Topeka High School - Sunflower Yearbook (Topeka, KS)

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1' v 3. .li RANDAL HARVEY Bo ys' Club-Math. Club He's a shark in English VIII, He has a future great. To know he is good in Math, Look at the grades he hath. FLORENCE GRICE Dr amatie Club-Math. Club Farewell, farewell. but this I To thee, thou dear old school, She fareth well, who knoweth Each lesson, rule by rule. JANET YVHITTEN Normal Training Listen to my prophecy: A teacher you will be, tis true. You'll make us very proud of y For in your palm success I see. IRENE PARSONS Dr amatic Club Never has a leisure moment, Always time to smile, Ever plays, all her days, Ever laughs the while. JEANNETTA XVILSON T. H. S. Y. NV. C. A. Another of the quiet kind, For her no word of blame we In this her rhyme to write. JOHN HENDERSON Boys' Club XYho ne'er did ought but right: tell well ou find He is a wondrous boy, I've heard, XVho makes his tasks a joy. I've heald He loves to Chop the kinclling wood, And often gets his lessons good. fOr rather well.J

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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

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CLARENCE GREIDER Clarence now takes his diploma, All honor to him is due, For he ranks with the first of the students. The brightest and shining few. DOROTHY CRICHTON Annual Staff - Dramatic Club - XXTOYIKI Artist-Senior Play Oh, here to Dot, who Can draw and sketch and paint! Stories, too, in English VIII. She piled up E's at a rapid rate. MARIE OLMSTEAD Behold Marie, oh, you can guess, Just what we think of her: The sunflower would not be complete VVithout her countenance so sweet. MARGARET XVHITTEMORE Classical Club Sweet to look upon. Jolly, full of fun. It's lucky for our class YVe have so .artistic a one. MARION LERRIGO Annual Staff-Classical Club-lVorld Staff -T. H. S. Y. XV. O. A. Marion O., whom you must know, Does everything well: your fortune she-'ll tellg The piano she plays. And helps the YVorld always. PHILIP LOXVRY XVeek in, week out, from morn till night, You see his drawings of us all: You see his pictures in the XVorld Of all events, both great and small.