Topeka High School - Sunflower Yearbook (Topeka, KS)

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LUCILE ORGAN. Lucile Organ with all her men Vows sl1e'll ne'er see them againg XVhen they stop and ask for a date She forgets her vow until too late, PAUL ANDERSON. 'Pete' is supremely tall, He's 21 star at basket-bz1ll. He throws baskets from the floor And never fails to raise the score. JULIAN ROOT. An elongated and silent youth is he But you'll find him a shark in Botany

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One day as we stood by the rail gazing oyer the rolling' waves, we saw a hazy outline in the distance. As it drifted nearer we found it to be a raft without any sails or other means of guidance and on it was the word Reception,' em- blazoned in gold, and supported on the wings of silver eagles. After much planning and consultation with the Captain and first Mate we decided to tow the raft ashore. Then Miss Meade. our able director. came to the rescue and tendered us the hospitality of her home. Thus on the evening of the 3ISt of May, IQIO, the old Steamer High School lowered her an- chors at Meade lsland and all on board attended the Recep- tion which was one of the most delightful and pleasing events of our voyage. Through the last half of our Senior Xliatch XYalter Davis as Hrst Mate guided us successfully. Early in the term the en- tire class was organized into the january 'I2 Dramatic Society, with Charles Eldridge as president. Soon afterwards we se- lected our play and on the night of December 15th, IQI 1, we boarded the good ship Bolivar and presented The Dicta- tor. It is recorded as one of the best plays ever presented by Senior passengers of the Steamer High School. Now as we stand by the rail, with our baggage of wisdom, we think of the time, quickly drawing near, when we shall dis- embark and with our passports in our hands turn our faces to- ward new conquests. Visions of other Voyages to more dis- tant ports are Hitting before our eyes, beckoning us on. Perhaps all of us may not sail the Sea of Education any longer but no matter what we do or where we are, we shall al- ways remember with pleasure the delightful voyage of the Class of January yI2. IENXIE KINGAN.

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LIDA HARDY. Shes just as clear as she can be, Seniors claim that none can beat her, Shes good to us all and so you see VVe love to call her i'Cystre. ELLWOOD WASHBURN. He is 21 shark at Basket-hall And captain of the team, For Elwood you see is liked by all And his teachers it would seem. CLARENCE MESSICK. I-lark! 'Tis a genius of whom I tell By his music he holds you in a spell.