Topeka High School - Sunflower Yearbook (Topeka, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1937 volume:

I V 9 1 Yearbook of Topeka High School, Topeka, Kansas Designing and Engraving by Cappcr Engraving Co. Printing by F. M. Steves and Sons Portrait photography by Corliss Hathaway Nb I rlltor 9 , . I 0 t BIL , i. . gr. TROJANS AT PLAY All-school party .. King Byron .. Queen Mary . . . Football season . . . . . Student government. . . Drama .......... junior-senior prom . , l'ul1li1'ations ..... . Basketball Season .... Urvliestra and chorus. Revue ............. . Hand and mixed chorus. Spring sports ......... TRUJANS AT WORK Mr. Van Slyck ..... Board of education . . . National honor society. . Seniors. .. Faculty ......... . Juniors and Soplls . . . Clubs ........ Advertisements . . 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This part of the ten- act program, typical of All School parties, even drew laughs from the science teachers. Not for years, however, has there been such up- roar i11 the auditorium as invoked by Miss Bishopis aesthetic dance. Play King Byron GcRonny7' Carlson is so nioflest that he wonit like it, but this honor space can't he denied. To hiln only one thi11g is important--our friendship and getting rid of that tuxedo. L i i EQ X94 R Hmmm 2', When Mary Louise Alexander gives you that ' , you know she means it and whoever saw X without it. Beauty, brains and per- will put her at the top for keeps. Queen Mary M L0llg after will rem McClure' co this-Mack Gray these here of a secant, a hierarchy, or 1066 ,Iohnson's spare upper plate, uthe judge Whitcomb's conformation, and - what's books? Ah phooeyl Must be one of It's the boogey man 110 more, kifllets, but the Sunflower photographer. Oh! our high blood pressure . . . Troy f Iva successful Seaso E - sholz d den ' 1110 I1 and a good y that. Altho they lost two 'A ' core , it must be remembered that os ff' l r layed when the team was rlddle lnjnrtes . 4 A clrness. The Trojans won lzndlsp :ted possession of the conference crown be- sides tronncing two strong non-conference teams. The i s ots of t e season were robabl t e 8 P P J' games with Topelrafs three worst rivalsg Wyando which was beaten 19-65 Lawrence, b ATHLETIC BOARD Bach Hozvxlfi .L Barnett, coz-hiVQ A. liays, ba Igigb. Wssalrer, agerg The ' ad a IGH N 5152 I Vt- -' s th t e e p HG, eaten 31-05 and AND BUSINESS MANA CERS athletic directorg Carl ll Snyder, asst. football seball coach: Charles F1 Hadley, asst. football coach 5 ead football coachg Fred lf. Powers, traclr coach. Rolo lx bnrn, junior football managerg Bill Colhnson, baslretball man- Jach Cesselh football manager 5 Darwin Denman, tt-aclr manager. vl V' he iv XXX X W gy ,l m w X X Wm , x Wm X , g i c A M-any lilnes if fa 0 yield Elnporia, whipped 20-0. e hnalgalne ofthe season with Manhattan for the conference title was another bright spog as Topeka won 20-Z It was in this galne that the now falnous New York Giants, 'Suicide Playv netted a 63-yard run hy Pierce for a last touchdown. Probably the outstanding characteristic ot' the tealn was its unahated light and deterngination. fllany tilnes it failed to yield that extra two yards that Ineant so Inuch to the opposition. fllany tilnes it drove just a for the touchdown that ' the galne. Iced ,W V, It A li Gessell, mgr. lac P in Don Pierce, capt. L 1 Russ Anderson ' We Larry Finney lim Holloway Norris liolstrom L in lack Horacek Warren Hornsby fi Q VP V X K W V. , 1? F' , J' , . vll, . Q ,. I A - A J 1 A uf' i I k ,I 'MUS' I, . .k'u'..,J Vrrly Z' , A it g Coach E. B. Weaver and his assistant C. F. Had- ley are proud that these htoys pl ayed ior Topelcahi. A year under these two men teaches 45 ii something more than iust iootball. Letterrnen r 5- . ' ,,, Ng ' A a are: Pierce, all conference center and later , elected honorary captain and 'lfroy's norninee ior Q A all-state honors. Anderson., a tough, three letter zk A quarterback. Finney, a iirst string tackle to he hack next year. Holloway., all-conference tackle. lack Sheetz -Af' -gffffl-X Bmwacge, f llolstrurn, end, specialized in snagging uirnpos- Ted Scott uf' at ' Camas smith y ww sible passes. Horacek, a haliback who was per- '1 x cib 8 A ha s Tro 's best unter. ltlornsh hali and 20 'Sv' fit, . ,-3' A ' f f quarter, best at returning punts and heaving passes. Neil Neillohnson Don Kaul , , Ch les Oflc johnson, an end who most engoyed tackling. Kaul, all- Boi: UNM H Don Yollom conference end and high scorer. Ofien, guard, like a combi- Dick gow, nation snowplow and wrestler. 0'Neil, fullback starred on spinner plays. Pollom., a soph haltback and a real speed merchant. Boyer, a good guard tho perhaps most valuable for keeping up the team's spirit. Scott, half- back, proved that speed can be more important than size. Shaeter, the team's best blocker, an all-conference half- ' Sheetz liked to rough 'ein up, the best guard in e confer- u ence. Smith, haliback, one of the ha est v ers on the squad, and always a ily in the oppon t's oi t 6 I Triumphant Trogan 1 1 Student Government Outstanding in 1937 innovations ter. It is the Constitution of To with it its own interpreter in the attorney ffilled this annum by But if the student council under president Ralph Keller moved smoothly, the proctor system didnit. Around mid-term when chair- man Mack Gray cracked down, it showed notice- able improvement. For point system secre- tary Julia lVIenninger's discoveries see page 60. , ,, ,, Keller Gray lllenninger STUDENT COUNCIL Back row: Domingo, Whelan, Stevens, Lillard, Carlson, Ice, King. Sitting: Logan, Kirchner, Cun 1111 ings, Carroll, Alexander, Keller, Menninger, Strawn, Reed, McCandliss, Lewis. PROCTOR CAPTAINS Standing: Howard Rankin, Tom Lillard, Dana Roehrig. Sitting: Tom Cosgrove, Wayne Whelan, Malcolm Gray, Harold Haney. 22 on Carlson B 'D ' eu, own Mio elect 13 boys and 11 girls. . . Enticed to the polls in unsurpassed numbers went Topekahi voters October 20 to elect 13 boys and 11 girls to class offices. From registration to voting booth, the Topekahi system follows tl1e regular qualified election, the only dis- crepancy being Troy's lack of legal party organization. however, could detect evidences of unification which in the future may develop. Clerk Betty Down. Election com- surprised whe11 counting votes for All- to iind himself the winning candidate. 1 Gertrude Wheeler, coach Dramatics c6Skidding,,' a giggle invoker, opened the most successful season in Topekahi for many years. Presented by the junior class, after the usual amorous, off - stage sidelights, it cleared more than usual the iinancial way for junior entertain- to come. Dramatic coach Wheeler and as- ed m in Mary Washburn and Dave Stevens. J ' - Grandon found in Wfhe Rear Car a I 4 I . 66 A' -D In The Misleading Lady Trov found dra dit, any before suspected 1n Jeanne Wedell, Tom Lil r a Byro Ca I son This offering of the Masque and Wig clu , sed n an i li 1 ff . . ,, 46 ,, 51. al l X ' ' . , Il - . . . . 1 ' I th Juniors and seniors, had perhaps the best r u n ai cast aw the Q, it 3-SI el ds year. The teaser given in assembly left the students in gales of ,Lf laughter at Lillard antics and the feminine disguise of Bob Rich- 66 ardson. By Carlson was the roaring hero. It led students with future prospects of genuine ability into membership of the Thes- plans, national dramatic society-goal of every high school actor. THESPIANS Standing: Frances Hurd, Beeselyn Saifel, Ellamaric Williamson, Mary Washburn, Dana Roehrig, Malcolm Cray, Mae DePui, Margie Edmisten, Dean Rosen, Dave Stevens. Sitting: Jean Pugh, June Crook, Bob McCandliss, Frank Carlson, Howard Rankin, Bill Davis, Jean Nelson, Jean Staley. 26 I mock teie- Snrprised by gr anis., the s eniors docked to the MYr0ni Hoteiw for an eyening given many yerhai or- chids. The dancers who Heated from a para- the pro- chnte were grain's highiight. Twiri- s band, most ing to Bray' swingsters exp eri- oi the Junior-senior prom enced their first pro- gram dance, pronounc- ' i inn ing it different ant li f 1, Bob Ice Frank Hawks, editor bus. mgr. Y a 5 - L -l I 'A I orld started making preparation for the first i . ,---an-Q urlng t e hot days of early September. Tho the e It r s esk piled high with stories, everyone I -.95 raved and wondered where in heck more copy was com- i11g from. Finally when the staff dug in, a group of -- All-American rating Worlds came back from the press. WORLD STAFF Editorial Standing: Genevieve Ninemires, Assist- ant Editor High School Happenings, Helene Richards, Column Editor, Harry Williams, Sport Editor, John Begert, As- sistant Sport Editor, Harald Wisegarver, News Editor, Ashton McNeal, Assistant Sport Editor, Kathleen Clary, Girls' Sport Editor, June Marie Pauley, Feature Editor. Seated: Jane Armstrong, Club Editor, June Crook, Periscope Editor, Ted Nel- son., News Editor, Robert Ice, Editor, Jimmie Cook, Assistant Editor, Helen Bennett. Exchange Editor, Marjorie Ellen Gaines, Alumni Editor. Business Standing: Marjorie Terp, Assistant Busi- ness Manager, Ted Iliff, Assistant Busi- ness Manager. Seated: Glen Browning, Circulation Man- ager, Frank Hawks, Business Manager, Elaine Menich, Assistant Business Mana- ger, David Neiswanger, Assistant Business Manager. 28 Jimmie Cook, Ted Nelson, editor bus. mgr. Featuring three gossip columns, the kept Topekahi up on the scandal, As the Fall World kept students ' ELT' m in-nv H un...- mm m' m things on which they should be informed, the Spring editions kept them informed on the subjects the wanted to know about, at the same time raising the number of points for their All- American ratlnv WORLD STAFF Editorial Standing: Doris Kittell, Girls' Sport Editor, Bob Halladay, Assistant Sport Editor, Thayne Swenson, Sport Editor, John Begert, Snoop-Shot Editor, Mary Lou Townsend, Exchange Editor. Seated: June Crook, Feature Editor, Genevieve Ninemires, Editor of High School Happenings, Patricia Nordcen, News Editor, Jllllllly Cook, Editor, Harry Williams, Assistant Editor, Donna Lin- dell, Club Editor, Mary Campbell, Alumni Editor, Mary Louise Alexander, Column Editor. Roberta Walker, Periscope Editor, is not in the group. Business Seated: Margaret Dutton, Down the Avenue, Juanita Darling, Cut Editor, Lois Bennett, Ad Solicitor, Ted Nelson, Business Manager, Marjorie Terp, Assist- ant Business Manager, Elaine Menich, Assistant Business Manager, Ruth Spen- cer, Ad Solicitor. Standing: L. M. Cornish, Ad Solicitor, Eldon Harris, Collector, Maurice O'Cara, Circulation Manager, Ted Iliff, Auditor. 29 X Y Kenneth Lewis, Bill Wray, Ruth E. Hunt, editor bus. mgr. advisor theory that one picture takes the place of '-K 1 X X h . i I I o I e staff has, first of all, attempted to give t Q . . y . b k that will be remembered not only for what it stands but as an interesting pictorial. To Howard Ledgerwood, staff photographer, we are indebted for the many photographs on which our claim is founded. SUNFLOWER STAFF Editorial Standing: Sue Ann Overton, Club Editor, Howard Ledgerwood, Photographer, Pa- tricia Nordeen, Picture Editor. Seated: Patricia Neil, Class Editor, Ruth Spencer, Faculty Editor, Kenneth Lewis, Editor, Esther Taggart, Art Editor, Clara Smithmeyer, Assistant Art Editor. Staff members not in picture: Elizabeth Chaney, Assistant Club Editor, Andrea Marshall, Typist, Janney Walker and Jane Dunham, Class Editors, William CBudD Edmisten, Assistant Photographer. Business Standing: Don Deevcr, Associate Business Manager, Thayne Swenson, Lithograph- ing Manager, Nathan Albin, Advertising Solicitor, William Ives, Advertising So- licitor. Seated: Esther Tippin, Advertising So- licitor, Doris Dean, Advertising Solicitor, Francis Domingo, Auditor, Bill Wray, Business Manager, Bob Page, Circulation Manager, Mack Lattimore, Advertising Solicitor. 30 YW OW Margaret Dutton and reliable in all slze under- stands for square-sl1ooti11g. stands in lzer path to fame an friend to any tl one slze meets. In Memoriam Cuurte 'ichers Studio B. J. Armantrout Frank Cochran April 23, 1937 June 13, 1936 William Phelps April 23, 1937 fX Fxfof Ylpww Al, .lubffytfs Year long unrest added its bit to the consummate f , Vlof the clubs in which the march of years brings increasef 1 I I I I Q7 bershlp to girls and 11ear conscrlptlon to boys. Unde -1 . 5 -1-is -, 1 v ' i fx 1' 'lu X 'I . X : l e v 'wr 'V f ing forces originated in the Trojan Knights, crawled to ' pers, were absorbed in the Trojanettes. Girls' hesitancy X adaisical attention to stunts annihilated all interest. lext LJ year's club will be democratically elective thru efforts of pro- forfeit social distinction overshadowed discontent. L k-X E I gressives who obtained results thru principal Van Slyck. TROJANETTES Top Row-Fairbank, Monthey, Whitforcl, Chaney, Reissig, Strawn, B. Clary. Row 4-Stevens, Meade, Delaney, Kittell, Faulk, Bidwell, Beard, J. Men- ninger, Dougherty, llurd, Dutton. Row 3-Bray, Darling, Bennett, Spencer, Cornwall, Chalmers, Ulrich, M. Menninger, Lawrence, K. Clary, W'alker. Row 2-Dunham, Pauley, Duvall, J. Carson, Arm- strong, Alexander, Burkhardt, ll. Carson, Nelson, Turner, Forbes. Row 1-Down, Palnler, Tippin, Rowland, Lee, llleflrath, Coffman, Stafford, Sweeker, Clark, Douglas. Trojanettes not in pic- ture: August, Brownfield, Couch, Crook, Camp- bell, Dittemore, Cary, Korab, Lattimore, lllanion, Mann, Nash, Overton, Poggemeyer, Shidcler, Snedeker, Staley, Steele, Taggart, Williamson. TROJAN KNICHTS Top Row-Swenson, Moser, Cray, Richardson, Cowgill, Collinson, Corkhill, Cobbe, Mr. Graves. Row 4-Duncan, Iliggs, Begert, Domingo, Page, Stevens, Hamilton, Logan, lVleCandliss, Cosgrove, Elbrader. Row 3--lt. S. Johnson, Little, Roehrig, Covey, Sawyer, Neiswanger, lves, Paulette, WV. Lewis, Seamell. Row 2-L. E. Perry, Snook, Den- nlan, Franklin, Simpson, Rosen, llalladay, Cook- inghanl, K. Lewis. Row 1-Wfilliams, L. Johnson, Thompson, Pitt, Ketehunl, Deever, Rankin, Pinet, Carlson, W'helan. Cheerleader-Keller. Trojan Knights not in picture: Deitz, Lillard, Rankin, Yom-um, L. W. Perry. Cl1eerlearlers4Keller, Covey, Washburn. 33 TROJAN PEPPERS Top Row-Bures, Lattimore, Kirchner, Kilmartin, Love, Cray, Bowen, Whiteside. Row 3-Bachman, Stickley, Sprinkle, Stephens, Willard, Laundon, Menninger, Wolfe, Temple, Smith. Row 2-Bigc- low, Kidd, Kelsey, Rahn, Fenton, Snider, Perry, Nelson, Todd, Brownlee. Row 1-Davis, Eckert, Dempsey, Nickelson, Jones, McClure, Cloepfil, Eidson, Paulette, Packer. PEPPERETTES Miss Burkholderis Group: Top Row-Ammon, Bush, Cummings, Finney, M. L. Coates, Alexander, Armantrout, Baker, Carl- son, Deller. Row 4-Barthel, D. August, D. An- derson, Castor, Close, Edmisten, E. Anderson, Cave, Callahan, Adams, Callaway, Campbell, E. Coates. Row 3-Fegert, Beltz, L. August, Burg, Freeman, Booth, Duncan, Dcever, Easterday, Duv- all, Blankenship. Row 2-J. Baker, E. Baker, Cannon, Allgire, Dreyer, Cartlidge, Doty, Buetcr, Brock, Crum, Cook, Armstead. Row 1-Belcher, Erickson, Abell, Baird, Ellis, De Pui, Daneke, For- sell, Firestone, Davis, Clarke, Calitzki. Miss Fry's Group: Top Row-Cary, Korab, Loveless, Lieuranee, Isaac- son, Kingman, Hoffman, Ladenes. Row 3-E. Jones, J. E. Jones, Howey, Horner, Haynes, Mauzey, Johanson, B. Johnson, Leland. Row 2-M. John- son, Ketterman, Leech, Granger, Herndon, Larkins, Haskell, Johns, Green, Hoehner. Row 1 -Keyes, Kenyon, Lattimore, Lichtenstader, Heaton, Logan, Higgs, Grice, V. Johnson, James. Miss Hurlfllestorfs Group: Top Row-Nichols, Miler, Martin, Reed, Firestone, R. Palmer, Cunningham, D. Palmer, Neil. Row 3 -Whitcolnb, Ripley, Meyers, Merillat, Mock, Offen, Riley, Whipple, Williamson, Morgan. Row 2-Neiswinter, Maike, McEntire, Montgom- ery, Maupin, Parrish, Rubottom, Meyer, Mc- Donald. Row 1-Novo Cradac, Powers, illilam, McFarland, Roberts, Overton, Pugh, Richards. Miss Kingmanis Group: Top Row-C. Whipple, Terp, Smithmeyer. Row 3 -Simmons, Steele, Van Ness, Stivers, Tillotson, Wiseman, Sandmeyer. Row 2-Schaefer, Veale, R. Wfhipple, Sholanrler, MeEntire, Tracy, Schoon- over. Row 1-Smith, Richards, Wedell, Shideler, Timbers, Mack, Williams, Scott. 34 -www 4,-an-:nw -.U .WV Tllll6killll,S number one politician, top- ping the student council. Cheer leader two years officially and all three years by per- sonality. He seemingly knows everyone. 35 Ralph Keller Here -and-there shots of Topeliahi life. Water gun bandits, cafeteria yoclelers, music lnalrers, halls of confusion, Bur- row cave of the wincls, and luncheon lectures by Page all adrl to the atmosphere of hilarity anrl good fellowship of student for student and teacher to stuflent, and vice ve rsa. J o Why te aclrers get gr 'TY I S 2'-5 'Y--f E ,w- a 37sa 16 best Trojan team for several years tie for B '4 - al Q Q' 4' mi Eastern Kansas conference championship, a smooth, Qs rdination that overrode all but Emporia, who seemingly N ia 1 d the necessary monkey-wrench. Wyandotte and Law- rence, whom Topekahi likes to defeat, fell twice. Troy had ,lack Horacek, who made the State Tournament honor roll, Marshall Robinson, a three-letter man and the conference's best under the basket, George Hersh, worth his height in platinum, Warren Hornsby Q18 points against Lawrencel, Norris Holstrom, all-conference guard, Dick Checksiield, in- dispensable as a sub-center, Dennis Payne, fTroy is glad he will be backl, Bob 0'Neil, with the team's fanciest shot, Neil Johnson, noted for his air - tight guarding, and How- ard lVIcGrath, a valuable center lost at mid - semester. mzwlgvfsg Q TY:-iEi2Ei5i557i5QiX3 P . m1111121 ff,, :fa ' ' ' i , ' ' ., -1 fu- sf: ,'f.: '::?W Z. ',.,. J-sf ,,5i ,:.4 - :E,if:?4:- -- . h,YLzzes4Q5:ansr' 5 zz , 1 V . .' xt j :A gjzy A .53:I'::'-ag a:Ef'.:: -'J7HLS5L33L5?3?1, U I' 7 K ' ' H ' J 1 :vt Zz - 'W k - may Qfmffsimssea- , f . 1.-Llww , ,- e ww --., ,ff-MS11,-emi, .,1 , , . .- . , ,L . , - . '-'9-'-: Li2iZE:5z'1'? 52,9TZ iii? 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Tourney officials wonder where is space for 1938's expected crowd of 10,000. is Howard McGrath Bob O'Neil Dennis Payne Marshall Robinson 39 Orchestra and chorus By rating uhighly superior at the state music contest at Emporia the 35 members of Topekahi's orchestra were rewarded with more than My of a credit they earn under Director David T. Lawson. To play in Topeka- hi's ork one must do more than just hold an instrument as some ambitious sophomore is always ready to step 1- thls year Weak spots were not audlble Ill QP -E V T n u . Two concerts and an assembly ,, V 1 . 0 . o I fs I S Y V--- W From the Boys' and Girls' Glee clubs, both of whom were invited by Karl Krueger to sing with his symphony orchestra next year, were selected 50 songsters to form l the A Cappella choir. These groups are known far he- yonrl the school, singing for many social organizations. Top, A Capella, Girls' Cleeg Boys' Clee ' .fA'fC'iL 46 ln1Jt 1. n 176- Q4 I t 'It ff, fi, . 4 ,Vg Pat Sfrawn Topekal1i,s best dancer, altho she'd be popular if she had a wooden leg. Pat's blond beauty is perpetually surrounded by loyal friends. Her poise and calm effici- ency makes her popular in any group. 42 The Revue of the a moon- iinally arrived at Madame Butterfly's estate somewhere in Japan. More than 50 dancers and singers, not a hit awed by the changing settings, received such acclaim as to have to re-present the production November 7, two days later. It is seldom th? high school program is so held over. Most applauded was the Englishman's introduction to the unrespecting steer. 43 H tlnguished thing the debate squad did this year 0' 5, wp 'nj' Ha' J r that both were in front--immediately in front 'iff args. . . . ' I-.Q orla pollce department. Next to that the dis- ? f N '3- 1 ' 'ZA ew T jul - . ' Ing' 'W '. front of a fireplug and a 44don't park sign and I . ju? di lg RF 1 ' fr-1 21 I I X - , Ili! ' l ii ciples of the Himmortal J. Edmund won 96 out of 123 de- bates, came out high in many tournaments, and brought home the Eastern Kansas Conference trophy. Meanwhile the yearlings, or sophomores, actually broke the upresidentw, as one expressed it, and won a meet-the Reading tourna- ment. Eight members and six alternates composed the senior team, while a quartet of girls made up the sophomore squad. 6 DEBATE SQUAD op Row-Thompson, Dunagin, B. Elden, Mr. Mayer. Row 2 Trautwein, Sweet, Merillat, Lewis, Alexander, Slade. Row 1 1 Ellis, Wedell, Nash, Shroyer, Barnett, J. Richards, Hamilton. 44- Soloist, senior prez, actor, Dave makes these Writeups hard to make brief. I11 eac field he surpassed stiff competition. WA has his choice of many sure-fire futu - x . gk Dave Stevens ' ,f . I .,4t . - , - 1 . 1. I . f I, ijt 1 K xxy, 45 GN 'N The mixed chorus Numbering approximately 350 members this organ- ization presented the Easter assembly and, on June 4, will provide the harmonies for Commencement. While it can't possibly be said that each single note was clarion clear, each offering of the group was harmonious and pleasant to listen to. With the eX- ception of the band, this group of the music depart- ment includes every enrollee, of the A Cappella choir and Boys' and Girls' Glee keeping their identity. 'wp' WM my Topekahi's 102 band members at football and basketball games and assemblies, livened the atmosphere with color and sound. They also presented two full concerts altho they were unable to attend the state band contest at Salina. Lacking one experienced drum major the band used m ! i experienced drum majors and generally did things in a gran ia? thruout the year. Director David T. Lawson ' f .4 pressiveness of the group and the amusement of the cr P eb 47 H-I 'kg f x' iffy frame offset by his 2 ft. 10 in. mascot son add s' a . gxllq . rf h ou ' Conference champs Champions in action, in the field and on the Hoor. Deadly passing and basket shots captured the conference cage title. Driving power, speed, endurance won the division gridiron crown. 48 9 f C, 4 9 N f VV X X VV I xy r g? C J e ' ore unusual Topeka 1 1 Prima-1, record - breaking track team this year, use many of the stars were sopho- g, mores a niors. r winning a number of dual meets, the team won the Baker relays, and then capped the year by taking the conference championship. Ted Scott, suffering from the after effects of a winter of sickness, could not get into his old form until about mid-season, but Dick Wulfkuhle was able to bring home the usual first in the century dashes. The fine relay teams of Wulfkuhle, Danner, Scott, and Pol- lom, who ran the half mile, and Danner, Morgan, Shoup, and Hersh, who ra11 the mile relays, could always be counted on to turn in their usual number of points in any tournament. TRACK SQUAD Top Row-Hubbell, Shaw, Davis, Scott, C. Zarker, Smith, M. Zarker, 0,Ncil, Danner, Wulfkuhle, Timbers, Hersh. Row 2-Crassick, Finney, Trapp, Shoup, Fetters, Freeman, Hardman, Shakeshaft, Hill, Christman, Mr. Pow- ers. Row 1-Denman, sr. mgr., Tyree, Morris, Edwards, Kirk, Watson, Mor- gan, Reim, Nipper, Pollom, Corkhill, jr. mgr. 49 Track and field Q ws Tope had a better year in tennis than golf. Conference ' Q a y V Z as 5 1 ooLF SQUAD Standing: Bill McElhenny, John Begert, Lee Stratton, John Martin, Sam Hepworlh. Kneeling: Bob Ballard, Charles Menninger, Basil Temple. l X o the netters, slipped thru the lingers of the golfers, tho they lowered the record two strokes. Christner hoarded the number one tennis position all season and made good use of it. The golfers' prize was the wind- blown week-end they won two tourneys, the Baker Relays and Emporia invitation. Tennis players made names for them- selves with overwhelming early season victories. Raqueteers and clubsters went into the State meet with high hopes. TENNIS SQUAD Standing--Horacek, Robinson, Pierce, Swenson, Kirchner Shoaf, Mr. Barnett. Row 2-Hudson, Erlandson, Losey Hornsby, Smith, Domingo, Burrow. Row 1-Blakely, John son, Lesslie, Lamar. SECOND SQUAD BASKETBALL TEAM Top Rnzv-W. J. Barnett, Holstrom, Shakeshafl, Ortman, Moser, Kirchner, Mr. Hadley. Second Rorv-Watson, Johnson, Morris, S d m Francom, Lowe, Lillard, student manager. Third Row-McKnaught, Dc Shon, Danner, Nippcr. Led by high scorers Ted Moser and Dick Shakeshaft, Troy's No. 2 basketball squad won nine out of 12 games played. This group, coached by C. F. Hadley, will become the nu- cleus of the 1938 Trojan varsity. In the girls' gym depart- ment a new program was followed, in it were horseback rid- ing, speed ball, and table tennis beside the usual gymnastics. Girls' sports 51 -1 I ob Qetf kde, fa '80, YxK6e, ctw -A ow -Meg 4360 40 0 'De 45005 e ooker, XD bei 0 boa-I x We 611039 0 619 'img 0 dog 'Q ' Co QIXQXSO bow Kok 'oexxec 'fa 5 K a Kxe-a 9 -ate V ., '- 2-505- efjg-XK fi, Xe-at gosh goo atv., Wa- e to 6 XS-AQ Xfxexocq, face Q dxixfneoe. 'Ybe eowods-as e-was XiwsXeeKK om 061 Koko A-aes vi eottkexbfac -aeiwkixee 39049 -a geoxixoe Been: XMLSQQXX. 'Yves Ao We Xocegdxog -agooeegoeowe NDXeo 4309 We Sckosikxssb eeeoee oi vote eetkoee -aeivik' 0 e mee 0 X Slaves in the galley Don't let this picture fool you. It is symbolic of the pleasant attitude to- ward classwork in Topekahi. Be- yond a few playful substitutions of soapflakes for cornmeal, the Boys' Homecraft class is serious-minded. It is only one of many courses in Topekahi not found in the usual high school curriculum. Its efficient, good-natured instructor is represen- tative of all the Troy teaching group. Ol fi Democracy his keyword, impartial- ity his creed. He advocates extensive student government, takes the posi- tion of principal-advisor rather than ruler. This year he was elected president of the high school sec- tion of N.E.A., he attended the con- wl N- van vention in New Orleans. Takes ad- vantage of his picture taking hobby y by sponsoring the Camera club. and dynamic, Miss e rf g, dean of girls, man- hool matters each week . , 1 . . n 1 a n r.: dozens of students on and still remain loved! Straighten- ing out programs and solving prob- lems does not dim her cheery smile. Laura L. Ewing, Dean of Girls 56 Board of education -1:-.T LT- 3 I A. J. Stout, superintendent The Topekahi student respects the school board for its tol- erationg the school board re- spects the student for not be- ing more unmanageable than he already is. Least of all does the stude understand how one can suffer being associated with more than one school. 57 - ?'UT Ten years To teacher 3 nine 'Vl 'Y 18 years superlntendent of the whole system. A long service and diilicult, but he still loves it. J. W. F. Hughes John F. Scott Ralph R. Baer Mrs. D. L. McEachron James A. McClure Mrs. Julia Kiene Work is . work and play is play, but the twain shall meet at Topekahi. Departmental duties depart from dry drudgery to discour- age discontent among duteous Trojans. Why students get gray 1117- society prize is to scientists so the National honor so- to scholars, and 80 seniors were so rewarded May 12. to Topekahi is the point system of re- to the school. To be entitled to an Honor vs. T a student must earn at least 12 points in one school year in social, academic, or athletic fields. For 1937 David Stevens leads with 24M points, followed by Jeanne Wedell with 192 and Jimmie Cook with 19. Bewarded in a different manner were Elden Janke-S5500 for a Napoleonic coach and Bob Ice-5300 for an essay on Will Rogers, the great humorist. Top Row: D. Stevens, Little, Beauchamp, Page, Pierce, Carlson, Johnson, Whittelsey, Lorenz, Collins, Swenson. Row 4: Lewis, Simpson, Adams, Paulette, Duncan, Janke, Ice, Cook, Hornsby, Horacek, Mattson, Estes, Ketchum, Rosen, Hepworth, Thompson, Anderson. Row 3: Smith, Cornwall, Aumiller, Korab, Snedeker, Clary, Vilven, Snith- meyer, Mohler, Brownfield, Chalmers, Darling, Pauley, Armstrong, Tippen, Lindell. Row 2: Shroyer, Challacombe, Boyer, Overton, Norrleen, Spencer, Alexander, Whitford, Webb, Campbell, Denney, Garcia, Bray, Dunham, Lusk, Chase. Row 1: Nash, Clark, Stafford, Forbes, Cary, Down, V. Stevens, J. Menninger, Hurd, Crook, Chaney, Strawn, Reissig, Poggemeyer, Duvall, Bennett. Absentees: Klussman, McNown, Polenek, Reed, Walker. 60 The seniors had a lively if year. They gave an elegant all necessary dignity for then refused to support a senior class party. Outwardly the class of '37 has been lacking in sentiment, but a certain gleam of their eyes tells us that they are remem- bering-the drudgery as sophomores, the middle-rank of juniors, class cutting, date breaking, feuds about college boys, and all silliness packed into two semesters. David Stevens, president Frank Burrow, v. president Harold Haney, secr. and treas. Helen Beard, social chairman Mary Louise Alexander, student council Kenneth Lewis, student council Pat Strawn, student council Top Row: ABBOTT, LORAINE - Phyllis Wheat- ley C. R., Intramural Basketball. ADAM, WALTER -Representative Council, Proctor, C-lee Club. ADAMS, HARRY--Math Club, Masque and Wig, Glee Club. ADAMS, MARIE. ADAMS, MARSENA --Opera, Revue, Glee Club. ADAMS, WILLIAM. ADDINGTON, ,IEANNE-Spanish Club, Pie Delta Pie, Proctor. ALEXANDER, MARY LOUISE- President Trojanettes, Queen All-School Party, Student Council. ALLEN, JOHN-Hi-Y. Second Row: ALLCIRE, DOROTHYiRepresenta- tive Council, Library Proctor, Honor Roll. AMS- BURY, MARJORIE-Girl Reserves, Pepperettes, Revue. ANDERSON, HERBERT - Opera, Revue, Student Council. ANDERSON, RUSSELL-Threw Letterman Football, Track, Honor Roll. APPLEBY, FAITH-Pepperettes, Basketball CConcordiaJ. APPLECATE, LYLE-Archaeology Club. ARM- STRONG, JANE-Trojaneltes, Masque and Wig, Quill and Scroll. ARMSTRONG, PAULlNE4Story Telling Club, Pie Delta Pie. ARNOLD, ROBERT -Representative Council, Debate Squad, Honor Roll. Third Row: ARTHUR, MARY-Transcription Club. ATKINSON, ALLABELLE-Phyllis Wheat- ley G. R., Opera, Revue. ATWELL, HELEN- French Club, Pepperettes. AUGUST, LOIS-Tro- janettes, Proctor, French Club. AUMILLER, JUNE -President Spanish Club, Pia Societas, Masque and Wig. AVERY, VIRGINIA. BAILEY, MAUR- INE-Pie Delta Pie, Pepperettes, Honor Roll. BAIRD, DELORA-Opera, Winner Violin Solo Contest Twice, Ensemble Club. BAKER, JANE- French Club, Pepperettes, Class Captain. Fourth Row: BARRETT, JEAN-Treasurer En- semble Club, International Club, Tutor. BAR- NETT, LORRAINE-Forensic League, Secretary Junior Class, Opera. BARTELL, CHARLES- Representative Council, Proctor, Honorable Men- tion Essay Contest. BATES, EVELYN--Opera, Good Reading Club, Sergeant-at-Arms Story Tell- ing Club. BAUER, JOSEPHINE-Art Guild, Class Captain. BEALL, PHOEBE-Spanish Class, Proc- lor. BEARD, HELEN-Trojanettes, Glee Club, Social Chairman Senior Class. BEEGHLY, BER- NICE-Girl Reserves, Pie Delta Pie, Transcription Class. BEGERT, JOHN--Trojan-Knights, Two- Letterman Golf, Quill and Scroll. Fifth Row: BELL, REX--Proctor, Revue, Class Captain. BENNETT, HELEN-Proctor, Exchange Editor World, Art Guild. BENNETT, LOIS-- Treasurer Trojanettes, Assistant Business Manager World, Sophomore Dramatic Club. BIDW'ELL, MARVEL-Trojanettes, Proctor, Junior Play. BIRT, CELIA. BIRT, MARGUERITE-Pie Delta Pie, Proctor, Tutor. BLEVINS, DOROTHY. BLOS- SOM, BERT-Honor Roll. BOATRIGHT, JACK --Stamp Club, Math Club, French Club. The Top Row: BOHNSACK, DOROTHY. BOLINGER, CLIFTON. BOON, CAROL-Pepperettes, Pia So- cietas, Girl Reserves. BORST, BETTY-Repre- sentative Council, String Ensemble, Revue. BOU- RASSA, BETTIE-Revue, Honor Roll, Proctor. BOWMAN, JIM-Scholarship, Intramural Basket- ball, Honor Roll. BOWMAN, NYLA-G.A.A., Pie Delta Pie, Boots and Saddle. BOYER, ALICE- Clef Club, Glee Club, Honor Roll. BOYLE, MAR- THA--Revue, Glee Club, Tutor. Second Row: BRANDT, RITA-Art Guild, Girl Reserves, Pepperettes. BRATTEN, FRANCES- Pepperettes, Pie Delta Pie. BRAY, GENEVIEVE -Trojanettes, Honor Roll, Revue. BREIDEN- THAL, ROBERT-Proctor, Honor Roll, Football CRiverside, Ga.j. BRINK, CARL-Vice-President Camera Club, Math Club, Representative Council. BRODERICK, DE VERE. BROSIUS, GEORGE- Class Captain, Proctor, Glee Club. BROWN, ELIZABETH-Class Captain, Honor Roll, Pepper- ettes. BROWNFIELD, ALICE CLARE-Trojam ettes, Vice-President Pie Delta Pie, Secretary Ger- man Club. Third Row: BROWNING, GLENN-Circulation Manager World, Pia Societas. BRUNER, HUGH --Honor Roll, Junior Dramatic Club, Class Cap- tain. BRUNKOW, VIRGIL-Proctor, Golf, Glee Club. BRYANT, WENDELL-Booker T Club, Ramblers' Basketball. BURDETT, GERTRUDE- Secretary Phyllis Wheatley. BURKE, EMMETT. BURKE, MASON. BURKE, SHEDRICK-Glee Club, Booker T Club, Baseball. BURROW, FRANK-Vice-President Senior Class, Student Council Representative, Senior Play. Fourth Row: BUSHEY, IMOGEN-Pepperettes, Sophomore Dramatic Club, Girl Reserves. BYRON, JACQUELYNN-Pepperettes, Pie Delta Pie, G.A.A. CAHILL, MAXINE-Representative Council, Proc- tor, Chairman Social Committee Spanish Club. CAMPBELL, JAMES-Glce Club, Opera, Play. CAMPBELL, MARY-First Vice-President Trojan- ettcs, Editor Down the Avenue, Program Com- mittee All-School Party. CANNADY, PAUL- Rcpresentative Council, Good Reading Club, French Club. CARLSON, BYRON-King All- School Party, Election Commissioner, Vice-Presi- dent Masque and Wig. CARLSON, FRANK-Rep- resentative Council Trojan-Knights, Thespians. CARPENTER, CHARLES-Small A Cappella, Proctor, International Club. Fifth Row: CASEBIER, MARY-Peppcrettes, Pie Delta Pic, Class Captain. CHALLACOMBE, FLOR- ENCE1Art Guild, Proctor, Pia Socictas. CHAL- MERS, DOROTIIY - Trojanettes, Scholarship, Sophomore Dramatic Club. CHANEY, ELIZA- BETH - Trojanettes, Pie Delta Pie, Proctor. CHASE, MAXINE-Honor Roll, Pepperettes, Pie Delta Pic. CHRISTNER, JOHN-Representative Council, Tennis, Honor T. CLARK, MARTHA LEE --Trojanettcs, Proctor, Good Reading Club. CLARY, BETTY ANN 1 Trojancttcs, Proctor, Scholarship. CLARY, KATHLEEN - Quill and Scroll, Trojanettes, Girls' Sport Editor World. QMWL WJ' Top Row: CLAYPOOL, LYLE. CLAYTON, JAMES -Vice-President, Home Shop Club, Second Place Fisher Bodies Contest, Class Captain. COCHRAN, FRANK-Clee Club, Math Club, Good Reading Club. COCHRAN, JOE -Proctor, Opera, Revue. COFFMAN, WILLA JEAN-Trojanettes, French Club, International Club. COCSWELL, RALPH- Hi-Y, Track, Future Farmers of America fSea- manj. COLCHER, BYRON-Honor Roll. COLE- MAN, JACK-Class Captain. COLLINS, ELMO- Ensemble Club, Opera, Revue. Second Row: COLLINS, HILLIARD-Representah tive Council, Football, Honor Roll. COMER, ADELINE-Phyllis Wheatley C. R., Dunbar S0- ciety. CONNELL, MARCELLA-Pie Delta Pie, Pepperettes. COOK, JIMMIE-Editor World, Quill and Scroll, Honor Roll. COOPER, MADA- LINE--Honor Roll, Athletics. CORNWALL, LEONA--Trojanettes, Representative Council, Junior Dramatic Club. COSCROVE, TOM- Masque and Wig, Secretary Trojan-Knights, Proc- tor Captain. COUCH, FRANCES-Trojanettes, Secretary-Treasurer Masque and Wig, Costume Manager Junior Play. COVEY, FRANCIS-Cheer Leader, Class Captain, Trojan-Knights. Third Row: COX, JULIA-Spanish Club, Proctor, Pepperettes. CROLL, RALPH. CROOK, JUNE- Secretary-Treasurer Thespians, Feature Editor World, Periscope Editor World. CROOKS, MAR- JORIE 1 Clef Club, Proctor, Class Captain. CROWTHER, WARREN- Class Captain, Glee Club, Hi-Y. CUMMINGS, CATHERINE-Pepper ettes, Proctor, Library Training Club. CUNNING- HAM, DORIS-String Ensemble, Representative Council, Opera. CUNNINGHAM, IRENE. CURRY, BETTY JANE--String Ensemble, Sophomore Dra- matic Club, Pie Delta Pie. Fourth Row: DARLING, JUANITA-Trojanettes, President Art Guild, Honor Roll. DAVIS, MAR- THA ELIZABETH. DAVIS, MILDRED- Pia So- cietas, Phyllis Wheatley G. R. DAVIS, WENDELL, DEAN, DORIS-President Good Reading Club, Business Staff Sunflower, Proctor. DELANEY, MAXINE-Trojanettes, Proctor, Representative Council. DE MOSS, VALEDA MAY-Phyllis Wheat- ley G. R., Large A Cappella, Christmas Pageant. DENMAN, BARBARA. DENMAN, DARWIN- Trojan-Knights, Student Manager Track, Proctor. Fifth Row: DENNEY, GRACE-Honor Roll, Span- ish Club, Tutor. DENNIS, RAYMOND-Math Club, International Club, Track. DENTON, FRANK-Proctor, Tutor, Honor Roll. DITTE- MORE, ELVAJEAN-Trojanettes, Proctor, Tutor. DODGE, RUTH-Pie Delta Pie, Girl Reserves, Pepperettes. DOOLITTLE, LONNIE. DOUGH- ERTY, SHIRLEY-Masque and Wig, Trojanettes., A Cappella. DOUGLAS, VIVIENNE--Trojanettes, Proctor, Spanish Club. DOWN, BETTY--Election Clerk, Trojanettcs, Good Reading Club. The The Top Row: DOWNIE, ELEANOR-Banquet Club. DUBACH, NOBLE-Proctor, Honor Boll, Tutor. DU BOIS, MARGARET-Phyllis Wheatley G. R. DUNCAN, BILL-President Athenian Club, Tro- jan-Knights, Masque and Wig. DUNHAM, JANE --Proctor, President Pie Delta Pie, Trojanettes. DUTTON, MARGARET-Editor '4D0wn the Ave- nue,', Alternate Student Council, Trojanettes. DUVALL, PARTHENE--President G.A.A., Secre- tary Trojanettes, Business Stall' World. DYER, MARY-Proctor, Spanish Club, Girl Reserves. EASTERDAY, DONALD-Math Club, Science Club, Band. Second Row: EDSALL, VIRGINIA. EGBERT, MARY-Spanish Club, Story Telling Club, Honor Roll. ELBRADER, ROBERT-Trojan-Knights, Proctor, Science Club. ELDRED, DONNA JEAN- Treasurer Pie Delta Pie, Glee Club, A Cappella. ERICSON, J0HN4Home Shop Club, Proctor, Glee Club. ERLANDSON, HAROLD-Proctor, Tennis Team, lllath Club. ESTES, DONALD- President Science Club, Honor Roll, Program Chairman Math Club. ETNYRE, VIRGINIA- Junior Dramatic Club, Clef Club, Athenian Club. FAIRBANK, RUTH-Secretary, G.A.A., Proctor, Trojanettes. Third Row: FAULK, LEO--Stage Manager Plays, Intralnural Basketball, Baseball. FAULK, LOR- RAINE-Honor Roll, Trojanettcs, G.A.A. FEA- KER, EDWIN--Proctor, Class Captain. FERGU- SON, MILDRED. FINK., HAROLD-Basketball. FINK, LORAINE-Good Reading Club, Class Cap- tain, Girl Reserves. FINNIE, MARY JANE-Pie Delta Pie, Girl Reserves, Proctor. FIRESTONE, SIMS--Proctor, I'Ii-Y, A Cappella. DOMINGO, FRANCIS Cgraduating with 1938 classl--Auditor Sunflower, President Junior Class, Vice-President Sophomore Class. Fourth Row: FISHER, WILLA MAE-Phyllis Wheatley' G. R. FITCH, ROMAYNE-Honor Roll, Ensemble Club, Revue. FLESHER, ELBERT. FORBES, PATSY-Secretary International Club, Trojancttes, Costume Manager Senior Play. FORE- MAN, CHARLES. FOUST, HELEN MAXINE- Honor Roll, Sophomore Dramatic Club, Junior Dramatic Club. FOX, DORIS-Pepperettes. FRANKLIN, CY 1 Trojan-Knights, Co-Captain Tennis Team, Proctor. FRAZIER, MARGARET. Fifth Row: FRENCH, ARLINE-Girl Reserves, G.A.A. FRENCH, GLEN. GADDIE, HELEN--Pia Societas, Girl Reserves, Pep Club CAntlersD. GADDIE, LLOYD. GAINES, MARJORIE ELLEN -Quill and Scroll, Alumni Editor World, Lead Senior Play. GALBRAITH, ALFRED-Honor Roll. GARCIA, RUTH-Vice-President Spanish Club, Secretary Story Telling Club, Girl Reserves. GARY, ELIZABETH-Secretary French Club, Tro- janettes, Representative Council. GATEWOOD, ROBERT-King Colored All-School Party, Presi- dent Booker T, Ramblers Basketball. Top Row: GERBERICK, ETHEL-Pepperettes, Camera Club, Pie Delta Pie. GIBSON AUBREY. GIFFORD, BARBARA-Basketball CBurlingameD. GODDARD, LLOYD-R. O. T. C. Rifle Corps, Cheer Leader, Honor Roll fLeavenw0rthj. GOR- DON, IVAN-Home Shop Club, Representative Council. GRABER, JOHN. GRAVES, NINA- Honor Roll. GRAY, MALCOLM-Thespians, Trojan-Knights, Chairman P r 0 c t 0 r System. GREENLEE, FRANCES-Proctor, String En- semble, Opera. Second Row: GREGORY, FORREST. GRICE, BONNIE-Glee Club, Vice-President Story Telling Club, Honor Roll. GRIFFIN, WALTER-Proctor, Tutor, International Club. GRIGGS, HARRY. GRIMES, HELEN. GROAT, MARIE-Pie Delta Pie, Camera Club, Pepperettes. GROFF, ROBERT -Clef Club, Ensemble Club, Honor Roll. GUT- TING, JULIAMAE-Clef Club, Masque and Wig, Opera. HALL, VIVIAN. Third Row: HAMBY, LAURA MAY-Pie Delta Pie. HANDLEY, VERA-Pepperettes, Revue. I-IANEY, DAVID. HANEY, HAROLD-Vice-Presb dent Junior Class, Secretary-Treasurer Senior Class, Proctor Captain. HANSON, ETHEL MARIE -Girl Reserves, A Cappella, Art Guild. HANSON, MARGARET-Home Economics Club CChanuteJ. HARRIS, ELDON-Athenian Club, Senior Play, Forensic League. HARRIS, JACK. HARRIS, MARCELLA-Phyllis Wheatley G. R. Fourth Row: M1-GRATH, HOWARD-Basketball Letterman. HARRIS, MARGARET. HARRIS, MILO-Honor Roll. HART, VIOLET--Revue, Glee Club. I-IASLETT, DALTON. HASTINGS, ,IEANNINE--Junior Dramatic Club, Secretary Spanish Club, Proctor. HAWES, BEATRICE-Art Guild, Pepperettes. IIAWKS, FRANK-Business Manager World, Spanish Club, Track. HAWLEY, ALBERT-Revue, Masque and Wig, All-School Play fManha1ttanD. Fifth Row: HAYES, MARILYN-Athenian Club, Junior Play and Vice-President Junior Class fHun- terj. HECKERT, ,IACQUELYN-Art Guild. HEP- WORTH, SABI--Honor Roll, Junior Dramatic Club, Ensemble Club. HERSH, GEORGE--Basket ball, Football, Track. HESS, ROBERT-Letter man Track, Stamp Club. HEW'ITT, MILTON. HILL, KENNETH-Home Shop Club, Tutor. HOAG, JULIA-Pie Delta Pie, Class Captain. HOLFORD, MARGARET-Proctor, International Club, Pepperetles. lass Top Row: HOLSTRUM, NORRIS-Basketball, Two-Letterman Football, Track. HORACEK, JACK-Football, Basketball, Track. HORACEK, LEO-Secretary Ensemble Club, Clcf Club, Opera. HORNSBY, WARREN-Basketball, Football, Opera. HOWARD, DELMAR. IIOWELL, BYRON. HOYER, EDNA-President German Club, Honor Roll, Proctor. HUBBELL, ROBERT-Masque and Wig, Junior Dramatic Club, Representative Coun- cil. HUGHES, RUTH. Second Row: HUNSAKER, PHYLLIS-Spanish Club, Girl Reserves, Girls' Glee Club CEfHnghamD. HURD, FRANCES-Trojanettes, Representative Council, Social Chairman Junior Dramatic Club. HURLE, LAURA RUTH-Small A Cappella, Re- vue, Honor Roll. ICE, ROBERT-Editor World President Quill and Scroll, Honor T. ICE, WAR- REN-Spanish Club. ILIFF, TED -Auditor World, Quill and Scroll, Representative Council. IMLAY, WALTER. JACKSON, LOUEL-Proctor, Honor Roll, Class Captain. JACKSON, RUTH- Pepperettes, G.A.A. Third Row: JANKE, ELDEN-Quill and Scroll, Auditor World, Paramount Picture Award. JAR- BOE, MILDRED-Good Reading Club, Class Captain, Transcription Class. JENKINS, MAE- Pepperettes, G.A.A. JENKINS, RAYMOND-Glee Club. JENNINGS, MARGARET- Representative Council, International Club, Tutor. JENNINGS, RALPH-Archaeology Club. JENSEN, FRANCES -Girl Reserves, G.A.A. JENSEN, BOB. JOHN- SON, LARRY-Trojan-Knights, Secretary Sun- flower, Honor Roll. Fourth Row: JOHNSON, MALINDA. JOHNSON, MILDRED-Math Club, Pcpperettes. JOHNSON, NEIL-Football, Basketball, Representative Coun- cil. JOHNSON, ROBERT STONE - Program Chairman Hi-Y, Proctor, String Ensemble. JOHN- SON, WALDON-lllath Club, Class Captain, Home Shop Club. JONES, JANE ELLEN-Clee Club, Debate Squad, Girl Reserve fEmporiaJ. JONES, SAM-Basketball. KARNS, GRACE-Pie Delta Pie. KELLER, RALPH-President Student Coun- cil, Junior Student Council, Cheer Leader. Fifth Row: KERNS, JACK. KETCHUM, KEN- NETH -- Trojan-Knights, Proctor, Math Club. KING, JOSEPHINE--Phyllis Wheatley C. R., Dunbar Society. KITTELL, DORIS-Trojanettes, Girls' Sport Editor World, Social Chairman Span- ish Club. KLUSSMAN, JEAN-Vice-President En- semble Club, First Place National Flute Contest, Opera. KOCH, RICHARD. KOHLSCHREIBER, RUTH-German Club, Proctor, Pie Delta Pie. KORAB, JOAN-Trojanettes, Honor Roll, Pro- gram Chairman Clef Club. LANE, CLARENCE. Baxpwia UVNKA. Top Row: LANE, SARAH-Phyllis Wheatley G.R., Dunbar Society. LARKINS, MILTON-Science Club, Camera Club, Clee Club. LATTIMORE, MACK-Masque and Wig, Business Staff Sun- flower, Trojanettes. LAVIN, GLADYS. LEDCER- WOOD, HOWARD-Staff Photographer Sun- flower, School Play, Glee Club. LESTER, IRA. LEWIS, HAROLD. LEWIS, KENNETH--Editor Sunflower, President Junior Class, Student Coun- cil Representative. LEWIS, WILLIAM-Trojam Knights, Masque and Wig, Representative Council. .'ff, ' 4 Second Row: LINDELL, DONNA-Club Editor World, Masque and Wig, Quill and Scroll. LIN- QUIST, EARLE. LITTLE, JAMES-Major Part School Play, Trojan-Knights, Honor Roll. LLOYD, ANNA JEAN-Sophomore Dramatic Club, Pep- perettes, Pie Delta Pie. LOO, LAVON-President Clef Club, Music Scholarship, Girls' Trio. LO- RENZ, KERMIT-Clef Club, Honor Roll, Proc- tor. LOWE, PEARL--Science Club, Pepperettes, Transcription Class. LUNDQUIST, LEE-Foot ball, Basketball, Proctor. LUNGSTRUM, AR- LOND. Third Row: LUSK, BERNICE-Program Chair- man Pie Delta Pie, Conference Chairman Girl Re- serves, Class Captain. LYNN, KENNETH. MAC- DONALD, ROLAND. MALLORY, RUSSELL. MANION, VIROLA-Trojanettes, Honor Roll, Proctor. MANN, EDITH--Trojanettes, Small A Cappella, Proctor. MARCY, ERNEST-Junior Press Club, International Club, Proctor. MARCY, ERNESTINE. MARSH, BERNICE-Proctor, Pep- perettes. Hi A Raed R . Wu- um, M95 SOME seo., ICCGS LCM Lllwgc QKUXQ kwhqeffi- we Y CD4 self 550,614 gf-fffw 'W' Fourth Row: MARSH, WILLIAM-President Archaeology Club, Math Club, Radio Club. MAR- TIN, DOROTIIY-Pie Delta Pie, Revue, Band. MARTIN, JAMES-Hi-Y, Intramural Sports, Air- plane Club. MARTIN, JOHN-Golf squad, Class Captain, Hi-Y. MARTIN, LOREEN-Girl Rc- servcs, Class Captain. MARTIN, VIRGINIA- Boots and Saddle Club, International Club, Pep- perettes. MARTINEZ, CHARLES - President Spanish Club, Glee Club, Opera. MATHES, GRACEiPie Delta Pie, Class Captain. MATH- EWS, LORRAINE-Pie Della Pie, Proctor, Pep- perettcs. Fifth Row: MATTSON, ARTHUR-Math Club, Science Club, Honor Roll. MATTSON, TED-- Home Workshop Club, Honor Roll. MAYER, CATHERINE-Clef Club, Honor Roll, Class Edi- tor Annual fDuluth, Minn.j MAZE, MARY- Class Captain, Girl Reserves, Pie Delta Pie. MEADE, EVELYN-President French Club, Tro- janettes, Proctor. MELTIS, ELAINE. MENNIN- GER, JULIA--Masque and Wig, Secretary Point System, Trojanettes. MICHAEL, GLENN-Prom tor, Track Letter, Trojan Peppers. MILLER, ADA. The Top Row: MILLER, BARBARA-Proctor, French Club, Girl Reserves. MOHLER, SARAI-String Ensemble, Clef Club, Scholarship. MONTHEY, LUCILLE--Trojanettes, International Club, Pie Delta Pie. MONTGOMERY, ROMA-Proctor, Pie Delta Pie, Girl Reserves. MOORE, LA RUE. MOORE, PAUL. MOORE, RALPH-Glee Club, Proctor, Debate Squad. MORAND, RALPH. MOREHEAD, BETTY-String Ensemble, Sopho- more Debate Squad, Tutor. Second Row: MORGAN, BROWDER. MORRI- SON, LOUISE-Tutor, Boots and Saddle Club, Girl Reserves. MORSE, NADINE-Basketball CSeamanj. MORSE, THEODORE--Proctor,Span- ish Club, Opera. MOSS, DRUIS-Secretary Booker T Club, Ramblers Basketball. MUCK, MAXINE-Honor Roll, Glee Club, G.A.A. CPhil- lipsburgj. MUELLER, DELORES 1 Pepperettes. MUMMERT, LAUREN. MUNSEL, EDITH-Pie Delta Pie, G.A.A., Class Captain. Third Row: MYRICK, DOROTHY-G.A.A. Mc- CART, EUGENE4Seience Club. McCART, ROB- ERT. MCCAULEY, BETTY BEE. MCCLENNY, LORRAINE-Treas. Pie Delta Pie. MeGINNIS, ALICE-Pepperettes, Pie Delta Pie. McNEAL, ASHTON-Pia Societas, Proctor, Assistant Sport Editor World. MCNEISH, LAVONNE-Pie Delta Pie, Girl Reserves. McNOWN, BERNARD-Clef Club, Piano Solo Contest Winner, Honor Roll. e N N I Fourth Row: McNUTT, ERNESTINE-Math Club, Pie Delta Pie. McPABTLING, TESSIE-Honor Roll, Tutor. NAPUE, ABERCROMBIE. NASH, IIELEN-Pic Delta Pie, Honor Roll, Girl R0- scrves. NASII, LA REINE-Honor T, Masque and Wig., Trojanettcs. MULLIN, MILES--Athenian Club. NEIL, PATRICIA-Representative Council, Proctor, Class Editor Sunflower. NELSON, IIIL- DECARD-Proctor, Pepperettcs. NELSON, JEAN --Masque and Wig, Secretary-Treasurer Sopho- more Class, Thespians. ffpu-f'-Ls... 1 Fifth Row: NELSON, BACHAEL-Trojanetles, Proctor, Pia Societas. NELSON, ROBERT-Revue, Tutor, President Spanish Club. NELSON, THEO- DORE-Quill and Scroll, News Editor World, Business Manager World. NESKE, BETTY-Cen man Club. NESKE, MARINE. NEWMAN, MARIE -Cul Editor World. NICHOLS, VERA-Secrm tary-Treasurer Archaeology Club, Pia Societas, Pie Delta Pie. NICIIOLSON, HELEN-Dunbar So- ciety, Phyllis Wheatley C. B. NIMS, FRED- Science Club, Basketball. Top Row: NINEMIRES, CENEVIEVE--Editor High School Happenings, Clee Club, Small A Cap- pella. NORDEEN, PATRICIA1News Editor World, Picture Editor Sunflower, Ensemble Club. NORMAN, WOODROW -- Trojan-Peppers, Hi-Y, Math Club. NORVELL, LAWRENCE-Represen- tative Council, Science Club, Ensemble Club. O'DELL, VERNON-Hi-Y. OFFEN, CHARLES- Stamp Club, Track, Basketball. OFFEN, MARETA -Secretary-Treasurer Science Club, Transcription Class, Pepperettes. OFFICER, FRED-Manager Golf Team, Revue, Proctor. O'CARA, MAURICE -Circulation Manager World, Class Captain, Honor Roll. Second Row: OLIN, HELEN-Opera, Revue, A Cappella. OLIVER, HILDA--President Phyllis Wheatley C. R., President Dunbar Society. OLIVER, JOHN-Basketball, National Band Con- test, A Cappella. ORR, MARY-Transcription Class, Class Captain, Pepperettes. OSBORNE, JUANITA. OSBORN, MARJORIE-Spanish Club, Pie Delta Pie, Proctor. OVERTON, SUE ANN- Trojanettes, Quill and Scroll, Club Editor Sun- flower. OYLER, ERMA-Class Captain. PACE, ALMA LILY. 79 Third Row: PAGE, BOB-Sports Stall' World, Circulation Manager Sunflower, Trojan-Knights. PALMER, JEAN-Trojanettes, Secretary Girl Re- serves, Honorable Mention Honor T. PARKS, RACHEL-Opera, Revue, Clarinet Quartet. PART- LOWE, PARKER-Junior Dramatic Club, Foren- sic League, Revue. PAULETTE, BOB - Senior Play, Trojan-Knights, Masque and Wig. PAULEY, JUNE MARIE - Trojanettcs, Honor T, Feature Editor World. PEALE, HELEN-Story Telling Club, Pie Delta Pie, Transcription Class. PERRY, LOUIS E.--Trojan-Knights, Senior Play, Proctor. PERRY, LOUIS W7.-Trojan-Knights, Junior Dra- matic Club, Pia Societas. Fourth Row: PETERSON, RALPII. Pl-IELPS, MANUEL-Stamp Club, Class Captain. PIERCE, DON-Vice-President Sophomore Class, Captain Football Team, Class Captain. PITT, LE ROY- Honor Roll, Tutor, Trojan-Knights. POGGE- MEYER, DOROTHY-Vice-President G.A.A., Alumni Editor World, Trojanettcs. POLENEK, KORDULA-Honor T, Representative Council, Scholarship. POPE, RAYMOND--Honor Roll. PRICE, EVELYN--Vice-President French Club, Representative Council, Secretary-Treasurer Fresh- man Class CToledo, Ohioj. PURKEY, IRENE- Pie Delta Pie, Pepperettes. Fifth Row: RAINEY, DORALINE. RAMSEY, MARY-Pia Societas, Archaeology Club, Proctor. REASER, VERNON. REECE, EVELYN. REECE, LESLIE. REED, MARIAN-Clef Club, Honor T, Honor Roll. REESE, MERRILL. REES, RUTH- Class Captain, Proctor, Pie Delta Pie. REID, EVELYN. The Top Row: REID, JUNE-Honor Roll, Proctor, G.A.A. REID, LORRAINE-Secretary Spanish Club, Proctor, Transcription Class. REIMANN, MARVIN-Home Shop Club. REISSIG, GEORG- IANA--Trojanettes, Student Council Representa- tive, President Glee Club. REYER, JACK. RICH- ARDS, HELENE-Quill and Scroll, Column Editor World, A Cappella. RICHARDSON, ELSIE- Archaeology Club, Opera, Class Captain. RIGGIN, BLANCHE-Pie Delta Pie, G.A.A., Pepperettes. ROBINSON, MARSHALL -- Basketball, Football, Tennis. Second Row: ROBINSON, ROBERT. ROEI-IRIG, DANA-President Thespians, Proctor Captain, Junior Play. ROEHRIG, GEORGE-French Club, Aviation Club, Proctor. ROSEN, DEAN-Honor T., Junior Play, Thespians. ROSENGREN, LOIS. ROSS, FLORENCE--Pie Delta Pie, Story Telling Club, Spanish Club. ROWLAND, MARYNELL-- Trojanettes, Junior Dramatic Club, Honor Roll. ROYER, DICK-Football, Track, Opera. RUN- YON, MARY KATHERINE-Revue, A Cappella, Glee Club. Third Row: RUTLEDGE, BETTY-Secretary Treasurer Camera Club, Girl Reserves, Pic Delta Pie. SAMS, MARY-Secretary-Treasurer G.A.A., Pie Delta Pic, Transcription Class. SANDEFFER, EVA-Proctor, Sophomore Dramatic Club, Class Captain. SARGENT, MAXINE--Pie Delta Pie, Story Telling Club, G.A.A. SAWYER, TOM- Trojan-Knights, Assistant Auditor Sunflower, Honor Roll. SAYLES, BERNICE-Phyllis Wheat- ley G. R. SCAMELL, RALPH-Trojan-Knights., Masque and Wig, Opera. SCIIOONOVER, LOUISE --Representative Council, Opera, Revue. SCOTT, JOHN-President Booker T Club, Student Man- ager Ramblers Basketball, Dunbar Society. Fourth Row: SEELEY, ELMER--Basketball, Foot- ball, Track. SENNE, CLYDE--Trojan-Peppers, Golf, Class Captain. SENNE, ELMER-Home Shop Club, Safety Club, Proctor. SENOGLES, WILLIADI-Art Guild, Glee Club, Class Captain. SHAFFER, DORIS--Clee Club, Opera, Revue. SHANK, GEORGE--Junior Dramatic Club, Repre- sentative Council, International Club. SHAW, GENEVIEVE-Pepperettes, S p a n i s h C l u b . SHEETZ, JACK-Football Letterman, Class Cap- tain. SHEHI, LOIS-Proctor, Class Captain, Base- ball. Fifth Row: SHEPHERD, DOROTHY-Pie Delta Pie. SHIDELER, MARGARET-Trojanettes, Good Reading Club, Camera Club. SHIDELER, ROB- ERT-Glee Club, Aviation Club, Hi-Y. SHIRLEY, ARCH-Junior Diplomats, Treasurer Science Club, Honor Roll. SHOCKLEY, CHARLES-Debate Squad, Class Captain, Honor Roll. SHROYER, MARGARET-Honor T, Senior Debate Squad, Glee Club. SHUCK, RALPH-Basketball, Football, Track. SIMPSON, ALBERT-Treasurer Trojan- Knights, Sophomore Dramatic Club, Honor Roll. SLIGAR, GLEN. Top Row: SMALLEY, DOROTHY--Business Staff World, Dance Director All-School Party, Proctor. SMITH, ALBERTA-Queen Colored All-School Party, President Phyllis Wheatley G. R., Secretary Dunbar Society. SMITH, WILLIAM. SMITH- MEYER, LYDIA-Pia Societas, Opera, German Club. SNEDEKER, METTA-Trojanettes, Proctor, Spanish Club. SOURWINE, ROY-Home Shop Club, Proctor, Honor Roll. SPENCER, RUTH- Trojaneltes, Quill and Scroll, Faculty Editor Sun- flower. SPIEGEL, CHARLES-Opera, Basketball, Football. STAFFORD, BARBARA - Trojanettes, Proctor, Junior Dramatic Club. Second Row: STAGE, VIRGINIA-Art Guild, Third Prize American Legion Poster Contest. STALEY, JEAN-Lead Junior Play, President Masque and Wig, Trojanettes. STARK, HAR- WOOD-Hi-Y, Proctor, Band. STEELE, JACK- QUELEAN-Trojanettcs, Pie Delta Pie, Girl Re- serves. STENGER, LE ABTA--Girl Reserves, Transcription Class. STEPHENS, LESTER. STEV- ENS, DAVID-President Senior Class, President Trojan-Knights, Lead Senior Play. STEVENS, VIRGINIA-Trojanetles, President Pia Societas, Treasurer Girl Reserves. STEWAR'l', CHARLES- Masque and Wig, Proctor, Junior Dramatic Club. M Fourth Row: SUMNER, RANDOLPH 1 Track, Revue. SWECKER, ELSIE MAE 1 Trojanettes, Forensic League, Honor T. SWENSON, THAYNE -Two-Letterman Tennis, Sport Editor World, Honor T. TAGGART, ESTHER-Trojanettes, Award National Scholastic Art Contest, Art Editor Sunflower. TALBOT, GEORGE. TAYLOR, LA- VERNE. TEMPLE, WAYNE. TEMPLETON. JOELLA. THOMPSON, LESLIE-Debate Squad, Honor T, Scholarship. Fifth Row: TIBBS, DE LLOYD-President En- eil, Sophomore Dramatic Club fLincoln, Nebr.j. TIPPIN, ESTHER-President Pie Delta Pie, Tro- janettes, Honor T. TODD, CLELL. TOWNSEND, MARY LOU-Proctor, Pepperettes, Exchange Edi- tor World. TRAPP, RAY-Letters Track and Football, Basketball, Glee Club. TURNER, HER- SCIIELL-Secretary Booker T Club, Dunbar So- ciety, Basketball. TURNER, WILMA-Transcrip- tion Class, Girl Reserves, Trojanettes. TUTT, ELIZABETH--Vice-President Story Telling Club, Representative Council, Program Chairman Arch- aeology Club. Third Row: STEWART, IIERBERT-Proctor, Honor Roll, Band. STONESTREET, ELIZABETII -Phyllis Whezltlmwy G. R. STOVER, ARTHUR- Basketball, Football, Baseball. STRANBERG, DEAN. STRATEMEYER, VIRGINIA. STRAWN, PATSY-Student Council Representative, Vice- President Glee Club, Junior Dranlatic Club. STRICKLEN, GENEVA-Pia Societas, Proctor, First Prize Candy Contest. STRUNK, LOIS-Pie Delta Pie, Story Telling Club, Pepperettes. SUD- DARTII, ERMA--Proctor, Pia Societas, String En- semble. semble Club, Glee Club, Opera. TIMBERS, FRA- NELL-Good Reading Club, Representative Coun- Top Row: TUTTLE, PAUL-Basketball. TYREE, CECIL--Junior Diplomats, Letterman Track, Math Club. UNDERWOOD, ALFRED-Opera, Revue, Glee Club. UNCERER, GRACE--Repre sentative Council, Spanish Club, Honor Roll. VAN CAMP, BETTY. VAN VLECK, HAROLD. VEAL, JUANITA -- Vice-President Sophomore Class, Cheer Leader, Major Part School Play fMaplc Hillj. VERNER, DOROTHY. VESPER, LOR- RAINE-Art Guild, Pepperettes. Second Row: VICKLAND, MARGARET. VIER- GEVER, DONALD 1 Representative Council, Honor Roll, Clee Club CRossvillej. VILVEN, DOROTHY-Honor Roll, Transcription Class. VINCENT, CAROLEE-Masque and Wig, Junior Dramatic Club, Pep Club COverbrookj. VOGEL, PAULINE-Pia Societas, Honor Roll, Pepperettes. VORSE, HARVEY--Hi-Y, Clee Club, School Plays CWilseyD. WALKER, LA DEEN--Pie Delta Pie. WALKER, JANNEY-Quill and Scroll, Co-Editor Sunflower, Secretary G o o d Reading Club. WALKER, ROBERTA-Masque and Wig, Trojan- ettes, Periscope Editor World. Third Row: WALLACK, VlRCINIA- Clef Club, Glee Club, Honor Roll. WALTERS, LAWRENCE --President International Club, Proctor Captain, Representative Council. WALTERS, NORMAN- Math Club. WARREN, BETTY-Representative Council, Class Captain, Pie Delta Pie. WASH- BURN, MARY-Lead Senior Play, Clee Club, For- ensic League. WATSON, EVELYN-Girl Reserves, Clee Club, Spanish Club. WEBB, MAXINE- Honor Roll, President Story Telling Club, Presi- dent Spanish Club. WEBBER, ISLA-Girl Re- serves, G.A.A. WEIL, IRVIN--Transcription Class. Fourth Row: WEINKAUFF, LA VERNA-'I'ram Seriplion Class. WEI,B0llN, TED-Ili-Y. WELLS, BARBARA-Pic Delta Pio, Girl Reserves, Class Captain. WIIATLEY, CEIIALDINE-Tutor, Story Telling Club, Art Guild. WHELAN, WAYNE- Trojan-Knights, Glee Club, Provtor Captain. WHITE, LILLIAN-Cleo Club, Program Junior- Senior Prom, Revue. WIIITEGON, FORREST- Provtor, Home Shop Club, IIi-Y. WIIITESIDE, DIIIKTCHIIICYH Club, Math Club, Stamp Club. WHITFORD, MIRIAM--Trojanettes, Junior Dra- nlatic Club, Proctor. I A-I - 1'1 . J 4 'A . I ff! Fifth Row: WHITTELSEY, JERRY-Honor Roll, Representative Council, Honor T. WILCOX, LELA MAE-Pie Delta Pie. WILLARD, BILL-Secrm tary Foreign Correspondence International Club. Pia Societas, Math Club. WILLIAIVIS, HAR- RIETTE. WILLIAMSON, LILLIAN--Property Manager Senior Play, Trojanettes, Masque and Wig. WILSON, ALICE BELL. WILSON, LAKIN. WILSON, PEGGY-Proctor, Class Captain, Editor High School Happenings. WINCATE, FRANCES -Spanish Club. W Top Row: WHITCOMB, LESLIE-Basketball, A Cappella, Honor Roll CLake View High School, Chicagoj. WISEGABVER, HARALD-Athenian Club, Original Oratory, News Editor World. WOOLPERT, BRUCE-Vice-President Ensemble Club, Opera, Proctor. Second Row: WORRALL, FREDERICK-Opera, Boys' Quartet, Small Ensemble. WRAY, BILL- Business Manager Sunflower, Vice-President Inter- national Club, Representative Council. VVRICHT, CHARLES-President Stamp Club, Proctor, En- semble Club. Third Row: WRIGHT, LESLIE-Holne Room Representative, Revue, Pia Societas. YENSEN, BRUCE-Aviation Club. YOUNCDOFF, TED. Club, Clee Club. CHAMP, ED-Vice-President Hi-Y, International Wyo.j, Drill Team CThermopolis, Wyo.j. BEAU- Fourth Row: McGRA'I'H, HOWARD-Letter in Basketball, Football, Clce Club. McCREATH, BETTY-Proctor, Student Council CWorland, Fifth Row: HOCKETT, FOSTER-Football, 4-H Livestock Judging Championship of Missouri, President Sophomore Class fNortheast High School, Kansas City, MoJ SHERMAN, JIM- Opera, Clef Club, Proctor. TABER, RAYMOND- Hi-Y Basketball, Baseball. The Senior Class Some teach snaps, some teach killers. Some are high graders, some give what is deserved. Some laugh at their own jokes, the most ex- pect you to. But we say you can't go wrong. Departments Nellie Ansel Crace Bixler Elizabeth Culver Mabel Fry Berenice Fuller Ruth Crandon Mary Hopkins Rosella Kerr Mabel Kingsley Verna Nims Harriet Tomson Annette Webb English faculty Altho English is the first and only language most To- pekahi students ever learn to speak, it takes the tire- less efforts of 12 teachers these days to teach them to speak it right. Not iinishing the task in four ter they hopefully top off with rhetoric, short story freedom in reading. Miss Bixler, chairman IS s c E Carmie Wolfe q 5 . 5 -,1 ceeding Miss Wolfe, this year on a leave : I ...il YJ- 4 LI a n s Caroline Morse Marie Crawford Helen Green th fenhqulet sanctuaries in the length and ' ff 'f .3 X t opekahi is the library. Its atmosphere 3 ' 'g - 1, ,.. , 1-A X-S a' .. - careful, vi ilant attention to detail. S This changing world! Under the leadership of 12 in- structors, students learn to interpret events as they hap- pen in terms of events that have passed. So important are social studies considered that every student must make a major or a minor in this department which con- stitutes an important phase in the school curriculum. Social science Maude Bishop Mary Davis H Ethel Frizell P. B. Graves Chas. F. Hadley J. Edmund Maver Maud Hulse Mildred O'Meara Annabel Pringle Robena Pringle Amy Swenson Georgina Bleakley Edna Austin Bernice Boyles Alma Calvert Esther Kingman D Iva Oman Carl P. Snyder Minnie Stewart Time was when every student, however unmathematic- ally minded, had to take algebra and geometry. Now, altho not a day of math is required, enough students elect courses to keep seven teachers busy with crowded classes where genius and poor receive equal rights. Art work from Topckahi is to travel about the 'i'i. Zi:- ...til try next year ln the Scholast1c's natlonal exhlbit. Q H .::'..':::' The ls' department took about all honors possible l - q a.. eech and drama rank tops, as always. 2.1 l U :..I F L- J 'J Kenneth H. Meyers Ruth Stout David T. Lawson ri' Laura Hanley Fayeben Wolfe Irene DeMun Q 4 h and fine arts i i l 9 F 9 9 J' 90 Ella P. True Bessie Boughton Winston Schowengerdt Marie Olson 11 U. 1.0 Study age Study halls-long narrow rooms where peace maintain an atmosphere of quiet. virtues: every student has one-unless a tor. Food apparently speaks an international for Pia Societas this year staged a ritzy Roman banquet, Los Alareonistas put on a Spanish banquet, and Le Cercle Francais held a tea. German club did no eating in public, but Mrs. Fudge's room boasted a typi- cal German cooky house during Christmas season. Ruth Burkholder Olive Collins Merle Fowler Rachel Fudge Jean Robertson Nelle C. Terrill Virginia Welty y , M' L 051 91 MJ ,543 Ellen Campbell P. W. Chamness C. A. Hays Albert H. Winter Katherine A. Tucker Ora McMillan Pauline Lair J. H. Hoehner Fred R. Powers Industrial arts and comm as shows, teas, hobby clubs, Free Fair prizes- 1n making things. Shops, drawing rooms, oratorles have the latest model equipment. 3 4 L1 ' ' i 9. V Q, F' A f X tangible evidences of the keen interest Topekahi I 1. 4 I B I - as - - 99 . ! ' 1, 1 O o . sente s are welcome in typing classes at the start of each term, since each means one more machine for a waiting student. Also welcome are Mr. Dice's jokes. F. A. McCoy A. R. Seaman Evelyn McCauley E. L. Fink Rida Duckwall John E. Lund Sol Dice W. J. Barnett E. Fredericka Beal, nurse Milicent Hosmer Mildred Huddleston E. B. Weaver Physical education If Topekahi students are exceptionally supple and sturdy, much of the credit belongs to the physical edu- cation department. In the required year of science, botany and biology students study landscaping, for- estry, insects, plant and animal structure. Physics and 4 chemistry fans travel a hard road for a glimpse of mechanics, thermometry, sound, electricity, light. E. : F' 17' - 1' 'f ,.9 Lloyd W. Chambers James Dickson J. W. Jones SX,-,X Q Grace Wolcott Ruth Phillips Abigail McElroy I -Q Q'-I Q 3 N s 3 ' R2 5 93 Neosho Fredenherg, cafeteria director Francis Domingo, president Bud Place, v. president Mary Jean Meyers, secr. and treas. Phyllida Whitcomh, social chairman Bobby Jean Carroll, student council Joe Logan, student council Bob McCandliss, student council Juniors To continue an accepted tradition in an original man- ner is always a cantankerous problem. How thus to present the Junior-senior prom perplexed junior offi- cers for weeks until MFiddlc', Whitcomb's brainspring ended their jitters fsee page 27D. Thruout the school in prom time there is usually no more busy person than the junior prez. Not so 1937. Franny Domingo had the mumps. President Bob Eidson had no such re- prieve. At the end of the year the laugh was on the seniorsg they could not get 150 classmen to a party. Sophomores Bob Eidson, president Charles Menninger, v. president Marjorie Jean Armantrout, secr. and treas. Marjorie Alexander, social chairman Ceorgianna Cummings, student council Bob Kirchner, student council Betty Reed, student council 94 Departmental clubs Phyllis Wheally Top Row-Osborne, Bailey, Burdette, Harris, Comer, Sayles, E. Stonestreet, J. Stonestreet, Graves. Row 3 -B. Jones, Hickman, Thompson, Jackson, Anderson, Stanley, Henderson, Moore, Evans. Row 2-Belcher, Sadler, N. Jones, Speed, Davis, Aleen Smith, Johnson, Cowans, Danforth, Sims. Row 1-Alberta Smith, D. Jones, Hickman, Nicholson, Duke, Atkinson, Taylor., Napue, Watson, Abbott, Bean. Booker T Left to Right--Abercrombie Napue, treasurer, John J. Scott, chief executive, Robert Catewood, president, Druis Moss, secretary, Oliver Brown, vice president. .4 Hi-Y Top Row---Fenton, Beverly, Foulks, Leach, Rugger, Mize, Heald, Brown, Davis, Hall, Rigby, R. Shoaf, Buchanan, Stinson, Snook, Neiswanger, Gentry, De Shon, M. Johnson, Edmisten, D. Potts. Row 6- Downie, Clark, Johns, Stephens, Kirchner, Stickley, Diehl, Stroud, Dahlstrom, Dunham. Row 5-French, Cookinham, King, Keast, Kilmartin, Wolfe, D. Smith, Catron, Quell, Beauchamp, Talbot, Norvall. Row 4- Du Charm, Trotter, A. Shoaf, Wehe, Willard, Lesslie, Hodges, Bartlett, Hudson, Norman, Cogswell, Har- rington, Firestonc, Dougherty. Row 2-S. Johnson, J. Martin, T. Martin, Temple, Sprinkle, Menninger, Feaker, McClure, Ninemires, Palmer, W. Smith, Lines, Place. Row 1-Moser, Pearson, Gessell, Mr. Dice, R. S. Johnson, Bowman, Cobbe, R. Snook. Girl Reserves Top Row--Groat, Buetcr, Crum, Olson, Rubottom, Close, Armantrout, Smithmeyer, Whipple, Mann, Morrison, Murrow, Lindell. Row 4-Rutledge, Mont- gomery, Eyth, May, Weigzlnd, Carlson, Deever, Bow- ling, Cordon, Armstrong, Brown, Harris, Wells, Lemert, Collins, Kingman. Row 3-Reed, Burg, Tillotson, Runyon, Bennett, Spencer, Cannady, Dar- ling, Taggart, Huebner, Howell, Anderson, Lichten- stader, Higgs, Stephens, lVlerillat. Row 2iJohnson, Isaacson, Ripley, Martin, De Pui, Fegert, Cerwin, Daneke, Johanson, Tippin, Jones, Osborne, Larson, Briar, Hoehner, Stevens. Row 1-Palmer, Sholander, Lattimore, Timbers, Finney, Moser, Lawrence, Men- ninger, Howell, Burkhardt, Miss Swenson, Dunham, Wedell, Stickley, Maupin, Richards, Smith. Athenian Top Row-Einstein, Kilmer, Crallhalu, Richardson, Wisegarvczr, Cowgill, Duncan, Snyder. Row 3-Slade, Nash, Dunagin, Tholupson, Mr. Mayer, Eldon, Fisher, Merillat, Evers. Row 2-Graber, Il. Montgomery, Haynes, Buck, W'eigand, Wrz1y', Milam, Traulwcin, Snedeker, Barnett, Gary. Row 1-Hamilton, B. Mont- gomery, Edmisten, Willi3lllS0ll, lllaupin, Ellis, Powers, Boon, Aumiller, Shroyer. I Good Reading Top Row-Barber, Bures, Smith, Pinot, Cochran, Carlson, Keller, Neiswanger. Row 3-Fivecoat, Dut- ton, Jarlme, Koralr, Riley, Kccling, May, Logan, Stickley, Whittfomh, lfirestona-. Row Zmfilllllllllghillll, Maupin, Bates, Timbers, lllack, Wlilliams, Shideler, Heaton, Swearingen, Nlartin, Weidlillg, Sholanrler. Row 1-Baker, Fink, Dean, Christy, lsaaeson, Ripley, Veale, Neiswinter, Shaffer, Clark, Carroll, Mont- gomery. Q Mr 2 C 1 5 is 3 International At Desk-Forbes, Wzllters. Top Row-Shoaf, Whit- tclscy, Arnold, Lewis E. Perry, Wray, Kittrell, Mc- Cullough, Hart, Willzlrd, Dougherty, Shank, Snook. Row 4-Dennis, Colcller, Swenson, Brink, Tilghman, Beauchamp, Thonlpson, Marcy, J. Carson, B. Carson, Wright, Hodges. Row 3-Baldry, Deever, Sprinkle, McElhenny, Du Charm, Iliff, Tillotson, Boon, ,len- nings, Anderson, Scott, Partlowe. Row 2--Barrett, Drown, Stevens, Armstrong, Martin, Ninemires, Rich- ards, Kietzman, Stratton, Halford, Little, Cornish. Row 1-Menninger, Rigby, Bourassa, Bearg, Moser, Cartlidge, Stewart, Callaway, Johns, Erickson, Greene. Story Telling Top Row-Klein, Baird, llleycr, Palluer, Sudduth, Miss Tomson, Garcia. Row 2-Miss llulse, Flory, Larkins, Stephens, Roscbrough, Whitwzlm. Row 1- Tutt, Davidson, Duel, Smith, Ross, Bates, Page. Spanish Top Row-Miss Collins, Aumill cvl' , Chalmers, Coates, Kittell. Martinez, Ki-Ich lllll , Wviugate, Nl flll r Qfzl l, llill. Row 34Faulk., Osborn, Douglas, Cox, lVIclVlillan, llowe, Menich, T1-rp, Trinidad. Row 2-McCauley, P. G: ll'1f ia, Fairllank, Wlaike, lllelfnlire, Novo Cradac, Forsell, Johanson, Miss Fowler, Mins Wlelly. Row 1- Alonzo, R. Carcia, T 12ll er, Wlarshall, Ross, Schoonovcr, Beall, Il llllllllm- ll, Acker lxlzlll , De Arlnand. French Top Row-Du Charm, Saul, Corkllill, McDermott, Cannady, Boalright, Bartlett, Fr a-l14f h. Row 2-Cary, Price, Hughes, L. August, Atwell, Deever, McConnell, Dittemore, Lawrence, Coll' liiall 1. Row 1-Mrs. Terrill, Miller, Jones, Mock, Cook, D. August, Sloop, Neil, Northrup, Bowman. YI' n V Al 1 ' Xlllllxyvl .il ,x 5 1 German Top Row-Brownfield, Howell, Blu-ter, Neske, llin- shaw, Pcllcrson. Row 2- Callaway, lllenningcr, Kohlschreibcr, Johnson, SII1lll'llll8y1'I', Aflanl. Row 1 -lloyer., Boyer, Knapp, Mathewsou, W'clch. At Rear -Mrs. Fudge. Pia Sociefus Top Row-Cesscll, Perry, French, Nagle, Williailils. Row 3-Hculrner, Morrisoil, Loveless, Armstrong, Miss Robertson, Stevens, Hamilton, T. Iliff, Mechcm, Palmer. Row 2-Wlatson, Erickson, Howell, K. Iliff, Colmery, Firestone, Stephens, Finney, Buck, Cook. Row 1-Logan, Jones, Vogel, Roglitz, Horner, Rob- inson, Richards, W cigand, Lemert. dialixwld 91 Rfb M.-nm i4,,4f 'iW Clef Top Row-Johnson, Christner, Christie, Kenyon, Horner, B. Duncan, Adams, Nagle, Korab. Row 2 -Mayer, Klussman, Lamar, Mathewson, Reed, Van Ness, Shroyer, Barnett, Skidmore, Palmer, Murrow. Row 1-Boyer, Nelson, Wallack, Cutting, Loo, Miss De Mun, Haynes, Firestone, Smith, M. Duncan. Ari' Guild Top Row-Hcckert, McFerran, Stage, Simpson, Wzlshhllrll, Manion, Bcrgquist, Cinder, Bauer. Row 1 TCh2lll1ll!0llllll!, Taggart, Smithmcyer, Granger, Darling, Miss llanlcy, Wfhatley, Horton, Ilawes. G. A. A. Top Row-Thompson, Riddle, Casebier, Sargent, Stewart, Reed, Callahan, Rubottom, Bothwell, Mann, Wisemazl, James. Row 2-Conner, Tcw, Horstman, Duncan, Cordon, Fairbank, McGrath, Ulrich, Eyth, Riggin, Van Es, Anderson. Row li Bowman, Huff lllzl n, Bezinque, Miss lluddleston, P. Duvall, Marshall, Snyder, L. Duvall, Salzer, Nelson, Sandmeycr. 98 Bools and Saddle Top Row-Armanlroul, Johnsmeyer, Cannon. Row 3-Williams, Haslett, Herndon, Horton, Keel- ing, Lawrence, Morrison, Kenyon. Row 2--Flet- cher, Wedell, Burton, McKneely, Reed, Wilson, Mayer, Calitzki, Mrs. Sprinkle. Row l-Riddle, Conner, Finney, Fegert, McCaig, Bowman, Neil, Miss Huddleston. Stamp Top Row-Blakely, Hess, Foulks, Menninger, Bru- ner, Mr. Graves. Row 2-Morris, Silk, Williams, Wright, Place, Barber, Slaybaugh, Ballard. Row 1 -Meek, Stevick, Dougherty, Tuffley, Kiltrell, Mabry, Beerbohm, Hamilton, Dubach. Camera Top Row-Whiteside, Logan, Cray. Row 3- Niggemyer, Stratton, Smith, Pinet, Ketchum, De Willie, Larkins. Row 2-Martin, Allgire, Fivecoat, Nason, Price, McFarland, Haynes, Mack. Row 1- Wyman, Strange, Stickley, Cerberick, Rutledge, Croat, Lattimore. 99 Home Shop Top Row-Sourwine, Weeks, Reimann, Seal, Ericson, Bundy, Cordon, Sorenson. Row 3--Coleman, Clay- ton, Holmer, Johnson, Blossom, Mr. Chamness. Row 2-Hudson, Dahlstrom, Hamlin, Surritt, Castle, Doefling, Eckert. Row 1-Burson, Mattson, Etnyre, Durow, Carter, Rupin, Willett, Henley, Drake, Cloepfil. Ma'I'h Top Row--Estes, Liulc, Stevens, Breidenthal, Barnes, Saut., Dornan. Row 2-Cook, Scamell, Tyree, Wor- rall, Adams, Paulette, Simpson, Barber. Row 1-- Kittrell, Blankenship, Easterday, Veale, Merillat, Kingm: u11, Wzlllzxce, Richards. Science Top Row-Packer, Crassick, Herrick, J. Anderson, Knapp, Halladay, Tyree. Row 3-Wise, D. Hansen, C. Hansen, Easterday, Denman, Breidenthal, Estes, Mr. Jones. Row 2-Orr, Norvell, Dunagin, Larkins, McCart, Worrall, Brown, Shirley. Row 1-Callahan, Howell, Marvin, A. Anderson, Galitzki, Yewell, Mon- roe, Mattson, Youngbloom. Junior Press Standing-Mechem, Reed, Snyder, Edmisten. Row 2 -Tillotson, Smithmeyer, Weigand, Logan, Wray, Duncan, Anderson, French, Cornish, Cloepfil, Manley, Parks, Cordon, Hammett, Novo Cradae, Willianls, Marshall, Stephens. Row 1--Long, Easterday, Rich- ards, Lungstrum, Moser, Stewart, Halladay, Jones. Q1 K, si :ee ,j ., ww' n 100 WLLJLM Masque and Wig Top Row-B. Carlson, Scamell, Duncan, Adams, Stevens, Smith, Hawley, F. Carlson. Row 3-Hulr bell, Roehrig, Paulette, Cosgrove, Cray, Whelan, Stewart, Rosen. Row 2lW1lShDuFll, Lattimore, Lin- dell, Vincent, Williamson, Crook, Nash, Hurd, Couch. Row 1 -Armstrong, Aumiller, Cutting, Nelson, Dougherty, Staley, Menningcr, Walker, Alexander. Junior Dramatic Top Row-Il. Williams, Richardson, C. Williams, Deitz, McCandliss, Yocum, Quell. Row 3-Scott, Johns, Albin, Anderson, Lillard, Rankin, Bowman, Bill Davis. Row 2-Sweet, Daneke, Kingman, Milam, Merillat, De Pui, Patterson, lVlenningcr, Saffel, Easter- day, Iloehner. Row 1-Edmisten, Richards, Wcdell, Pugh, Nichols, Carroll, Williamson, Lee, Betty Davis, Clarke, IIill, Slnith. 101 Sophomore Dramatic Top Row--Gray, Lattimore, Gades, Stanshrough, Wolfe. Row 3-Abernathy, Snyder, Willard, Van Slyek, Kidd, Baehman, Lamar, Paulette. Row 2- Edmisten, D. Smith, II. A. Smith, Sweet, lIuH'man, Palmer, Reed, Nichols, Temple, Potts. Row 1- Finney, Duncan, Neill, Long, Meehe I11, Tidws-ll, John- son, Alexander, Ilamilton, Carlson, llorner. Quill and Scroll Top Row--Lewis, Cook, Deever, Begert, Nelson, Page, Wlillianls, Iliff. Row 2-Darling, Kittell, Nordeen, Terp, Lindell, Dean, Wzllker. Seated-Neil, Overton, Taggart, Armstrong, Spencer, Crook, Gaines. Banquet' Top Row-Ungerer, Stephens, Washburn, Bill Hill, Evans, Kittrell. Row 1-Klamm, Castor, Betty Hill, Keyes, Miss Fredenberg, Bryant, Logan, Couden, Sodemek. Pie Delia Pie ill Top Row-Mathes, Williams, Curry, Bushy, Mc- Neish, Keller, Loveless, Kendall, Roma Montgom- ery, Price, De Wittie, Steele, Finger, Parkhurst, Henderson. Row 2--Miss Tucker, Morrison, Mc- Nutt, Brandt, Lloyd, Bailey, Crooks, Lusk, Arm- strong, Shafer, Dreyer, Bowman, Watson, Stanley, McClenny. Row 1-McCaig, Simmons, Boone, Finger, Lieurance, Chase, Shepherd, Rutledge, Cerberick, Rosaleigh Montgomery. Pie Delta Pie l2l Top Row-Mathes, McCollister, Mathews, Biggin, Stratemeyer, C. Williams, Haslelt, Barkes, White, K. Whipple, Warren, Eldred, Bueter, Keyes, Viv- ian Bozarth, R. Whipple, McDonald, Viekland, Addington, Hoag, Isaacson. Row 2-Henderson, Walker, Gaines, Ladenes, Fegert, Hoefner, Cavert, Gribhle, Birt, Place, Dahlquist, Honstead, Crum, Doty, Croat, Dutton, Karns, Byron, E. Williams, Underwood, Meyers, Osborn, Munsel, Miss Mc- Millan, Miss Campbell. Row 1 -Leatherman, Miler, Boam, Mann, Brownfield, Tippin, Dunham, Ellis, Connell, Bryant, Young, Virginia Bozarth, Brosamer, Wells. 102 i s 1 i u mfifwfffz Xa ., xc My K k 'igymw 1 rw ' Ju, 9 , 'fix M ,W x ' ' 4 fd gt l e T fu ' 1 5 . 41, ,eg Q, ,wr- ' 7 5 'Q tw 1 A p N '- I. LE? . ,5 X :ef K 'E W i fi i -95 f - .QE 1 , 5355 , E f A M15 vQ.Qf,, X44-Qgjtfrs V. i Q li ., 1 ' 3555, F Q -, L4 ' b if gf' fl ' ein ' I g My Agkfgvk ' if 5 X pg ff . 'GH 4Q':w- K 1 '55, N W F .. . ' 4 31 3, K- Q 1 75 xiii' 'gwfmxgiikxi A M 5 X .L A .fm Vik K My W' 5, K :ff f. ' Kf S - ' , -W ' ' 1 Jw-1. .W . Q Y A W ' ' ,, . Xhfxi .. Q ,,,L 1 .3 K Magv ,tm . ' '-2222!-Sits.:-1. ' Lass W 'Mf i1f.,nv'g ..., . wjj:,,.w , Y 'RSE S ,e,v,y,' , gist '..,.oggi. iwqsg Z. , s-. -.mwnigp X vu. sv .K 1 . ..' Wag Y ,r!E1:figzkg!..k lx, -:,53'.w.,nx,.. H Aung w, - -q' QA' ,. I A .. 9 ,Q ,NM L 1 gl K., ,vw , F W.: , Q ,359 ff w Mig,-E+' Q -We b ' K ' Q , '- Q ' f - . - , , -G: if '-'- mx Us --. , -I A s q'.:1.':2:?5 , f z , ,,,, ., , , ,, ,, , ' ' ff Aj V wb, b Lf V, 5 ea, , , iw, XM- D 81 H HOSIERY 9Il Kansas Ave. DRESSES - BLOUSES SMOCKS W PAJAMAS ROBES - HQSIERY Sporting Goods and Bathing Suits for a Better Vacation SIXTH AND QUINCY 'l li X.. -, .,. L., 4 :::-:Sir-:E1gZ5:i:Ig: I Q .:a5:s:gf:s:f:f5:55.f a2'?5fiI 5 if Qfggfgfxgfgiggrgfg, Y- ' Y5:f:Jx'5:f7J5:f:' -f' :-TI?-3 ': Q '-r:3:j:j:' ' , . ,f:f5r5:ff251' xg x i 5- xg.g.g., 4 . .:.-: ,.,: H:::::-:-Q,-. 2 11'5fK'f K9 . ini, af ' 57' 5- fp -I-: 1 ,Q tif. I :QPF 993 fs. Yel- +P.. 'nc--1-w. 1' ffl Atl 35:1 .fbf -555253, fv 3. tS ' l 33125 it it 5 : ty X t .. x X STS ,, x, ' s tel it ri 3 X its tg -. x t ,K y Q f -5: 5- 2 Q , x 'f 9 i xg 'L-55-s it R, 'f ' sf sigh t if 9 t x E f . A 3 231, J5 fx it i A j r' ,. 5:1 5223 --iff' ' .ff 5 . ' : g f'--ir! Xi-'.x gr-. .. . 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We Want to thank those that did things which give columnists something to rave about. li people think they have been abused in the Vlforld, Wait till they read this. Hectic and heartening has been this, the thirty- seventh year of the twen- tieth century, in T o p e k a high. No one would accuse it of being dull. Scarlets- 0'Dutton and 0,Hurd have kept us busy with some- thing to write about. Walker and Dougherty were also rans in the college boy sweepstakes. Surprise romance of the year was the Stevens-lVlcFarland ditty. The proctor system kept re- formers busy. Chairman Gray gallantly stepped aside for awhile and played with his studies. flfiy special requestj . Emmy Ghost unleashed the fury of his typewriteris old English accent upon the rolling stone. Life on the farm fnight lifej, held an unaccount- able interest for the gad- abouts of the senior class. A lumber company's heir grabbed off a first mortgage on the All-School p arty 104 SHIITS queen. Lewis began count- ing the miles to Denver and Mac Gray conditioned his dogs for a walk to Dodge City. The three stock jokes of as- sembly speaker this year were: First, one about the students, de- sire to rush back to class, sec- ond, one about putting the first grade on the first row, and al- ways one which inferred that no one was smart enough to finish the school in the allotted three years. Break-up of the nearly two-year-old romance of Burrow-Fink caused many sighs--of relief and pity. The World editor got his dandruff in all uproar over the uclosed shop varsities and had to print his column for the week on asbestos. Friday night dates came a lot cheaper after the Old Mill was burned. A law pro- hibiting public park petting caused little disturbance. The accomplishment ofthe year was the breakup of the long time regime of the snolm clubs and their transformation into a democratic pep organization for organizing pep. The high school actor fffontinued on page ll2i 105 SACHS nnroianisis 2900 West Tenth Phone 653 I Topeka, Kans. Berksons The New Air Conditioned Store for Women 8l7-8l9 Kansas Avenue i O follow J the trend Y X to Pnuin EES Topeka if .,CQ6l6fZ.l1g Department Store Specializing in Apparel for the Miss Harry Endlicll SCE zistzhctzive kgewefry Jffe Jlddis jewelry Store 929 Kansas Ave. Dial 6315 TOPEKA KANSAS Sm reogiw EAR, Saptom Shoes 913 Kansas Ave. Worthy of Your Finest Clothes PHoNE 2 7211 911 WEST SIXTH LET ELECTRICITY LAUNDERERS DO AReliableFirm The Kansas DYERS Power and Light ofeo Company Zncl and Quincy Phone 779l 'WG SING rr with VALUES' q NIGHTRGALES 713 KANSAS AVE. High Fashions in Misses' and Women's COATS, DRESSES, SUITS AND HATS ALSo GIRLS' coATS, SUITS AND DRESSES Phone S 'Qun . . Phone N X X w 3-1395 7173 Main Office f 'A ' ' Uptown Office 413 Jackson X L A 0, u N D Ik Y 928 Kansas Ave. 106 A Progressive Kansas Institution Since 1911 THE JURDAN BAKERS Take the Modern Step Use ROASTERS OF GOOD COFFEE ICE REFRIGERATION -,n q D T Sp E XE H Ich GI IBUITVIVIER IKRUIST IBRPEAI IS GOOD BREAD HTS MAIDWE WIITVH MIHLK Alexander Bros. Baking Co. Superior Fountain Service , Dris o-Hale I dellgllte nnuo COMPANY Prescription Druggists 505 WEST STREET CRESCENT DRUG STORE No. 6 F. E. RUWLAND 12th and Taylor Topeka, Kansas Phone 4455 Lady Ezibella VISIT Our Exclusive sipped Sal-Zpareua Toilei Goods Deparimeni and High School Co-eds Drink F L A D 8k M A R S H Special Cokes PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS GEM DRUG CQ, PAT MULLIGAN, Manager 607 Kansas Ave. 510 WEST TENTH AT OUR FOUNTATNS Delicious Malts Tasiy Sandwiches 935 Kansas Ave. Phone 2-l35I All Kincls oi School, Socieiy For the Students, and Commercial Priniinq Health and Happiness Pimiwiriimo TOPEIQA' HIGH The College Press CAFETERIA Phone 8l57 606 Harrison A Student Servlce 108 WALTER A. SMITH FRED H. KLESATH BUTTER - ICE CREAM S Cf? K CREAMERY MILK -- CREAM - CHEESE Our Trucks Pass Your House Twice Daily 212 EAST EIGHTH TOPEKA, KANSAS COLD STORAGE IS FIRST FoR YOUR FURS WHITE LOAF FLOUR We Store, Clean, and Repair I , Bakes Everythmg Rzght by Furriers' Methods ASK FOR IT BY NAME 'I' H E M U 'I' U A L AT YOUR GROCER'S ICE 81 COLD STORAGE I I2 East First Ave. Topeka, Kansas Staple and Fancy Meats, Fish, Poultry GR O CHARLES SHEETZ --T- Always a Complete Line of Fresh Fruits, Groceries and Meats Fritton Grocery Co. 109 Hlflyeaftla, like a tree, grows from a tiny seecf in We Offer You a Place to Plant Your Saving Habit Jie Capitol Building and Loan Association 534 Kansas Avenue Topeka, Kansas THE PREFERRED RISK FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Home Off1ce-701 jackson The Guaranty State Bank TQPQIQQ7 Kagsgg Kansas AVCHIJC . . ' l 200,000 IVZIZ Qfflbjlrefzfzzfc Your Support Capita 3 Member of Federal Deposit Corporation A KANSAS COMPANY for KANSAS PEOPLE EORTY-EIC-EI-IT YEARS OE SATISEACTORY SERVICE VISIT OUR VARSITY HALL SHOP ThePU1CCe 709-ll Kcrnsczs Ave- 110 IN BOTTLES 9 91' INS RANCE SERVICE We Can Give You Every Kind of Shoe Service 832 Kan' Aw' Phone 6445 EVANS RAPID SHOE REPAIR SHOP W. E. Whetstone, Manager 722 KANSAS AVE. TOPEKA, KANSAS Jie Topeka Morris Plan Co. PHONE 8539 700 KANSAS AVE. Personal Loans S50 to S100 Co-Makers, Security: Stocks, Bonds, or New Cars Efifllill I I. T. F. MARTIN CHAS. -I. MARTIN , President Secy.-Treas. Compliments of The McCleery-Dudley Lumber Co. L b d B 'ld' M t ' 1 HUSSE Y INSURANCE um em ul mg a ma DOMESTIC AND STEAM COAL A GENCY 700 Kansas Ave. Phone 2-7247 MEADOW GOLD owns Ice Cream and Butter GLENN D.HUSSEY TED HUSSEY ERWIN KELLER CHARLES GARDINER Ill CAFE 65 5 Kansas Avenue A. A. Norman NORMIANS Mas. A. A. NORMAN,SHf761'Ui.Y07' CREMERIE DINING ROOM 726 Kansas Upstairs 726 Kansas G !7, O O S 9 CU9l'F'2.S?..F.?.. C5 gee Cream and GCUfldlQS The Choice of lbe Cofzzzoiryezzf' 112 XYf.E1cHTH PHONE 3-2153 We Deliver 1879 1937 Scott Bros. Ice Cream Company' MILK, CREAM AND ICE CREAM 810 West Fourth Phone 6622 fellers did themselves proud in Wllhe Rear Car. They carried to success a too heavy play. The senior class gave up the idea of a party when even one-tenth of the class was reluctant in promising attendance. Great battle waged for and on gum-chewers. We championed a lost c a u s e there, as we were out- weighted by authority. The issue of the new maga- zine 'clsifev was responsible for a 50 per cent increase in loafing in the Journalism department. Anti-tardiness campaign was launched. Teachers stood in the halls between classes to insure speed in laggards. Water' guns were the pet peeve of all squirted and the delight of all the little squirts. Byron Carlson collected more nicknames than any ten people in the senior class. We almost considered our column a success when we were threatened with everything from arsenic in our grub to bombs in our pants. Shakespeare's been kicked around all year so we might as well end up with a bit of his wis- dom. HParting is such sweet sor- row -- but we probable wonit see you tomorrow-good luck, suckers. WHEN YOU EARN YOUR MONEY You Should Save Some of It INVEST SO IT WILL EARN FOR YOU C7152 POSTAL Building and Loan Assn. Offers you a systematic savings plan, and you receive dividends on your balances. Write or Call for the Booklet The Oldest Road to Wealth J. L. Hersh, President 108 West Eighth Topeka, Kansas Farm Loans - City Loans Real Estate Property Management A Complete Line of Fire and Automobile Insurance The Davis-Wellcome Mortgage Co. Phone 8161 Stormont Bldg. The Shawnee Building and Loan Association ORGANIZED IN 1885 TO SERVE ll2 We Write A11 Lines of I N S U R A N C E MRS. KENNETH G. LEWIS A. A. Rodgers Inv. Co. 110 West Sixth Ave. Topeka, Kansas N .:., if , Po . ' I ,-.' ' ,Q Webb Woodward 8 Company , ' C 'fifi PROPERTY INSURANCE I 1 wwwwwwwwwwwwww no u R f ' The Liberty Life Insurance Co. CHAS. A. MOORE., President National Bank of Topeka Building TOPEKNKANSAS jersey' Ice Cream Goodness Knows It's Good 1104 WEST SIXTH 800 NORTH KANSAS Kansas Q7VIuniCipa1 Bonds COLUIVIBIAN SECURITIES CORPORATICN Columbian Bldg. Topeka, Kansas 113 Mosby-Mack Motor Co. Tnakes Cbrlving gun again acifities to meet your every nee COMMERCIAL BANKING DRAFTS, TRAVELERS' CHECKS INTEREST ACCOUNTS INVESTMENT SERVICE SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES BUSINESS COUNSEL COLLATERAL LOANS REAL ESTATE LOANS PERSONAL LOANS I ESTABLISHED l87O . T msugqh I .Ie CITIZENS I STAT E BANK 8155 NORTH KANSAS AVENUE The Topeka State Bank Eighth and Kansas Ave. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION BANKING- SOUND CONSERVATIVE CONSTRUCTIVE Jfie National Bank cj' Topeka Founded 1868 TOPEKA, KANSAS 11 QLECZQFCLCQ GOOD SHOES FOR FIFTY YEARS Shoes You've Heard I In Combinahoh Lesf 9 High Arch Narrow Heel 7j3e5,? fhagfforg Widfhs , A' S' AAI? S Q N S fs A HOME-OXWNED STORE EEE's Ten 525 KANSAS TOPEKA,S POPULAR STORE A HOME INSTITUTION Harris- Goar's T. OCONNER, Jvlfzllager WHERE THE BEST PEOPLE TRADE CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS We Are Headquar+ers for Those Whi+e HART SCHAFFNER GLENSHIRE PA LM B EA C H and by MARX HYDE PARK FQRMAL COATS CURLEE Thaf All Young Men Are Wearing Our Goods Must Make Good or We Will S1250 55676 507 KANSAS AVE. 106 EAST SIXTH AV gg T H E S 'I' 0 K E F 0 IL M E N 827 NORTH KANSAS AVE. 116 MB Q Q S COMMERCIAL SAVINGS 0 0 Trust Powers-Safe-Deposit Box OI Qld ua IOII Qzfs our Capital Fund BOOK DEPARTMENT S120 000 000 Moore Statlonery Co. C756 State Savings Bank 909 1421115215 AVC- 824 KANSAS AVENUE ZERCHERS-EoR EVERY SCHOOL NEED Zereher'S Book and Stationery' Company' T. L. PATTISON 521 KANSAS AVE. REAL ESTATE - LOANS FoR INSURANCE SEE INSURANCE B THE MEADE AGENCY O S 0 119 West Sixth Avenue Investment Company Phone 6537 DON W- OSBORN, Mgr- Holmes Meade Byron R. VVa1'd Lakin Meade Chas. J. Smith Joe VV. Hull Arnold Falk 106 West Eighth Ph 3 2969 August Wahl DODD'S SCHGOL OF BUSINESS 512 Ceniral Bldg. 700 Kansas Ave. Topeka, Kansas FREEMAN J. BELL Victory Life Insurance Co. INSURANCE AGENCY HOME OFFICE General Insurance EIGHTH AVENUE AND VAN BUREN W' J' B'Yde - secyy and Gen' Mgr' Phone 2-7247 700 Kansas Ave. 11 Hallis Educational Service cil, For thirty-one years Hall's have sold to the students of Topeka High School their educa- tional supplies and this has been appreciated. An opportunity to continue that service is solicited by Hall's, who in return propose to furnish materials of the best quality, satis- factorily priced. Fountain Pens - Student Supplies - Books - Stationery MODERN OFFICE EQUIPMENT H A L L' S 633 KANSAS AVENUE Hofel ldghdwh Here You Always Find CTGPEMN KANSAS - Real Good Quality - I, X , ,EK ' Qzlmzzfzffferl QCOZIIE1' Tricer K 1 , FURNITURE, DRAPERIES, RUGS 1... E33 .IE PH1Lco RADIOS FRIGIDAIRE ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS I1 X MAYTAG WASHERS Meet Your Friends in ELECTRIC RANGES HOTEL JAYHAWK COFFEE SHOP Q AN' PRIVATE DINING Rooms .......1-......-. ROOF GARDEN M Z Home Owned 55099. N. M. MOSBY, President and General Manager ll8 If It's Done with Heat 4'You Can Do It Better With Gasf' THE GAS SERVICE COMPANY PHONE 6435 200 WEST SIXTH AVENUE N mb A7l7bll.S'.fd6i!11' N 61117-Lil frzyefte 151111115 't4lv4r Mrwlu1' CHAS . 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Payne Shoe Co. ..... . Pelletieras Dept. Store.. Physicians, Dentists ....... Postal Bldg. Sz Loan ......... Preferred Risk Fire Ins. Co.. . . . . . . . Ripley's Laundry Co.. . . . Rodger,s Investment Co... Royal College Shop .... Sachs Florist ........... Scott Bros. Ice Cream Co.. . . Sears, Roebuck 81 Co.. . .. Shawnee Bldg. Sz Loan ..... Sheetz, Aaron, Grocery Co... Smith Sz Klesath Creamery .... ..... State Savings Bank ........ Steves Printers ......... State Bank ........... .... Topeka Daily Capitol .... Topeka High Cafeteria. Topeka Pure Milk Co.. .. Topeka Spice Mills ........ Topeka Topeka Wholesale Grocery .... .... Underwood-Elliott-Fisher Co. Washburn College ........ Woodward. Webb and Co... Wierenga Motor Co. .... . Western Typewriter Co... White Loaf Flour Mills... Victory Life Ins. Co.. .. Zercheras Stationery Co... .....106 112 117 113 110 104. 116 105 126 112 110 106 113 106 105 112 104 112 109 109 117 121 120 108 111 107 115 122 122 120 113 119 122 109 117 117