Topeka High School - Sunflower Yearbook (Topeka, KS)

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WILLIAM MCCARTER Annual St3ff1lJl'Hll12'ttlC' Club-Senior Play -Interschool Debate-Boys' Club 'Tis said the great men all are clyingg I feel quite sick myself, quoth he. If this be true, O Billy Hill, XYe're hoping no great man you'll be! GRACE PATTIN Dramatic ClllbTXOl'l1lRl Training A gentle way, A kindly heart, A smiling face: Grace. this is art. FRANCES FORD Frances or Frank, whatever you call her. This girl is just the sameg She's very well liked in the Senior Class, So after all what's in a name? LESTER BRAIN Oh hark, Oh hear! a-coming near, ,Tis not an engine-no. not at all: 'Tis only our friend Lester Brain, A-coming thru the hall. KNUTE BROADY Classical Club Although he talks but little. He surely thinks at lot, For when he comes to Latin class, He's always on the spot. ESTHER ROLLER Here's to Esther Roller. Pleasant day by day, Xvho wins her friends and keeps them won By her gentle way.

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RAYMOND FRENCH Dramatic Clllbllliltll. Club-XVo1'ld Staff- Annual Staff-Senior Play-Boys' Club Oh, Nellie, I see a gleaming light, Oh say, what may it be ? The chances are, it's Raymond's Car, . Quoth Nellie knowingly. DOROTHY NICHOLS XVhen you come to the name of Dorothy N., And you pause a moment in thought. Don't you think of the glow of her golden hair, And the joy to the c-lass she-'s brought HELEN FARIS T. H. S. Y. YY. C. A. Helen's blessed with common sense, 'And reason good and sound, Her friendly disposition makes A nature seldom found. VVILLIAM EULER Glee Club I My classmates like my jokes and me, From laughing they have not refrained, For that I should the joker be YVas surely by the Fates ordained. EDXVARD CLARK ' Mgr. of lVorlcl-Dramatic Club-Classical Club-Boys' Club He's busy in the morning, He's busiest at night. For he-'s the busiest person That ever came in sight. DOROTHY FOSTER T. H. S. Y. XY. C. A.-Dramatic Club Never worried, seldom hurried. Always happy, always free. Never Caught with solemn tho't, Ever smiling. fair to see.

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NHT I ARD XVEAR F1 ack-lVorld Sta ff YVhen he runs out upon the track, NVh all the A R O 'S vell y . . . .. , , And when he helps to raise the score. Then all the A. R. O. S. yell some morn. ULADYS HARPER Hath. Club Gladys follows learning's path, Even when it comes to Math., And for aye remember this To A. R. O. S. she's Semper fidelisf' LDCILE DOOLEY T H. S. Y. YV. C. A.-S. at A. of A. R. O. 0 Dooley, Whoever wants A smiling face to see, First look on others, then on thee. HENRY TAYLOR Tleas. of the Class There is a man who fear instills, Because he doth collect our bills: But duns from him are not a trial, Because his face is one big smile. IAMES IRONS Math. Club In truth we promised not to tell Whether he's learned his lessons well, Or just bluffed gaily Through his studies daily. GERTRUDE FORD Dramatic Club The time has now come, Gertrude, To talk of pleasant things, Of auto rides and country strolls, Refreshment booths and rings. S. JZ fi 'qw J