Topeka High School - Sunflower Yearbook (Topeka, KS)

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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

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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

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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 .