Topeka High School - Sunflower Yearbook (Topeka, KS)

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, Joint X 3 Into this buildin through Friday, September through May. ln their classes they study to equip them- selves tor the New World they know is coming. Though the future is uncertain they are confident that there will be a place in the New World for each of them, and they will go forth 'eager and well prepared, worthy alumni of Topeka High. g come more than sixteen hundred students every day, Monday rxwll

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., alrite ,.y . sh G-I .. H Crowns Year On the never-to-be-forgotten evening in May when parents and friends gather by the hundreds in Moore Bowl to witness the commencement exercises, dignitaries in education in the cap and gown of their respective colleges do honor to the Seniors who are about to receive their diplomas. A noted speaker, the president and members of the Board of Education, the superintendent of schools, the Topeka High School administrators-all put forth every effort to re- cognize fittingly the achievement of graduating Trojans. As the sun sinks into the West and day fades into dusk, the throng looking down upon gray-gowned Seniors center their attention on the stage. The back- ground of green trees soon is lost in the bright lights that flood the held. Music, introductions, the address of the evening are only a prelude to the climax of the ceremony-the march of the Seniors across the stage to receive their diplomas. As graduates of Topeka High School, they face the future confident that they can meet the challenge of the New World. f8l