St John High School - Whirlwind Yearbook (St John, KS)

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if 5 N716-'QU h eww hi rel w i n w e RALPH WATERS Glee Club '15, '16 Chorus '16 Orchestra '16 Paul Whiteman if after me. LoREs W1Mn1aR . Girls Quartette '15, '16 Dramatics '14 A .rweet girl with ie tweeter wire ALICE XVRJGHT Editor Whirlwind '16 Glee Club '14, '15, '16 Chorus '13 McPherson Academy '13 She .rmilex and men wander if rhe meant it, MARY SHRAUNER Graduate Protection '15 Post Graduate '16 She Jeemx quiet, hut don't judge hy ap- peimzntex. ' ' WILLIANI RHooMs Graduate St. John '15 Post Graduate '16 He iJn't neizrb eu feriazex at he leaky. ZELMA WINEBRIGHT Debate '14, '15, '16 Drarnatics '14, '16 Chorus '16 Glee Club '14, '16 The force of her own merit maker her way. OHICQWO - G1 Q Q, 63 - omgivpmo

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J if pf-WQSQTJ ri eweiw ni wi yu a n 1196, GILBERT SAYLER J ' Centerview High '13, '14, '15 Boys Quartette '16 Glee Club '16 ,, Dramatics '16 .Ylfe'J nqy queen. KATHLEEN SCHRODER Glee Chun '14, '15, '16 A Pres. Glee Club '16 Dramatics '15 ModeJty i.v the beauty of woman. VERA SISSEL Basketball '13, ,L4 Dramatics '15, '16 No one ever Jaw her without her Jrnile. H GENE SNELL Football '13, '14, '15 Basketball '13, '14, '15, '16 Marriatge ix the Jplice of life. ELVA STALKER 3 Orchestra '13, '14, '15, '16 Quartette '15, '16 Glee Club '16 Class President '13 P1'elgy, hunzorozef and good naturedf' LANORA SUITER Macksville High '13 Glee Club '14, '15 Quiet, but dependalzlef BEYRLE THOMASON Glee Club '14 Chorus '14 No veneer, no Jbam, always herfelf. y , l 1 l 91446691110 - 69 99 - A omqsjmo

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K I Xe h ,,Ul1iY9l1UiY1 of Senior Class Prophecy Dozing peacefully in the seclusion of my study I was ofa sudden rudely awaken'd by the materialization of a dense cloud of white vapor. As the vapor slowly spiraled into nothingness I became aware of a queer appari- tion standing before me. I am the Imp Prognosticatoru exuded the spectre abruptly, uand soon you are to see each of your clas -lates in their future life position. I sat motionless, mildly astonished as the spectre, with a series of weird gyrations and crude chants transformed the open fire place before me into a hugh silver sheet, the sheet flickered and a picture of almost spiritual coolescence appeared before me. It was a peaceful farm scene in Central Kansas. Sitting serenely on the wide, comfortable veranda was an old couple whom I immediately recognized as Gilbert Sayler and Edna Breen Sayler. Life is just one continual honeymoon for them intonated the Imp Prognosticator. Tho of course things were rather hard until little junior grew large enough to help with the chores. I turned from the Imp, thinking to get another glimpse of the peaceful picture but the scene had already changed. A huge freight train thundered to a grinding stop, and two figures disengaged themselves from the brake rods. They were dressed in tramp habiliaments and as they turned towards me I recognized Walter Rickert and Clifford Kendall, and some- how I wasn't even mildly surprised at their predicament. The Imp muttered under his breath and the picture faded to be replaced by a huge ocean liner. Loitering on the fore deck were a group of people and I discerned the familiar faces of Albert Kay, jess Bright and Noble Roberts. I turned to the Imp and he elucidated, They are returning from the Olympic games where they com- peted with honorg most noted amongst them Albert Kay, who won the International Gum Chewing Contest. A fine looking lady walked up and joined the group. She took Mr. Robert's arm possessively and I knew that it was Mildred Shepherd, even tho I could not distinguish her features beneath the heavy veil she wore. I was destined to meet yet another familiar figure aboard the liner. The scene flashed to a finely furnished stateroom and therein, seated at a table was Lores Wimmer, the same quiet Lores. I was informed by the Imp that she was startling the world with het operatic singing. Slowly the picture was replaced by one of a large official looking room, which I recognized as the room wherein the President of the U. S. held his cabinet meetings. Sitting around the ponderous highly polished table, ranged the cabinet and im- mediately I perceived two familiar faces, those ofjulius Immer and Glenn Pinkston. olliQlHo Y Q c? ,S - ofiiibiiio