Topeka High School - Sunflower Yearbook (Topeka, KS)

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RUTH KASTER. Stately Ruth- worldly Ruth VVhere have l seen your peer. You've held many ofnces-ln truth They will sadly miss you here. GEORGE MULFORD. Hark! This is an ex-president And a good one he has been, He's in the play-in fact In all good things he may he seen. MARY WEIGHTMAN. VVeightman is her name She shines in many a thing. She always gets her lessons From fall till late in spring. i

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GRACE FRANTZ. A sweeter girl we have never seen Nor yet of such a gentle mien Vlfith her stuclious air she would never clnre To say in class, Well l clon't care. JOHN MAHAFFEY. O John you lucky man Cln the playj CECELIA ISRAEL. Cecelia, is an inquisitive sort Asking questions is her forte, ' just wait a minute-bye and bye She will ask the reason Why, You are the husband of 21 K. A. N

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EDITH UPDEGRAFF. .X laughing, snappy winsome lass, Jolliest girl in the Senior Class, This combination possessed by Edie Makes her a favorite of E. C. Hickey HOUGHTON ALBAUGH. I? Shi Sh! l'm zz detective, we all have heard him say. And many other startling things. when he was in the play. Best we know the little lad. who walks with jaunty air. Though he carries the XVorld upon his shoulders, he never knows a Care. N NELLIE SOUTHWICK. Nellie's sure a hopeless case Full of wit and full of grace Still she's peculiar-in a word. She's simply daffy about a Bird. - r