Topeka High School - Sunflower Yearbook (Topeka, KS)

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CFP -,uw 0 gS i ? 3- 2 7 ca! gr- 1 as ,- ' -- -, ii?E:i ?E:'E - :Tl '-' ' i Y N 'Ill' -L 4 Yo v - - - 'V 'V'-Y A Senior Favorite The Boy Who Has Done the Most for the School i DAN EMRICH A first team letter man for three seasonsi And not only in the literal sense is Dan a first team letter man. Even though he has been known as a mainstay of the Topeka teams and has been praised highly for his athletic prowess, he has retained the unassuming modesty that marked him when he first entered Topeka High School. Dan has truly earned the title of the senior who has done the most for his school during his high school career. Page 23

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CT? 'aa 3 l 3 A' Y I N AY V YYY! D Y YYY V if A if -I j H L a 5 i A Senior Favorite The Girl Who Has Done the Most for the School MARKJ ORIE BLACK Marge is little in stature only. Her capacity for work is infinite and she has served on countless committees with no thought of credit for her hard Work. This accounts for the in- fluence she has always held in high school affairs and for her election by students as the senior girl who has given most service to Topeka High School. President of the Senior Dramatic club, chairman of the social committee of the senior class, president of the junior class-these are only the high spots in a career of joyous, unselfish giving of time and effort to the best interests of her school. Page 22

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,- GV? 'dl 1 wr , , ,I -V ,-L ,-.--- - - - ' 2 alla. f .5 1 QT' f 'J of-Q lf- D f 9 1 ' A avg I HAWKS BLACK SOPHOMORES, 19 2 9 President-Neil White Vice President-Raymond Williams Sec.-Treas.-John Downes Ch. Soc. Com.-Margaret Mary Mc- Kenna Student Council-John Lovett -Bernard Peterson JOHNSON PINET JUNIORS, 1930 President-Marjorie Black Vice President-Bert Johnson Sec.-Treas.--Doral Hawks Ch. Soc. Com.-Margaret Mary Mc- Kenna Student Council-Alfred Page -Kenneth Richards sEN1oRs, 1931 ' President-Doral Hawks Vice President-Bert Johnson Sec.-Treas.-Mary Pinet Ch. Soc. Corn.-Marjorie Black Student Council-William Lawson -Margaret Linn As this year draws to a close, it is with regret that the 1931 seniors realize that the old school is closing, to open no more its halls to footsteps and laughter. i'The old order changeth, yielding place to new, and seniors know that the spirit of the old halls that have been so dear to them and to other seniors for two generations will be the same spirit that will permeate the new high school, filling it with the ideals that all Topeka High School studeiits have known and loved. Page 24 -Doral Hawks.