Topeka High School - Sunflower Yearbook (Topeka, KS)

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President C Secretary-Treasurer 314501 C-X144 o F FIC E RS ,4., Bill Palmer Don Wingate Dun Coats Representative Representative Representative From a group of some 900 bewildered Sophomores who entered Troy in the fall of 1938 has emerged Topeka High's sixty-ninth Senior class. After a hard fought campaign last fall these capable officers were elected to head the class of '4l: Glen Ticehurst, president: Edward Johnson, vice-president: Fred Rausch, secretary-treasurer: Ioanne Wallace, social chairman: and Dan Coats, Bill Palmer, Don Wingate, Student Council Representatives. Looking back over the three years of high school life that lie behind them, Seniors realize that time has flown by far too quickly, and it is with much regret that they say goodbye to the friends they have made and to the good times for which Trojanville is famous. Pondering over their early days in T. H. S., Seniors will remember the eventful night of Friday, Ian- uary 14, 1939, when they proudly presented their first social event, the Sophomore Party, under the lead- ership of these competent officers: Gordon Dibble, president: Barbara Long, vice-president: Barbara Duff, secretary-treasurer: Shirley Rogers, social chairman: and Martha Menninger, Bob Fisher, lack Cummings, Student Council Representatives. The class of '41 soon outgrew its subscrub days and enthusiastically took to the task of being Iuniors. The success of their prom will long be remembered by everyone who had a part in it. Officers of the Iunior year were: Bob Fisher, president: L. E. Willcuts, vice-president: Don Iohnson, secretary-treasurer: Martha Menninger, social chairman: and Gordon Dibble, Paul 'Hurd, Herbert Kauffman, Student Council Representatives. Recalling the difficulties involved in putting on last year's Prom, the Seniors were able to enjoy being guests of the Iuniors in the last of these events for them. A successful class party and the Senior Play climaxed their last year in high school, which will be fondly recalled as one of the happiest of their lives. - SHIRLEY ROGERS l 9 l Ed Iohnson Vice-President ed Haus h Ioanne Wallace Social Chairman

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VERTICAL ROW: Virginia Adair-Pep Club, Hostess, Proctor: Norma Elaine Adams--Honorary Pep Club, Iunior Glee Club: Myrna lean Adee-Honorary Pep Club, Proctor, Hostess: Ida AdoIphsonMHon- orary Pep Club, Proctor, Hostess: Sammy Alexander4Proctor. Host, Golf. ROW ONE: lane Allen-Proctor, Hostess, Business Staff Sunflower. ROW TWO: Laura Allen: Mary AllenACity-Wide President Girl Re- serves, Honorary Pep Club, Masque and Wig. ROW THREE: Zane Amis-Girl Reserves, Pia Societas: Harry Ander- son-Football, Basketball: Ie-an Anderson-Proctor, Hostess, G, A. A. ROW FOUR: Patty Armel-Home Room Representative, Head Hostess, Madrigal Singers: Rodney Armstrong-Honorary Pep Club, Proctor, Host: Iean Atkins-Pia Societas, Christmas Pageant, Proctor: Ianet AustinfPep Club fChattanooqa, Tenn., President Glee Club, Dra- matic Clubl. ROW FIVE: Anna Bahner: Anna Baird-G. A. A., Proctor, Champion Volleyball Team: Cecil Baker----Band, Orchestra, Home Room Rep- resentative: Ieanne Baker--Class Captain, Say It With Music, Sophomore Party Program: Iane Banta-Madrigal Singers, A Cap- pella, Copywriter Sunflower. ROW SIX: Frank Barber-Band: Thomas Barbosa: Iames Barker- Host, Band, Orchestra: Gaylord Barlow: Betty Bartlett-Pep Club, Proctor, Senior Glee Club: Erma Bass-lMiltonvale, President Soph- omore Classb, lWoodbine, Social Chairman Girl Reserves, Glee Clubl. 10 F1 9 is sr..