Dunlap Kansas
Feb. 19, 1934
Dear Lester,
I thought and thought,
And thought in vain,
And thought at last
I would sign my name.
Your friend
Leland V.
“Junior 32-34”
Council Grove Ks.
Feb. 7, 1934
Dear Lester,
As I’m a freshmen green as grass.
Forgive all mistakes and the past
And let our friendship always last.
Don’t forget the old rugged cross.
Your friend
Irmarene Walter
Dunlap, Kansas.
Jan. 18, 1934
Dear Lester,
You have friends,
Perhaps lovers—
To give them room
I’ll write on the cover.
When the golden sun is sinking
And the path no more you trod
May your name be written
On the autograph of God.
Your friend,
Winifred Weaver
May 15—34 Dear Lester Tomorrow’s wishes never come. Today’s wishes may be only one. But let me wish you success in the Many days that are to follow in the Coming years. Your Friend Violet Turner Senior 1934Dear Lester,
You can fall from a tree
You can fall from above
But for heaven’s sakes
Don’t fall in love.
Your friend
Sistie
Dunlap, Kansas
January 8, 1934
Dear Lester,
On this page so pure & white,
To your request these lines I write,
That you may read, some future day,
Perhaps when I am far away—ha! ha!
Your friend
Beulah Blossom
Juniors of 1934
F-o-r-G-e-t-M-e-N-o-t.
Forget Dunlap Kans me
Feb. 1, 1934
Dear Lester
Down by the river on a rock
Is wrote forget-me-not.
Your schoolmate
Melvin W.
(Soph) not
Dunlap Kans.
April 4, 1934
Friend Lester,
Down in the meadow
There is a rock,
On it is written
Forget-me-not.
I have enjoyed our classes and friendship
During the days at D.R. H.S.
I wish you plenty of success through life.
A friend,
Nina Combs
Dunlap, Kans. May 13-1935 Dear Lester: First in your album Last in your heart, First to be remembered But last to be forgot. Your friend, Juanita Stewart Soph. 1934-35Dear Lester,
If you could look into my heart
And see the love that’s there,
Then turn it into money
You would be a millionaire.
Your brother,
Wallace H.
Dear Lester
When you get married
And live across the river
I’ll kill my dogs
And send you the liver.
Melvin Whitaker and Morris Cole
Seniors 1935-36
Dunlap Ks.
April 3, 1935
Dear Lester:
When the golden sun is sinking,
And your mind is free from care,
When of others you are thinking,
Won’t you sometimes think of me?
Margaret Linn
Sr. 1935
Friend Lester:–
I am your friend always.
Sincerely
Chas. Tomlinson
Dunlap Kans.
May 14, 1935
Dear Lester
Up on a hill
There is a rock
Carved on this rock
Are three little words
Forget me not.
Your friend
George Hylton
Freshman 34-35
Dear Lester
Some love one
Some love two
But the only one I love is you.
Your friend
Chester Miller
Dunlap Kans.
May 18, 1935
Lester,
I wish you much success and happiness in your future life,
And I also wish you a cute little wife and cute kids.
I have not been in any of your classes but have heard you
Are a good student.
When you are building your chimney of life count me as a brick.
For-get-me-not A friend
Arline Wirsig
Dunlap, Kansas
April 3, 1935
Remember the good old D.R.H.S.
Dear Lester,
I will write on pink
Because I can’t think
How to tell you
To be blue.
Remember the senior play.
Remember the day Prof was gone.
Down by the river there is a rock
And on it is written for-get-me-not.
I write in green because it is my color.
Your friend
Oscar Young
Freshman 34-35
Dunlap, Kans April 3, 1935 Dear Lester I thought and thought in vain Finally I thought I sign my name. Your friend, Archie Hylton Don’t forget when Prof’s father-in-law Died and you acted as Prof.Dunlap, Kans
April 4, 1935
Dear Lester,
When the golden sun is sinking,
And this path no more you trod,
May your name in gold be written
In the autograph of God.
I am wishing you much success in your future life.
May it be filled with happiness.
Remember the Senior play “Hobglblin House,”
The student council & the many other things
That have taken place at D.R. H.S.
A friend who happens to be a senior,
Elaine Drummond
(Better known as Stubby.)
Dunlap, Kansas,
April 3, 1935
Dear Lester,
I wish you health, I wish you joy. I wish you first a baby boy and
When his hair begins to curl, I wish you then a baby girl.
Remember our school days in D.R. H.S. and my sophomore year
When you sat behind me. Wishing you much success in all your undertakings,
Nellie Evelyn
Dunlap, Ks. April 4, 1935 Dear Lester— You took me by surprise as I guess the Only thing I really have to say is that I wish you Success all through life in whatever you undertake To do. Remember the constitution and Sociology Classes we have gone through. Oh! Yes. Don’t forget all our spats we Have had. Though they were few & far between. Your friend Dorothy Ryman “Senior 34-35”Dunlap, Ka
April 4, 1935
Dear Lester,
Leaves may wither
Flowers may die
Some may forget you
But never will I.
Your friend
Sylvia Pater
F-o-r-get-me-not. Of a Freshman
Dear Lester,
Up in the barn and over the rafters
Maxcine Blanton’s the girl you’re after.
Soph (34-35)
SCB April 4, 1935
Dunlap Kansas
D.R.H.S.
April 11, 1935
Dear Lester
Remember the good days
In D.R.H.S. and the
Spanish class. HA! HA!
You’re friend
Pete Cessmon
Dunlap, Kansas
April 4, 1935
Dear Lester:
I’ve looked these pages
Over & over to see what others
Wrote before. At last I chose
This little spot to leave
A small for-get-me-not.
A Senior Friend
Alberta (Bert)
Senior 1934-35
Wishing you the best of luck &
happiness thru out the rest of your life.
Dunlap, Kans.
May 14_35
Dear Lester,
Remember me
And don’t forget
You have a friend
In Kansas yet.
Your friend
Francis Edwards
For-get-me-not! Freshman 34-35
Lindsay, Calif. July 7, 1935 Dear Lester: I am having a swell trip and glad You are still around this country. This Kansas weather isn’t the same as Sunny Calif so you will hafto come out and Find out for yourself. And for the Girls they rase them nice and they are Pretty too so you won’t get lonesome. Ha ha. Well I don’t want to write a letter So will sign off. Hears how: Your Friend. Wayne H.Dunlap Kans.
May 14, 1935
Dear Lester:
Well as I can’t think of anything to write,
just remember our D.R.H.S. days to-gether.
Your friend
Bill Cornelius
“Junior-34-35”
“Yours till the ocean wears rubber pants to keep its bottom dry.”
Dunlap, Kansas April 4, 1935 Dearest Lester: I can wiggle my hips, And I can shake my knees, I’m a free born citizen, And I can do as I please. Your true pal, “Lefty”Dunlap Kansas,
April 11, 1935
Dear Lester:
When rocks and rills divide us,
And you no more I’ll see,
Remember it was Marie,
Who wrote these lines to thee.
Your Senior Friend
Marie White
For-get-me not.
Remember psychology.
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