Topeka High School - Sunflower Yearbook (Topeka, KS)

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Bob Grcibhcxm President of Student Congress Kenneth Lake Vice-President oi Student Congress Three times during the year the peace of busi- ness houses uptown was shattered by cries of Yea, Topekalu, as enthusiastic rooters snake-dancedup Kansas Avenue? in pre-game pep parades. Besides sponsoring pep parades and varsities, the Student Council put on a fine All-School Party. Committees were sent to inspect all spheres of school activitiesg and during the last semester, after-school sunlights were revived. After a successful fall sale of activity and Junior play tickets, the Representative Council, at mid-term took over sales of War Stamps and Bonds, formerly handled by the Victory Corps. The lower house consists of representatives elected from third hour classes and it was through these classes that sales were handled. Frank Beal was fall term speaker, and Dick Barnett took over for the spring term. Alert STUDENT CUNGRESS F rank Beal C1yde,Hertick Icxcqueline Kirk Bemice Steenson Speaker of the House Election Commissioner Election Clerk Secretary of Point System l16l I

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1 l Fall pro t Emil G c or Chairman 1 l 5 E 4 1 i se l 4 i l S A 4 4 10901-1 f PROCTOR CHAIRMEN Spring Pr -f A ,Q Q ,, . Oct . ' A' Seated: Steves, Williams, Glogau, Gelvin, Righter, McCaig. Tom Gejvjn or chairman' Standing: Wall, Mallon, Barney, McCarthy, McCormick. Student Serve 7 Streamlined Lo new eflfieieiiciy, 21 condensed Proemor System served Lhis year. Fall Proelor captaiiis, l . were 'lloiu headed by Emil G ogau Gelviii, Dale lolmsou, Bob Mcflzug. seared.. HY FOURTH A Skmdfnq 191' Merriman M HOUR PROCTOHS Bill McCormick. Ray Steves, :uid Bill Wleziver, A new system. begun in the P Ln C'1Jl2llIlS 5 GI , - Qerson St OQCIUI AI 011111 D A ' eves Umbqugh' Uvzdson B . , D I lltlerl Ed rovetta, Mallon Finds. , odes, Wi n. Spring, provided roec ' iq for all hours. but eliminated hall and door Proclors during all but fourth hour. rTOIllclClV1ll was Chair 111311. LIBRARY PROCTORS Seated: Williams, Boone, Kauffman, Becker, Clark, Grace, Siebenthal, McCue Row 1 op 1 ols FICE p Rolxinof, StrQ2Z'HCf171ilton, 1-kat ROCTOHS H 2- Welt - Ch'P1ee1f M. R endriqkson Y, S11er4 W ' iller, Gold Cl: 3: Sduoorioscott' ray' Ellwer, R' en' Kanode, Ro Y' Hqzlilt ver' Brown - Ippey' Will W 4: Brent: powen M , Smith, Hyde H01 ard, Bibb' , ' ' mes' xesse, Isaacs, Fix C 1 Lamar' Hen- ' 09. ' llsl Lambert. H 1 mbe, Iohnson, Holmes, Wilson, Q Standing: Zahourek, Cooper, Young, oco Maynard. 1

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THE STUDENT COUNCIL Seated: Merriman, Merriam, Iohnson, Ransom, Smith, Golden. Creel, Butler. Steenson. Standing: Iones, Mrs. Fayeben Wolfe, Dells, Harrison, Archer, Paige, Gelvin, Davis, Lake. Boosts Work of School and Country THE REPRESENTATIVE- COUNCIL Seated Row 1: Klugg, Paige, Dodge, Saville, Merriman, Glover. h Seated Row 2: Gleason, Willis, Bullock, Glauner, Edmonds, Nettleton, Endlich, Lamar, Worswick, Hulse, Miller, Euwer, Hamilton Standing Row 1: Powell, Beal, Walters, Steele, Hess, Brown, Smith, Hansen, Minich, Martin, Luscombe, Iones, Standing Row 2: De Graff, Hetherinqton, Pettiiohn, Kinyon, Brooks, Nitz, Wall, Shultz, Knight, Lambert, Smith, Turner Reece Rork, Shyne, Boley