Topeka High School - Sunflower Yearbook (Topeka, KS)

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Edith Sawyer. Oh Edith, just what shall We say To only you yourself portray? So quiet, earnest, and sincere, tYou'll surely have a bright ca.- reer. XVinnie Pitcher. Her wavy nut-brown curls Are the envy of the girls: She also sings so very Well We can,t neglect that fact to. tell. Albin Carlson. Albin is an athlete true, For he is on the teams Of basketball and football, too, How talented he seems! Lora XVhiteker. A jolly girl is Lora Wfhit., Fun loving to the bone, When she is asked to help a. bit You never hear her groan. Lucile Shukers. A modest girl, not very shy, And pretty, too, I sayg She likes to know the reason, Why Things are a certain v'ay.

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Mattie Payne. Here is a girl named Mattie Payne, Whose heart We fear is cut in twain, For she with this so oft comes to us- l-low far I am from old St. Louis. Mabel Kingsley. Tal1 and slender, with eyes of blue, A poet she'd inspire, Her temperament is even, too, This girl we all admire. Bain Eidson. He's with us in body, and spirit perhaps, But almost unconsciously mem- ory Will lapse Back to a time so pleasant and dear When Q. U. I. Z. girls abound- ed an a Grace was here. Frances WValsh. Frances plays and Frances sings And Frances gets the ads, The old hall with her laughter rings, Shes a favorite of the lads. .Jouise Culver. Her eyes are always sparkling bright, Her face is fair to see, der figure it is tall and slight, A bonny lass is she.

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Kathleen Middaugh. May the footlights be your goal, Kate, For an actress you surely areg To see you, follfs'-will st-ay' up late, The Jan. eleven star. limma. Tomlinson. Emma indeed is a sweet little lass, Ready to do her part, Athletic girl of the Senior class And very fond of Art . Blaine Johnson. He as an actor has Won fame With Bill and Maggie as a nameg To tell of him We try in vain, But We prefer him as just Blaine. Nina Roudebush. A tiny girl is Nina R., Her singing brings us joy: Some day she'll be an opera. star- She's cunning as a boy. Corinne Ripley. When Corinna goes a-Maying, She never takes the train, That means so much delaying- She'd rather walk, with Blaine.