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At I'IVI'l'Y Here we have the string quar- tet-and we are sure that Al- lene's dimp.es, 'Fhonias' voice, Anna's eyes and .ierry's boop- boop-a-doop stuff, had a lot to GO with the success the quartet en- joyed. They really knew how to entertain in more ways than musically. These four peop.e won first place at Southwestern in the contest, the prize being 3.25. Miss Peter rates as the best l00KlI1g and best dressed teacher on the faculty and further, she is 0116 of the most talented and elti- clent iiddlers who have ever graced the W. H, S. halls. We hope she Will long be with us. A girls' quartet of some hot numbers, Marie Glass, Maxine llarp, Mildred Watkins, and Pauline Snyder was added by M1'. McCray this year. They proved they can warble by the winnings they pulled down. They won first at the Southwestern contest, the prize being a beau- tiful plaqueg at the Wichita con- test, they tied for tirst place. No less smooth, the boys' quar- tet we1'e some workers, for Bob's many chains, Charles' motor- cycle, XVilson's heighth and yod- elling, and Otis', well, Otis has that certain something, made a group who were always NVGlCOI1lG in any assembly. They met with their customary success in the contests. Prof. Mac needs no introalu - tion, for he is the best known faculty member. He is the most popular, too, a proof of his var- ious merits and especla ly of his reputation for Ushootin' square with a guy. We will all cer- tainly be sorry to have him leave next year for we have liked him awfully well. A group of more than usual interest was the mixed quartet, our little music box revue. Bob, Marie. Frances and our ever present land popuiarb Wilson made up this group. They had unusual success and popularity. At Wichita, this group tied for iirst place in the Ark Valley. THE LAGONDAN Page 7 l i 4 l i l I I l i 1 i E ff, 'iff 1 4 1 i
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Page 8 'fl THE LAGONDAN ACTIVITY In the corner we see a group of girls with whom Vierdonia stay- ed while at Estes. They seem to be having a gorgeous time. The young lady just getting off the train is none other than Vier- donia Shockey, the only repre- sentative the senior G. R. had at Estes Park last summer. She looks all prepared for a good time in this picture. There in the small picture We see Miss De Turk holding a book. We are Willing to bet that it has something to do with G. R. too. She was the most steadfast G. R. head sponsor and she was as well a true and sympathetic friend. fAnd she is a geometry teacher who really knows her quad- rang1es.J On one side of this panel we see the fat one and the shieky one-of course we are talking about the male quartet who came to entertain us-fand on the other side the funny one and the one who was married. For further particulars see, Well, certain fem- inine members of the senior class. In the oblong, we have the boys from Hi-Y who Went to camp last summer. From all accounts, Gifford May, Merritte Zirkle, Albright Collinson, Bob Hartley, Jack Stewart, Fuller Watt and Mr. Heischman had a swell time. And again we have Lyceum en- tertainers. The one on the left is the magician who entertained us with many clever tricks. He was really worth seeing. On the right hand side we see Clem Morgan, a K. F. H. at Wichita entertainer. He pre- sented some very clever and in- teresting amusement. In this snap we have Curly and Lightning otherwise known as Mr. Vaughan and his dog. A faithful guardian of his pupils, and their advisor in time of trouble, Mr. Vaughan has trained his dog in his footsteps because Lightning is quite likely to bite the intruders, es- pecially those by the name of Billy Davis. Mr. Vaughan is the head sponsor of the Hi-Y. At the bottom are the boys and girls at their different camps.
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