Topeka High School - Sunflower Yearbook (Topeka, KS)

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BOB BALLARD GLENN COGSWELL MAUREEN DEEVER PAUL STEPHENS President Vice-Presideni Secretary-Treasurer Social Chairman ,. . S.. l ., ,Q ref .. a -- 2. ..,1.,...f -ra. A: z f - ,a in . w ' ' f K 'l 'eT1l1 '1.fi if . 5 ix . :i 1 f rpg , A gg K Q Qiigglv S W .S aa,a i. 'E5?3?5. .-.7ffE3 f7??EEf'ii7' :'1 MARJORIE ALEXANDER Sludeni Council Renresentalive BUD EDMISTEN Student Council Representative BAS I L TEM PLE Sludenl Council Renlesen talive S... I THE CLASS From its helter-Skelter Sophomore year, through its staid and dignified linal year, the Senior class of '39 might well be called the transition class. The proctor system, the finals, the lunch hour rush, enrollment - all have been changed during the last three years. Well do the Seniors remember the lax and easy days when a proctor was a mere soul who sat in the halls for decora- tive or conversational reasons. Who could forget the surging, pushing noon-hour crowds! Yet, despite these happy memories, the upper-classmen have given their loyal support to all changes. A small group of Senior boys and a larger list of Senior girls constituted the honorary cheering section elected last fall by the Pep Club at large. . Christmas time brought forth the usual formals given by the Senior girls, plus an added attraction in the at- tendance of Life magazine at one of the dances. fSee page 93.j Seven Keys to Baldpatef' presented by the Senior class, March 10, hit a new high in high school drama. March 24, the Seniors relaxed and enjoyed the junior- Senior Prom, remembering the trials and troubles they suffered as juniors while presenting the Prom. Directing and aiding the Seniors in all their activities, these faculty members acted as class sponsors: P. W. Chan- mess, Miss Virginia Welty, Miss Georgina Bleakley, Miss Merle Fowler, Miss Mabel Fry, and H. F. Ellithorpe. Moore Bowl will again furnish the setting for the long line of graduating Seniors on june 2, the last ceremony and the climax of their three years as high school students. Page 1

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THE CLASS 02f'39 Row one-Belisle, Mary, Row two-Beltz, Genevieve. Row three- Benedict, Evelyng Beurskens, Le- noreg Beverly, Robert, Bickford, Cecil. Row four-Bigelow, Robert, Billings, Mary: Birt, Dorothy, Black, Howard, Row five-Blacle well, Janice, Blaine, Victor, Blakely, jack, Boone, Donna. Row six-Bowling, Betty jane, Bowman, Allen, Bowman, Patsyg Briar, Mary Jane. Row seven- Brooks, Leslie W.g Brown, Louise, Brown, Oscar: Bryant, Betty Jane. 2 f ffiglkml W I L I' 555' LBB, Page 14