Topeka High School - Sunflower Yearbook (Topeka, KS)

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MUt V MJt T fe LV ' ■A ELIZABETH HILI. McFADUEN— Pat Ass ' t. Editor Workl, fall ' 27. Typist 1928 Sunflower. Quill and Scroll. She ' s an impish rngue with twinkling eyes, But she can be good when she really tries. CHARLES ROWSE— Chick Honor Roll one term. Kaw Klub. A mighty heap of nerve ami grit, Who always does more than liis bit. ' ' DOROTfiy LEE SCOTT— Dot Girl Reserves. Roland Hayes Chorus. She has always done her best, . nil that ' s a student ' s surest te MERRILL LANNING— ' I iny French Play ' 21!. Even tempered, goo l-nati steady: When something needs doiiii be ready. |ippc JEAN THOMPSON— Jeannie Girl Reserves. Pia Societas. Service Club. She greets the world with a eheery smile. . nd measures her friends mile on mile. ELMORE NITCH Los Alarconistas. Science Club. Kaw Klub. Here ' s a boy who ' s i|uile a i Met. The ' pome ' about monkeys ' . ' Twas he hu wrote it. DOROTHY FIRESTONE— Dot Pia Societas. Treble Clef. Her sister plays the violin, while Dorothy plays the sax. And when they sing together — there ' s niitliing tile music lacks. HELEN MARIE FARIS— Babe Helen Marie ' s a nice .voung girl. . nd in her hair there ' s many a EUGENE WILSON— Gene- Boys ' Glee Club. Chorus The China Sliop. Honor Roll one term. Big, bold, handsome on He ' s as good a frii-ni city. M1KI. . 1 DT MARS— Mimi Qnill and Scroll. Ch. Soc. Comm.. Sinior Class. Ass ' t. Editor. Scribbh-r, ' 28. Her name is ' Mim ' Du Mars. . nd she ' s one of our most chai stars.

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nutSOonet ' NELT.IE GEAR If yoii need help Just lay your cai when trouble ' s neai ' , es on Nellie Gear, ALI. EN SHROEDER In math and drawing he does well. As an architect he will soon excel. ' PEARL SELLERS— Pal- Girl Reserves. Pia Societas. Camera Club. This dainty young maid Is nice, sweet and staid. ' CAROLINE DOSTER Sec.-Treas. class, siiring ' 21, fall ' 21;, May Fete spring ' 27. Booster Club. Caroline ' s surname, you all know, is Dostei-. And we ' re truly sorry we have lost her. MAJOR DANGERFIELD— Red As true a fi ' iend as can be found, He ' s big in heart and big around. ' GENEVIEVE McQUILKIN- Girl Reserves. For Genevieve ' s smile You ' d walk a mile. JOHN POTTS— Benny Baseball Team. Business manager The China Shop. Boys ' Glee Club. Johnny ' s as kind liearted as an ' you ' ll find. Whate ' er may be your state of mind. ' ' PAITL FAIRBANK— Pete Basketball 4 years. Captain ' 26 — ' 27. President class, spring ' 26, fall ' 27. King of Winter. Pete ' has accomplished an en -iable feat- He ' s our high school ' s greatest athlete. LOT ' ISE GATES In French. Louis Her success at known afar. shines as a a linguist LOIS STEPHENS Treble Clef. Chorus The China Shop. Booster Club. Known to all thru lier high school days, A lovely bnmette witli winsome ways. ' ' «i1

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irai i») BERENICE MARTIN— ■■Bon? ■ By her smile ' ou will For her sweetness you know her. will love her BILLIAN KEMPER— Brownie Story Telling Cluh. Band. She possesses musical talent; Knows no fear: is always valiant. WILLIAM TINKER— Bill First Place. Oratorical Contest. ' 27. Honor T . Honor Roll e -er ' term. A young philosopher, thijughtful and quiet. When he says a thing, no one will deny it. MARY T. CROLL Honor Roll three terms. One word seems to fit her perfectly, It is the wholesome word, ' ' ivacity WESLEY SPAULDING— Wes As strong an aid as one might get, He ' ll end with flying colors jyet. RUTH ROSVALL Vice-President Story Telling Club. Girl Reserves. Lincoln Forum. A girl hard to find, is tlii.s sweet miss She is always busy, someone to assist. ' LEWIS TEW— Swede HENRY BLAKE Henry ' s the boy And it will carry vith the smile, him many a m ile. Basketball ' 27. Longfellows. He ' s an elongated, daring Swede. Where others follow, he will lead. JANE WINGETT When you see this girl so wii gay. You think she ' s a flower frr bouquet. HELENE WINN Treble Clef Flashing eyes and dark brown liair. Here is a girl who will always lie fair.