Topeka High School - Sunflower Yearbook (Topeka, KS)

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tmtSC0Mj i A LICK RI BINSON— Ar ' Aliof is tall nn.l sl.-iidei- and neat. And every thing aliunt lier is .ih, sweet. EDWARD FISHER— ■•Ted J-ZjU Camera CInl,. ,L Rand. ■■p:d is a liiiglit and witty iioy. Tci his ffllciw students lie lirings mi GARNI ' :T SILl.IMAN— •■S Hiny Booster Clid . Lincoln Fornm. Girl Reserves. ' Sunny ' is what she is called. yo i know: The reason is not hard to show. IJOSLIF FISHER— I.es A.ss ' t Editor Annual 1!12S. National Forensic Society. Quill and Scroll. A well-dress. ' d li,]y t ' r.ni up the street. His wa -s and means cannot be beat. MAXINK MIDDl. ETON— Max May Queen. Quill and Scroll Class Sketch Committee, 192S Sunflower. Talented, sweet, with a classic beauty. A girl who helps all, as ' twere her duty. MARCELL.A TILLMANS— Ted Vice-President Booster Club ' JT and ' 28. Girl Reserves. Merry, haiipy. .lolly Ted. We ntten wonder vvh.ifs in her head. ' EDWARD PERU Y— Ed Pres. Senior Class spring ' 2S. National Forensic Society. Quill and Scroll. Edward lias a thing tliat counts; Friendship for all in great amounts. ' MARY ESTHER BONE— Posy Pres. Booster Club. Pres. Jr. Dramatic Club. Vice-Pres. Girl Reserves. They say she is oft called ' Posy: ' Slie looks at the world thru gla.sscs KENNETH STITT— Kenny Photographer of i;i2s Sunllowi-r. Lincoln Forum. Honor Roll. Maker of posters is K.-nn. ' lh Stitt. He ' s never too b usy to do his l)it. W. . li. .MIXiil.li Wan. Ill .illi. ' tly h.is fi Sh.- is lik. ' .l bv .■v. ' rv. i f fiftf

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' m xmf on t RUTH DANGERFIELD ■■This is the little Dangerfielc] twin. Tn miss lier smile — an impardonatile sin. RUTH PENNINGTON— ■■Rufus Girl Reserves. ' ■Ruth is hap py — also ga.v, Her temper is even from day to day. ' DONALD GEYER— ■■Don Lincoln Forum. Hi-Y. He works and plays like a house a-fire. Thru all his life, he ' ll be a live wire. ROBERT FISHER— Bob Honor Roll two terms. Ad Club. Longfellows. Does his name decide his vocation? If so he ' s sure of his daily ration. i MARY EMILY HELLMAN Her dancing clog is the thing, But few know how well she can sing lONE MERRYMAN Honor Roll two terms. ■■We ' re sure that she is quite well named. And as a friend she ' s justly famed. JUUAN LOPEZ— Ju ■■He is free from care and worry Y ' ou ' ll find he ' s never in a hurr ERNEST TURNER— Ernie Ernest is nice and polite; A flivver he drives with delight. MARY AIKEY— Mid Honor Roll every term. Honor T ' 26, ' 27. Treble Clef. Her voice is her fortune, they say And we know that none will sa ' nay ' . JEANETTE TEMPLE A dependable student with a ready smile To know this girl is worth your while.

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' ms. i XI lit. 1 M I X mn MARGARET SHOAF— Dotty Camera Club. Girl Reserves. A bright .student i.s Margaret Shoat. She never takes time to stop and loaf. ' GERTRUDE MUELLER— Gert Pia, Societas. Another smart and prett.v maid. Her brightness now will never fade. LOREN BURNS Here am I. a goodly lad: Tho often thoughtful. I ' m never sad. ' ORVAL KAUL Orval is that cheery boy. Who out of school gets so much joy. MARGARET PROCTOR— Peggy Girl Reserves. Treble Clef. Chorus The China Shop and The Gar- den of the Shah. Margaret is so full of pep. With life she is nevei ' out of step. HELEN McGREW— Mack A small, quiet girl i.s Helen McGrew. You ought to see her sewing, too. KENNETH SHARP— Kenny Science Club. Ad Club. Kenneth wields the nifty putters. He always smiles and never sputters. ' SCOTT GARDNER President Senior Dramatic Club spring ' 28 Editor of the World fall ' 27. Captain Service Club. A literary fellow whose prospects are bright, His original writings are seldom trite. EVELYN RANSOM— Swede Honor Roll one term. Light curly hair, laughing blue eyes, This girl brings forth many masculine sighs. MARJORIE BELL— Marjie Honor Roll four terms. She pulls in ' A ' s ' as She ' s one a teacher need not force.