Topeka High School - Sunflower Yearbook (Topeka, KS)

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by Nancy Howell PRINC of '36 inevitably rolls around, while we Seniors reluctanly dot the last Gifs in Minis on the record of our high school career. lt's incredible that three years of learning. ae- tivities, fun, and times when there wasn't so much fun can have whirled by in such a rush. Why, it wasn't so very long ago that we were gawking and getting lost along with the rest of the Sophomores, or learning to defend ourselves lest we be trampled down in the halls. Even the proud feeling we had in telling visitors, Wlihatis where l go to schooli' hasnlt worn oil yet. It can't have been many weeks ago that we expanded our chests to full capacity so that people would see the proctor pin we had just acquired, or made plans for our first Junior- Senior Prom, or pasted frills on ploppy bon- nets for the daisy chain. The Senior Party came and went with appall- ing speed, but we will never forget it. Besides being the first affair ol its kind ever to be held in the new building, it was peeks of fun. How THE SENIOR CLASS 2. Q in ctr c r' SENIOR OFFICERS-Top row: President, Bob Rey- noldsg Vice-Prcsident, Glenn Snookg Sccretary-'l'reas- urer, Betty Carswcll. Bottom row: Chairman of Social Committee, Nancy llowcllg Student Council. Represen- tatives, Juanita Dick and James McClure. the audience joined in tearlully yodeling the chorus of MA Thousand Times lYo,7, as the dra- matic saga of the child of the valley was un- folded! This was just one of the many high- lights of the lun-filled evening. Senior pictures, commencement invitations, cap and gown measurements followed hot on the heels of each other, and the Seniors' days are numbered. Vlfhere has all the time gone? We Seniors who are sophisticated because a trite phrase has decreed it so, begin to believe all the people who have told us repeatedly that our high school days are the happiest of our lives. Much credit for the Seniors' success should be given to our sponsors-Miss Florence Drake, Miss Mary Davis, Mrs. Esther Kingman, and Lloyd W. Chambers. AT SENIOR PARTY-1. The cast and seniors have 21 gay night. 2. Villain antl lnnocent Child of the Valley -Carswell vs. Klellahill. Page 26

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Bob Bartrarn Kenneth Bass Nadine Bass Bob Beeler Frank Bates Helen Belcher Valdimir Bennett Frances Bentley Marlin Benson Ingrid Berglund Clifford Bezinque ,lean Birdsley Owen Bibb George Bishop Mabel Bivens Elizabeth Blincoe Wilson Blackburn Robert Blumenstock David Bourassa Ted Bower Mildred Boyer ,lean Boyle Erma Harold Bratton Bozarth Hudson Bozell Ronald Brewster Willis Brill Phil Brink Page 28