Topeka High School - Sunflower Yearbook (Topeka, KS)

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VCUWL WW skier w 'f- , 0 ' M. L' R 'if 'X . I ' I . c . q . . Q 0 .t A ' 3 . 9 V .',' ng' X . .v .,. . Y Y 5 o I Q ...I OPAL MILLS. Since haste makes waste. Opal won't hurry. But takes life as it is. and refuses to wmu-y. ' 1 MURIEL RANDALL, Even her failings leaned to virtues side. J ESSIE XVATT. X. XX. C. A. A'l'he most valuable things come in small packages. JEWEL YVATT. Pres. Student Council: Vice Pres, Sen. Classg Jr. C. of C.: Hi-Y: Forensic Clubg Athen- ian Society: Orchestrag Dramatic Club. TVhere the stream runs smoothest, the water is deepest. XVARNER CUNNINGHABI. ' Band: Glee Club: Orchestra. YVhat a sweet baby he must have been! MARGARET ANN BERRY. , Y. YV. C. A.: Forensic Club. VVe-aring all that weight of learning like a I flower. ' VERIETA GERTRVDE SOLOMON. ,L ' ' The friend without a peer. f ' v, . CAPITOLIA JQNES. i . . XVOndrous is the strength of cheerfulnessf' . , , ffff' 'jpg I ' G f rf .W W , fzff, ,. ,ul !f,Y,ff Twenty-one

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,T.n.s. SUNFLOWER moz: r and un ,nl ,f . .W r l 4 'Fwy-ntv SHARON FRENCH. VVhat are niekles and dimes to him? He yy handles dollars! MA RTHA, OVVEN. Glee Club, I don't believe in principle, but oh! I do in interest. MILDRED MILLER. Senior play, Jan. '213 Forensic Club. And can I ever bid these joys farewell? JOE REAINI, Pres. Jr. C. of C,g Annual Staff, '20g Editor YVorldg Forensic Clubg Dramatic Clubg Pia Societasg Senior play. Imagine him with a hair upon his sleeve And some powder on his tie. JEANNE KOONTZ. Y. TV. C. A.: French Club. A rosebud set with little willful thorns. FLORENCE DOLAN. YVo1'1d Staff, Fall '20. She oft hath burned the midnight oil, But never, ah never, in toil!', CASTELLA VANDERVEER REED. Her part in the world was deeds. BERNARD GUFLER. Jr. C. of C.g Dramatic Club playg Mgr. Vvorldg Pia Soeietas. Knowledge this man prizes best, Seems fantastic to all the rest. Business

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,q 'uhh-.1 'l1l'I.S. SUNFLOWEK IQZI Twenty- two VIOLA VVAGNER. Glee Club. Can one desire too much of a good tllingw HERBERT FRED CRABB. Jr. C. of C.g Ferensic Club. Shall I. wasting in despair, Die because a woman's fair? REB-A HOVNSON. Y. VV, C. AJ Booster Club. The world so full of a number of things, I'm sure we should all be as happy as kings. HAZEL NICHOLS REA. Dramatic, Clubg Class treasurer '20. YVhere my heart goes. there follows my hand. RAY S. HARSHBARGER. Asst. Bus. Mgr, YVorld3 Jr. C. of C.: Hi-Y. I know not of his brains, but his body hath great size. MYRTLE HUSS. Friends I am with you all and love you all. JEANNETTE DAVIS. I might be better if I Would, But its mighty lonesome being good. LEO ROLLIE NORMAN. K'Like two single gentlemen rolled into one.