Topeka High School - Sunflower Yearbook (Topeka, KS)

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ROW ONE: Norma Peterson-Usher Club, Proctor: Thayer Phillips- Two Letterman Ramblers Basketball: Charles Piderit: Charles Pom- eroy: Ruby Pope-Pep Club, Assistant Home Room Representative, Tutor: Doris Porter-A Cappella, Iunior-Senior Prom, Trojans on Parade. V ROW TWO: Gene Potts: Iim Powell-Intramural Football and Basket- ball, Senior Glee: Margaret Pratt-Pia Societas, Honorary Pep Club, Tutor: William Price-Program Chairman Booker T Boys. As- sistant Sport Editor World, Pitcher Varsity Baseballg Patty Priddle -Proctor, Madrigal Singers, Home Room Representative. ROW THREE: Dorothy Quaney-Proctor, Hostess, Music: Kathryn Quaney-Proctor, Class Captain, Pep Club: Claude Radcliff: Wayne Bagan---Host. ROW FOUR: Gene Raub: Fred Rausch-Secretary-Treasurer Senior Class, Sport Editor World, Home Room Representative: Richard Rea-Pep Club. ROW FIVE: Robert Rea--Circulation Manager World, Library Proc- tor: Lulu lane Reed-Phyllis Wheatley Girl Reserves, Hostess, Music. ROW SIX: William Reeder. VERTICAL ROW: Wilma Reeder--Home Room Representative, Proc- tor, Hostess: Helen Reklites, G. A. A., Music, Assembly Program: Ruth Rew-Pep Club, Christmas Pageant, Music: Norma Rhodes-- Proctor, Class Captain: Barbara Rice-Quill and Scroll, Masque and Wig, Stratosphere World. l27l 0 wg ,.,,,: . .17 5 . , Iii 5 7'-.'. 7 52 mf? X E .1-.-. fam.:-1.-I . f- 1 r -nil if t

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