Topeka High School - Sunflower Yearbook (Topeka, KS)

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' fx it eigmeeeast ts, O, W C Q Vru its thickly covered floors, its carved furniture, and its decorative ehandeliers, the mezzanine Floor of To- peka High School is one of the treasured heauty spots of the school. The recessed Gothic windows cast a soft glow throughout the day. and students passing through the hall involuntarily pay trihute in lowered voiees. The mezzanine floor serves as a place of meeting for several organizations, and for registration for Conventions. I 'Che mezzanine

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7 i 1 f , C D y'jfj Wji i, , fQ Che Ilibrarg nn liln':n'y is screnc Zlllfl lovely with its Q'l'2lCCflll hal- conics :xml heznnecl ceiling. lts long rows of shelves lincrl with hooks luring' joy to the heart of stuclcnt ancl hook- lovcr. lts glcaniing, polishccl tzihlcs invite to El quiet hour ainung' thc Qvvi'-coinfnrtiiig fricnrllincss of hooks. Un the picllircsrliic hzilcrmy are vzlriruus rlisplays of olrl printing' zinrl inzmnscripts. The stainccl glass winclnws cast 21 czltlicclrul-like glow Over the statcly romn and Carved white Fireplace: Olcl Englancl weaves its spell in this grcat hall.

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Iewfjieiee A be eeieeigif by yyf.,W CD W jr y 122 ffm! E nfqax N 1? LI I , 'Iv v -VISION U - Q15 M 'A D MI Rs .T Wifl1ouI a vision ilze people perish. I1 rvazs llze vision of llze aulminislralors of To- pelczz higlz selzool mlzicli gave lo Topeka 3 sfruc- lure of beaufy, liflerl above the merely prezc-lical by az sympalllzelic- umlerslaniling of boys and girls will az ilreaim of nvlzzzl llzey miglzl aiceoin- plislz in lzzzppy surroumlings. The years be- hveeri 1928 anvil 1932 have been Hllerl milll lireless efforl lo mzilve llze vision ai living realily.