Topeka High School - Sunflower Yearbook (Topeka, KS)

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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 .

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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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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.