Topeka High School - Sunflower Yearbook (Topeka, KS)

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Stella Ferrin. So refined and dignified, So very kind and true, All known virtues are allied And brought forth in you. Helen Brown. During the lapse of High School days She has shown various traits and Ways, Our admiration she compels And in neatness she excels. Leonard XVarren. O Leonard is a busy man, Chief editor of The World: He does the very best he can With writings, at hirn hurled. Lydia Emery. A musician excelling in her art, Toward success she has a start, A very ambitious gir1 is she For Dean in a college she Would. be. Mary Moody. One who excels in the manual art And a charming hostess is she, fu the good-student class she has a part, This'gir1.by the name of Mayre,

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Ruth Gavitt. Behold our famous history star, Musician, too, as wellg Oh that we might go so far Of each your champion arts to tell. XVinifred Helbert. Last president of A. V. E.'s, How difficult your task! To let them do just what thley please, .And to give them all they ask. Ira B arrett. In the Forensic club a leader, An actor, too, you seeg Of history, a reader, And a star in botany. Hazel Kincaid. Some think she is not jolly, Just at tirst sight, you know, But when they know her better They find her far from slow. . Mildred Jones. Always giggling, gay and glad, Never doleful, never sad, In her, true school spirit we see For a typical High School girl is she.

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Allena Barker. 'She is very neat and trim, -Also quiet, but never prim, She's good in English, that we know, For she sits with us on the very back row. Chas. Brown. If you continue at the rate You've begun in oratory, Your foes you'l1 conquer in de- hate, -And crown yourself with glory. Clifford Roach. Clifford, I can hardly tell, What things you best can do, You always get your English Well, And likewise Physics II. ' XVil1ie Lamberson. In Physics does she shine 'Or anything along that line, But on those things We cannot dwell For in history she does excel.