- chance might be interested. This little paper with heart and soul was founded in the year nine- teen and nineteen and the first copy off the press was christened on February seventh. The christening took place lll the High School Audi- torium before the entire student body when little Miss Neva VVatson broke the bottle of champaign and let the sparkling liquid flow freely over the first copy of Volume No. 1. From its infancy the little news bearer progressed safely and successfully under the direction of Miss Joanna Coble, its Editor-in-Chief, with the assistance of three Associate Editors, Miss Mildred McGinn, Miss Mae Crum and Mr. Orville Fry. Aside from the editorial staff was the business staff and the reportorial staff. The business staff consisting of Paul Elliott, adv. lllgr., and Glen Adamson and Floyd Miles, circulating mgrs. Reporters: sport-A Gail Cox, soeietyfClarice Hand, exehangefAlice Nichols. Of the eight issues of its first year there were three special issues, consisting of the christening number, the Harvey County Track Meet Special consisting of sixteen pages, and the Commencement number. Second Year, First Semester The first issue was published on Sept. 19, under the direction of the new staff, Miss Mae Crum, Editor-in-Chief, Mildred McGinn and Car- men Hobble, Associate Editors, and the other members of the various departments being: Lelia Jones, Blanche Morrison, Nellie Steffe, Mae Hoover, Gail Cox, George Nicholson. SECOND SEMESTER STAFF Mae Crum-sEditor-in-Chief Adv. Mgr. AfNVillard Kiser Mildred McGinn Circ. Mgr..-A -Blanche Morrison Sylvia Glenn Associate Editors Q H W H Esther Bruington P-PJPURIRBB BUSINESS STAFF ExchangesALelia Jones Sec. Treas.kMae Hoover Societyw--Alberta Haynes Thus far in 1920 there has been two special issues, a Thanksgiving number and a Christmas number. Much credit is due to those who have so faithfully worked in an earnest endeavor to properly mould the destiny of the little sheet which by its influence has inspired students of old Sedgwick High to higher and better things. 32 THE SE D GXVICAN Home Economics 'l'hc Homc Economics dcpartmcnt is onc of thc most important dcpartmcnts, to thc boys and girls. Thc class two in cooking workcd in thc Domcstic Scicncc dcpartmcnt thc first scmcstcr. Thc girls wcrc givcn thc canning, jclly making and prcscrving coursc thc first scason, whcn thc fruit was casily obtaincd. This coursc was followcd hy a coursc of lcavcning agcnts and flour mixturcs. Thc girls madc many kinds of fancy brcad, twclvc diffcrcnt kinds wcrc placcd on cxhibit in thc Evans storc. Cakc making and candy making wcrc also givcn. 'l'hc coursc closcd with thc studying of scrving, housc construction and homc making. At thc samc timc thc class two was taking cooking. thc class onc ot' thc Domcstic Art dcpartmcnt wcrc taking thcir first scmcstt-r's scw- ing. This coursc was vcry practical, including only plain scwing. At thc hcginuing of thc sccond scmcstcr this class movcd to thc scicncc dcpartmcnt and thcir work in cooking bcgan. During this scm- cstcr thcy wcrc taught cooking, dish washing and kitchcn sanitation. 'l'hc Domcstic Scicncc girls of class two thcn movcd to thc Art Dcpart- mcnt. and with thc addition of two ncw studcnts thcy hcgan thc work of thcir sccond scmcstcr scwing. This includcd thc advancc coursc in art which consistcd of pattcrn drafting, dcvcloping all stylcs of pattcrn and costumc dcsigning work. 'l'hc girls of thc class havc gaincd much profit from thc coursc and fccl that thcy owc a grcat dcal to Miss Morris for thc inspiration shc gavc, and thc intcrcst shc crcatcd in thc class. SEDGVVICK HIGH SCHOOL 33 Manual :Training The course of study provides for two years of Manual Training. These two years give the pupils a good start in the use and care of tools and encourages originality in plans. This department holds the interest with the boys that like to he doing things with their hands as well as their heads. VVe are turning out many pretty and useful articles. We are hoping this department will grow in equipment and we are sure the number of pupils and the quality of work will grow in proportion. '34 T H E S E D G XV I C A N Athletic Association OFFICERS GAII. COX .....v,V .VwY.V.....A.,...,t,t... wV...,,ttt.. I ' resident LELIA J ONES ...... t.,,, V ice President MAY CHUM ...... ,,.....,t.......,.V... S er y-Treasu1'e1' GBPEPQS The Friday Morning chapel of the Sedgwick High School is an ex- cellent example of what pep ought to be. At 9:40 the students are marching to the auditorium. Herman, our little cheer leader, is on the stage in an instant and within a minute the students are at the foot of the stage. With eyes sparkling and 2lI'lltS in the air, he cries: VVho Are, Ready Go. VVho are, who are, who are we? We are, we are the 1 P-In-O-P-L-Ia. Sedgwick. On the rough the list we go. We are too enthused to go to classes. Riekity, rickity, rack. When you're up, you're up, Shingle nails and carpet taeks, When you're down, you're down, We-'re the people, we-'re the stuff. When you'r'e up against Sedgwick We're from Sedgwick, that's enough. You're up side down. Quinine Stricknine, down with the foe, Pick 'em up with iodine and stick 'em down below. One a zippa, two a zippa, three a zippa zam, Four a zippa, five a zippa, we don't give a razzle, Dazzle, hobble, gobble, zis, boom, bah, Sedgwick High School, Rah, Rah, Rah. Whoop it up, Scoop it up, Well, I guess. VVho for? VVho for? S. H. S. Une, two, three, four, who for, what for? Who you goin'a yell for-fSEDGWICK. l920 Sedgwick High Are we awake, well I shough sigh. l.isten--sh-h-h-hf- Now, 1920, here we go, Sky rocket, sky rocket, zip zum zoe, Sh-h-h-h-boom. Ah-h-li-h-W Hip a lack. Hip a lack. llot Potato, hot potato, What's the use to mope? llalf past alligator. Chick a lack. Rick a lack, Bam ham bulliator, Give them slippery soap. Chick a waw saw, Sedgwick High School, Iiah, Bah, ltah. At this H1116 we see coming upon the stage our stately song leader, Glen Adamson. So we're ready for some songs before class time. First we start off with Teams, then Here comes the boat, VVe are the people. people, It's a long way to the goal, and end with our high school song, The Crimson and the White. Thus ends a Friday morn- ing PEP chapel. SEDGWICK HIGH SCHOOL CAPTAIN CARL SHIRK 165 lbs. Age 18 Shirkie never shirked but was Johnnie on the spot. When the team needed strength, he carried the ball, and when he charged, nothing less than three men could stop him. His disposition and good judgment assistede greatly in the showing that our team made this year. OSCAR BRUINGTON 160 lbs. Age 19 Prunes played right tackle and with the help of Babe furnished a stone wall defense which the enemy found could not be pene- tliated. Oscar was voted the best football p ayer. SAM SCHAEFER 115 lbs. Age 15 Sambo was our center. Although he is light, he did the work. He has a wonderful amount of grit. We are thankful that we will have him again next season, because we know he can deliver the goods. WILLARD KISER 165 lbs. Age 14 Pat who played left guard put his whole soul and energy into football. He has that stick to it in him and is certain to win. GLEN ADAMsoN 145 lbs. Age 18 Snort went to Nickerson and played in the strongest game of the season. He was treated rather rough and received a broken nose. He did not re-enter again until the last of the season, but when he did it was with the same vim and force that he started with. PAUL ELLIOTT 145 lbs. Age 19 Dutch could play to beat the Dutch. He was always ready to grab the ball and start for a touchdown, and he usually made them too. He hit everything that come in his way. He has lots of pep. THE SEDGWICAN OLLIE LAMBORNE 145 lbs. Age 18 This is Lamborne's second year in the S. H. S. squad. He was handicapped at the beginning of the season by not entering school till late, but just wait till next year. CHARLES SCHAEFEII 147 lbs. Age 17 Charles was lucky this season in that he never got injured. He played left end. He has much ability and grit, also. FRED POWELL 160 lbs. Age 16 Powell was selected from the Junior High. He did very successful work, having played in many positions during the season. He is a promising player for next year. CHARLES 0'DELL 130 lbs. Age 16 This is O'Dell's first year at football. Al- tho he didn't participate in any of the games this year, he has excellent ability to be one of S. H. S. stars in future years. LAWRENCE CADLE 145 lbs. Age 16 Jimmie sure can play love--and football -well. He played in spurts, but when keyed up in an emergency he was a power to be reckoned with. Jimmie will be here next year, ready to rare. NILE KUNKLE 155 lbs. Age 16 Kunkle played right guard this season and did very good work. He is a Freshman so we will still have the joint and a half for u few more years. -Y , 11. ggLg...Lu,...g...'.,..xL- !a:r.a....l...4.:a..2i. Q Q 1 I . , SEDGWICK HIGH SCHOOL HAROLD HOLLISTER 165 lbs. Age 18 Babe has a mountain of strength and this enables him to plow holes through the line for the back field men. He is a powerful man, yet we call him Babe. GAIL COX 155 lbs. Age 18 Pealem said he could not play until he was half buried, and if you watched him closely you could see this to be true. We hope to see Sedgwick represented on some college team by our faithful Coxie. GERALD MILLER 160 lbs. Age 16 Gerald is another one that we can depend on next year. He is a faithful S. H. S. work- er along the line of athletics. He is a mem- ber of the Freshman class also. MR. LYNN, Manager Mr. Lynn is the manager. He has given his time and exertion toward making the team a success. He arranged one of the finest schedules that Sedgwick has ever played. MR. PEARCE, Coach No team can win without a good coach. Sedgwick certainly did not lack that im- portant factor for much of our winning ability was due to Mr. Pcarce's hard work. '38 THE SED GXVICAN Firxi row Nlnlwl Milvs, lilllll I'illch. Svcniiml row Lrillisi- ML'- lluimiigli. Golalii- Nluorv, lmlin Jums. CI' he Champion Basket Ball Teams Senior Girls and Boqs Tho senior bovs hzlskrl bull train pzissc-s from iiiicloirzitcxl f ' U Ol ilu st two ya-airs in lhc- class i0lll'll2lllll'lllS. , 4 Tlic scnior girls won cw-ry gzmic tlicg plziyocl in thi- intcrcluss lou! nwui this your :ind wvrc drclurvd cliaimpioiis. First row Ilziruld llullisiz-r, Cziptzlili liux, Curl Shirk. Svcmizl ruw Paul lilliutf, GIA-ii Adziliisun. - HXVICK HIGH SCH! 40 THE SEDGVVICAN Track Team 12-Harold Hollister. This makes four years for Babe, He was always known to place wherever he was entered. his is evidenced by the individual medals, trophy cups and relay pennants seen on exhibi- tion in our trophy ease. He brings home the bacon, 2 Gail Cox. This is Peal'em's third year on the team. Ile was ever anxious for lns events, and was always found to he a valuable man on the relay team. Bridle Blinds are his only need. 3-Paul Elliottv--Small but mighty. Dutch, with the fifty yard dash, as his favorite, was always among the leaders. fl-fC2ll'l Shirk. In Shirkey, we find the unusual combination of weight and speed, hurling the discus. heaving the shot, and bringing in a nice margin on the relay. A record smasher is he. 52-Glen Adamson. Snort is now completing his fourth year and is nearing the High School record in high jump and pole vault. 6-Charles Schaefer. Slick has been out to practice for three years, he has trained and the prospects look good for him. 7--Oscar Bruington. Prunes has been one of Uncle Sam's tars for the past two years. Although a Junior this is lns first appearance in track, but from all indications, he can be counted on to make a place for himself-Wand he did. 8-Sam Schaefer. Watch Sam's smoke on the dashes. He will be with us for years to come. 9-Nial Kunkle. Kunkle has the grit and endurance for the work on the mile, but it IS experience that he IS lacking. EVENTS--HARVEY COUNTY MEET. BVRRTON, KANSAS April 16, 1920, Sedgwick takes first place 100 Yard Dash . 50 Yard Dash ...,,.... 220 Yard Dash . 440 Yard Dash .. 1 Mile Bun ......... LQ Mile Run ...,........ 220 Yard Hurdle High Jump ......,. Broad Jump ....... Pole Vault ........ Discus .,....... Shot Put ........ Relay ........ ., .,.......,... Cox, Elliott ..............Cox, Hollister ......Hollister, Brnington ........Kunkle, Schaefer ...,,,.......,..,....Hollister ..,,......,,.......,......Ad:nnson Adamson, Bruington ..........Adamson, Schaefer ........Bruington, Adamson Shirk M...,.,,....,,...,....,,,,,.....Bruington, Shirk Hollister, Cc mx, S. Schaefer, Shirk SPI JCVNIKI HILH SCHOOI 11 Commencement Proqram Mag 25 Mag 22 Mag 23 Mag 27 Mag 27 Mag 28 H H Cupid at Dassarn H H JuniorHSenior Banquet H Commencement Sermon H H H Class Dag Program - - H H Alumni Banquet H Commencement Address 42 THE SEDGVVICAN Cupid at Uass.-1r Cast of Characters JOHN XX7II,I,CU'I', A Young Architect ,,,,.,....,,,,,.,,,. ,,.,,,,A G len Adamson AMOS NORTH, of North and Son, Bankers ,,,,.,,,, ,,,,,,,., H arold Hollister SHINY, a Lazy Darkey ,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,....,,.,,,....,,,,,,.,. ,,,,,,,,.,,r,,,, G ail Cox HANK GUISIIIN, the Hired Man ...,............ ......... I Jarl Shi:-lc MHS. NEWTON, of Great Falls, Vermont .,.,... ,....,. K 'ernie Moore KATE, Her Daughter ....,,..,....,,,..r,....,,....... ,r..,., I flariee Hand WANOA, Her Half Sister ......, .,....... . Ruth Finch Miss PAGE ..........................., ....,,,,.... M ildred Kerns SALLY VVEBH ......,.... ....,,. I ,ouise McDonough HEI.EN CONWAY ......... ......,.. It Iildred McGinn MA'l'1'X' HART ....... .....,..... I .elia Jones ALICE WORTH ........ ....... . . ,.... Goldie Moore PA'l'l'Y SNOW ....,..,......................... ....... It label Miles FRANK WEISIS, a Man of Leisure ...,, ,,,,,4, , ,. A... Paul Elliott Act 1-Sitting room of Kate's home in Vermont. Act 2-Kate's room in a Senior double. Act 3-Same set as Act 1. Christmas Time. Act 4-College Campus at Vassar. QGraduati0n Day.J SEDGWICK HIGH SCHOOL 43 his Top row, lofi in Yiglli-CIilI'iUl' Hand, Curl Shirk, L4-lin Jonvs. Glvn Allumson, Mildrml KC'l'llS, Mallwl Milvs witiillg on ilu' chzlirj, lluill Finch. lluitmn row I--Mildred Mcllilm, Paul Ellioit, Luuisv McDonough. V4-rnic Munro, Gail Cox, Miss McCormick. what Happened 44 THE SEDGVVICAN Sli PTEM BER l ti 7 -Thots ol' school again. --Enrollment. -Paul walks home from his North trip. Lands at ff o'clock. 8--There are twenty-eight Freshmen now in 9 lil ll I2 15 lti 17 I9 22 ZZ! school, a bunch to be kept under teach- er's rule. The first few days they were greatly amazed. At everything round them they staunchly gazed. They stood in the rooms and gazed at the walls, they stood at the doors and gazed in the halls. When the hells rang they gazed at each otherg and didn't know one room from the other. --Boys' chorus organized. Staff meet and election. -Mr. Stephen Kiser makes a talk on French. -Mr. Isaac stops for a very short visit. --Cheer leader elected. NVatch out for the noise. Freshmen are initiated at the licobson homt lt's timm .4 ' .' '. I . 'J ---Permanent chapel seats. Oh Boy, don't foxget your seat. Senior class talks of an annual. -Disappointed. No rain. No chapel. No nothing. ,, . . . A Llle IS a Joke All things show it. Look at the Freshies, Then you'll know lt. -Paper out. Senior-Faculty party at Mil- drt d's. --Seniors order their class jewelry. A game at Nlekerson. NN hee! ---Stnior girls plan to give B. B. boys a supper. 2l-Mr. Pearce receives a telegram in chapel. A real one, too. 25-We all celebrate VVilsonless day. S. H. S. heats Nickerson 0-0. 29-Reports on the same made by the boys. Kunkle makes a stirring speech. 30-Lelia and Ruth try teaching. Party talk on every slde. OCTOBIER I-Mr. Les:-:ig speaks on XVhen you make your choice. 2-Louise teaches a eonntry school. -I-Lottie Bush is I8 years old, would you helleve it? li--Victrola music l'or a change. 7-Sam Armour at school. 8-Gordon K. visits school. Marle alld Mil- 10 I3 ll l'i lli 17 dud K dan lc it ills '- . g - 1 -4 ' -Some more rain. Juniors have meeting to settle party dues. Harvey County Association meets at Halstead and elects officers. --Mr. Pearce makes a report on the meet- ing. ,VVe will have an Annual, so the Seniors begin to plan. ---Juniors show off their pins. 4-The glrls sell tickets for the Nickerson game. -Agriculture class roams the fields. -Sophs put np pennant. Nickerson boys speak in special chapel. Game in favor of N. 10-0. 20-Miss Morris gives two readings. 'fl--Don't pass the next course. Exams in 21 ling., Reviews and History. -A senior girl wears a diamond. She hlushes when students gaze at her on the shy. 22-Freshles decide to have pennant. 23--Sr. meet at Paughs. Animal staff elected. 24-Game with Haven. Score 27-7 in our favor. Good enough. 27-Miss McCormick sings to us. fChapelJ 28--FIRE-Smoke--Everyone rushes. 29-Roosevelt Memorial fund taken up. Pen- nies roll ln. 30-Rainy dreary day, that's all. 31-Debate try out. Parties galore. NOVEMBER 1--Girls attend Editorial meeting in XVlchita. 3-Senior rings and pills come. Mr. Klser talks to us. 4-Boys wear tiny kewpies. 5-Sophs heat Fresh. in foot ball game. Man- aged by Sr. boys, too. ti-7-Teachers Meeting. Days ol' bliss for ns. 8-9-Long looked for rain has come. 10-Girls make plans for supper. ll-Armistice Day. Holiday-all-glorious. 12-Boys get hurt at Haven. Score 13-lit. No wonder. li-Fresh. Wild Cats lose to the Soph. Tom la s. 17-Miss Bragg sings two selections in chapel. 18-Cartoons in English room cause much talk and criticism. 19-Boys Glee club sing. Some are too scared to come. 21-Newton paints our walks, which costs them a ten, Special car goes. Score 12-0 in Newton's favor. 22-Mother Goose Operetta and lidison Bag Dolls. Boys fall for the dolls. 24-Calrllcomes with an injured nose. tFoot- Ja .J 25--Valley has Measles so game with them is called ol'l'. 25-Mr. Lessig says that we all carry Devils with us. 28-Foot Ball Banquet. Fine time. liveryone has to make a speech. DECIZMBER 1-Debators are as busy as bees. 3-Mildred teaches Science. rl-VVe find out our weight and height free of charge. Teeth examined. 5-Special chapel. Practice debate and songs by evangelists. 8-OH, for a sled. 9-Old King Coal was a jolly old soul Till the coal strike knocked him dead. If things don't change we will have to To spend our days in bed. 10--The Social Period becomes popular with the students. -Everybody plays Rook at noon. --Dehators tie with Halstead. Teachers give a pep meeting. Mr. Pearce is leader. Mr. Gillams says he ean sing. too. 15-Velma and Dewyte speak to the History class, about their school. IG-Just as thc fall follows sllppin', .lust as the sneeze follows snuff, So does the flunk follow shiftin' 17- ll I0 And gets the guys who bluff. Snapshot taken of the world when lt came to and end on the 17th. 19-Hooray, we are out for a two-weeks' Christmas vacation. JANUARY 5-We are hack at school work. Tip calls on the Seniors. 7-Miss Mitten and Mr. Crum are our visitors. SEDGVVICK HI GH SCHOOL 45 8--Our 'old classmate Fuzzy is back. Hc has added some height. 1 -Literary Societies are organized. 15 -Mabel, Mildred M. and Carl 0. interview every business man in town. lt- Dare'll be no distinction Dar is the I5 song that pleased every one. -Aztex literary program looks good. Fresh- les plan party. 10-Old Father Hubbard went to thc cupboard To get his poor dog a drink. But wlsen he drew nigh, the country went 1 ry, So he got him a drink at the zink. I9-Orchestra gives a concert in Chapel. 23 20 -Little blizzard-Slippery walk- Sudden fall-Naughty talk. -Many are the hearts that are weary to- night. Waiting for the week to pass. Many are the lamps that are burning bright. From dark till the time for class. Cramming tonight, cramming to- night. Preparing the exams to pass. There will be no dates till the week is past. Neither will there he sleep. 20-If you flunked you could have answered 28 29 Fl J 10 18 Any ten but thoseg If you passed you could have answered Any ten he chose. -Little oval goose eggs-Little tens so rare Make a student heartsick-Make him al- most swear. -Hurrah, Kansas Day. iltltUAltY -Ili-School closed on account of the flu. I've had diseases by the score, But nothing like the Flu. But when the flu germ gets thru dealin' Ol? Bay, won't it bc a grand and glorious ee n . --School again. Operetta music arrives. -Mercury crawls ltuth's sleeve. 20-Near East Relief Fund. 21-The Seniors have a party at the Cox Seniors go to Wichita and have pictures a cn. Some like the Princess so will that they go twice. Seniors show off their papers. -Each class pulls a stunt in ehapel. Sr.-Fr. Game. 60-9, Srs.' favor. home. 24--I - '. t k- 25-.' '. 21 A M l -Basket ball Senior Girls 33 1 ltCH 11. , , l'r. Girls Junior Girls 10, Sophomore Girls 29. 2-Srs.-Juniors-tltoysl Vi Seniors-Sophs.-- 1 Girl sl -NYlnd blows -I5 miles an hour. .1-Senior-Junior Reception at Clarice's. 0- Daddy Long Legs at the De Luxe. H-Nellie Ogan reads at chapel period. 0--Freshmen have a steak roast. Two of 10 12 the girls meet their steadies and an in- teresting time took place. -First act of operetta memorized. -Juniors have Uluatone luartet to i e L L. 2 v program. 10-Seniors shock each other in physics class. 17 2l 95 li 59 -Juniors and Seniors -Dust yesterday filled -Mr. Rollins speaks to us on the value of Juniors entertain party at the home a college education. the Seniors with a of Ruth E. have to answer a mile long. up the skies, paradise. list ol' questions a Today it's mud and -Interclass track meet. Seniors win. -Mr. Davis of the Halstead High School visits. New '17 pennant is displayed. NYalton beats Sedgwick at debating. Altltll.-Miss Morris gets a note in the Study Hall which says April Fool .l-Great relay race comes off. Halstead boys beat Sedgwick by about two minutes. 5-No electricity, no water, no gas. Mr. Pearce works on a new kind of bell. li-Lamps and lanterns are popular in the 7 uenin . . 8. -Are your grade cards ln? Some have tonsllitis. 8-Dress rehearsal. Everyone is tired. 9-'iThe Bo'sn's Bride given. A decided success. House packed. 12-Jean McDonald, the entertainer, gives her program. 14-Miss Nellie Ogan is planning to represent Sedgwick ln the reading contest at the Harvey Co. meet. 10-Harvey County Meet. Charter car. NVe are represented in everything. NYe win meet and bring home medals by the dozen. MAY 1-Miss Bragg is plalming a program and May Day Dance. -Interschool meet at Fairmount College. -Junior-Senior Banquet. 23-Commencement Sermon. 25-Seniors present Cupid at Vassar. 26-27-Finals. 27-Class Day Program. 28-Commencement Address. Farewell, farewell forever, Dear school of crimson and whlteg ,Tis with grief and sadness ever That we say Adieu tonight. 1-t 22 WHO'S WHO IN IEIIO Prelude The life of Man ls a hard rough game In which every person must take part. lt was in this game, to NYlll great fame, The class of '20 made its start. In 1940 just cease your work. As a spectator stand at the side. On this bright day, you will see Cal'l Shirk, A fine type of man, well satisfied, A wealthy industrious farmer, VVatch his great athletic figure sway, as it did when on track He won honor, while he stacks his prairie hay. In yon neighboring town, from his home rides a fine appearing man, A favorite of all the junk dealers 'round, Also a dealer in rock and sand. Look at him closely when he goes long, Harold Hollister, ah, yes, it is he. Once a member of our Happy Throng--who was as bashful as he could be. Clarice Hand, the little girl we used to is playing a part in ltigletto. Louise will enjoy some married life, Made of sorrows ami troubles and strife, She goes to the judge and he sets her free, Oh, grant that she now lives happily. So Leiia Jones and Louise have gone in to- getherg They've established a bureau to tell Kansas weather. Vernie Moore is a dancer in Paul lElliott's Follies, Plays most of the time in Modesty of Mollie. By the way, Vernie is still an old maid, Paul writes .lazz music and wild serenades. The grasses wave on a lonelv grave. A member of our class we find is dead. Gail Cox fell from a Ford Aeroplane VVhile on bis way to be married. 'tis said. Surely Ruth has realized her mistake After twenty years of single life: She used to go with a man called Glen But NO, she wouldnit be his good wife. Glen is a stingy old bachelor That lives by the Sand Creek Stream, He is living there, waiting for her, And just one more chance she wants from him. May we not! hope that in a few years, He will be hers and she will be his. ln parts of the country we find bv ehanee People still stepping to the Old Country Dance. 'Tis three-quarters round, your partners swing Across the set. How clear her voice doth ring, 'Tis Goldie Moore that calls the step. Hein the Salvation Army. Hear that plea? A member of our class-Can it he? She calls for monev, and extends her hand. VVhy, it's Mildred that's helping the Noble Band. So the class of '20 is in the great game. Each making for himself--A name ln Fame. KM. MJ know -Ui T H E SEDGNVICAN Own , Fwy 'fx n-5 1' WMKCY' Q9 who S+u3j Hall Q S, F1.. Ef R ,A ' IB?-9, .-r.-329, G- Aki -il 'Q 'X W l if ' fk W' A ,Z f Thf5'Bcl.Q Q M -.1 - J ff Qi, - 1 .J ' ' . ESD - -1-hm 1-ne, cynretuaq ,,.'t...1B 'ima' Gif? --1-:L fi 9 SS'0'J k 'Tx ' -A U Hg HHS w X? - - Uv +9 wf-RW? ' . W 'T '- 'vowlghtf' -Q-+6 'mfs -ij f' 'xx' j' E' ' he .'N ,g :flmiixeo xxx -Mus '. ' W , gy 'me MWUS 4 KP' h- A izjg Ne,-Q 'BQy..- 55' Q 4 m ag! 5321- , Th I H W' W - ,Q-.5 7, 6, . wial K 5 qw' X + dame' Wi hwniae ' A 4 SeNxOT',B.Y M.A meclud , Am. fx 'Gilt 'fy 0-ESe1+z..gugg SEDGWICK HIGH SCHOOL 47 Jokes Let the world end when- D-utch dances. Ruby isn't crazy about boys. lZthel's Brownie plays out. O'Dell writes a book. NVhen Alice has no beau. Mr. Pearce grows taller. Miller isn't tardy in the morning. Some Joke 331 tardles during the first semester. RECIPE FOR A HAPPY HEART A laugh, a giggle, a smile, or grin, Perhaps a chuckle or two thrown in, Mixed with sunshine, part for part, Is a recipe for u happy heart. You can lead a horse to water But you cannot make him drinkg You can lead a boy to High School But you cannot make him think. AN IDEAL GIRL Height--May H. VS'alk-Bertha. Hair-Irene. Eyes-Nellie S. Complexion-Ruth F. Smile-Louise. Disposition-Blanche. Lips-Clurice. Dancing-Lelia. Pep-Mildred M. Jokes-Vernic. Brains-Alberta. Lil'e's Horrors- Mr. Lynn's bawl outs. Mr. Gilham's tests. Mr. Pearce when things'go wrong. The 0ffice. A Sentinal Personal Item. Characteristic Sayings- Gall-qlinprintableb Prunes-? 9 399 999 Babe-.2 ..?. .. Du You Know? Nellie-Do you like fruit salad? Oscar-No, I like dates with peaches better. Popular Definitions Dates-History. A scheme devised to confuse the common memory. Oral Theme-Method of torture in the English class. Miss VVarren's favorite. Pep--Short for vigor, liveliness. Quiz-Common expression for test. Hldcous ordeal. None can escape them. VVaste Basket-The best place for notes and gum. Halls-VVhcre you are not to stand. Notes-The quicket way to use paper. Cause much trouble. Geometry4The worst sort of punishment, es- pecially for Senior Boy. Roast-To he bawled out. Usually well done. Cram-Art of filling the brain before an exam. No good derived. Lhalk-Used to decorate black boards and to cover up shiny noses. Flunk-See failure. Comes at the end of the year. Deportmcnt-The lowest grade on our grade cards. Chapel-A place to sleep if there is nothing special. Teachers-The cops in our school. Note Book-Place to practice writing. Fame-Something that makes a lot of people want to shake your hand. Sound travels at the rate of 40 yards per second. Exceptions: Scandal-1,000 yards. Flattery-500 yards. Truth-2 1-2 yards. Alarm clock-'I A smile is worth a hundred groans on any market. Physics Teacher-If I told you to get two That the Seniors leaped into High School ' U vh I V I, in the year of 1916 and are leaping out ill an one' W at Ruud ,ou get' leap year 1920. Cla ss-Shoe polish. 18 THE SEDGVVICAN . at SPEED UM uulzi-. A 4 SEDGWICK HI GH SCHOOL 49 Johnny ealled on Mary She greeted him with bliss But Dad stayed in the parlor So they sat on the sofa like this: Mary Papa Johnny Then Papa had an important Appointment he could not miss, And when he left the parlor They sat on the sofa like this: MaryJohnny. Papa came home at midnight, Turned on the light with a hiss, And then looked into tl1e parlor, The seene ended up like this: Mary Papa h o j n y ll Miss M.-A diamond doesn't spell a great deal, diamonds may come and diamonds may go- Glen--llut I go on foreve1'. What They Learned in High School To do unto the faculty as they do unto thee. Can't eat lunch on 15 cents. Stalling won't always work. How to climb stairs. An hour after school is no joke. The true meaning of ignorance. How to make dates. To write notes. To keep eyes open and mouth shut. Not to feel had over flunks. How to bear low grades patiently. To bluff and scheme. Presents make the heart grow fonder. Saying sweet words is the dearest fun. Love, fire and cough are three things that can not be hidden. If you have any sense, show it. Only fools think they can't make mistakes. The more promises a man makes the fewer he keeps. Do you remember that on March 21, 1917, Babe hunted Snipes? Louise lln Arith.l endeavoring to work a problem. Mr.. Gilhams-Reduce it, Louise. Louise-What with? A rolling stone gathers momentum, which is more valuable than moss. All is not gold that glitters. a large part of it comes from the ten-cent store. N'Voman's Philosophy--If the shoe fits, get a size smaller. Mr. L.--Gail, bring a bottle of milk with you tomorrow. . MODERN MIRACLES One fine day in the middle of the night Two dead boys got up to fight A deaf policeman heard the noise And beat the life out of two dead boys. The dumb man saw a wheel and spoke, The deaf man saw a flock and heard, The blind man bought a plane and saw. I-list. Teacher-VVhy was money scarce? Student-Because there was not much of it. Acts of Caesar still remind us NVC can make our lives sublime And by asking simple questions Take up all the teacher's time. Lives of bald men still remind us VVe should choose our wives with Or in departing leave behind us Half our natural crop of hair. Cll P6 , Paraphrase No. 5,768,432 Lives of some great men remind us Not to be just common crooks And avoid to leave behind us Thumb prints on the police books. NVhat figure of speech is this: I love my teacher. Ans.-- Sarcasm. Latest Cafeteria Prices Corn beef and cabbage-5 cents a smell. Dog and bun-15 cents a bark. Macaroni-50 cents a mile. Hair Tonic Punch-26 cents a kick. Limburger-22 cents, including a gas mask. Hash--10 cents including hospital expenses. ' Hobbies of Some People Nile K-Making bone heads. Reading daily letters-Mabel Miles. Chrystal-Eating at Schaefers. Mr. Lynn--Carl, what is the best kind of mow- inilmachine? Carl- cCormtck. Mary had a shiny nose And powders it at school, A And yet the boy who trims his nails, She calls a little fool. It's nice to have a nice long arm, if you know where to put it. Some of us are inclined to talk just to make the noise. The first buggy that I ever owned was a baby cab.-H. S. G. Agri. Teacher-What is the most important in- sect? Paul-A lightning bug. Famous Characters of the Future- Nellie VVeaver Louise Fry , Cosette Ortman Beatrice Cross Elva Cadle Mae Hollister The day breaks. but it doesn't fall. Queer, ainit it? The night falls, but it does not break. SUZIIIKC, ain't it? NN'hat would happen if Nellie had a steady? Mr. Pearce did not exist? Bahe's father refused to buy gas? XVe went to classes without excuses? There were no girls in S. H. S.? Clarice lost her smile? Sr. would lose order at their meetings? Ollie should lose five sense? Herman should lose his Mind and its Educationm? Existence Brief But Blissful The pig doth dwell in joy complete Apart from mortal fury, He gets as much as he can eat, And never has to worry. THE SEDGVVICAN Jester .........,................. SEDGWICK HIGH SCHOOL 51 Read Backward Do fools all, would you knew we. Nellie 0.-X'Vhat is a cure for that sleeping disease? Miss B.-XVhy? Pm sure I donlt know. N. 0.-I had it this morning. 'l'eachervCome here I wish to speak to you. StudentTlf wouldn't do any good, others have trlec t. For the Industrious Student 1Hint-If your dad won't buy one-make ith Get an old can Then get a little oil Take a piece of wire and make a little coil, Now take a piece of tin, And a little piece of board, Put it all together and You'll have a little Ford. A ROUGH BUNCH tlnformation for Latin classesl Oh, the Roman was a rogue, He ernt, was you bettum He han his automobilis And smoked his cigarettum He wore a diamond studibus An elegant cravattum A marie cum laude shirt And such a stylish hattum. A LATIN ROMAN CE Boyabus kissibus Sweeta glrlorum, Girlibus liklbus, Wanta someorumg Pateribus girllbus Enter parlorumg Klckibus pueribus, Exit doorumg Nightlbus darkibus, Nonus lamporumg Climibus fencibus, Breeches toorum. Mr. Lynn-What is the most common lubri- cant? Mabel-Soap. He--I'll go any place on earth for you. She-VVell, it's after eleven o'clock, suppose you go home. Hazel QJJ acobson Nellie 103 gan Fay QKJ erns Alice QED lberson Margueritte QSJ ensabaugh As he was going out one night, His mother asked, Whiter? And he not wishing to deceive, NVlth blushes answered VVith Herf' Could Life Go On? If the S. S. S. would miss an issue? Mr. Pearce lost his Pep ? If Alberta would become speechless? If Schaefers store would close? If the boys would keep track their books? If Marie would lose her VValk.' The Tale of a Grouch QDon't be onej I-lls was indeed a dismal life, And lonely at the end, He made a lot of money here, But never made a friend. Go to Father, she said, when I asked her to wed, And she knew that I knew that her father was dead, So that she knew that I knew what she meant when she said, Go to Father. Try to imagine Pearl tall and awkward. Miss Morris with curly hair. Elva not interested in Lawrence. Isadore with a frown. Sylvia an old maid. Izora without her giggle. Esther B. five feet, six inches tall. HOVV TO BECOME A FLIRT Learn to roll your eyes around everlastingly. Hand paint eye brows and cheeks. Powder your face whether anybody is looking or not. Cultivate a frivolous giggle. Fix your hair with cootie garages over the ears. Bangs will help to attract attention. Loud colors are necessary. Results are astonishing. A MODERN DRAMA Cast of Eighty-Five Beauties and Cut-Ups Found in S. H. S. Queen ,,,,,,,,, . ,,,,, . ,,,,.,,,,,,,,.,,,,,.,,,. .... B eatrice Duncan Handsome Dashing Hero .,..,................. Ge0l'EC You Know Him .................... ................. F rullk l'- Comedian .......... ................... Female Impersonator ....... Famous Beauty ..,...,......,, Knocks 'em Dead ........ VVild and Vtlooly ........,... The Married Nvoman .,.... Vampire . ....,.................... .. Villian .....,.....,.,............. Serious Man ..,,.,. Matinee Idol ........... Man of the Hour ..... ,.......Gerald M. ........Marlon D. .........Vernie M. ..,.....Charles S. .......VVayne W. .......Lottie B. .................Mae B. S. Glen Adamson .....,,.,,....,,..Corol F. ................0llie L. ......Clarenee J. .......Mildred K. The Gr ass Widow ....... S. H. S. CIRCUS 1Run in connection with the Dramal Slim Jim Farce ...,.,,,...,.............. Leila J., Nile K. Performance by Jr Heavy Nveights. ,.......,.. .......,,..,,..,,....,............Nellie, Berdena, Isadore Love sick comedy ,.,.........,.....,... Paul and Mabel Dwarf Stunts ..........,.....,... Ruth E., Clarence N. Giggling Trio ........,..... Hazel J., Carol F., Mae H. Famous Clowns ........................ Gall C., Oscar B. World's Musicians .,..,..,,,.,..,.....,......... Opal, Amy Ballet Dancer .......,... ..,...,.,.,,.,. G oldie M. The Jungle Man ...... .........,... P aul P. Judge of Beauty .......,........,.................,. Eugene G. The Freshman is as green as a turnlp, The Sophomore is polished a bit, The Junior is rising higher, The Senior is simply it. Geometry Teacher-VVhat is an angle? Charles S.-A straight line with a corner in it. G. T.-Vtlhat is a perpendicular? Charles-A line straight up. A laugh is worth a thousand groans on any market. Place-Lower hall. Passing by dinner buckets on table. Freshie- Well they keep the milk pulls here, do they? 52 THE SEDGVVICAN I wish I had Some sweet girl friend, NVho'd smile at me, And sometimes semi Or hand to nie A little note In class like some Guys I could quote. --A love sick lad. Beneath the moon he told his love, The color left her cheeks, But on the shoulder of his coat It showed for many weeks. Miss Mc.- Now we get things from some where yet we do not copy them directly out of books. French StudentM l do when I can. FAITH, HOPE AND' CHARITY To kiss a lovely Senior is Faith, To kiss a Junior is Hope, To kiss a faculty member is Charity. Mr. Gilhams- They are examining the teeth and will examine the Seniors. Lelia- Are they going to examine anything else. Seniors, Seniors, I've been thinking. What a good place this would be If when you have used your notebooks, You'd bequeath them all to me. -Freshman. Ruth- She was in love with him. Teacher!- VVhy he was an old man. Ruth- That didn't make any difference. He asked her VVill you marry me? In the same old ardent way, She answered I will not, But she spelled not with a HK. VVHAT THEY SAVV The Juniors saw something green. , Ho Ho, they cried, the Freshman class! They nearer came and La they found- 'Twas only a looking glass. S. H. S. SONG BOOK VOLUME 1 ISENIORSJ POPULAR SONGS That's what makes a wild cnt wild .......,.,................................. .t..-..----....A.------- - A -'-----e-- Ruth Finch Pm crazy about that stuff called love ..... A '---e--- Verma Moor' Pm forever busting buttons .......,..,.......... -----ff'--------4---- G nil Cox Heart to let foperatlcl ........................... -------e'-'---- G eldie Moor' uKissuhle Child!! ....-'A---AA ,---'--,....AV-----,,--. -,----,, ,,,,,,.,, H a r old Hollister Pm forever chasing chickens ............................. v ,-'---------- .--Glen Adllmsml Some day somebody's going to get me ............... --vvv - f-I-011150 lzfgllggllllfzxill I laugh while others build castles in the air ...,,. When the brooks flow upward . .................. .... . . VVhen old Sid Baily played his ukulele last .. At the shim shim-me sha waddlers ball .....,, Dutchie Boy .... ................................ . ............................ . Just for a girl called Blanche ..,,.... ....................... ,... The wild women are making a wild man of me .......Mildred MeGinn . ...... Mildred Kerns ......Clarice Hand .,.......Mabel Miles ......,,...t.arl Shirk . Y... .... P aul Elliott VOLUME 2 KJUNIORSJ SACRED HI aln't got nobody much .................. ..................................... ................... D'on't tell me in the morning what I did the night before , .,,. .. ...... Berdena Cave ...,........Nellie Steffe Alice, where art thou? .,,.......v,,,.......................,........,............. .. ..... --------- 5 lHl'i0ll DHVIS They go wild simply wild over me ........ ............................... ----------- -.---- - 5 I N20 Bell Mr, Zan, himself ..,.........A.....,......,....,..,.................... ..... . Herman Orhmlll Everyone wants the key to my barn door ............ ....... 0 SCM' B!'lIlIlKl0ll I used to love the trees ivery heart breakingl ..... ....... . ........ ..... M il e Crum The breeze that blew Shirkey to me ....,,........... ........ B lillllthl' M0l'I'lS0ll l'll say he don't ,...................... ..... ........ ................... . . Like Henery George, I am for men ............. Pm a stranger here, Heaven is my home , Never say the wrong thing twice ............. ................HazeI Jones .........Marie Cannon ,....... .Ruth Elliott ,....,,l!eatriee Duncan HOVV T0 MAKE A CHAPEL SPEECH When you first 'come to the platform, gaze as impressively over the audience as your men- tality will permit, then take your watch out and lay it on the desk, not with the idea of regulat- ing the length of your speech, but merely to show the people that you have one. Toy with the dangling chain as you again gazq out on your victims-then you are ready to begin. Always start with patronizingly stating that it pleases you greatly to see your handsome countenance reflected in the sea of bright,1 clean and happy faces that are before you. This is a new idea and by springing it you are sure to bring down the house. Now you are ready for the main part of your speech. As point one tell the students that they have a great opportunity in High School. This will strike them as being something original, and will provide much serious thought. When this startling statement has been swallowed by the listeners take up point number two, which besides giving a brief history of the war, should deal with the very strenuous times in which we live. At this point register great gusto. Pounding on the pulpit adds to the effect. lf you have put the proper amount of time on each of the above points, about thirty minutes will have elapsed and before taking up the last of your message, playfully remark that the stu- dents before you are clammoring and yearning for the class room. After the shouting and clapp- Illg has subsided and things are quiet again use every power at your command to impress u on your listeners that the world needs leaders. They have probably never heard this before, antfas a clhnax to your speech the idea will make a great hit. You are now through, for you have said all that can properly be said in a chapel speech. SEDGWICK HIGH SCHOOL 53 Hattie Hill fAdamsJ ........ Stella Gregg CDavisJ .....,. Curtis Barnes ........,..,..,.. May Adams ....,...,,.,A Dexter Congdon ,..., ALUMNI I 1895 1896 Mabel Hall UJICOJ ............,......., ..,...,,,, 1' rances Doty ........,.......,...,,...A....... ...... Flora Barkemeyer iHackneyJ James Bradley ....,,..,,....,,.....,.... Ben Kendrick ......,.,............. Mina Adams lSilimanJ ...... Grace Doty Cllurtonl ..,.... Lawson Hall ................ .less Elberson .....,. Mollie Elberson fllevlinj ....... Anna Musser tKendrickl ...,., 1897 1898 Muriel Finn CSchaeferJ ............ Edith Adams tliobyl .......,..,.......... Anna Shattuck fKingsburyJ .. Sarah Hillis CBostwickJ ......... Nellie Foushee fCobleJ .e,....,, Nellie Paugh llilbersonl .e,,.., lrene Hall iNelsonJ ..... Nellie Ryno ................. Harold Morrison ........ 'Wallace McGinn ...., Ethel Schaefer ..i..... James Congdon ..,..................... 1899 Richard Dennis .,.,...................... Hattie Haun lllondlingerj .,,,. Harden Hume ............,.....,,..l.... Earl Schaefer ....,., Nial Napier .,... Olive Allen ..............,,,.....,.. Olive Hartman tShirkJ ..,,., Dawson Coffman .............. Sherman Hackney ........ Ira Jones .,.....,,,........ Marshal Kanavel ...,.... 1900 .......Deceased e,,....Harper, Kansas ........Medford, Oregon ......,,...Dexter, Kansas .......,.Augusta, Kansas ......,.....Wichita, Kansas .........Sedgwick, Kansas .........Huntley, Montana ..,.....Packham, Oklahoma ........l.,,.......,Buhl, Idaho .r.,,,.....Dexter, Kansas .........Wichita, Kansas ....,...,................Deceased ,,.......Sedgwick, Kansas ...,.....Newton, Kansas ,.......Buhl, Idaho .,....,..Sedgwick, Kansas ,,.,..,Oxnard, California ......................Deceased ..........Denver, Colorado ,,,......Sedgwick, Kansas ,,..,..,,Sedgwick, Kansas ................,.., Houston, Texas Los Angeles, California ...,...............Wichita, Kansas ,......,,Crowley, Louisiana ,..........Madison, Kansas ...................Wichita, Kansas Los Angeles, California .,,,........Hudson, Colorado ,,...,...Sedgwick, Kansas ....,..,....,.........Colorado .........................Oregon .,.......Sedgwick, Kansas .........Sedgwick, Kansas . .,..Y.. ...........,.....,. O klahoma .......Ocean Side, California .........Sedgwick, Kansas l 54 THE SEDGWICAN 1901 Arthur Barkemeyer ......... ..,....... ...,.,,....,, I . ubbock, Texas Lola Dutcher iHardyb ........ ...McAllister, Oklahoma Anna Hartman fKraftJ ...... ..... M oundridge, Kansas Hall Schaeffer ...............,.. ...,.,.. B okloma, Oklahoma Edgar Trego ................... ,.,...... S edgwick, Kansas Leota Cooper ................,... ...,..... S edgwick, Kansas May Hume Q--J .........,.. .........,.,.... W ichita, Kansas Nannia Congdon QKuhlJ ....... ..,.... C learwater, Kansas Roland Peacock .......,,,.,.,.. .. ..... .,....... I long Beach, California 1902 Kate Green 1ShermanJ ...,.. ..........,.,.... .....,,., S e dgwick, Kansas Mabel Hackney ................. .......... .....,... W i chita, Kansas John Burnett .......................... ..... - ................,............. Maude Salmon fPetersJ .,....,. ......................,... A laska Mabel Salmon CHagertyJ ....... ....... A tchison, Kansas Fannie Turpin 1HobbleJ ....,., .,,....., S edgwick, Kansas Fred Pollard ................,....... ......................... D eceased Esther Fry fGreggJ ................ ,......... T owanda, Kansas Lela Foushee fCulbersonJ ....,.. .......... .......,. W i chita, Kansas 1903 Ethel Haines fCongdonD ........ .......... ..........., A u gusta, Kansas Manley Anderson ................. ....,..,....... W ichita, Kansas George Crawford .............. ........ S anta Rosa, California Albert Coffman ...... .......,................................, Harry Eshelman ..... ......... S edgwick, Kansas Ella Fry iUtzl ..... ....,.,,. S edgwick Kansas Earl Sefton ...l.... ......... S edgwick, Kansas Ira Watson .,.,... .......... ........ W i chita, Kansas 1904 Grover Prewitt ...... ................ ...............,......... C o lorado Edgar Bradley ....,...... .......... ..,...... S eattle, Washington Burchard Crawford ................ ............ W ichita, Kansas Eva Eshleman CGingrassJ ..... .....,,.. S edgwick, Kansas Iva Eshleman fHickers0nJ ...... ......... S edgwick, Kansas Wm. Gramville ............,........... ....... S alt Lake City, Utah Lynch Grattan ..... .......... ............... S Outh America 1905 Lisle Congdon ..... Della Elberson ..........,,...... 1 Eleanor Goddard ..................... Louise Gregg fBaldwinJ ....,.. Edna Hartman ..................... Ewing Hackney ...... Elmer Kiser .......... Clive Mueller ........., Vernette Mueller ...........,....... Lawrence Peacock ................. Daisy Stever CCongdonJ ....... .........Sedgwick, Kansas .......,.Sedgwick, Kansas Stockton, California Valley Center, Kansas ..Calexico1d, California ...,..,.....Wichita, Kansas ........Dighton, Kansas ....fffffw'iEiiiIQQ'i22i'A'gL1E ............r.,,,........Deceased .........Sedgwick, Kansas SEDGWICK HIGH SCHOOL 55 1906 James Grattan ....... .......... .......,,.,.,.,,... I 0 la, Kansas Orville Kiser ........ Glen Robinson ........, Howard Hackney .Q... Stephen Kiser ................... Eva Salmon fBenderJ ......, Claude Wallace .................,.. Lucia Stedman fAndersonJ John Jones ...........,,,..,,.......,.. hdlth Doslen .,..........,,.,,...........,.. Etta Barkemeyer CWallaceJ Lillian Wise fHarlingJ ......... Alice Bradley fESl1l0lll2lIll . Kenneth Fry .....t...........,....... Easta Anderson tTaylorJ Ruth Graybill lYoungJ ......... Verdie Noland tHooverJ Mary Fry .,.............,..,........... Lloyd Bowersox .... Myrtle Hackney ...... Grace Kendrick ...... Earl Crawford ...,, Stella Foster ...... Etta Adams fHornJ ....,,. Clarence Ashcraft ..... Morrison Congdon ........ Lucy Duncan ...........,..... Earnest Mahannah ......, Edward Mahannah ..,... Rolla Mueller ................. Iva Niles fCrawfordJ ...... Walter Niles ................... 1907 1908 1909 1910 Louis Bradley ............................ ..... Mary Congdon fHollingerJ Eva Fulton fSm1thJ ................... Ethel Haynes tDickJ ......... Agathe Haynes tMornhenw Raymond Koby ...........v....t.......,.... Elmer Noland ..............,........... Bernice Parker 1Wilson1 .,,,. Oliver Peacock ................,,... Anna Pollard tlvesb ,,....... Alfred Barkemeyer ....... Edna Giffin tPeavyj ...... M. Iiffffffff 1911 ,,,.....Hector, Minnesota .....................Deceased ..,,......,,.......,......Cal1forn1a .....,,.........Wellington, Kansas ...,.,,,..............Sedgwick, Kansas ..,.....Valley Stream, Long Island ........,,,.........,.Wichita, Kansas ,..............,,,.,,.Wichita, Kansas .,........,,.,..l............Bentley, Kansas ........Valley Stream, Long Island ......,,,.....,..,.,,.Sedgwick, Kansas .........Sedgwick Kansas .....,,.,Sedg'wick .........Sedgwick ,........Sedgwick ......W....Sedgwick .,,.....Hutchinson, .........,.VVlChlt8, .,.,,......W1ch1ta, ,,......Sedgw1ck, ..,....,Sedgwick, ............Sedgwick .........Clearwater, Hope .......,Sedgwick, .......,Sedgwick, ..,.....Sedgwick, ...........Wichita, .........Sedgwick .....,..Sedgwick, .........Wichita, ......,.Sedgwick, ........Sedgwick, ....,..,...Furley ........S9dQ'WlCk, y 1 ! Kansas Kansas ....Utah Kansas Kansas Kansas Kansas Kansas Kansas Kansas Kansas Kansas Kansas Kansas Kansas Kansas Kansas Kansas Kansas Kansas Kansas Kansas Kansas Kansas .....,...............Deceased .,......Longbeach, Cal. ,..... Oskaloosa, Iowa .........Sedy'wick. Kansas .....,.,.Sedgwick, Kansas 56 THE SEDGWICAN Vera Haines fEdgintonl ....... Earl Shirk .....,.,..,.,...,.,......,.. Ethel Turner CJonesJ ...... 4 .Sedgwick, Kansas .,.Sedgwick, Kansas 1912 Ruby Briggs ...... ................. ........, S e dgwick, Kansas Amy Briggs ..AA....... .... S edgwick, Kansas Earl Hurlbut ....,... ,,...,.,,,...,.,,r,.,,,,,,, N avy Ross Laybourn .....,. Nickerson, Kansas Winfield Coe ........ ......,. E lectra, Texas Grace Cadle ......... ......... S edgwick, Kansas Marie Ogan .....,........ ......,.. S edgwick, Kansas Mildred Johnson ........ ......... S edgwick, Kansas Flora Fry ...............,........... ..........., S edgwick, Kansas Jessie Foster ..,......,.............,. Kansas City, Kansas Ora Burns CAdamsonJ ....... ......... S edgwick, Kansas Della Duncan fSmithJ ....,,. ................ .....,... P l ains, Kansas 1913 Fayette Niles ....,,.. ..........i...... .......... W a lton Kansas Agnes Jones .l.............. .......,. S edgwick, Kansas Jason Giffin ..................., ....... W ichita, Kansas Murna Bush KCrossJ ....,,............... .... S edgwick, Kansas Malcolm Doane .........,.,.........,...,.,....... ........ V alley Center, Kansas Florence Miles fThrockmortonJ .,.......... Sedgwick, Kansas George Clark ............................... ..,,....,... W ichita, Kansas Elsie Mahannah .........,...,............ ..,...... S edgwick, Kansas Elmo Barkemeyer .,,.,,...,.. ,.ll...,............................,..,.. Grace Smith fshirkl ...... Y...,.... S edgwick, Kansas Alfred Koby ................... ......,.. S edgwick, Kansas Edith Flemming ........ .,....... S edgwick, Kansas Kathleen Green ...... ........... I .ongton, Kansas Ruby Glenn ....,,..... .......... ......... S e dgwick Kansas 1914 Amzie Baird ....,.............. ....1............ cc.cc.... S e dgwick, Kansas Paul Bruington ....,,......... ........., c........ A 1 lgusta, Kansas Kate Burson CHarlingJ ....... ......... S edgwick Kansas Lula Cadle QGrattanJ ........i.... ................ S edgwick, Kansas Larl Crum ,,,,,,.,,,,i,A,...,,.......,..... ....... C larkston, Washington Frances Graybill fCrumJ ......... ....... C larkston, Washington Esther Jacobson QDoaneJ ..... ......... S edgwick, Kansas Lucile Maxwell QGiffinJ ....... ......... W ichita, Kansas Maude Metcalf KCrumJ ...... ......... W ichita, Kansas Jessie Thomas CKobyD ....... ......,.. S edgwick, Kansas Laura Zwiebel ............... V........ S edgwick, Kansas Roy Cadle ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ........., .,.,...,. H erington, Kansas 1915 Mary Graybill ,,,,,........... ......,......... ...,...... J u liaetta, Idaho Edna Steffe CBairdJ ........... Ida Bruington CDavisJ .,...., Bessie Miles iFultonJ ......,...... Edna Butcher .............................. Sylvia Shoemaker lNolandJ ....... ,,,..,...Sedgwick, Kansas .........Sedgwick, Kansas ........i.Holly, Colorado .....,...Sedgwick, Kansas N SEDGWICK HIGH SCHOOL 57 Heloise Doane ............,.........., .......... W ichita, Kansas Helen Kanavel lPershawJ ....... Sedgwick, Kansas Belle Allen ,,4.,......,.,.,,,...,......... ............ P ratt Kansas Florence Tear fKobyJ .,.... ....... S edgwick, Kansas Ethel Fry ,,.,,,,.,.,,,..,,,.,,,.,,, ...,... S edgwick Kansas Mabel Shirk ..,,l,,. ,...... ....... S e dgwick, Kansas Maurine Wise ,,,,, ,....., S edgwick, Kansas Christie Fry .....,, ....... S edgwick, Kansas Orville Brower ..... ..,.... S edgwick, Kansas Earl Koby ........... ....,.. S edgwick, Kansas Paul Adamson ....... ,...,Y, S edgwick, Kansas Ralph Steffe ....... .,..,.. S edgwick, Kansas Hugh Elliott ....... ....... S edgwick, Kansas Floyd Steffe ....,, ....... S edgwick, Kansas Harold Clark ...... .......... ,...... V a lley Center, Kansas 1916 Beth Armour ...................... ................, ......... W i lmore, Kansas Walter Ashcraft .,...l.....,,...... ,......... .,..... M t . Hope, Kansas Margaret Evans fWhelanJ ....... Sedgwick, Kansas Melville Mueller .....,.........,.... .....,, W ichita, Kansas Mary Mahannah ......,........ ....... S edgwick, Kansas Harry Davis ..................... ..,.... S edgwick, Kansas Lenla Miles fBehyn1erl Valley Center, Kansas Elmon Whelan ............... ...,...... S edgwick, Kansas Elsie Childs ,..........,...,.. ....... S edgwick, Kansas Earl Turner ............. ...,...... W ichita, Kansas Margarite Miles ..,..... ...,.,. S edgwick, Kansas Bruce Behymer ......,.... ....... S edgwick, Kansas Nora Morris .....,...l......... ....... S edgwick, Kansas Hazel Wallace lKentJ ...... ,,...... S edgwick Kansas Hobart Niles ....v.......,....., ..............,,.... D eceased Velma Brower lFifeJ ..... ...... H agerman, Mexico Glen Manning .................. ......., S edgwick, Kansas Lela Hopkins tlilliottl .... ......, S edgwick, Kansas Wesley Trego ................................ ....... S edgwick, Kansas Blanche Adamson t0sborneJ ...,.., .....,. S edgwick, Kansas Glen Fulton .................................. ..,.... S edgwick, Kansas Mildred Utz ......,....... ......v......,...... D eceascd Roy Hopkins ......... ....... S edgwick, Kansas Mabel Jacobson ........ .......... .....,. S e dgwick, Kansas Gladys Weathers ...... ........l.... ...,..... S a ginaw, Michigan 1917 Chester Niles ..... Willie Allen ..,..... Gladys Whelan ,...,, Hazel Stewart ..........,,..,... Leo Gratton .,...................... Narjorie Haynes tWoodJ Bernice Watkins QNilesJ Nettie Hosenburger ...........l Leon Hollister ....................... Lelah Crawford lKobyJ ......... Ada Fry .....,............................. Marie Standfield .,.............. .......Sedgwick, ..,......Langd0n, Sedgwick, .......Sedgwick ..,,.,.Sedgwick,, Sedgwick, ....,..Sedgwick Sedgwicki .......Sedgwick, .......Sedgwick, ,,.,...Sedgwick .......Sedgwick, 9 Kansas Kansas Kansas Kansas Kansas Kansas Kansas Kansas Kansas Kansas Kansas Kansas 58 2 P- THE SEDGWICAN 1918 Mildred Miles .....,.... ..,...,........., ,A.,,AA S 9 dgwick, Kansas Mammie Duvall ........ .......... ....... S e dgwick, Kansas Ethel MOIllg0meI'y ....... ,,,,,,., T owanda, Kansas Mary BFOI-ldf00l .....,.,,......... ,,,,,,, S edgwick, Kansas Hazel Doane fPringlel .,,,,, ,.,,,,,,,... V alley Center Nellie Clark ........................... ....... S edgwick, Kansas Mabel Mclntire fPlumberJ ..... ,...,.. S edgwick, Kansas Dewyte Cox ,,......................... ....... S edgwick, Kansas Howard Cadle .................... ...,,,. S edgwick, Kansas Henry Evans ...... ,.,..,.. T opeka, Kansas Gordon Krack ........ ..A....... W ichita, Kansas Lyle Kohy ........... ....... S edgwick, Kansas Ausby Fry ............... ...,,., S edgwick, Kansas Orville Manning .... .......... .,..... S e dgwick, Kansas 1919 .Joanna Coble .,,..,..,......., ...,.......... ....... S e dgwick, Kansas Myrtle Joseph ..................... ....... ......... E m poria, Kansas Dora Shepard C ........ J ......... .,,.... W ichita, Kansas Bessie Cowan ................ ........... N ewton Kansas Maurine McCabe ...... ....... S edgwick, Kansas Velma Bradshaw ....., ..,... S edgwick, Kansas Ruth Wilson ,.,.,,... ....... S edgwick, Kansas Geneva Cadle ..... ....... S edgwick, Kansas Fay Crum ........,...... ....... S edgwick. Kansas Lucille McCabe ..... ....... S edgwick, Kansas Marharet Lovitt ....... McCracken, Kansas Jennie Lovitt ..r..... McCracken, Kansas Alice Nichols ...... ,......... W ichita Kansas Helen Miles .......................... ....... S edgwick Kansas Ora Adamson ............................. ....... S edgwick, Kansas Leora Morris QPinkert0nJ ...... ............. P lains, Kansas Orville Fry ...............,.......,,.... V...... S edgwick, Kansas Forrest Lewis .......,,,.,.,,...,,.. ........ S edgwick, Kansas Alvin Kier ,,,,,.,,,.,,,. .............. W ichita, Kansas Charles Lovitt ,,,,,,, ........ M cCracken, Kansas Fred Ortman ..... .,,..Army SEDGWICK HIGH SCHOOL COURSE OF STUDY The Sedgwick High School FRESHMAN YEAR FIRST TERM SECOND TERM Required Required English English Algebra Algebra Latin Latin Elective Elective General Science General Science Physical Geography Physical Geography Ancient History Ancient History Music Music Domestic Science or Art Domestic Science or Art Manual Training Manual Training SOPHOMORE YEAR F1Rs'r TERM SECOND TERM Required Required English English Geometry Geometry Latin Latin Elective Elective Modern History Modern History Bookkeeping Bookkeeping Manual Training Manual Training Domestic Science or Art Domestic Science or Art JUNIOR YEAR FlRs'r TERM SECOND TERM Required Required English English Physiology Psychology Elective Elective Agriculture Agriculture Latin or German Latin or German Algebra Solid Geometry Music Music Manual Training Manual Training Domestic Science or Art Domestic Science or Art Arithmetic Civics SENIOR YEAR FlRs'r TERM SECOND TERM Required Required American History American History Physics Physics Elective Elective English English Reviews Reviews Vocational Subjects Vocational Subjects Any elective offered in preceding terms. Any elective offered in any of the preceding terms in any course. m Mif' ff 5 N! -u 'J-iiff, 4-1971 'M'fi.Q25fiQ' sv , f ,. - fn., 1 ' -, ,I , X '- . la - I in I X4 il 7' 'lil X -., , X -fl ji !-' f' f a ll' I -,,f ,4.,,, , ,, l . . H 1 fi P47 A a a 1,rf'..3i:a,1.f I , rg. A :fi e 4,-lf . vffjv, V. U1 ,i if 1- :! 1' ,ly Xxx ,I V,-QA-' 1 jf i fry, I-1 ff' !.'f,.r . --. tg '11, ff! ,Q it: N, f fi Quff! li' if 9 1 ' ' V' Fl' Sf-4' I 1 ff KNOX HATS We have no connection with Clever Clothes for Young Men Whether it be a cap, hat or suit We Want you to know it is the best possible Value and the cor- rect style if it bears The Holmes Co. label. The Holmes Co. 211 E. Douglas Ave. any other store in XViehit:i. SAYINGS OF I-I. S. G. It's nice to have ll nice long arm if you know where to put it. The iirst buggy I ever owned was a baby cab. The Bootery NEw'roN. KANSAS Shoes for All Occasions Lots of Dash and Go Young lVlen's Suits Style u plentyeefAttrzietiveness, Pep, Distinction-Everything :1 suit should have to look well and wear well. SUITS S30 to S75 lVlcVicar-l-Ioward- Nlillhaubt Clothing Company 210-12 E. lbouglas VVICHITA Modes of the Moment in Suits Frocks and Wraps Because of the prestige that is ours in mat- ters pertaining to apparel, our patrons know that the modes launched here are absolutely authentic. The Coats, Suits, Frocks and other articles of smart attire we now present, represent the choicest interpretations of their individual modes. GUYMON-PENDROY The Stores Thai Have The Goods NEWTON PEABODY Service at Home Buick Cars. I VVillurd Batteries. Goodyear :md Michelin Tires and Tubes. VV:lllis 'l'raclo1's. NVullis '1lill'CSllCl'S. J. I. Case Power Farm Mu- clunery. J. M. Horn The lVllI1l'S Man T e u c h c re f'VVl1e1'e is un Eagle? 9 S1lIlliNljOXVll town. l'lacceel.ower hall. Passing by dinner buckets on lable. Fl'CSllll' 'J'XVcll, lhcy keep their milk puils here, do they ? M i s s M c Now, wc gel things from somewhere, yet we do not copy them directly out of hooks. Oscar Bf -s I do when I can. Safely Service Silence Safety for the deposit of all funds en- trusted to this institution. Service unexcelled in a businesslike manner to all customers. Silence, absolute, pertaining to all transactions and confidential matters. Yours to please Farmers State Bank Sedgwick, Kansas LIGGETTS CHOCDLATES The Chocolates With the Wonderful Centers When you buy a box of chocolates you often find a few pieces that you wish were some other kind. Not so with I.lGGliTT'S. The assortment is made up en- tirely of the kinds that folks are fondest of--the other kinds are let out. One of our customers recently said-- 'l'hat when her sweet tooth said candy, her wisdom tooth said l.lGtlli'l l S. D. D. JOHNSCDN Sedgwick The Rexall Store Kansas Good Goods 51 Fair Prices PLUS QUALITY, COURTESY, SERVICE Be precise in your dress. Have your clothes tailor made. Men's suits 11430 and up. XVe have the select hahcrdashery, dry goods, shoes and groceries. Pay cash and save money. Dodson Bros. Merc. Company iVc'1'c Noi Satisfied Unless You Are SHDGXVICK, KANSAS Mary has a shiny nose, And powders it at school, And yet the boy who trims his nails She calls a little fool. REMEMBER A. H. WATSQN The Electric Shoe and Harness Man SEDGXVICK, KANSAS , . , , , li . . But You Should Acquire More Practical Training .1 hifi gl h 6 W ml mason so-con HA o uoox as a AND enwxmc NSTITUTE A Character School of I-Iigh Standard Write for Catalog and Literature TO-DAY The Brffad Tl1ll,S Ii'1'if1'l ' Bissell s Cafe Reisingeris Breed Get your Meals, Lunches, Cold Drinks, Confectionery and Tobacco Here Taste Tells siciimviczic, K.xxs.xs Prompt Service Latest Cafeteria Prices Corn Beef and Cziblmgc ,,,, 54' an sm:-ll Dog and Bun i,,,...,...,.... ,,,... l 50 an bark Mrs. J. A. Bissell Proprietor Macaroni ,,,,.....,,.,.,..,....,.,,.. 501' ai mile Hair Tonic Punch .,.,.,,,,..,.. 280 an kick l.iIlllJlll'gl'l'--220, including ai gas mask. Hash-f10c, including hospital ex- penses. TRAIN FOR BUSINESS If you were going to pilot an aeroplane you would take a thorough training first, wouldn't you? If you are going to pilot a business you should be trained as thoroughly for your work as the aviator is for his. Join the hundreds of High School students who take advantage of a course in our school. Take this short cut to success. Prepare for a position-not a job. Let's talk it over personally or by letter. Our free Prospectus tells howl, Write for your copy now. THE WICHITA BUSINESS COLLEGE 114-116 NoP.'rH MARKH1' STREET WICHITA, KANSAS Hardware A LATIN ROMANCE IIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII A dependable line of farm implements, gasoline e n gi n e s, tractors, Windmills, and staple hardware. Who Is Your Plumlwr? IIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Fred S. Hayden Boyabus kissibus Sweeta Girlorum. Girlibus likibus, Wanta someorum. Pateribus girlibus Enter parlorum, Kickibus pueribus Exit doorum. Nightibus darkibus, Nonus lamporum, Climbibus fencibus, Breeches toorum. ,...,v..p-11 . . 1 'l'. J. GAlilYl'Nlili A. C. MALLOIH SEDGWIGK GARAGE Goodrich and Firestone TIRES AND TUBES Full line of Accessories-General Repairing- Battery Charging and Electrical Work SEDGWICK, KANSAS Barnum's Best WILL MAY Leads All the Rest. , , l1oo15c.Sl1m's READY MADE SVITS MADE T0 lVlICASllRlC Sl'l'l'S GENTS' FVRNISHINGS Our Morcllzlmlisv mnusl make good or we will. listzllylislwml 1878 NEXVTON, KANSAS IfIN'l'l1IPfIl1!1 524 Blain St. NICVVTUN, KANSAS Freshman-'4Did you ever take castor oil? Another Freshman- No. 4779 Who teaches it , Mr. Lynn- Gail, bring a bottle of milk to school with you tomorrow. I The Grit Printery Printing : Binding l22-24 S. Lawrence Wichita, Kan. High School Clothes That meet the de- mands of the young man-Rightly priced, too. SPINES 111 West Douglas Avenue WICHITA Kanaval Lumber Co. E. .I. li xN.xv.x1,, Mgr. Dealers in Lumber and Builders' Material SEIJGVVICK, KANSAS Qliswnb, .5 I 1 HORACE W. REED Clothing to His Majesty, the American Man and Boy NEWTON, KANSAS The Photos In This Book Were Made By Livingston Studio WICHITA, KANSAS Seniors, Seniors, I've been thinking What a good place this Would be, If, when you have used your notebooks, You'd bequeath them all to me. -Freshman. B. C. MORRISON COAL AND BUILDING MATERIAL SED G XVICK, KANSAS Sedgwick State Bank CAPITAL 325,000.00 SURPLUS 315,000.00 SAFETY WITH SERVICE We solicit your business, promising every accommodation consistent with sound banking. OFFICERS AN D DIRECTORS C. A. Slf:.xM.xN, President .IoHN MCGINN, Vive-President P. E. GINGRASS CHAS. C. H1.n'r, Caxlzier T. E. THORN, Assl. Cashier B. C. Monmsoxi Go to father, she said, when I asked her to wed, and she knew that I knew that her father was dead. What figure of speech is this: I love my teacherv? Ans. Sarcasm A man is judged by the neatness of his clothes Keep your clothes looking neal by putronizing H. W. ORTMAN The l re1u'1i Dry Cleaner SEDGVVICK, KANSAS Make Your Dollars Worth More Cents Brown Shoes or e latest Styles for Men and Misses 1' I f ' Children - and all x' th ' ,N nl X 3 1 RENEU MERC. CO. SEDGVVICK, KANSAS THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF WEARING APPAREL IN THE STATE FOR MAN AND BOY. Q reenfieldBrotl1er5 QUALITY CORNER WICHITA, KANS. Unwmdmg Trade at the The Th read- ..'-V' . .7 1 Lift 15 tl good Int lilto .1 spool of tltrouclfetliv fu- turv livs hidden. In unwintling your Old Reliable Grocery Store thread always hc-nr in GRUCERIES, mind that homo ties :irc DRY GOODS stronger. Your homo ' paper has already Illtllltl WQRK CLQTHES itsvlt' at portion of your vvcry clay life by its wcvkly visits. It is up to you to see that it continues so. The O. S. Finch Sedgwlck Pamagmph SEDGWICK, KANSAS .6 ' ' ' 'J.1IC'A?sfkiEE2'-F' ' 5 E 51 '41 5 3 E