Topeka High School - Sunflower Yearbook (Topeka, KS)

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1-1551 'Rig E - at STP f f ff- f f Aww - Z . gc: Y -I fi Q 171 --i 1-1. Eg 5 E s go N 0 3 S AMANDA ADAM-- Mandy Honor Roll Five Terms Amanda's intelligence, friendliness, and willingness to work assure her success in the business world. She expects to take her place soon in this work. EMMA ADAM- Emmy Emma is one of those quiet, charming persons who attracts and retains many friends. She is 'inice enough to be twins. CHARLINE ADDIS- Charley Los Alarcomistas Booster Club Pie Delta Pie Charline was enough of a whiz in chemistry to be asked to teach a class in Mr. Hadley's absence. Chemistry A's are not frequent, but Charline made one. ALBERT ALDRICH Albert's talent as a cartoonist and his friendliness have placed him high in everyones esteem. He is a good stu- dent, too, ERNESTINE ALEXANDER Ernestine's personality is characterized by her name. She is one of the few girls who has played in the school band, and we may be sure she made a good job of it. PAUL ALVAREZ- Polo Spanish Club Overcoming the difficult handicap of learning a new language, Paul has won an enviable place in Topeka High and is numbered among its active students. MARGARET ANDERSON Pie Delta Pie Always alert and interested, Margaret enters into school work and school en- terprises with enthusiasm. Home eco- nomics is her chief interest. GLENN ANTRIM An earnest worker, whose activities are varied. Glenn is equally interested in basketball and music. His teachers say he is faithful, capable, and more than willing to do his share. l l , Page 25

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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.

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l CTU -,qw 0 ! : Fifi- Y . i 21: 3 1 5 it-X f' 4 VD 'C' A' 'sf A N 5 EVELYN APPLEGATE Evelyn's interest in sports is readily ex- plained by her own ability in gym- nasium. She not only is a sport en- thusiast, but goes in herself for physical training. LIDA BAHR Troubadours Pie Delta Pie A Capella Chorus To be known as an outstanding young poet in a student group of seventeen hundred promises well for future suc- cess, and Lida is not one to let Fortune pass her by. HARLAN BAIRD- Harley Harlan's broad grin and cheerful dis- position have made him known to the patrons of the Grand and to his class- mates as a good fellow. LOWELL BAKER- Bob Senior Dramatic Club Boys' Glee Club Bobby, true to his Boy Scout oath, is always courteous, smiling, and friendly. He wields a mean tennis racquet, too. HARRIET BALDRY Girl Reserves Booster Club Mixed Quartet Harriett has centered her interest and activity in the music department. She is an excellent student as well as a talented singer. MARGARET BALLARD- Peggy Pia Societas Girl Reserves Margaret's snappy brown eyes speak for her. With her gracious manner, she is a conscientious worker. Her efforts in her studies have been rewarded by con- sistently good grades. LUCILE BARGER- Lou A Capella Chorus Lucille's prominence in the music de- partment has made her well known even in cities outside Topeka, How that girl can sing! RAYMOND BASS Raymond is one of the graduates of Boswell's famous June '28 class. He has played the saxophone in the high school band for three years.