Topeka High School - Sunflower Yearbook (Topeka, KS)

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'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

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,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

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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