Topeka High School - Sunflower Yearbook (Topeka, KS)

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POISED and lovely on the evening of the All- School Party, Juanita Dick exemplified the queenly qualities esteemed highest by Topeka High School studentsg she was gracious and sincere. The same qualities are characteristic of her al- ways-not only when she is Queen for a nightf, but in her daily associations in halls and class- rooms. She leads easily and naturally. The most coveted honor in Topeka High School social life came to her by right of conquest, the conquest of genuine worth and democratic friendliness. Page 19 JUANITA DICK ALL- SCHOOL PARTY QU EEN

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KENNETH MURROW ALL-SCHOOL PARTY KING V ITH a eharac-teristicz, twinkling smile, Ken- neth Murrow received the sc-epler of the King of the All-School Party and with it the Whole- hearted approval of the student hody. This honor rneant more than niere popular acvlaiin. it was based on the consistently fine-spirited attitude whieh has been icKCIlI13'iSi, throughout his high school life. As vicwe-president of Trojan-Knights, he has evinced genuine courtesy and generous fun- Ioving feliowshipg in dramaties, student govern- ment, and activities his name has stood for the best. Page 18

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EQ: nf - - wifi we CARL STANLEY SENIOR FAVORITE 5 a steadfast executive and friend, Carl Stan- ley has won the respect of fellow students lay his competence and able guidance of student-n1an- aged affairs. ln his exceptional scholastic work, in his presidency of his class as a sophomore, in his club associations, in his active participation in tennis and liasketliall, and finally in his election to the schoolls highest ofliee, the presidency of the Student Council, Carl has consistently main- tained the deniocratic standards of the school. Pagc 20