Seaman High School - Seaman Yearbook (Topeka, KS)

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. F orewom' The 1965-1966 s c ho ol year, the last year before Seaman Dis- trict 5 becomes Unified District 345, was a memorable one for the Vikings. The senior class was the last class to attend Seaman for four years The new additionwas com- pleted, and new science lab facili- ties and language labs were in- stalled. While the nation was in- volved in an escalating War in Southeast Asia and Batman was in- vading every home via the TV, school spirit prevailed at Seaman and many outstanding a c h i ev e - ments W e r e m a d e in athletics, music, and debate. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Hutton, Mrs. Kingman, Mrs. Skinner, Mrs. Cochran, and Mrs. Edwards, wives of Board members, pour punch at the open house. v-,W Y.,,w..,, fr .f MN, 'MM ,,, 4 3

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Dea'icatz'0n With respect and sincere appreciation, the 1966 yearbook staff dedicates this edition of THE SEAMAN to Mr. Lavern Whaley who is retiring from the Seaman School Board. Mr. Whaley has served as Vice-President of the school board for the last four years .Dur- ing these years, he has worked to promote the improvement of the educational facilities of the school system. His efforts to insure a high standard of ed- ucation for Seaman students will be long appre- ciated by the Seaman student body, faculty, ad- ministration, and community. SEAMAN BOARD OF EDUCATION: Lavern Whaley, Vice-President, John Edwards, Secretary, Ralph Skinner, President, William Hutton, Treasurer, Ralph Kingman, Member. .- 9 fy 4