Seaman High School - Seaman Yearbook (Topeka, KS)

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A PEEIC INTO Ti-IE PAST... iT WAS A MEMOTZJAB LE YEAR SEPTEMBER Honor Pep Club formed Classes began--September 4 Total enrollment--446 New teachers: Mrs. Virginia Haning Mrs. Dorothy Woodburn Mrs. Mariorie Bales Y-Teen Book Sale Yearbooks distributed-- Autograph Varsity Senior Class rings arrived Viking Club Get-Acquainted Party Football Assembly Student Council organized OCTOBER First place in F.F.A. Leadership School Homecoming K.U. Testing Program Tuberculosis tests Magazine sales--53,742.28 sold NOVEMBER Football--Mythical City Champions and Jayhawk League C0-Champions Viking Club party Vocal Music Festival Student Directories sold Football Banquet Thanksgiving vacation Seniors chose graduation announcements DECEMBER F . H .A . Daughter-Mother-Grandmothe Quarterback Club All-Sporrs Banquet Christmas Music Program Christmas vacation JANUARY Highway Patrol Safety Program r Tea 3 W. P.A. Week Viking Club party WIBW TV quiz program began FEBRUARY Y-Teen Heart Sister Week Measurements for caps and gowns F.F.A. Parent-Son banquet Jayhawk League Speech-Drama Festival Y-Teen Sweetheart Hop Basketball Co-Champions MARCH Band Concert District Music Festival Instrumental Music Festival Pep Club Roundup Party District Speech-Drama Festival APRIL Junior-Senior Prom New cheerleaders chosen City-wide All Sports Banquet Band Party Thespian Troupe reorganized State Music Festival lnter-Class Track Meet MAY Senior Sneak Day F . H .A . -Y-Teen Mother-Daughter-Tea' Final examinations Class picnics Baccalaureate-May i8 Honors Assembly Commencement - May 23 66 Seniors graduated

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DEDICATIO MISS EVA B. JOHNSON ALGEBRA, GEOMETRY, TRIGONOMETRY . . . these solid fundamentals of mathematics have been ably taught by MISS EVA B. JOHNSON at Seaman since 1927. As she retires this year, we of the l958 Yearbook Staff feel it is a privilege to dedicate this edition of The Seaman to Miss Johnson as a token ot' our respect and appfeciation For her years of loyal service and conscientious teaching. A great many grad- uates will remember her sincere interest in them personally and in their education. ln the words of Henry Adams, a teacher never knows where her influence stops. 2

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YEAIZBOOIC STAFF CAPTUIZEQ Business Manager Editor-in-Chief Art Editor Seniors Assistant Business Manager KWASSVM-47V Staff Secretary Assistant Business Manager P1'0dUCfi0U Manager N Time is a sort of river of passing events, and strong is its current. No sooner is a thing brought to sight than it is swept by and another takes its place, and this too will be swept away. --Marcus Aurelius