Topeka High School - Sunflower Yearbook (Topeka, KS)

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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

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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