Topeka High School - Sunflower Yearbook (Topeka, KS)

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, . 4, I D' A , v V, w ., , 1 , , Q .fu .ff A 4 Several of the late students leave Students! Going clown the long Nervous pause-for an unexpected names on the office uhlotterf' dreary hall to a first hour class? O. K. from the efhoient proetor. Lunch hour lirings real enjoyment Boys favor alight literaturew maga- Constitution pupils get informative to everyone eating in the oaleteria. zines to those requiring stucly. talk from Miss Ethel Frizell. MORNING Page 12

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Board of Education Members of the Board of Education might be called Hdollai'-a-year oflicialsgexcept that they do not receive the dollar. They represent Topeka's choice of men and women to study and administer the school system, and they give their service in four- year periods, three being elected at each city elec- tion. llThe present president of the board, Mrs. D. L. lVlcEachron, four times has received the voters, stamp of approval. She has served continuously since 1919. This she has done in addition to car- ing for home and church duties and serving actively in Vlfashburn College affairs during the years her husband, the late Dr. lVlcEachron, was dean and vice- president of Wlashburn. ilNeXt in length of service on the board is Judge ,lames A. McClure, attorney, Who took office in 1929. Col. J. W. F. Hughes, in- surance agent, was elected in 1931. Mrs. Julia Kiene, woman's editor of Capper,s Farmer, and John Scott, of Scott Brothers Ice Cream Company, came on the board in 1933. Col. R. R. Baer, Whole- sale poultry dealer, has served only since 1935. .1 W P HUQHI S JOHN SCOTT R. R. BAER MRS D L XICILACIIRON J. A. MCCLURE MRS. JULIA KIENE 'N A. J. STOUT Superintendent of Schools Twenty y e a r s superintendent of Topeka schools-that is the record of Mr. A. .l. Stout, Who in 1918 Went to his present position from the prin- cipalship of Topeka High School. He had been principal for ten years, and before that had taught chemistry in the high school since 1909. Stout's work in education has given him recognition in 4GWho,s Who in America, besides membership in Phi Delta Kappa and Tau Delta Pi, hon- orary educational and scholastic fra- ternities. He has been president of the Kansas State Teachers' association, and is now on its board of direc- tors. lVlr. Stout received his Master's degree from Columbia University. MORNING Page