Topeka High School - Sunflower Yearbook (Topeka, KS)
- Class of 1948
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A C - W' , e wzslfmn XL464 X a X V R U X J X wt- l ul' cc 1 t X v All the world s a stage, and all he 'ix men and women merely players. V, Not within the proscenium arch alone may dramaturgy be studied. In classroom settings or against the magnificent backdrop of Spring Proms-through the light-hearted chatter of the cafeteria or the sus- pense of the basketball court-are played all the comedy and the tragedy of the theatre. Hidden beneath the whimsical masks of adolescence, the dramatis personae of a hundred tangled plots assume their roles. A Sopho- more burlesques his entrance. A junior glories in his first big part. A Senior rises to stardom and Student Congress. A war veteran plays a courageous role, struggling with rhetoric and his new maturity. The 1948 SUNFLOWER reviews these performances, from the Sophomore induction to the triumphal march down the steps of Moore Bowl, and pronounces them well done. Q 5 HM 1 KI ., .f 'I iii' Cl 0 -I--f!ff4 ei ' 'IIE 1943 1 k Presents IINFIAH 'lil 00 I'l!lNllhlM Introduction . In Memoriam . . In the Spotlight . . Seniors . . Juniors . . Sophomores . . 'Behind the Scenes . . Administrators. . Faculty ...... Student Government On Stage ....... Dramatics . . Parties . . Publications . . Music . . . Athletics . . Trade School . In the Box Office . Advertising . Index .... 1-7 8 9-48 10 37 43 49-62 50 52 57 63-108 64 71 76 81 89 106 109-140 1 10 140 i I Ei: rf 4:-' 1'ffvf a f A2?g!2?9 v3.v-X ' A:'!9: 'N's V 1 AgKS2: Q- ,ZX '--. ...-- 47' cj!o0v!1f?AZ4 . WW' 00121507 ffi:'if'2iif-4, W. fsgywf fum, 113333131 35 Qiii 35.35 V. K if S ,ig . n 1 1 . A I N , I . ' f 1 4 . 4, 5 , YM, , If A M, , t I t I D ..,.w 'Zi .IRQ ,L A .-1 I ff' ' 1 06144 014, j9!d?A0lfL.46 6llfL J9G dvu 5 . bruising rdom. x M Zin emuriam There shall never be one lost good! What'-was, .shall live as before.-BROWNING. MRS. LUCILE ELY Commerce Teacher January 24. 1948 MERRITT BRIGHT RUTH ELLEN DAVIS Sophomore Sophomore March 14. 1948 October 30. 1947 . - . - k --.-my 5-.fn lx, w,k5bw.fw I-gif X3 , fx x 'X Qi Htiibiywg fx ' ' - e QS. . -. ff- , A uw fi K, fair K! Q ,113 Af S . x N. - , fm i,i,.A,,, .11-at -. , ' K rg , . V . .N R - - -- - 11, 1 W-z1:,. . N f ' -If -fig . . x . Q . ,,.L ,gg . K .. f ,X N 1' Y, x- L, 3 A .k, 4 ,?. rl . -. 4 1 ' 'K ' V: X f ' K1 ig mat. 533 ff ' J 'gi -A ly -- 'B x :Z .REQ rf' x -.fy -.,s.ii If , N. 1 . H.. W N 1' , -1. ' .F . , Q 5 , ,. .Sf X X Nw rQ:ii'f'! J-'Q Q V ? y jiiis Ei .. 5 E. fyf STg!-gQA: :1Q2 :- f , si: . f i A 'A 3 f if . K 4 W R .,. J h ng O i.. 'l I T H k W V . . ax' W TN S , MJ' fQLf3fQ,iWWN fffVMN5w',SL ' 317, .3-25 R X . be 1 x- x .- B iifilil' . QTWE L f' ' Nw . e x u NJ -S sk , w I 1 , n x X QMS AW NWS Sw 6 r si 3 3 All. . 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KEITH DALE WINGITB Hmqyqchb PnddlntlfudlnlCouql'ul Cam:allnl!hnd Sflldillllvulffil BVILYJIAIIII .ul WILIOH onus: Ihur'1 I 34 ,,,,w 0 ' www v-,g,.?- IAMBSMUNNEMAN Pfhhv su wqu wuuw 41... Ky 'LT' wwgi gwfmwthbsw Wi: r1. '-:.,oN ' Qu County KRILL 'LOISANNMILLER 'Ji Senior girls bask on Hawley's up to tricks, as usual the veranda. 5 Happy is the day when the Sunflower blooms. I 3 I l. Glenna Curfman F . rances Scoit. Max Whitson, and Ieanne Bow ' . ff' x 4 Y if 17 mtv A L 'V ., 5: , .. W, . gm ' nf mu W 4? 1 so WU I man discuss politics. Ioanna Sargent, Pill Stanley. Marilyn Ward. Ann Beelman. and Beverly Ien nings take cx day oil. Gwen Brcxdf d or and Bud Roberts model the latest spring fashions. Emmett Burleson and Doerr Casebier sign yearbooks. Pep rally marks first warm day. ..,g N s Wigs ' I III .IIINIUHQ Iohn Frcnzke President Hdnqei ef SCH! Seuien me-Pregiden t rape i regex!! Secgeulnl T Q wi Lei! io right: Charlene Ulsh, Carl Seufert, Ieunne Bowman. Iohn Frcmzke, Icxncy Hunter, Miss Bernice Finley. Jane Hanger, Tom Fcxbcxin. UIQ, 1 .3 ' Q QT Ann., llllhdu lam za ' Sr Lg K 5 we ,hh gg-gn 1271 'S'-'- gui K0 'ELM ua 2'.. .. R . ,Q .A Q Urn., hu.. Q5 . W 5 f.. v' 4 X 2 Iancy Hunter S Y ' '- ' ,:',' gy 'QQ Social Chairman 4 , X fl Q Qvq' wo A- .f am , luhbq ufrg., We '-ua A N' - xii I .1 ,, , . . J. Ts 'ak :gs 1 . Edit Nw' as mae llnhur lad Chanda Cad Cullum lack Carlson Dwi! lldon lou cum anus can can com. can-M Rok-ana 5. Collhu Nix ir 'lyk 516: luck HD Kenneth Doa N., I H.. ' cm' caan Cwohh cqfnw cn Cm-M W 2' uma ' JZ, Marv Cullum ' 1 V 11' Crumb . 5, it -if Li- Vkqh ln frrrv PIU cihlll I Dilora G Crea Crowlny Galley CUP gnnnvu Dm-ling D47:npou-1 3.1 ff. ' W - . .3 . 5 ... . , M' , :Lf in Q ' 'S -.2 5 i , A ' ' 11 .'W , ,. 1 . .. .- - ' AWE- 1 M A Sings., Ei.. Q Urs., . ., :,, , Q . 5 in , , , . on D375 Mouu. .K . i 5 Lxlph gondydnon nm' 4 Q V P ' A V 1... 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Vit ,, ,- 6 3 'gr ,?4'i,, 4 X, 1' ,I KA' v 42J'-A V vt. ., , X A 2,6-,K lf. if , ma 'Au Lg I! '19 4 he x y . . . Mr K X .4 'QQ 5 N w ,fb ,F 4 3 , - ' V f 1 . mt wi uns uv-an w-. '.T.'.. il: Whse but Onnnllngeh m,.m , ,, . Darlene Heberlinq and Hugh Greer pin up posters. H21 , Win lou 'ahah g.dBuunUilvllWlq 3 f'4 '3'lifmi.. '1'4vnn,' . , 3'-In 3 'E- '... . , - wi' 2 - ef:-iffj:fxf1i54:., rgv -Li li T ,W vQ :. i nk has 'W' Gola N3 www L linchg .... . .... M- Rcy Decm drags chains in eleciion slum. Playm' we .Q . Yr .Beach nr 'enum m,,,E Richard Hadley Ierry Hutchison Kathryn Iury Shirley Deniston President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Social Chairman ! F Ierry Hutchison, Bill Carpenter. Dick Dennis, Richard Hadley. Pat Kirk. Miss Irene Kloppen- berg, Kathryn Iury, Shirley Deniston. Y if N Kit' . ' is gk' are ES' Q i up L R447 Q Piqua. e ik IL., sf- . tv X 51' -. 'f.Z,',, 5-Ti.. is hiflise V , , :si hiding 'N fum.. Q lad hkn ga-3. Us , . 1: . A gk Q , f L. if X .bei . I NASE l 'ob ww' fit- . me my W YW ,-,..... ww' am rs wi lit ld! W uni' A591 Va' hvk lv' leant!! 'Jif- 'L'-5-1 'JT- 5 Dxck Dennxs ll! 'UQ Representative CWNA c- '.': cal' auf, K lf . 0 e e e I ..... 'Oli ,f . Onnlsbl 3, ., , if . , sk Cha have , Dub bn: ll M Il v i . 1 am., lun ua BN - Fun! Pr! lush NIU Chic in H41 5'3- fd- ld' Q Q Q E Q X bg -gsg 1 -Y ndgg Dil - UI 'S-H 'J-' FS Pat Kirk Representahve zz lv!! Kawai Dunn llowq linkin Viiillllbuulnliia Cuba his lyk kann My lbs 'beacon ,irby Jaton khan khan ,':',,, t hi Clllll hi!! u-an mu. I Pl '......, ' Ri' 'EL' lui! bln t 37 Ilan Ullman lou! , 'JF-'H' -'--. u'5'fu0uqn Isl! I451 '..a '-1 .wi X K1 ll ID ll M ll 1 L A V ' 5 .lY- ' .,. ,ig A 36- ' ,Q ' 'gxxvw -W si Filhfi .Er A ua. , , . me i 17 lyq E A V . ji Tiff' gil' I km 1 ',...'3 -H 1-5'..' , -1 nd' - mlb: 3111 Carpenter Ln, ip. , Ak. ual' 1 Q' 7 , - 4, wp A nm, epresen cz we ilu- ,Try W P5 f , gh' . M . an-v ' gf.'L,',,,, A' ' ' una nm- Xna- ld- .Y X KIT T011 x N11 ,eva Ryu. hgh, 5,91 ' A ' ' 4-f M 2 f ,, YM , L A - 1 'V f- ,f1'.,-FL' ' V5 uhm Nana PIC? Own 3 ,T nn nun- gil-a Zk, lun u -', NH! vnu. nm Quinn llndsulldnu lil!! lugs: his ll! hun vw 1 Bush Dui IOITY ' Schuh: 5- -! '.... london lil!!! 5 hdyqn lik!!! ISHN! kd D?- li' 1 i S 'R vi R 5 ' ex hah ilanmln 2 2 3, if 5 S Maw.-one Romlq E M ia K 5--1 ILT1.. L: 14, QP ,, N fm' 'W rw f y Q .f , . ,.k. 5 ,..:, , 4 .k,t 6 ,nggikggwg illhw gg K H61 5--. Q1 kiss.. r X L 5 if wi 4' L an av-W gm swf' .ln Nancy Siockvsll X sw N ,N Q A Inna Stadiu- sg-gj Y R ig , K ' x 155' '21 x Sally lock Tnnblood Truly Krcmx Tlchlnor Tkatch -- Murixndl Q i I li 1 . I Don Troup ggss tr Rss ? is Q sway.. Vciland Waqnor ski .t 1 ...K 2 N' N : Q ' 5' ' g g. '-.T - W 3' Sf 3 . ., t, t 'Y' ,, f 'Q ' sg I 1 f K .Q nf X X I W W f' 5 k My K 5- 'xg :K ' X S? - 1385 - - in . N 3 - 37 '.- .0 I f- i n XJR n f gs .. - Q. f 'A Q Mgcky Ralph lam Rob, Web-1 W-lw Wmdl wuxxm. wuugm K A 'E NL E: X N' 5 K ' . f 'x ' ' ? g z n Q5 Q 5 Q 2 f '54 n I T7 M fy- H ' ' H? . n .-f- X S ' f --'- 453 ' - 1 I X , A nn . .-,, x A ' ---- .sa - - 21 n L P-K' Phfuil H ldocn Cl d Gem G 4,1 WU' WOIIUI Wurrun Wazrndck Y . Aman Mdrivtll Masq dresi x n deXiv6f5 Gd arch down for induction. a S 1471 W- if ' X 5 aww l. Ioan Hendrix comes to McNeill's rescue. 2. Qom, Lundblade, Loomis. Couqhlin, Cobler. Bruce. Coriell and Alberg squint at drawing boards. 3. Miss Sue Woodward. Baker, Morgan, McGeeney, Valley. and Curfman leam cooking techniques. 4. Harrison. Wood. Pratt, cmd Zimmerman run off Worlds. 5. Lloyd W. Kistler interprets Constitution. 6. Fadely, Choguill. Emick, Lauback, Miss Bernice Finley. Taylor, and Mc- Williams lay out the goods. 7, Dorothy Pelton sketches. ,4- 1' 4? l48l I -Q. SQ ff., s .Xa W I x N.. : ax If www? N. R S GMES Y . Ss- Q -seg.. L wk L Q i. Q kg f Ali in XLAQ 1 -A ,M Q. if Q' Q'-in ' 'SJ : L 'N-V l 5 f' 4' O n E xl. ? 6 C .ff . '3 fl N' x kikx S M ,WMMV,,., - , M 'fiif . ,, WM f Q 400 nv! V ,. 1 P U Hyff' ugh by Xi 9, X , M if , ., V I A A 'mwnw' wg , ,, , WQA . A N V ,m ,MV X J Wh- , ...W ,. , Kp If y , A ummm I in vw 37 ' 3 kwww ', fa - V R Q f , A ff K , V' 'ff' LQ ff fx, ', f wk 4. w- , In W,.W,,, ,M ' 'bn X , X W, ,,,,,,, 0.1. 'KN J' V . ij 4 , K ME, , ff' , ff , f 'V If ,V X7 , rf, ,7 'H ,. 1 , Q kg mv. 0 ff! 'W' wz33,,,, , N I , ll' 7' ily 4 2153, gy ffl f , , M f Mali' 'gf f, J, V W r , , , 4, wv 'U s 3 5 5 Q... s 1 Dr. Kenneth McFarland, Superintendent of Schools. M. I. Whitson, Assistant to the Superin- tendent Marlin S. Casey, Board of Education, . Kenneth B. Hobbs. President ot Board of Education. A. H, Saville, ViceePresident ot Board of Education. Charles Bennett, Board ol Education. Kelsey H. Petro, Board of Education, Mrs. David Neiswanger, Board ot Edu- cation. Mrs. Thelma Mifflin, Clerk -- Business Manager. lll t Giles T '7ap.eka heilmfinn' E. B. Weaver. Principal . - 1 Assiston! Pfmmpu llIlMINIt I'I ll'I'llI S Reorganization ofthe Topeka High School's Administrative Staff has been completed. Now in i f ' tion is showing results. Miss Annabel ring time to the many girls' activi- ts second year, the neu oiganiza P ' fle, dean of girls, is able to devote more . K ties. Kenneth H. Meyers, dean of boys, is kept ' ' ' 1 obleins that come to bus dealing with thc pr Y his attention daily. Dr. Giles Theilmann, di- rector of guidance, has shown outstanding leadership in a broad and far-reaching field. Dr. Don lValter, curriculum director, has enriched the subject offering and made pos- sible special classes to meet specific needs. The Unit Plan of administration, directed by Dr. Kenneth McFarland, superintendent ol' schools, and the Board of Education, is making possible a well-directed school, where administration, faculty, and students meet on l it into operation a pro- a connnon grounc to pi gressive program for the school. -li. B. Weaver, principal. l5ll awedmucfallallu Dr. Don Waller, Asus f - . am Pnnclpal Kenneth H. Meyers Dean of Boys Miss Annabel Pring Dean of Girls l9 Mnvnu IAYLUS mmumumn V1.1- rwin' '1Mcr .0113 mm' R oaml' Mice ,,,,.Lw 1 1 V '4 s MISS GLADYS IIOOKS H. F. BJJTHORHI mu :mu cuvmr ma cnc: comm X rms ouv: councs nuns L conon l MIS IRWIN COWGIZR CHESTER DAVENPOBT DON DITTEMOHE 1 11 , MISS BDINICE FINLEY ILLIIWU HIBSLOIFEDGUB B.L.FlNl 'll lllqmnn ,tuna L53 Do' Mhou'-C' 'mmmnnxn I .. , NIIIHAILBFHY YMn5,11ACllILF'U90l x M' vw , W mx nxsauvnnumun VIRIQN HAYB unvwl'- Munn :Bl- I. Mtg 1, ' Xl 'ally A mms num GBP-W0 Homhs MIBBMIUCDUNOIMIB nm num n mln' MISS FRANCES HUTCHISON un lwumn mon W -LWJOIB IOIN IBIS! IAIISBTHEIKIIUGMAN LLOYDIDTLB ul IGIBIIDUEKLOPPDIZG RUTH'-00MB gll'I8llVBI.YNlldAUI.lY C.l-lui Clltngnuuu CIM. HALL LOIMWUIIMII L531 ym3NAdl-ll lllQAMcNlI.I.lll Q , 1 7 43 IW' 'mum umm' 169' f 'Usa my now! , K 3 murrs P4188 HIM! non R 'mon a c n muon Rosen 1 ' f ' -.HC K s L an 152,21 t, if' if ,,, . ,KN ., J I in i ' ' ' nu: was L fw o Y V WA Tqn Q ,JU A GT A. M. sums Mas. uzmuuuz TANNKR CHABLB SHOYIR MISS ERNA SXBBERSON The following lsachon have no Pirtunl on 111: faculty pawn: Mba Roslllu lon---English Iohn E. Lund-Commerce F. n. Munn-mum Leo Thema:-Commerce Y -wr MRS. LORETTR SMITH mss mmnz STEWART M155 my swam, 1 Mus mm nnon wuuum -mogpg Miss ummm: A. 'rucxm ew CARL P, SNYDER Q ' . MIS ANNETTE WEBB Ng 'Wm ---Q 'Hzqn ill!-IOWYBTE A yAMzswu.wO!0l i541 ,ng :AW-W' WO!!! T KGQW subs wwe' ww gleam ll'MIlIIlI't Standing: Mrs. LeRoy Pitt. Miss Gertrude Iones, Miss Iune Hays. Seated: Miss Helen Graves. secretary to EL B. Weaver: Mrs. Virginia Dombush. Nine new teachers greeted students the opening day ol' school. These who entered in September IITCZ Marvin Bayless, commercial department. james Colton, driving and auto-mechanics. Don Dittemore, social studies. Miss Lois Fergus, social studies. Miss julie Hays, secretary-clerk. Mrs. juanita Ison, ronnnercial tIL'l71ll'lIIIL'lIl. Miss Irene Kloppenberg, language department. Francis D. Modlin, printing. Carl Nall, coaoperative retail selling and woodworking. YVhen Mrs. Ison resigned at the close of the hrst semester to go to California, L. Ii. Thomas of Pratt took her place. jolm Kelley from Hoyt assumed the position in the commercial department left vacant by the death of Mrs. Lucile Ely in january. Miss Mary Knox became Mrs. Larry Adkins in Novem- ber, and Miss Bernice Stonebraker became Mrs. Kennard Tanner during the Christmas holidays. English Home Economics Miss Mary Hopkins Miss Mabel Fry Miss Bereniee Fuller Miss Ruth Grandon Miss Ruth E. Hunt Miss Rosella Kerr Miss jean Robertson Walter Russell Mrs. Loretta Smith Miss Annette M'ebb j Miss Gertrude Wheeler I-'orelqn Language Miss Olive Collins Miss Merle Fowler Mrs. Rachel Fudge Soclal Miss Robena Pringle M rs. Grace Collier Don Dittemore Miss Lois Fergus Miss lithel Frizell Mrs. Iisther Kingman Miss Irene Kloppenberg Studies Miss Milicent Hosmer Lloyd Kistler Miss Amy Swenson Mrs. jo White Mathematics Miss Minnie Stewart Miss Bernice Boyles Miss Alma Calvert Chester Davenport Mrs. I-lsther Kingman Miss Iva Oman Carl P. Snyder Miss Ora McMillen Miss Bernice Finley Miss Ruth Loomis Miss Katherine A. Tucker Industrial Arts Loren Nuzman jatnes L. Colton D. L. Erwin j. H. Hoehner Francis IJ. Modlin Kenneth Powers Charles Shoyer Fine Arts Mrs. Fayeben Wolfe Richard Blehm Don M. Gleckler Physical Mrs. Betty Hamlet Charles Mills Miss Laura Hanley C. j. McKee Robert Rue Education Miss Mildred Wells james Willcoxon Science Miss Frances Hutchison XV. j. Barnett Robert Briggs j. W. jones Miss Ruth Phillips C. C, Rieniets l55l Mrs. Irwin Cowger john Lund Mrs. Larry Adkins Marvin Bayless Mrs. I.ucile Ely Ii. L. Fink Mrs. juanita Ison Miss Esther Peers, librarian Miss Eunice Youngqttist cafeteria director Mrs. Fern Taylor Study Hall Vernon Hayes Business john Kelley. Miss Evelyn McCauley Carl Nall A. M. Seaman Leo Thomas Willard Thorpe Library Miss Gladys Brooks Mrs. Kennard Tanner muse Office Stall Miss Helen Graves Miss Phyllis McCord Mrs. Virginia Dornbush Mrs. LeRoy Pitt Miss june Hays Miss lirna Sibberson Miss Gertrude jones IUNIOR RED CROSS COUNCIL -df' tg, .-f . as-1 '-' .f eg., ,, I - , t F Seated: Dean Grogger, Margaret Hazard, Barbara Klein, Lenora Melzer, Sue Ihinger, Marilyn Miller, Marilyn Archer, Theo West- lund, lo Ann Munson, Ianet McEachron, Kathryn Iury, Shirley Deniston, Miss Ruth Grandon. Standing: Iohn Long, Sandy Mills, lack Green. lim Nellie, Bob Bradstreet, Dick Hadley, Bill Michener, David Treadway, lim Hobbs. nqlah I lil! Ill IDSF-IIEIIATE Dean Grogger, president, and Miss Ruth Grandon, sponsor, led the junior. RED Caoss CsOUNClL this year. Members filled 75' boxes with gifts given by homerooms and made up four pictorial booklets for over- seas. ln the March of Dimes drive. they assisted . daily at the county office. They also provided a refresh- ment cart, made by boys in wood working, for Winter Hospital. DEBATE Seated: Bob Bradstreet, Iohn Carlson. Katrina Swartz, Orval Swander. Tom Oliver, Donna Deck. Standing: Mr. Walter Russell, Kenneth Coy, Michael Palmer, Wendell Whiting. Bob Longstait. Orval Swcmder, ranking debater and winner of the American Legion district oratorical contest. displays trophy. Troy's DEBATE TEAMS, guided by Coach Walter Russell, this year placed first in the llegional Tourna- ment at Lawrence, twice defeating Russell, state champions. They placed fourth in the state. c 42 'The teams consisted of Orval Swander and john Carlson: Michael Palmer and Katrina Swartz: and Wendell VVhiting and Bob Brad- street. Tom Oliver, Leland Spurgeon, and Bill NVright made up another team. 1561 were Election time! Tension mounted at To- peka High during three weeks of cznnpaign- ing. Every type ofstunt, from P. A. broadcasts in the hall to painted jalopies, was used. More than 100 students 'ran for oliices in the primaries. On October 7 this number was narrowed to 60. Competition for the presi- dency of the Student Congress was so keen that the winner, Keith XVingate, emerged with only live votes to spare. liehind-the-scene workers were Miss lithel lfrilell, l'zrcult.y sponsor: Dean Crogger, elec- tion commissioner: M1n'iz1nne Crosby, election clerk: und the election board. ELI lI'I'IllU lUpper righth Pepsters boost candidates. KCenter rightl Election ofiicials view final returns. Discussion of posters by Keppie Iohnson, Frances Scott. Nina Skinner, Iack Shepard, Ieanne Bowman. Don Bray, Max Whitson, Paul Robb, Hall Smith, Ronald Wigington. 'Q 1 is 6 X ' X ' N . A h is X S 3iRs':sf 2 .X i is my K YIGNERON 'Ol 50014 4, WMIFMM lO7H MORE JI PRES ,gi 1 S if 1: ,xx X 'YQ Q- ,xm 'EQ 'Sq lf, .Nj- K 0 'Xxx x 0 'V N 47 xxx U 5-0 r, x 4 N., N. M ns' - N - k . - - ,, , , xx 9 s,1..l' . . - . 57 Ray Beers I h Speaker paul SIM' K Conqyess Vice-President oi Studen of the House Keith Wings: Conqress Presidenl of Sm '7'm4f'4 Smale am! YY W 'Y 1 t Illlll R To lend the Topekzi High Sehool student body Student Congress members lllel with othei in its endezivors toward better organization and student eouncils at the District meeting in l,llW' higher stzindznds of seliolzirsl1ip has been the ailn renee Inst lzill. They also had eliange ol' the eoloiv of this yezn s Student Congress under the leader- ful jzilopy pzirzule and the zinnuzil llonieeoniing ship of Keith XVing:tte, president, and Paul Smith, Pageant. For weeks they worked to present Qui en' Yll'C'Pl'CSlClClll and speaker ol' the Student Council. tertziining All-School P1n'ty-:ind succeeded bril- l,11st October the newly-elected sehool oflieers, lizintly. Money for these enterprises cznne in paul with Miss l rzuu'es Hutchison as their sponsor, from their luneh-hour sales of booster planes and n at ni ed john Frzuixke viee-speaker, Virginian flCl'1llS. Thonipson seeretzu'y, -Ieanne Bowman treasurer, The Cflllllfll niet during lilth hour twice 311111 Ng-il M4-Ng-ill 4-qmngil gittqyrngy, Thgy then monthly. Several tinies lllCllllJt'l'S presented in :ls direeted il reeoid szile ol' zietivity tiekets and super- SCHIIJIY Pilllfl fliSfllSSiUllS Ol' who vised the cheerleader election. the Sprii 0 - . ol problenis. ln 15 thu' gave ninth time tothe flllilllL'l'. Seated: Miss Frances Hut h' S . c ison, Virginia Thomas, Pat Kirk, Ieanne Bowman, Charlene Ulsh, Peggy Godbey, Ray Beers. Sue prmger. Paul Smith. Standing: Adrian King, Neil McNeill, Tom Fabian, Iim Claussen, Calvin Holman, Frank Logan, Dick De Rogers, Don Bray, lohn Franzke, lack Iury. Not pictured: Keith Wingate, Bill Carpenter. nnis, Dick Hadley: Herb I58l Dean Grogqer Election Commissioner Marianne cr Election Cletiirby P Senefggy Godbey Y Poim System Jlaufie ' e in ff fl! WI I Y ' A l I L k 'l'his yczn s RicvkicslcN'l'.x'1'lvi1 ciOllNCll,, inzulc up Sponsorccl hy Miss Ruth Phillips. thc council ofonc stnclcnt from catch home YUUIII, hats colnplctecl meets the scfoncl :incl fourth Thnrstlzlys of vat'h tnziny wortlnvhilc projects. Ray Beers was spcztkcr inonth during fifth hour. Mcnihcrs ligne- :tssistccl of thc honsc, znul lincl lfziwl x'it'c-spc41kC1'. Mzntiani with thc sztlc of activity tickets znitl Sunflower suh- Sczns was ll'CSlSlll'Cl', :incl .loan Rcctl was appointed scriptions, thc clriw for -lnnioi' Rccl Cross lllL'lllill'l'S. clerk. :incl thc sponsoring, of il football vgnsity. They also lhcsc l'L'lDl'L'SClllilllX'l'S, ltblillillg lll0l'C than 70, contributed enough money :intl conlfort zntticlcs for flnthcrccl thc clrivc for t'0llll'llJllll0llS for thc l 1'icncl- 75 Junior Red Cross gift boxes to go to t'hilch'cn in ship 'l'i':1in lust Nowinhtrr. Although thc goal set foreign lands. for thc school was Sl'72.50, thcsc cncrgctiti Reps YVoi'kingh:tnrl in hand with tI1cStutlt-nt Llonnril. got In-hincl thc' clrivc' :Intl llltrllglll tht' totill 10 the Rc'p1'cscnt:itix'c Council hzts proxctl itsclfn vital nnonntctl to IOQ hnshcls of wheat fn':n1c'h of school g'0YCl'lllllClllfl'lilI gox'c't't1im'llt so proudly nphcltl in Topeka High. 3255.0-l. This: for stznwing l'illl'0IJCilllS. How 1: Iackson, McCelland. McGuire, Gorbutt, Ream, Towler, Neas, I-logle, Deniston, Iury, Swank. Grange, Elliston. Row 2: Sparks, Archer, Culver. Mankle, Hale. Weber, Rivera, Schmid, Kling, Morrison, McWilliams. Heberling, Miss Phillips Row 3: Hartman, Steck, Stuenkel, Bollinger, Lee, Sears, Reed. Zwonitzer, Hovorka, Helsley, Ernst, Heath. Row 4: Michener, Casey, Gleichenhaus, Palmer, Long, Hill. Shade, Hobbs, Fawl, Beers. Cole. Roberts, Davis, Shepard, Inqemanson, Brandenburg. Row 5: McClenny, lones. l widdnn King Pfasldbni P8i8I!9n 9Jlxr:?Presld6Bi ' 9 yrd Thofela B erection Glen' . me Q ' - i, V 3 w . K-rms A . at I A A 'vm T P 1 15811 me Hman pale: 655.33165 Byrd Amie ee a.109 G ' A os Hows' News in f ' AIIVICIII Y llflllkllllll Acti 0 ored students of Topeka High are planned and presented by the Advisory Council. Un- der the leadership of Adrian King and Anne Petersen, the Coun- cil has worked hard tl ' ns year on the All-School Party, Home coming game junior-Senior Prom R , , ambler banquet, and var- sities. Provide , e visory Council is made up of 12 students, six of whom are chosen in the school election. The others are appointed. Elected members this year were: Adrian King president A , 3 nne Petersen, vice-presidentg Theresa Byrd, election clerk' Patricia Smitl S , 1, enior representa- tiveg Mar Washin ton ' Y 8 , Aunior representative: and Amos Howard, Sophomore representative Miss Berenice Fuller and Carl P.'Snyder are faculty advisers. The Booker T Cl b l u , leaded by Eddie Turner, and the Phyllis Wheatley Club led by Lillian All , en, often worked with the Ad- visory Council. vities and social events for c l d for in the School Charter th Ad ' ii . ' ' 1011 fi . g:i15:iiiePreseI1'cuve lduillliargxigsgniuiive Amo' Howells resentatwe Sophomore P i 60 1 Wqshihqlon' ey . n icing. Pak smuh- Mm ,mare Tuma' Haw m 1 Ada Beverl Brown Barbara Lee Row two ' - ll ' . Y ' three: D095 Kendo ' ' P essman. Sue Spimqer D lene Greer. Row - Sheppard. Row OH9iIIela:eGlExiil:nf2r?:5Y lemringf' E?l?ci.r1:ar?ol,,3: Kzlcheside. Edaaszfgjgliina Sarqigli' Wflmon' can Martin. Vifqimu bcira Bollinger- mga? C cygby Elinor Savi 8- sue lhinqef- Rosemfx Y rc 611. Row foufl BU' wanqen- M'1m '?9 ' ' lgF:rl:nLE3gi'1s'Marqaret Paramvfe- Aurora X . Much an I ENIIII llll LS Chosen hy girls of tl1e Senior Class lor lez1de1'sl1ip':111d scfliolarship, lllClll- hers ol' tl1e Senior Girls' Council began their work with tl1e opening of school :111cl1':1lled it finished o lllCIll'ClllCllI 1e'1 l'1te i11 M llly at tl1e Com' 1 . ay. Tl1ey as- sisted their sponsor, Miss Annabel Pringle, i11 tl l' ie 11st lIl0lllll with So zh- l oniore l11d111'tio11 and the 11111111al tea for Sophomore Mothers. The Council ulTlOlllCl'CClH Illillllllly Sugar '11' Spice 111eeti11gs llll'UllgllOlll the year, giving all girls of tl1e school opportunity to discuss inatters pertain- ing to dates, clothes, and college. 'They served at many teas, fostered fellow- ship, Illlfl acted as hostesses o11 Colle fe ' iv Day. As ll service group of older girls, they earned a position of llOll0l' and 1'espo11sil1ility i11 Topeka High. 4 ' ton, Cecilia - 1 , Nathalra washing dl Seated- Mary Flo Spince, ggxiscgxnngilli 223362, Evelyn Mrllison. Alleta Eco! ' - - ne ' Hqmmarlund. Campos. Standmq' , n - 'd l . Nadine Sudduth. l0 Ann BettY Hrxson. Lupe Rwem' Iesme H1 G go Imogene Schlichef- Q I l h Golden leads carolinq at Christmas tea. e a 11111 Uffahe Paaclau Row 1: Tillotson, Schmid, Grittman, Fry, Forney. Beach. Spence. Row 2: Trueblood. Degnan Knauer Rivera, Guerrero. McCormick. Row 3 Oman, Romig, Meyer, Payton, Michelwait, Para- more. Thomson. fx Wwe za it? I'I IIIITIII S From up and down the halls, the proetors daily guided you into the unknown inner sanctums. Remember how you followed that little gal with the call slip smack into the guidance ofhce? But while serving, even in lllC0llSplCll0llS corners, proctors had fun. Under Ii. l.. l ink's wise direction. the hall proctors worked dili- gently. Office and library proetors served each hour, while movie, lunch-line. and nurse's proctors contributed to a sn1ooth-run- ning schedule lffoaie ffaoclau 1. Row 1: Taylor, Palmer, lanes, Groendycke, Tipton. Row 2: Adams, True, Mr. A. M. Seaman. Claus- aen. Vining. Seaman, Glasgow. Row 3: Adding- ton, Collins, Hawley, Dibble, Handy, Beier. .fidaaaaf Paoclou 2 . How 1: Gordon, Nelson, Calvert, Shipton, William- son. Row 2: Smith, Tkatch, Holm, Hawk, Martin. Morgan, Luce. Row 3: Douglas, Worley. Edwards, Pepper. .fuuck-fine paaclou 3. Row 1: Hinckle, Irwin. Smith, Calebier. Row 2: Wilson, Beelman, Sutherin. Skinner. Not pictured: Elkinton. Scott. .Jlallli 4- Row 1: Roberts. Greer. E. L. Fink. Meyer, McComb, Row 2: Miller, Sears. Curiman, Brown. Edson, Dinkle. Row 3: Barrett, Kopiield, Stahh Bleckley. Cadwalader, Osbum, Stevens, Carothers, Heber- ling. Row 4: Hartman, Culver. Nixon, Laubach, Carlson, Calkins, Weber. 1Vwue'4 Paactau 5- Seated: Rivera, McGuire, Ketchum, Ensign, Wash- ington. Standing: Wise. Moltor, Sawyer. Slatten. Partridge, Smith, Layman, Ford. Q ffi . gtffff 5 K , .mink V , 5 r K A i .w1iar.:fx ,. . .- X 4 1 J. 1 4 - 1 S 4 L K2 V N 2. aj. S A x y .8 Q X s x is ,I S i Al , xx X M Q' fi ? .4 i , f 2 . .1 wg!! Q wx 5-: YR F , I sf N , x M w e - ay . A J , ,Q 4 w , .5 x 4 f X 7 Tr ' 1 555 W A . . ,. , -.ri 14 .L , ihuwh 'E ew . . - . Q- we ,W . :' ., M ig M . ffyk XX- J 5 b 4 5, , A f X, k N , vii Vw I -Q I x r KK! f .vw Q , .' x Q- Q ff' ..,f 'S yy: L.. N I I' ' . xv L ui x A Qy . s W 1' .. ,.,. . M , . irq? , , fi g .-fwffw ,K 3 if Q, A 1,7 . , 1 , ff? f 49' K5 53 M xf 1 i 'E-M 'E Q M., .. Q x 5' my hx A it e ex- bert, 5. Help! Henry's qone mad at the switch! 6. Lanky Fianky sets stage. 7. Steady! That prop's valu- able! Ill M 'lllll k d r etecied Yep 5nY 2 ' ' L ixttoft tow' e 19599 u S s diflmouc he 'ihes-Flon by ' deft! - xmas' . his dies SW X 2. Miss Gertrude Wheeler and Orval Swander hold confer! ence. 3. Newton Seuiert arrives home. 4 ,. . ...So I went under the turnstile! relates th cited Al x !'R its X. 4 Q, tollld in to cha wn lubt 6109961 cow It's aiminini CU!! and ..t,,Ni ss... floss. u' Vlh'IlINll'I'0N Chl I l' III Ill! On a snowy evening last March, I1lCIlllJCI'S of the junior auditorium, under the skillful direction ol' Miss Gertrude YVheeler, and turned in a fine production ol' the Broadway comedy George YVashington Sl' t Here. Carl Seufert, history-lover supreme, kept the cp audience in stitches. Farnier Bob Longstaff was convincing, class took their turn in the while qlancy Hunter carried her role as exasperated wife like an veteran. Unique properties, from plow to garbage, added greatly to rtzun rose on the second act, the change the fun. lNhen the cu lroin dilapidated farm house to gracious living room brought applause from the audience belore a word was said. 7114 Gut Mr. Kimber ..... . ................... . Newton Fuller ..... ........ Annahelle Fuller. . . Madge Fuller .... Steve Eldridge. . . Katie . . .... .. Mrs. Douglas .... Clayton Evans. . . Rena Leslie . . . Hester . . . .. Raymond . . . Uncle Stanley. . . Leggett Frazer ..... Tommy Hughes. . . Sue Barrlnuton Miss Wilcox. . . .. Mr. Prescott .... . .Bob Longstalf Carl Seulert, Jr. . . . .Jancy Hunter . . .Dlana Russo Neil McNeill Q .i :Nancy Glezen . .Carolyn Oliver Robert Bradstreet . .Theo Westlund . .Serena Bonner . . .Ray Lindberg . . .Max Whitaog . . . .Jerry Doyle i i. . .Jerrold Grover . . .Mary Bolmar . .Janice Elkinton .George Schrader is The Lost Week-end at the Fullers' new pastoral palace. l 65 .l . is luafique am! plz-edenfd III All llIl'I'Il Judge Harry Wilkins ..... ..... A Ilan Suyuer Edith Wilkins ....... ...... P etwy Rue Miriam Wilkins ........ ...... S arah Thacher Ruth Wilkins ........... ....... J ane Hanqer Albert Kummer ,..,... .... . . .Walter Menninger Lieut. William Seawriqht .... ...... J im Claussen Martha Seawriuht .......... Jeanne Bowman Sergeant Chuck Vincent .... . 1 1 1 il-llan Gleichenhaus D . . ......... . .M 'n D lm ara ..,. . . . . aura e ec er Harold Klahbermeyer .... . . .Rouer Williamson Suspense was the keynote of the All-School play the evening of October 17 when Dear Ruth brought to Troy's stage a resounding suc- cess. From start to finish-and, oh, what a linishl- -Q.. rf fm 6 F may Dear Henry L. Stimpson, secretary of war. dic- tates Miriam. Poor Dora! More lilacs! the fast-moving comedy kept Trojans amused and excited. Ranging from moments of deep tension to outrageous mixups, the plot featured the impulsive Bill Seawright and lovely Ruth Wilkins. This pair underwent racking compli- cations brought about by Ruth's I5-year old sister, Miriam, who had gone all out to send the boys hope, and faith, and a will to go on! Unforgettable in the play were Miriznn's groans, the jilted Albert's fury, a wedding, and the surprise ending when Porky XVillianison, 1947 graduate, entered as a dead-pan sailor, The cast presented the play four times-first for the football team who could not attend the regular performance: second, for the public: and. last, at WVinter Veterans' Hospital in a matinee and an evening performance. u r Y With this ring I thee wed, Alan Gleichenhaus promises Ieanne Bowman, as Iudge Allan l 66 l Snyder reads the marriage ceremony. Mother Peggy Roe and Suilor Walter Menninger smile at the happy pair, while Iim Claussen and Icme Hanger look dubiously on. ' 0 ti rlflilll nnflitt 7Ae 8641 Lizzie . . .,.....4............,...... ..... R ita Murphy Cornelia Van Gorder . . ..,......,... . . . Billy.. .......,. Brooks . . .... . . . Dale Ouden . . . Doctor Wells . . Anderson . . Richard Flemlnu . . Reuinald Beresford . . An Unknown Man . . . ..... . , . , . . .Jane Casper Justin Haynes, Jr. . . Keith Winuate . , .Lynn Winuett .....Tom Oliver . . ,Allan Snyder , , . .Floyd Jarvis . .Jerome Hawley . . . .0rval Swander Crash! .-Ks a note llew through the win- dow, the Senior play. The Bat, was on. The last presentation ol' the year, the Scene e n a c t e d by Murphy, play afforded all the thrills and intrigue Haynes, Snyder. Hawley, Casper. a mystery lan could ask. An old summer Wingate, Wingett and Olivex. house lilled with lively spooks sheltered a mystery evolved with such skill that no one could guess the real criminal until the linal curtain. Cornelia Van Goider, played by .lane Casper. refused to move from the mys- tery house, thereby setting off the events which led to an excitinv' climax. Lizzie F! Allen, played hy Rita Murphy, added was marked ' ' iz I' the touches ol comedy' needed in this 2 , suspensehlbacked play. The production by lint utmg on the put ol' the entire cast. The cast takes time out. Row 1: Iane Casper, Ierome Hawley, Keith Wingate. Mary Alice Choquill. Lynn Wingelt. Row 2: Iustin Haynes. Allan Snyder, Rita Murphy, Floyd Iarvis. Orval Swander. . e Iustin Haynes and Rita Murphy see ghost. pmt PLAY CADEIS Row 1: Knauer, 'I'hompson, Kruse, Kinsley, Fleer. Row 2: Gillaspy. Bohm, Gooding. Truman, Hender- son. Basel. Howey. Crume, Miss Evelyn, McCauley, Adee. :qw USHEB CLUB Row l: Messick, Holm, Deniston, Kelling, rayton. Boley, Helm, Degnan, Schmid. Row 2: Maze, Anderson, Mathews, Musser, Luce. Crotzer, Bond, Pierson, McClelland, Fry. Row 3: Smith, Anderson, Foster. Miss Gladys Brooks Fisher, Revell. Seidel, Decker, Cory, Tillotson, William- son, Davis. Howard, Tlratch, Currier, Piatt, Kling. Row 4: Worley, Francis, Sewell. O'Flaherty, Wil- liams, Miller. Yates, Hood. Lane. Riedel. Wilson. Seuiert, Harr, Pressman. W' . M lfiiltl ssmon PLAY starr 5 Row 1: Sears. Edson. U1 lyn NJ g , Row 2: Reed, Choquill. Brown. ,N 1 'J , lil' .9 ,..i Row 3: Thom, Swander. if i , ki . ia EARLIER PLAY STAFFS Row 1: Helsley. Bonner, Bowman, Casper, Busco. Row 2: Ihinger, Morrison, Archer. Iennings, Lee, Greer. Row 3: Bradstreet, Hartman, Bolmar, Palmer. Menninger, Stearns. Play staff members not in picture are: Brown, Franzke, Getz, Long. Murphy, Roberts, Sutherin, Wingett. 1681 Slnawlf ' Ill AMA Ill IIIIIK' Under the sponsorship of Miss Iivelyn McCauley. the PLAY C,xnli'rs now have lfi members, with several students on the wait- ing list. Cadets handle the business part ol' the plays, selling and taking tickets as well as guarding the auditorium doors. Troy's USHI-ik Crea, sponsored by Miss Gladys Brooks, has served at all school and civic functions presented in the school audi- torium and several times in the Municipal Auditorium. The club has almost 50 mem- bers, with Maurine Decker, a senior, as chairman. just as necessary as are the actors in each school play, the PLAY S'rA1fifs are the work- ing group who 'make the production pos- sible. Each play has a student director, pro- motion stalf, and managers for costumes, properties, stage, business, and publicity, each with an assistant. THESPIANS Row 1: Hanger, Greene, Lee, Bowman. Rusco. Row 2: Bradshaw, Claussen. Grogger. Menninger. Thom. Snyder. Holman, Rogers, Whitson. Those not in picture: Bonner, Brown, Greer. Haskell. Haynes, Hunter, Ihinger. Logan, Longstail, Mc- Comas, Nixon. Roe, Seulert. Smith, Steams, Thacher, Wingett, Wright. l e. play Sfcffi cnc! Gaul c lullflplll ANI, lllll ' 'I'III CPIANC This is the night! It brings with it the traditional smell of grease paint, and every- thing else-from lost props to unfamiliar false whiskers tickling at the last minute. Really being there and knowing that the fatal moment has arrived starts those millions of butterflies churning and flutter- ing in your tummy. The overture warns you, the signal is given, and the curtain rises. Now is the time to show the audience what you've learned in those long rehearsal hours! Then suddenly, miraculously, it's all over. The relief is tinged with just a bit of regretg it has been so much fun, and-well, you would really like to have the chance to do it all over again! MASQIJI-I AND EVM: is the organization made up of students who have worked on any of the plays. Membership of this group is more than 50. Tlll'ISl'lANS is composed of the actors and actresses who have met the requirements of the National Thespian Society. Allan Snyder was elected president this year. Un- der the sponsorship of Miss Gertrude Wheeler, this honorary society iniated more than 20 new members this Spring. After the Senior play in the Spring, another draw- ing was made. MASQUE AND WIG Row 1: Archer. Hunter. Morrison, Pointer, Corber, Oliver, Haskell. Rusco, Scott Row 2: Hixson, Casper, Murphy, Hanger. Ijams. Rich, Vineron, Spetter. Gamble. Row' 3: Choguill. Bames, Glezen. Edson, Lee, Westlund, Wingett. Row 4: Foreman, Hazard, Bowman, Helsley, Iennings, Smith, Ward. Murphy Nixon. Row 5: Lindbergh, Schrader. Bonner, Logan, Meyer. Bolmar. Hartman. Hose, Ellcinton. Row 6: Grogger, Holman. McNeill, Menninger, Roe, Ensign, Greer, Thomson. Row 7: Snyder, Seufert, Longstaii, Bradstreet, Thorn. Grover. Steams, Groen dycke. 69l Uliancf New in A . if it ,, wif B , -1' X Edgy :XI il Y wi g if? in .. glrlp if Q .in j 2 just before the bustle and whirl of the holiday season, the Christmas Pageant, directed by Miss Milicent Hosmer, left lasting memories of a beautiful portrayal of Christmas scenes. The first tableau clramatized the angel chorus pro- claiming the birth of the Christ Child. In the next, the shepherds, watching their flocks in the fields near Bethlehem, gazed with awe at the herald angels. Scenes of the Nativity and a Christmas in modern times followed. Music from the balcony and organ loft was provided by the Topeka High Orchestra and Glee Clubs. Narrator . . .... Wendell Whiting Reader . . . .... Evelyn Millison Organfst . . .................................. Frank Logan Soloist . . ................................ Mercedes Gilbert Angels-Patricia Smith, Imogene Schlichter, Lura Mae Stouder, Sue Ihinger. Beverly Iennings. Loraine Smith. Theo Westlund. Barbara Bollinger. Shepherds ............ Dick Hadley. Ian Pickard, Dick Dennis Madonna .............................. Mary Alice Choguill Ioseph . . ........ ............,...,............. P aul Fink Wise Men ............. Don Walraien. Bob Wilcox, Paul Robb Modem Madonna .................,....,....... lane Casper Director ............ ................. M iss Milicent Hosmer l70l Prana. 'HQ Pen Qu' ms strut their S' H U . Floor show QP Pr0Qches Climax .Jn vi f . Me A Izmnger beams Q s me be nd Plq YS On. NVQ-ll, lmcgorrzi and the saints be praised if thc good old lrisli spirit didi1't descend on old ' ' il wonderful cvc11'! ' icr'i'c slill liummin' thc 'r ll lfour l,c11l ic 'l'roy loi Slllfill Wlllll' ll I lim ol' l'm Looking Ou 'ciliors will agree- tlml tlu- -lim H ' 'illx' know liow to pr lg 'lorcr ' Clove now C. ol' lllt' blob SL'lll ai lmxnig'-up show! .Xllcr llic lJl'Ug'l'2llll, lllc l'2ll'L'lL'l'I.l 1 lu- Ll spring lmowcr oldimmcd lights, soll music, ,S llowcrs, :md fzmcllc-lit zilvows wlicrv rclrcsli- 'ODSYUQCCO mcms wmv scrvccl. lX'lictl1cr ilk Nliissiu' ilu- 'flpfmies his lllnrncy Slomf' or not. zmyonc who zxttcnclccl proud Dafemg ' vSc'nioi' Prom will tcll you lllzll il Mmm I' c 'nl-my andy kisses' Zlgis sine be esnfy ii, M129 ilu' .lumoi was thc lincst cwrl I 7' l -J Wm iw Hawley demonstrates chopper to Ann Beelman. as Weaver. Walter, and Theilmann croon. S9- Y, .L' Irlr-Clllllllllr On zu tl:n'l4t'l1t'tl SILIQC, :against tltc Imatclx tlrop ol' at liglltctl t-ity, tI1L' IIIIT ,'XII-Sflmu Party pmgrznn sunctl ll ll'L'llll'lltIOllb stturvss' lntmclncing Ll xxnictx' ol' nt-w gtnrl clillbtrctlt tzllcnt, thc lIlt'lllC ul the panty Iollowvcl .1 groupullzurtm'stI11'm1gI1 tltcil' Ilnul Pt'l'I'tll'lll znlrc IJL'IIUl'L' St. l'ctc'1', tcmting wltctlmvt' tht , clcsclwctl to cross tltc Hllriclgc to llcnx'c't1. 'l'I1C scrilmt. writtc-n In' Virginian 'llttnn son, lltnnvr Nlttltttx .lim tllqntssvn, unc lcmlnc llglwlcy, was IIQIITLIICKI In' .lim Mt' l'lZll'l2llltI, wlm with XQISK dignity Itcpt tlu 1llltllCllt't' rolling Ill tlw anslcs. llllgnmm llltfllllfllll UI tln' slum' was tln' Izunltv slut ra 5 , wllcrctn lt. IS. YN cztx't'1', D11 Dun .X lV4tItt't' :Intl Ill' K-llcs lIlClllll1lllll, clwsst-tl tu pm llCCl'S. sung l cntlin' :Intl 'at-I igl1tin ' Otltcl' tnult' lllL'lllIJt'l'S ol tlu' Izunltx n't't't lilgcwisc' atttitccl, t'1tt'1'x'It1g ultl-Igtslliotlwl nntskt-ts atntl tlctltt-cl in m'ctfsi1t'tI ann Imn ncts. IIN' lltblilll fA2lll'Cll :Incl lung ral tltt' .XII Stlmull'1ntx',l't-get fItltlIM'X'llllfll,1lllI lfinlt :Intl tllc Rznnlmlvt lrcmvzlltx, Nlltlllll Ross gtntl Tack lones and his boys make merry. I 72 I , , . . A xxllllllll lung. twgvtltvt' IYIIII tltt- Il gtttcntl :ants wcrt' prt'st'ntc'rl cltning ilu' alum' gmtl xit'wt'cI tltt' Iinatlt' Itmn tlmt- gnttlivnt c. az' Me PM 'IW Dancing then followed to the strains of Del Weidner's orchestra in the student cafeteria and the music of Buddy Brown in room 227. Halls and cafeteria were gaily decorated with evergreen rope, bright bells, a sparkling Christmas tree, and a gift-laden sleigh drawn by eight lifelike reindeer. At the end of the party, everyone sighed, There can never be another All-School Party like this. 'Q ii Lois Ketcherside Don Bray Margaret Hazard Bob lennings Delbert Schuster af Keith Wingate Marian Sears 1731 -X i H 111 1 .3 Sarah Iaco, Nathalia Washington Rudy Wright. Edward Tumer Q-Llfzian Kin ADlllAN'S OTHER HONORS I-1-ffllmll I 1 llrr rrmll Imxlu lim!! I will r mum 'I mfh I 1 11' mum I'n-X. lflzwwvvf fn Illlflbl ...-v-an Ln NF -Uv 'Nr SA-rf Q 'S 4 1 1 05.4 Queen x 'fa 2' :ZA v f 5 if 4 Klmlf nl ffrlilllfll 5- ai mi' . , K Q ' ' -.. .Q QL..,,,M w','YY'fN -. K..- V . '- W gi X ff - K 'Q K ifqhx .M Q. lk Sophomores enjoy class talent. 8 Ma a PM TY Two helpless male photographers were literally 'i'carried away at the All-Girl Kiddie Party! Beverly Brown's committee invited the Kiddies. Marianne Crosby supervised their feeding. Diane Logan, in pink rornpers, en- tertained with a side show. The Senior Girls' Council and Miss Annabel Pringle, sponsors, looked on benignly. Spring weather inspired the talent show at the Sophomore Party, the first of the class get- 1 Next, sub-scrubs! Topeka High's tuture Adler. Swing and sway The Kiddie way L04 5 S togethers. Walter Swan was master of cere- monies for the floor show. Richard Hadley, president, had the assistance of Miss Irene Kloppenberg, sponsor. Rock-a-bye baby. . Sings Shirley Hicks. l 75 l Ring around the rosy . . . ! psi 3 QQ Dt' Q., HH-15 All-American Honor Rnting Worxd Q ohsm student. storms 1 d represenlcnive 3oum X. Ccdvin HoXmun. ekec e home crher cr skrenuous day on the WorXd. 2. Sunhower photographers Henry Bradshaw and Sherman Reed admire the new camera. 3. Ahxmnus Phd Menninqer heXps '48 Sunhower sluii meet decdhne. 4. Vohrnkeers Rcdph Xones, Roberk Hammond, and Henry Fisher ioXd Workds. 5. Mcrurine Decker works hrs! on lhe Sunhower, then on Xhe Wor1d 6. Herb Rogers, Wor1d edikor, turns his buck on the Sunhower. eXs. 7. Sunhower skcriis posles pcm 8. Xournohsxs Xecrm the ropes. gh-F ' 1. B., 1. 'X 6 Evelyn Millison Editor 1 ,f ft , ' , if ft -- W go'0'hy Gy fr'.,f.,+ V I 5 1 i, f usiness M eene on .1 fr- , Qnuge, BOWm . in t ' Q 1 I , ' ieofme gaxw' 1 - 4- L 4 f H ,V f I ggi? , . C ' ' A55-,OC I g I V, ,t ' if VA A ,il V J . .. lilllllllg' with plans lor the 7l8 year hook, this year's Sunllower statl' startecl the Senior photography in the sunnner oli '-17. Not so haclly liztmlieapperl hy the shortage of llash hulhs as in '-lti-'17, the photographers spent their time posing people for pictures and in- venting tlitlerent slants on the husiness ol' tak- ing new shots lor the .-Xxxtixis From the lirst page lay-out to the last serap ol' eopy written, the Sunflower otliee was a ' an of I- yl Y , L , i'lNIl'IiIlVI Ig S F- H xtlvvtl All, if f W ffl if l J xl K f f -' ,I VV f t l ,. ', 1 1 ' ,I K t U, 4, e..-tl I.-i l1!ytjl' V' , r 1 ' , I 'f k it v t V. ' ti. ff' t K t q -. raulclrou ol' seething plans, ideas, and experi- rnents. lVith the help ol' Miss Ruth li. Hunt, atlxisor, the year hook went to press on tune. Must he that the year was started right by having a eoreretl dish supper: the way to .1 stall s heart, you know, is through its esopha- gus. lt s all over now. though: so here it is . .. the lil-I8 SllNlfl.0lVl ,R. vitqsf BUSINESS STAFF: Seated: Wynona Bohm. Lorraine Roberts. Dorothy Greene. Tom Fabian. Iane Romig. Standing: Darlene Greer, Margery Pressman, EDITORIAL STAFF: Seated: Virginia Banos, Iacque Compton. Evelyn Millison, Ieanne Bowman. Margaret Wilson, Aurora McCormick. Standing: Bob Sellen. Barbara Iackson, Marjorie Kitt. Maurine Decker, Betty Hixson. Walter Menninger. tm EDITORIAL STAFF- Marilyn Ward Vir ' ' B t - V . gmxa ar os, Aurora McCormick, Donna Deck. Homer McCue, Keppxe Iohnson. Beverly Iennings, Ierome Hawley, Ioan Gilroy, Phyllis Hartman, Darlene Greer, Herb Rogers, Calvin Holman. faq idk dafuf of Flllrlr 1 'fl' lrll Sept. Sept Oct. Nov. 7 Dec. Sept. Sept. Cczlvf Ediforn Holmqn 4 1-Editorial and business staifs meet to plan first paper. Temperature 105. New printing teacher. Wonder what's he's like. 8-School begins. Free Fair competes for attention of advertisers and 12 . 26 staff. -First World out after two weeks' struggle. tNew printing teacher O.K.l -First World distributed only to activity ticket holders. Circulation manager hysterical. 14-Evening session, waiting for election returns. Candidates think we have early dope. -Teachers' Convention. No school! No World! Blessed be teachers! 5-All-School Party. World requests inside dope on King-Queen. Doesn't get it. Ian. Ian. . Y Nano Skmifonoqex S Dec. 19 16 -Christmas issue. Revert to old-time sheet. Fun to do once. New staff puts out trial issue. They made it. too. -Last issue for this staff. Well, finals keep our minds off other troubles. SWQS BUSINESS STAFF: lim Claussen, Lorraine Roberts, Wynona Bohm, Nina Bu Skinner, Ianet Merridith, Melvin Larson. '7a!e CPI IM Will Ill Dec. 19-Stalls are announced Life begins Ian. 9-Trial issue Only six pages advertising low Ian. 30-First real issue Scramble tor material-eiqht Feb. 6-Second issue School reverts to coal World gets Feb. 27-Iunior Press composes feature pages George Mar. 19 Mar. 26 Apr. 2- Apr. 23- May 7- May 14 EDITORIAL STAFF Seated Darlene Greer Iancy Hunter Herb Rogers Walter Menmnger Virginia Bartos Walter Cole Standing Orval Swander Evans Tompkins Robert Sellen Melvin Larson Michael Palmer Homer McCue 3 4 QUILL AND SCROLL Slttlng: Dorothy Greene. Betty I-Iixson. Aurora McCormick. Ioan Gilroy, Nina Skinner. Wynona Bohm, Maurine Decker, Marilyn Ward, Beverly Iennings. Ieanne Bowman. Evelyn Millioon. Darlene Greer. Standing: I-Iomer McCue, Calvin Holman, Walter Menninger, Orval Swander. IUNIOR PRESS CLUB Sitting: Connie Schad, Marjorie Pressman. Marilyn Mann, Elizabeth v Garner, Carrol Thomas, Betty Heloley. Virginia Isaacson. Standing: Bob Longetatl, Arthur Casper. Virginia Bartos, lack Koehlar, Shirley Scott. Tom Fabian. Editor . . Buusluuess Manager . Associate Editor . , Assistants to Editor Art . . ..,......,............. Photography . . . Asst. Photography .i Floyd Jani Group Pictures . . Senlor Pictures . . Senior Activities . i iuieiuiriu oiiuii 'via' acuu ty . . . . . . Administrators . . .... . . Representative Students . . Underclessuuuen . . Draltsmen . . .... . . . Copy.. Prool Reader . . Staff Helper . . BUSINESS Business Manager . ............EvelynMiIlison .............DorothyGreene .................JeanneBovrman . . . . . .Mauurine Decker, Virginia Bartos Betty Jean Helsley .Martha Herrick, Nina Skinner, Jack Snook . . . . . . . Henry Bradshaw, Sherman Reed . .Wilbert Chamberlin, Roland Jordon ncy Greenwood, Tom Oliver. Sarah Thacluer .................MargaretVIilson ...................BettyHiason . . . Barbara Jackson . . . . .0nal Suvander ........JoanGilroy .... . . . .Walter Menninger . . . . . . . . . .Jacquiellouapton ...............MarlorleKitt . . . . .Kenneth Kaul, John Luundlulade . . . . Beverly Jennings, Aurora McCormick Janet Merriditlu, llomer McCue ...............RobertSellen ..........MaryFIoSpence . ...... ..................... D orotluy Greene Associate Business Manager . . ........................ Tora Fabian Ad Solicitors . . ........ ................. P atty Fink, Darlene Greer I Marjorie Pressman, Jana Roauig, Jauue Tichenor Circulation . . .... ............. Wynona Bohm, Juanita Flour Asst. Circulation . . ...................... Juanita Fleer Bookkeeping . . ........... . ..................... Lorraine Roberts Miss Ruutlu E. Hllli, Gonral Advisor: F. D. Modlin, Printing Advisor: Miss Laura. Hanley, J. ll. ltoenl, Miss Gttrulle lhlll. Consultants. 80 IOURNALISM CLUBS Organized for students not taking journalism, the -luuviouz Puuzss CLUB serves as a feeder for staff positions and journalism classes. Tom Fabian, president this year, led the group in folding Worlds, getting ads, and edit- ing three pages of one YVorld. QUILI. AND SCROLL r e p r e s ents students of high scholastic standing who have served the publications be- yond the line of duty. Calvin Hol- man was president: Marilyn YVard, vice-president: and Nina Skinner, ser- retary-treasurer. Besides the students in the picture, the following are mem- bers: Henry Bradshaw, YValter Cole. Donna Deck, justin Haynes, Michael Palmer, Herb Rogers, Robert Sellen, Margaret YVilson. 'l'lll t I'ilFI't' WMU FALL EDITORIAL Editor ..... ....... Assistant Editor , . News Editor . . .. Sports Edllor . . . . . . Asst. Sports Editor . . Editorial Editor . . Feature Editor . . . Feature Editor . . . Periscope.. . . . . . Asst. Periscope . . . Around the World . . Girls in Green . . . Cartoonist . . .. Exchange . . .... . . . F ALL BUSINESS Business Manager . . . . . . Asst. Business Manager . . Circulation Manager . . . Business Secretary. . . Down the Avenue . . Booklueellef . . . . Maul Clerk . . ...... . . SPRING EDITORIAL Editor . . .......... .s. Assistant Editor . . . . . . Editorial Editor . . . Staff Editor . . . News Editor . . News Editor . . . . Soogts Editor . . Ass . Sports Editor . . Sports Staff . . . . . Feature Editor . . Feature Editor . . Perisoone . . Periscope . . . . . . . Around the World . . Glrls in Green . . Column , . . . . . Mall Clerk . . .. Photographer. . SPRING BUSINESS BusinessManagor . . Asst. Business Manager .. . Asst.BusinessMenaoer.. glrgulatlornspnags. . .. ss. urcu on anager. Dunvntluelrenu . . .....CaIvin Holman .......Herh Rogers . . . . Keppie Jolunson .......RayUlsh . . . .Homer McCue . . . . . .Marilyuu Ward . . . . .Phyllis Hartman . . . .Aurora McCormick . . . . .Beverly Jennings . . . . . .Darleuue Greer . . . . .Joan Gilroy . . . .Virginia Bartos . . .Jerome Hawley . . .Donna Deck . . . .Nlna Skinner . . . .Jim Claussen WvnonaBolum . . . . . . .Melvin Larson . . . .Virginia llenthorn . . . .Lorraine Roberts . . . . Barbara Jackson . . . . . .Herb Rogers . . . . .Walter Menninger . . . . .Justin Haynes . . . .Michael Palmer . . . . .Walter Cole ....MaurineDeu:ker .............HomerMcCue . . Melvin Larson . . .Bob Rodney Manning Don Bruunnert, Tom Fabian .. . . . . . .Drral Surander .........RobertSelIen . . . .Darlene Greer . . . . .Jancy llunter . . . . Evans Tompkins . . . .Virginia Bartos .. . . .Juudie Foreman . . . .Darleen Price . . . .Nick Godlove . . . .Jim Glaussan . . . . .Donna Deck . . . .Janet Merridith . . .Vlynona Bolum .. . .Juanita Fleer . . . .Bill Grillith . . . Barbara Jackson . . .Lorraine Roberts 2. Bob Wilcox, elected re P. resentative vocal stu- de t n. entertains audi- ence. e Otliceis xuixc Orchesuc F ed Lester Davis pours out melody. Pat Davis, Annalee Smith. and Alan Lo behind ha t ' max play rp s rings. Robert Rue directs stri ng section. C. I. McK ee conducts orchestra. Frank Logan plays his ' ' ongmal composition Band reh earses before concert. MII Il IIAINII The Trojan Band, always present at the athletic events, completed a year crowded with parades and drills presented on the football held and the basketball Hoor. The music of the concerts was chosen by the band members. This year seniors had a graduation march written by Frank Logan which was played at the Commence- ment ceremony. Clarinet Beverly Wilson Phyllis Butler Celia Foster Norma Rumold Carolyn Piper Ada Watson Darlene Greer Iohn Keil Marvin Breithaupt Mary Ellen Platt Roland Dark Ianice Elkinton lack Perry Harry Pence Wendell Gibson Donna Harsch Eldon Pedigo Ted Cobb Mary Ellen Grebe Charles L. Rowzer Oboe Dorothy Greene English Horn Delores Sorg 1821 Bassoon lane Casper Larry Ingemanson Flute Lenora Melzer Dorothy Simmons lo Anna Fisher Norma Owen Patricia Kirk Shirley Beach lim Irwin Iane Gray Doris Crosswhite Douglas Smith Piccolo Pat Kirk Douglas Smith Sax Lester Davis lean Reed Virginia Cravens Dale Higgs Marilyn Scheel loan Hendrix Francis Hatfield Band!! Directors-C. I. McKee, Robert Rue. Sally Seidel Gene Aker Robert Brandenburg Eva Mae Shaner Barbara Linville Cornet-Trumpet Calvin Culp Robert Sieben Charlene Kelley Marjorie Owen Arlene Schuler I 0 Ann Hammarlund Iohn McClellan Marilyn Smith Ronald Seaman Verne Clark lack Green Delores Hiett Donald Cravens Sam Pitcher Doris Elliston Roberta Grange Gary Buehrer Fle uqelhom Patty Roose Sally Murphy French Hom David Treadway Graydon Luthey Iim Hobbs Richard Anderson Alice Iane Groves Darlene Clark Loraine Smith Clarence Messick Baritone Iames Howbert Ronald Kull Gene Powell Bill Delong Bill Cline Paul Robb Trombone Marjorie Harshbarger Martha Force Frank Logan Edith Siebenthal Max Whitson Raymond Miller Donald Gascoiqne Frank Smetzer Jerry Goodell Bau Robert Bradstreet Robert Iennings Henry Bradstaw Robert McCracken George Stewart Harp Charlene Kelley Marimba Carlene lohnson Drum Ronald Wigington Richard Steves Robert Schaeller Karl Reid l ames Nellis Tympani Peggy Godbey Twlrlers Iacqueline Becker Carolyn Downey Irene Fields Arlene Smith Vlolln I Roberta Collins Darlene Clark Dick Hutton Shirley Laird Helen Lassiter Eleanor Herr Pat Davis Annales Smith Alan Lomax Edith Schmid Violin ll Clarence Messick Bruce Welch Emma lackson Fred Beier Gene Davenport Shirley Rogers Lois Layman Winnie Iaclrson Marjorie Messick Viola Betty Haley 0 Directors-C. Lou Ellen Schmidt Malcomb Wilson Charlene Briggs Dorothy Lassiter Cello Alleta Ecord Doris Kendall lean Femstrom Donna Laird Hollis Tilzey Charlene Howell Donna Howey Barbara Wollord Strlnq Bass Iames Howbert Glen Mantooth Edith Seibenthal Arlene Schuler Barbara Dean Virginia Bulkley Flute Lenora Melzer I o Anna Fisher I. McKee, Robert Rue. Dorothy Simmons Norma Owen Oboe Dorothy Greene Carlene Iohnson English Horn Delores Sorg Bassoon lane Casper Larry Ingemanson Clarinet Beverly Wilson Evelyn Thomas Phyllis Butler Norma Rumold Ada Watson Roland Dark Charles L. Rowzer Saxophone Lester Davis lean Reed Trumpet Robert Sieben i x N Delores Hiett Charlene Kelley Iack Green French Hom David Treadway Richard Anderson Iim Hobbs Trombone Marjorie Harshbarger Donald Gascoigne Tuba Robert Bradstreet Percussion Richard Steves Iames N ellis Timpani Ronald Wigington Harp Io Ann Emick Plano Lester Davis lll llIIIlC'I'I Al The Topeka High School Sym- phony Orchestra, under the direction of Robert A. Rue and C. McKee, has reached full symphonic balance for the first time in several years. It has had a full year ranging from regu- lar symphony concerts to orchestral accompaniments for the yearly oper- etta and play productions. Parts of an original composition, Spring Fantasy, by David Treaclway were played in the Spring concert. H531 GIRLS' SENIOR GLEE Row 1: Hammond, Ray, Luce, Payton, Lowther. Bradford, Haskell, Sheppard, Barnes, Kensett, Barrett, Ketcherside, Oliver, Greene, Cathey, Gilbert, Howell. Row 2: Don M. Gleckler, Colton, Gordon, Tyson, Huey, Lee, Sears. Bulkley, Adee, Lester, Iury, Ashley, Murphy, Spangler. Kirk, Mellenbruch, Atkinson, Fink. Row 3: Greenwood, Butler, Shaw, Thomas.Goff,Voiland.Mi11er, Harris, Hicks, Heath, Harrison, Hawk. Martin, Smith, Barrett. Melzer, Choquill, Hedberg. I 4 Z C INIIII NVhether the GIRLS' Samoa GLEE appeared in their trim black and white uniforms for a daylight performance or in multicolored formals for an evening concert, the group could be depended upon to give a delightful program with artistry and ap- preciation. Their director, Don M. Gleckler, presented them hefore many audiences at civic and social gather- ings. Although the club did not enter any contests as a group, members took high honors as soloists and in ensembles both at the Lawrence and the Emporia meets. l84l lllilili lllillllt' Selected voices and intensive practice made thc Boys' SENlok GLEE much in demand for high class ro rams. With a re ertor that includes hoth P classical, reli ious, and o Jular music, the ho 's g . W P l V were invited to sing hefore many church and civic organizations. Under the direction of Don M. Glecltler. they have appeared before all the -lunior High Schools. in the Christmas Pa eant, and in assemhl' iro- tl I li l grams. They helped present the beautiful ltaster program and the annual Spring concert in early May. BOYS' SENIOR GLEE Row 1: Smith, Grogqer, Fink, Welch, Harrison. Seufert. Roberts, Lowe. Ballard, Knoll, Parnell, Keltner, Kissling, Larson How 2: Mr. Don M. Gleckler. Davis, F. Brodecker. Bradshaw, Soulen, Meyer. Whiting, Wilcox, N. Hutchison, Casey Robb. Bray, Stevens, Walrafen, McClelland, Burleson. Row Z: Grover, Walker, Siclwell, I. Hutchison, McGee, Haag. Lyngar. Fawl, McComb. Lillard. Solis, Gentry. Dennison Jlmau Wm an 'Heed Raiimya Scully, Cline. DISTRICT MUSIC FESTIVAL. LAWRENCE Ielarh Golden, girls' low voice-I: Marjorie Haskell, girls' voicell: Part Kirk. girls' low voice-llg Robert l.zrrsoir, boys' nu-dirrm voitelg john McClellan, boys' high xoiielg Arlene Smith, girls' medium voice-l: IR-lures Spangler, girls' high voice-ll: Dorman Tyson, girls' medium voice-lg Don Wzrlrafen, boys' medium voict'-I. Girls' junior glee elubelg girls' chorus-Ilg girls' en- semble No. 3-lg Madrigal singers-lg Delores Butler, girls' low voice-I: Marjorie Kensett, girls' medium voice-Il: liomrie Gordon, girls' high voice-I. STATE MUSIC FESTIVAL. EMPORIA Girls' medium voice, Delores Butler-l. Arlene Smith-l, Donna Tyson-ll: girls' low voice, lelah Goldenelg girls' high voice, Bonnie Gordon-Il: boys' medium voice, Don NValrafen'l1 Robert Larson-llg boys' high voice, john McClellan-ll. Combined voices present the Messiah at Easter Assembly. t BOYS' IUNIOR GLEE Row l: Kerbs, Clark, L. Coffman, Yarber, Mannell, Oliver. Mr. Richard Blehm, Iohnson, Benson, Lee, Bradley. Row 2: Collins, Gott. Bervert, Kauffman, Dever, Pressman, Erwin, Smith, Cowhick, Blackwood, Howard. Row 3: Edmonds. G. Anderson, Swecker, Counseller, R. Anderson, F. Brodecker. Meyer, Hopkins, Hicks. Row 4: Gideon, Sudlow, Garrett, Taggart, Bardsley, B. Coflman, Davis. .JI at .IIINIIII lllilil lllilllli' The two junior Glees afford training for students not yet ready for the Senior voice groups. Members gain experience by appearing in programs, sometimes alone and sometimes with the other glee clubs. Richard Blehm directs the Boys' jUNIoR GLEE, and Don M. Gleckler di- rects the GlRl.S' -limlok Gust-i. Emphasis is placed on reading scores and on vocal techniques. The two choruses appeared with the Senior Glee Clubs in several concerts. GIRLS' JUNIOR GLEE Row l: Gastineau, Loveless, Gartner, Messick, Washington, Maze. Messinger, Brain, Henley. Dinkle. Iohnson, Klinq, Howard, Pantle, Kat chum, Myers, Herr. Row 2: Don M. Gleckler, Axelton, French, Shehi, Knoll, Andres, Washington, Cory, Holle, Romig. Glezen, Chiles, Garvie, Drennon, Laubach Smith, Murhpy. Row 3: Parrish. Brobst. Iones, Dexter, Warren, Baker, Fadley, Morrison, Steinmeyer, Weaver, Forney, Fry, Pollom. Rinehart, Byrd, Smith Littleton. How 4: Wilson, Slatten, Ladbury, Bonner. Rathbun, Meyer, Pierson, Steck, Fricky. Cole, Price, Hadden, Gascoigne, Schrader, Sudduth. 19 K.: Gmc aa ?.NSI'MIlIiIiS DISTRICT MUSIC HONORS. LAWRENCE lrslci' lbanis, piano-l: Cclizl Foster, rlzlrincl-l: jerry Unmlvll, lminlmonc-ll: lidilli 5lCilClllh1ll, lroinlmnc-ll. Rolwri lli':ulsli'ccl. lnlmn-ll: Rolxi-rin Collins. violin-lg jenn l l'l'IlSll'0lll. fvllo-lg Clzirmicc Messick. violaillz Bzlrlmrzl DL-nn, luiss viol-l: Lcnorai Nit'ilCl', flnlc-I: -loan KCIlKil'lCkS, saxnpliniiull: hlohn Mffilcllzni, CUIAIICIAIII lllezinor Herr. violin. lhziss qiizirlvl-l: horn qnurtcl-l: flzn'inc'l quartet-l: llutc' qnznlvl l: string qnzirlcl-l: string I1'iu'l. O L CJ - ii P' C ' 5 1 'Y 5 I : ill' wh fix f ., f ., , 1 Xi if Q ,- v. Wilson H Q l j J 'iv . x .. X uiler, Foster. Piper I Hu' l X 1 , ff 2.151 b 0,1 kibq mole We ov' hes so wells h ow ixwmb filling Upmelfla daqd bf IDIINIIIIIAII IIS Gliding through the romantic setting of Venice and the mystic land ol' liarataria, The Gondoliersf' presented by the music department of Troy. scored a tremendous success. Featuring mixed-up romances and birth- rights, this fast-moving operetta followed true Gilbert and Sullivan tradition. Gorge- ous costumes worn by the principals were set off by the vari-colored peasant skirts and blouses of the girls' chorus, while male singers paraded in bright shirts, knee breeches, and gondoliers' shoes ol' their own construction. Directed by Don M. Gleckler, C. Al. Mc- Kee, Robert Rue, and Richard Blehm, the production included memorable numbers. Dean Grower. . . Bob Wilcox .... John McClellan. Boh Larson ....... Don Walrafen ...., Jenfy Grover .... Don Bray ...... Arlene Smith. . . Gwen Bradford.. Ilene Harris .... Delores Atkins. . lelah Golden .... .. Marl0rie Haskell Donna Tyson .... in Duke and Dufilxesg Q wmen od' ,AU Gondoliers while away the hours ISSI , .... Duke of Plaza-Toro .............CaxiIda ......,.....Man:o ...........Guiseune ...............Lulz Don Alhambra Bolero ..............Antonio G. . norolo Duchess of Plan-Tom .............Gianelta ...,..Tessa .....T-'ianetta ....VitorIa ..,..Guilla .....lnez Jn' l89l 1. Don Bliss was elected the represen- tative athlete by the T Club, oi which he is president. 2. Spectators admire fast play. 3. Wichita East's man after Homecom- ing game. 4. Rambler Pep Club gives a cheer. 5. Troy goes over! 6. Br-r-r-r-rl Trojans swim at Washburn. 7. Cinders ily as sprinters prepare for big meer. ll'I'llllI 'PICS ,CHN ALBERG Tackle 1 UUIT ALUMJAUGH Turk!! fl FIlll'I'IhlI I SCORES-1947 Topeka 6 Salina 7 Topeka 38 Leavenworth 0 Topeka 13 Lawrence 13 Topeka 20 Ward 7 1 ' Topeka 7 Wichiia North 14 Topeka 26 Haskell 0 Topeka 7 Wichita East 6 Topeka 13 Wyandotte 6 Topeka 19 Emporia 0 D. L. Heavy EIWIH KIEVDI GRID! Hullbuck PAUL Fm! Hnlibock 2? ge Sf DON BLISS fullback DOI HASTINGS Tackle 'T BOB IBNNINGS STARLYN DEAN BOYLES B2 BROWN DON CANFIELD IAC! DAVIS Hailback Guard Tmeklo Hallback UM H0318 RON IOHNSON Qumkrback DON EDWARDS Guard ADRIAN KING hd IIIIAMIII IOHN KNOLL Conte: BOB MCCRACKEN End Ranked as one of the state's top three grid teams, the 1947 edition of Trojan football won six games, dropped a pair, and played one tie. In each contest the boys played their hearts out in tribute to Heavy -Coach D. L. Erwin-who was retiring at the end of the season after serving 10 years as Trojan mentor. Topeka opened the season at home, but the Salina Maroons snapped a five-year jinx to drop their hosts underja 6-7 count. Back on their feet for the second contest the Trojans buried the Leavenworth Pioneers 38-0. Lawrence, undefeated in 27 consecutive trials, was Ollt to keep its string unbroken. Troy was working just as hard to end it. The best either could do was a 13-13 deadlock. YVard furnished little opposition, falling 20-7. One week later the Redmen from Wich- ita North dropped the home crew 14-7. From then on, Topeka was unbeatable. Before a Dad's Night crowd Troy submerged Haskell 26-0, grabbed a 7-6 win over WVichita East in the Home- coming game, gave Nlfyandotte a 13-6 beating and ran away with a 19-0 victory over Emporia in the final game. Don Bliss gained a first-string All State berth and Bob Jennings, guard, was named to the second State squad. ' .L SERS R' DELI SWTH Qumhrbuck 7 YF? BILL ROBHTS End s as .- . ' 'Meet 55 7 , Gt , Q Q X . , 'g sb' it - but HA it A F is 'flue X is X' Yi-ianom rm-z nm' noameun- Hammu ma HOWARD POOL Fullbuck DAHRRL PETERION Guard 'f PAUL SMITH Guard BRUCE RATHBURN' End our swans - non atom: mum mm uv uw: N N-www n-mms cm' DON WALRAYDI Tackle l91l I . 19435 I'I llSl'I II' 'C Gaaclaeiiyloaq in '47 Q - fl wg f T y QQ 1QA4 K if.. g 'v' X Lvfw gs. f ' gi S: Hugo obqif um. Amkbxds, ww X' l 'lsoiix.Yeel' K it to nqwgn Gxosqzke, wwe' L2 2. D0 ' fxcm gow ylishei' new ' Beal . ds ionsongwxx. B , yef' . xx. ellis Slelnmiqh TlPic:Uo0?' extxexil. iaccvl nilflle' 3 W Kms-Kle LXOYA Vefnon WHL VBHPOT ' .x., Heuesicsestefna Biiflqs' D vw BGYX oben owe Mol uie' X2 R 'mem ' .' me Plc! Row I gon Dx, not sn Row 2- eg 15 HGY f92 Nl exe. loxcnilgli-i Dev enpcrlml kaghenex . md en. lixqe Retiring Head Coach D. 1... Heavy lirwin round l V ' ec out fue seasons as cthiel ie Trojans to high state mentor, guiding tl ranking in his linal year. His right hand man throughout the IEH7 Llllllpillgll was Bob Briggs, backlield coach. Because ol' a wealth of good material, this year's B team was divided into squads, the Black and the Gold. l,ed by Vernon llayes and Lloyd XV. Kistler, the l3lac'l4 Bees piled up a better than average record, though they inet some ol' the strongest teams 21 in the area. The squads record was identi- cal with that of the varsity-six wins, two losses, and a tie. The Gold Bees got off to a late start, but e an experimental crew, nded with a sea- sonal showing of six wins and one loss They were coached by Don Ditteniore, as sisited by Marvin liz port. iyless and Chet llavenf Max. quam IIIIMIEIICIMING IQIIEEN Multi-colored balloons, drifting for a mo- ment in the shape of a heart, were the final touch in the l-Iomecoming game ceremonies. The queen and her attendants were unknown until the Buick and Packard convertibles 6 IQ3 rolled 'round the track. Trojans burst into applause as Ielah Golden and her attendants, Lois Ketcherside and Elise Sheppard, came into view. Keith XVingate, President of the Student Congress, Paul Smith, Vice-President of the Student Congress, and Ray Beers, Speaker of the House, escorted the girls to the throne. Flowers were presented by Steven Gleckler and -Ianet YVillcoxon. Queen and escort beam at admirers. Stephen Gleckler, Paul Smith. Lois Ketcherside, Ielcxh Golden. Keith Wingate, Elise Sheppard, Iunet Willcoxon. Ray Beers. 1 'viii' Mary lane Trulove Leit to right: Max Whitson, Merrill Hinckle, Ned Hutchison. ludy Carothers, Peggy Godbey. Marilyn Archer. 0 ' fmamalea Ill 'l I'IiI MEN VFRO-IAN CIiir1iiki.i4.-xiiicitsz XVith grace, rhythm, and tireless energy the six A-teani and three lieteani cheer- leaders were out in front this year at every gatne and pep assembly. Sponsored hy Mrs. lietty iilllllit'l, they Anne Gorbutt were voted illto olhee as the ehoice of the ent ire school. This is the first season the 15-teains have had cheer- I H tchison em' u leaders. T CI.l'l!Z More than 50 letter winners lroin eight school sports comprised this year's Clnh. Under the direction of Don Bliss, president, the letterinen sponsored the annual Sadie Hawkins dance, helped during the State Basketball Tournament, and aided in promoting better school sportnianship. Paul Fink was vice-presidentg Bud lfawl, secretaryelreasnrer: and D. I.. Iirwin, faculty sponsor. THE T CLUB ig' Row 1: Ierry Conley. Phil Blackburn. Gary Steams, Charles Crawford, Frank Logan, Don Canfield, Max Whitson, Ned Hutchison, Bill Cline, Lee Neeley Row 2' Darrell Peterson, D 1 H' Cl'fl d ' I I . . ae xggs, 1 or Fowl, Ray Northcutl, Ray Beers, Bill Carlson, Gene Echols, Russell Mood ,D ll F ' - ' ' ' y cz as reeborn, Don Edwards. D. L. Erwin. coach. Row 3. Terry Iaqulth, Don Gascoigne. Don Bliss, Bill Anderson, Woody Bulkley. Bruce Rathbun, Iim McFarland. Harold Lowe, Merrill Hinclcle. Bob Iennings, Ray Ulsh, Paul Fink. Ioe Flack. . - . X l x ' .L X -J.. ,.,-- X. I V I . I I I ' I I I .I 1 n I I Charleston is resumed as lights go on again Marrlyu Ward Marrlyn Miller Ieanne Bowman lack lury Mar garet Hazard Ioan Reed Ioan Culver Sally Morrison Salma! I'l I' Illlllll XVith stnaishing enthnsiztstn, the Plil' C1 Un opened its '-I7-'-I8 season, holstering' school spirit to ll new high. l.:1stSpring Keith Milos Hfingate wus 1.-lcctctl president: Marilyn lVzn'd, yit'e-presi- clcnt: .lt-:nine llcnvnizni, serretary: :incl 'lane llllllgL'l', treasurer. XVhen Gus resigned to heat the Student Congress. Alilfll jury took over. 'lihe lloNoR Pm' CLUB, ll new orgzntization, 4, 4 ' 9 lieztclccl hy loan Reed with Shirley Cory assist- . ing, was rotnposetl of zthont till girls who had earned tnetnhership hy service. X , HONOR PEP CLUB Gold, Black, we're back of you! Q . .f - . - . b mg-ig . F' 1 . v . si , Y.. ,- ' f I ' xi? A .9 Q 4 A Bai ' has si kd W' St hl Hunter Bowman McWilliams Schenkosky, Morrison. Row 2: Garvie. R l Small Weber Frotnmer Stevens Atkins Fadely. Gilchrist, rse. a , , , , od R' ' , Bromich. Taylor, Ecord. Row 3: Dinkle. Halstead ow Ketchum Schhchter Plper Hammarlund Culver Barrett, Maze, Mankle. Heath, Greenwo , rqgm , R ' . Glezen Hardman, Stanley Ienninqs, Ward. Merridith, Thacher. Row 4: Hazard, Saville. Basel, Rmeheart Holle Trueblood, Taggart, McClenny omrg , , Krotochvrl Rathbun Littleton Schowengedrt McConkey, Hyre, Andres, Butler, Wills. Bollinger, Kerr, Watson. Reed. Paramore. I Q5 I F k Logan Bill Roberts ran , K ' th Defln Sim HuHidL0we,,r '1 J i7zM245t JQ4Hit ' its IIACI ll'I'IhlliIi T RUJRIS TRUJRNS E217 TRBJAN5 TRUJAN5 TOURNAMENT SCORES Regionals at Emporia Topeka 57 Iunction City 44 Topeka 49 Salina 57 State at Topeka rnnanns ll Topeka 59 Pratt 36 Topeka 32 Shawnee Mission 29 Topeka 35 Newton 54 Topeka 42 Winfield 37 Row l: Dean Smith, Clifford Fawl. Seated: Ray Ulsh. Paul Bartsch. Bill Bunten, Delbert Schuster. Ray Beers. Standing: Harry Nelson. Bill Roberts. Harold Lowe, Iim McFarland. Frank Logan, Chet Davenport, coach. Bud FUW1 lim Mcrqriand Though they blew hot and cold in the early part of the season, Chet Davenport's cage crew for 1947-48 held their own with all comers in spirit, training, an d teamwork. They netted 14 victories out of 24 starts in a tough schedule. Throughout the season the Tro- jans were notable for aggressive re- bounding, cool ball handling, and top play when the chips were down. They found their true scoring punch late, averaging 48 points per game in the last eight contests. The high point for Topeka fans was the State Tournament play of the home quintet. The unseeded Trojans smacked Pratt 59-36 in the hrst round, dropped the favored Shawnee Mission Indians 32-29 in the quarter finals, fell before the Newton Railroaders 35-54 in the semi-hnals, and bounced back to grab third place in the state by whipping YVinfield 42-37. Their losses came at the hands of the best teams in the state-Newton, Salina, lVard, Pittsburg, and Law- rence, the state champion. I 97 gl SEASON'S SCORES Topeka 28 Topeka 34 Topeka 30 Topeka 44 Topeka 25 Topeka 29 Topeka 44 Topeka 37 Topeka 35 Topeka 26 Topeka 57 Topeka 38 Topeka 46 Topeka 34 Topeka 25 Topeka 33 Topeka 51 Topeka 59 Northeast 24 Salina 50 Lawrence 40 Pittsburg 26 Newton 31 Wyandotte 27 Wichita North 20 Newton 53 Ward 42 Wellington 24 Lawrence 43 Wyandotte 27 Emporia 41 Wellington 31 Ward 30 Pittsburg 44 Salina 53 loverti Leavenworth 54 HUY Ulsh me? Ray Beers Bill pumen Delbert Schuster Paul Bartsch B 7ecun Row l: lack Shepard, Dick Lyle, Don Steinmeyer. Row 2: Richard Hadley, Larry Inqemanson, Don Tipton, Rollo Gurss, Dick Hutton, Isaac Montes. Row 3: Gene Davenport, manager, lack Shull. Mr. Don'Dittemore. coach, Bob Brandenburg. Keith Fieger, Bob Gardner. 6 '7ea4n Row l: Richard Lewis, Hugh Groendycke, Bill Bailey. lack Grotewohl, Bill Mitchener. Row 2: Ronnie Burns, Iohn Tuttle. Derryl Iohnson. Dan Dibble, Don Troup, Mr. Vemon Hayes, coach. It takes no crystal hall to see that the Varsity squad of tomorrow will clraw its stars from the li and C teznns of toflay. The Sophoniores and juniors making np these two groups gained invaluable experience :luring the past season. as each swept through a rugged campaign with rolors flying. Coach Don Ditteinorc. hiniscll .1 tneniber of Troy's only state chainpie onship cage crew. lecl the li squad' clers to an even'hreak in their 16-gains svheclule, although the quintet got off to a disappointing start. CI teznn reins fell into the capable hands ol Coarh Vernon Hayes. The Sophoe mores rollecl through thc strongest opposition which could he lllllSlCl'Ctl to the best record foinpilerl by any Tro- jan team for the year. The Sophs chalkecl up 17 wins against only one set-batik, and on the second try they avenged that loss. Wfinning Y I 7eaun Row l: Duane Warner, George Linsacum, Bob Hendricks, Put Hogan. Row 2: Gene Wolfe. Iohn Knoll, Dick Foster. Don Grooms. l93l amz eacfefd Seated: Brauhard, Howard. Scott, Skinner. Hixson. Standing: Flack, Mr. Kenneth Powers, Oxandale. Metzler, Coy, Zirlrle. Oliver. Anderson. Glllaspy. Gafelfd aid CEI VICE Ill lllllk' Well-known to Topeka High sports fans are the CONCESSION STAND work- ers, who satisfy the hunger of Trojan rooters at football and basketball games. Headed by Don Dittemore, sponsor, they play an important part in sports activities. Sue Ihinger, and .loan Reed headed the workers. Another group of faithful Trojans , who serve with little recognition is the flAMli CAm1'rs. They are indis- pensable in selling and taking tickets at all the home games. Under the sponsorship of Kenneth Powers, they perform their duties efficiently. Nina Skinner and Frances Scott were co- captains of the Cadets during football, and Cal Holman served during basket- ball. Credit for the success of varsities this year goes to the VARSITY CADETS. With their sponsor, Charles Shoyer, they managed the Snack Bar and super- vised the varsities. s Seated: Iennings, Mr, Charles Shoyer. Iury, Kling. Standing: Dennison, Scott. Ladbury, Fabian. Schuppert, Helm, Skinner. Mennlnger. Wardell. C' Siam! Row l: Pressman. Springer. Mandeville, Hard- man, Curfman, Sutherin. Hunter, Vlckland. Bonner, Rathbun. Row 2: Golden, Thomas, Tillotson, Hammond. Miller, Heath, Wilson. Smith, Gooch, Wills. Row 3: Mr. Don Dittemore. Reed, Towler. Roberts, Stuenkel. Guyer. Bastrom. Pressman. Rosenwald, Fink, Thomson. Row 4: lhinqer. Davis. Price, Edson, Brown. Taylor, Barrett, Bowman. lenninqs, Faust. Hart- man, Oliver, Krehblel. I99l ' cus... YT Laing fame la I AMIIIAI I S From a season packed with thrills and action, Topeka lliglrs Rambler basketball squad emerged with a remarkable record of 16 wins and seven losses. The Topeka quintet topped the second place frown at the St. -joseph, Mo., tournament as well as number 2 spot in the eonlerente. Greatly responsible for the success ol this '.'ear's team was Rambler Coach Merrill Ross, who returned for his second year at the helm. Aided hy a number of holdvorers from last years team, the Ramblers were ahle to become one ol' the strongest, hest-rounded cage squads in this area. Top scoring honors for this season went to Adrian King, who eolleeted 199 tallies: lloe Harvey lolloweel with H32 points, while Maurice Stevens and lack Alexander garnered ll2 and lll ronnters, respectively. RAMBLER BASKETEERS-Row 1: lack Alexander, Maurice Stevens, Iohn Lane, Ioseph Harvey Row 2 Mr Ross, coach: Richard Douglas, Howard Bradley, Willis Wheeler, Harold Washington Samuel Moore, Earl Iackson. Wilmer Henderson, assistant coach. ,ABLQ llamltla J! The strains of Let Me Call You Sweet- heart lloated across the East Topeka gymnasium one night in February when Madalyn Bryant, a junior, was honored as Rambler Queen. Her attendants were Dare Iene YVilson and Betty Tumbleson. The ceremony took place at half-time during the Topeka-Lawrence game with Adrian King, Rambler co-captain, escort- ing the Queen. The two attendants were escorted by joe Harvey, the other co-cap- tain, and john Lane, a member of the first squad. Rambler cheerleaders presented corsages of roses and gardenias to Queen Madalyn and ber two ladies-in-waiting. Below lcenterl-Madalyn Bryant. Queen. Darlene Wilson. Betty A-Tumbleson. Attendants. 'x Iohn Lane, Betty Tumbleson tfs Ice Harvey Darlene Wilson ii' WN! r Adrian King. Madalyn Bryant. '7wfm4fau!wt!eafm MINIII Sl'Ill TS www., Eight returning lettermen led the 30 hopefuls who responded to Coach Floyd Holcomb's call for YVREST- LING talent. The mat maulers competed in meets with Salina, St. johns, Axtell, YVichita North, NVichita East, and the state tournament at Oberlin. Four lettermen and 16 neophytes responded to Coach E. L. Fink's call for Trojan CoI.FERs. The linksmen opened their season by competing in an invitational meet at XVichita early in April. The golfers also met teams from Salina, Shawnee-Mission, Argentine, Rosedale, and Emporia. ' Banda!! Operating under the coaching of Frank McGrath, Troy's new diamond mentor, ll veterans from last year's state championship crew and a host of newcomers, opened the l948 BASEBALL season by dropping WVashburn Rural and Wichita East High Schools 4-l and 5-0 respectively. The 13-game season included contests with Washburn Rural, YVichita East, YVichita North, YVard, Silver Lake, and Wyandotte. '7aacL Short of practice because of unsettled weather, Bob Briggs' TRACK SQUAD got off to a slow start, but found its true power in Inid-season. Trojan cindermen fell before Shawnee-Mission in an initial meet, but snapped back to annex the Haskell, Emporia, and St. joseph Relays, and finish a close fifth at the Kansas University cin- der carnival. '7ennid. Predictions of another state championship 'I-ENNIS P1-EAM ran high as Topeka High entered its 1948 season. Victors in every singles meet in the last four years, Coach XV. j. Barnett's boys rank among the top tennis teams of Kansas. YVith Gene Echols, state singles champ, and Charles Crawford defending their titles in the doubles as well as singles, and Richard Hadley, a sophomore rapidly progressing in the world of sports, the Trojan squad swept through another victorious season. Lack of a pool at Topeka High seriously handicapped the Trojan SWIMMING TEAM this season, but despite a shortage of practice time, Coach Charles Mills led the tankmen to another fI1ll season. The swimmers partici- pated in dual meets with YVyandotte, WVichita East, Wichita North, Northeast High of Kansas City, and Coffey- ville, as well as the state meet. WRESTLING: Row 1: Peddy, Fruits. Flack. Gier. Oxandule, Moody. Pusley. Row 2:' Hill. GOLF: Row 1: Neeley, Higgs. Row 2: Mc- Apitz. Oliver, Edwards, Glasgow, Boyles, Hodison. Row 3: Floyd Holcomb. coach, Canfield. Beal. Cline, McCullough. Brown. Northcutt. Nellie. Kinley. Ashley, E. L. Fink. Row 3: Sneller, 10 BASEBALL Row 1: Harvey. Hardy. Bulkley Smith, Roberts, Row 2: Linsacum Kincaid, Iacobson, Harrison, Dennis son. Fawl. Shull, Alberg, Beier Row 3: Mr, Frank McGrath. Shepard Steinmeyer, Butler, Pool, Logan Roberts. Fink, Franzke. TENNIS A t Row 1: Ingemanson, Keith. Blackburn, Hadley, Gurss. Row 2: Carpenter, Lewis. Iaquith. Stearns, Crawford. Pressman. Fabian. Casper. 1 X1 TRACK 1 . 1. ', 3?Q'Ln'2 ':,.,, '1i1 it R1 - -uw Cilulfx gli 2 Wilt - me ' 'KS' it 'ls Row 1: Rathbun. King, Smith, Row 2: Charles Mills, coach, Taylor, Francis. Owens, Anderson, Larson, McFarland, Freeborn. Moore, Cline. Row 3: Bunten, Gettler, Soulen, Troup, Erwin. Nuzman, Davis, Petersen, Canfield, Northcutt, D. L. Erwin, coach. Row 4: Lyle, Norsworthy, Brown, Patterson, Hinckle. Ballard, Washington, Tyler, Bartlow, Iennings. Hill, Wilkinson.. Row 5: Bronson, Boyles, Sleeper, Corn. Davenport, Bums. Shepard, Glasgow, Hutchinson, Knoll, Foster, Amis. Hazard. Row 6: Grote- wohl, Arbaiza, Fields, Tuttle, Mitchener, McNeill, Hicks, Turner. Bob Briggs, coach. 1 -Q 'V' 1-ui fl- 'ff I 'mix 4, X s X W N af,3,iI: s x .v.c.Qg' V ! 1 ' . ' ' fi H ga? . ' y X r gf, . , H '- 5 5 2' , M - 1 Q K YQ? . W ' M 1' 2: 'S A w E i 3 1' 5 E v L .1 x 1. x A ,, tx'- ig f' AL'- Alai .A N 1 x ii. Nui 'K Y. is K 7, , 'GV M945-swf 5' 'Q A -pw One-two-three-four Row l: lane Romig, Susan Forney. Alanna Schenkosky. Rita Smail. Standing: Mrs. Betty Hamlet, Pat Kirk, Mary Ellen Nelson, Shirley Deniston, Kathryn Iury, Iancy Hunter. Helen Wardell, Miss Mildred Wells, Claire Ensign. Not pictured: Mary Ann Gascoigne. Modern dancers exercise. Althougli an seeonrl year ol' physical education is no longer required, girls have taken zlclvzrn- Inge einliusizistiezilly of the ziclvznleecl course ollerecl in Modern Dzniee :incl Organized Sports. llolh :ire new in Topeka High, and are open to either Alnniors or Seniors. 'liroy qlzines, the girls' physical ecluezition club, has been active. Its fzirnierette party, featuring lmles ol' hay :rs henehes, will not soon be for- gotten hy the several hnndrecl who attended. Spring tournznnents were held between intra- nnnuil hzisketlmll teznns. The work ol' the clepzirtnienl was brought to ll eliinzix in early April with Il cleinonstration in the l'liysiezil l'iCilll'1lll0ll lixhihition put on by all the schools of the eity. 5,-A Troy lane Party encourages corncob pipe smokers 'Vw IM ' M lill Irs' esnn ll05j 'Tyr N5 Q w. beri Husllnqs Ilkcino MechcmiC9 Nh. dun, Roland lox gbindef' oem Pe'e'7onif4u11e'- :Siu Eugene Seated: Smndmq- on fn 'un' rho- WZTEEA PO'?fYHOY,5 5e'e W Gd D090 B own. IJQYGVN' , ,Q- nf '7opekaa4 'I'I lull Q Q e e To increase the skills of the people is x yr to increase their income and lift their i standard ol' living. The Topeka Board X ol liclucation is therefore especially pleased that it can offer the public the practical opportunities which are avail- ahle in its new Trade School division. The entire program is carried on with the advice and counsel ol hoth employers pr V Richard Suultz. Iohn Rankin, Welding. i loo 1 .xml clllplcwccs in thc cliffcrcm Trzlclcs O I CIIIIIIIIIA ilu' 1ll'i'll. lligll Sclmol stuclcnls may Cilllllllllt' ilu-ir lmluslrizal .'X1'tsI1'z1il1i11g'i11 rhiswcll cquippccl plum. 'llmc clownlown. contral- ifccl lmxxuliun ol' Illc sclmol is zulvzm- Inga-ous in umm' ways, cslwcizllly lm :ulults ffnxployccl Imy lmsilmcss zmcl ill, clust ry. I 107 I ol' E ugene Ruby, Warren Hard Kenneth Re edY, Norbert ing' Electricity, Baldwin Had, . Io Roy Mcmnon. Machine Shop. ,av . Tcrck Iones and his Music Mutilctors delight crowd at Senior-Alumni Dance. . Lunch in the making for the hungry horde! Foreman. Schuster, Mclm, Compton, Robb, Whited, Alumbcrugh, and Logan enter into the spirit of the thing, Trojan band greets Friendship Train. ,dw if' ,MXN B, .V m.,.. f . QW ' X 1 3 ? 3 if w 4 XXX, ' a, if J L5 .K A, . Y Q, , X 1 ,ga , . X XX AX o X R 3. X XR 51 1 1 f X 4 ' A 2.2 ,mx 65+ A., Q x 1, sn Q fx X X 1' 4Q. 1 wr X. 1 x , x x U xg , . E G'5:'4 if . Nkkwsl Q' XA., xx 'tai X -.., 1 . 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The new Student Building will contribute greatly to a finer student spirit on the Washburn campus. Summer session announcements and the University catalog will be supplied upon request. D I1171 VERSITY ,,.... '-. Meadow Gold Dairy Products ' 400 jackson Phone 3 3251 121 W Good Luck- Future Business Partner Office Supply SL Equipment Co. OFFICE OUTFITTERS est 6th Topek W I R I N C 213 West 6th Topeka, I- 11181 VENETIAN BLINDS Made-to-Measure Flexible Aluminum Flexible Steel Good Service SEE OUR NEW. ALL-METAL. FEATHERWEIGHT ALUMINUM VENETIAN BLIND FORSELL'S PRESCRIPTION BeStQuGmY DRUGGISTS Fully Guaranteed Q M VENETTAN suNDs-wnNDow sHAoes 607 Kansas Avenue Telephone 2-0463 1421 Lane St. Have a Coke BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY V THE TOPEKA COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. We feature nationally known equipment for all outdoor sports Tennis - Golf - Baseball Sportswear - School Sweaters Football - Basketball T CAPITAL SIXTY-FOUR YEARS OF SUCCESSFUL TRAINING ll '1- 5 'f sxacm-:TARIAL -9 Vee' Ao Qxd. L A QQ 4 mg. ef , A cfx Go J 'xl ' 00 1,0 - 03, STG OO STENOGRAPH Sporting Goods Co. sgfggjjjgn 9l5 Quincy Topeka ACCOUNTING fll9le Midwest Appliance Store Radios, Phonographs T0 Radio Phonograph Repairs Complete Line of Household the Appliances graduates: 608 Kansas Uur Sincere 2-0525 Wishes for Your Success .J Buy Your from Blakely and Company 201 Columbian Bldg. Phone 8537 Albert Silk Coal Co Kull Sheet Metal Co. 1515 Lane St. Insurance BRIMAN'S 602 Kansas Ave. Topeka, Kansas Luggage and Jewelry Forbes Hardware Established 1858 Makers Printers-Binders 622 K Phone 3-3908 of msgs Hallmark Greeting Cards -1. M. HALL BROS. INC. 8 90 1029-35 Kansas Avenue I 0 I 7 Kansas Avenue Topeka, Kansas 'I-lbpeldil, liilll. 51203 Listed in Duncan Hines' Adventures in Good Eating C 915 Kansas Avenue COURTESY of MIM ' IN. AJ fjiilu ef fd! A-JVQ-! Y Lf 11-f45LJ lf!-6 I+! iff'-'C'b j!7 Q' .J .ffjj Brennan Funeral Home X XSLULHQ ff! soo WEST SIXTH Parker Mortuary 900 904 NORTH JACKSON GENE PARKER Penwell Funeral Home NINTH AND TOPEKA 4 Wall - Diffenderfer Mortuary 723 WEST SIXTH f A 1 ' . A -Q-. mf ,L X, - ' .r , -0.1 ,XJ , ' ,, f'3'O-' ' lx 1, V7 I W, H ,M -, rr' X . xl, K - , -- V: '.,.- I 'LZ' . V . VV! N ,f 4,,.w f ,Q f 1 f ! j , Q 'vl kif, , 2,84---' J ' 1 11221 WILSON'S FLOWER SHOP AND GREENHOUSE SMARTI-Y STYLED 3021 West Sixth for Every Occasion Expert Floral Designing HUBBARD'S FLOWERS JOHN GOWN SPRING PLANTS OPEN 8:00 A.M. DAY QR NIGHT Dial 2,3200 110 West 6th PERENNIALS 'ro s:oo P.M. PHONE onoans 5720 '1'he churches and ministers of this community extend congratulations to each and every member of the graduating class. We have watched with sincere interest your growth and development as young people. Now that you have graduated from high school, we will continue to follow you with our prayers and best wishes. May you Gnd happiness and an opportunity to he of service to society. THE TOPEKA MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION AND --- THE TOPEKA COUNCIL OF CHURCHES FLOWERS FOR EVERY OCCASION , ,. 2 f-e..Q'3f'Zf f'3-4' '0 'f-f fb Ze 1 , r DEPENDABLE SERVICE - .I-GM? 114 West 8th on H231 Welcome, Graduates I aamgi' STUDIO 610 Kansas Avenue Phone 3-1889 .Hofel laghawlfl 'TOPEKA' KANSAS A Local Owned Institution OUTSTANDING AMONG KANSAS' BEST Student Headquarters Garden, Lawn and Flower Seed Fertilizers - Insecticides Dog Foods - Pet Supplies IEIJ Blllllllms HLLSEED C0 433 Kansas Phone Z-2828 Best Wishes THE SEYMUUR PACKING CUMPANY Packers of Consort Eggs and Poultry 200 North Kansas Avenue N241 Banking - SOUND CONSERVATIVE CONSTRUCTIVE C7152 National Bank Qf' Topeka TOPEKA, KANSAS MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORFORATI ON I Topeka's Popular Store A HOME INSTITUTION 55- . ze , ,! f 3. 5 P ' ,x 4' ' 15 Q-9 1-' -' .f : -Q-1' ' ..g' ff -. . ' 5 I :- x,.w 1' ff.-3-L'-1- 3-.h QL. .' ' . , ,l ' Q? .-.'-1-1:-'41-'Vin - r-. . v Pa: - ts,-35 . WHERE THE BEST PEOPLE TRADE 804 Kansas Avenue You Are Invited to use the savings, investment and home financing facilities of this 62-year old savings institution. Here your money is safe, insured, earn ing, and convenient. If you need money for any purpose, borrow here on your home-it's eco nomical and convenient. A Savings Institution SHAWNEE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Phone 8597 CONGRATULATIONS AND More POWER To You FROM Your Electrical Servant THE KANSAS PUWER and l.lGl'lT CUMPANY QRK img The Santa Fe Watch Company, 821 Kansas Avenue, offers iust what you want in insured dia- monds, watches, costume iewelry, and silver. Santa Fe has the largest modern watch repair shop in Topeka. Topeka's Fashion Center PELLETIER' ,I ,szz,W I AY H AW K B 0 W L 'W 104- 110 East 10th 'B 1' ' f f ff Martin Lumber 1, 0 Company ' LUMBER AND 16 Modern Alleys Rates For Students BUILDING MATERIAL H261 x QQEQSQ .y. H NW gf f xl. Y - 3g??5wf 'Y xi Q Q Q R532 1 Eg XX 1 GY 5.QYiS3 5 N Y XQ 'il ix ' ' . X V R , 'X ,xg '- 1 u V' fm SERVICE 5' ff Il0DlE 0F Fllllll Phone 3-4121 Van Buren 'E I 3 -I we N AVAILABLE EVERYWHERE High fa! . 'iff' 'J Low I Wh C K E 5 in '5 :I X ' l A A ' in QEXX 6 'fy r V 1 ill A GHOPPSDHS' 0 l Cost 3 116 ,grill - N Highs lstlv 4,f i:Kv- Hill Paelung Company TOPEKA, KANSAS E College Hill 4 5 Pharmacy W KANSAS' LEADING 1407 W. 15th 8746 CUTFITTERS TO MEN, WOMEN BOYS AND GIRLS Where you'll find the best in wellfknown brands Tiffany Shoe Repair The Home of Invisible Shoe Repairing 1414 West 15th Sireet me Palace College Hin ln Topeka since 1888 . . 709-711 Kansas Ave. E E 1 128 - Knoll Battery and Electric Co. Jake Hal-Shbarger Garage x IAKE HARSHBARGER and SEE AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRICIANS WENDELI. H. SWAIN. owner. CARBURETOR SPECIALISTS 24fHOUR WRECKER AND Hussey A, MECHANICAL SERVICE 904.910 West Sixth FO! the Shld8nf8' 1015 Kansas Ave Health and Happiness Agency Topeka. Kansas FOR Fire - Life - Aircraft Auto - Casualty Insurance 700 Kansas Avenue Telephone 3-4175 The Davis-Wellcome Mortgage Co. MONEY TO LOAN We Specialize in F. H. A. Loans Phone 2-6546 Phone 2-7278 LOANS CAFETERIA A Student Service VVESTWOOD DRUG CO. 17th at RANDOLPH STREET Lunch and Fountain Drinks Store Hours ---STAU-MENT 0R 8:30 a.m. to 10:30 p. m. 111 West Sixth St. SINGLE PAYMENT THE COATS Use your car, your furniture, or Q DEAN E. ROGERS phone 8161 co-signers for security wM.EREY LOANS FOR ALL PURPOSES MCR ' sos w. Tweuih sf. phones 3.3331 3-2338 700 Kansas Avenue Phone 8539 ll291 TOPEKA HIGH IJ Byron J. Ashley, M.D. National Reserve Bldg. F. C. Boggs, M.D. Mills Bldg. james D. Bowen, M.D. Harry J. Bowen, M.D. Clovis W. Bowen, M.D. Central Bldg. Louis Cohen, M.D. 630 Kansas E. H. Decker, M.D. Mills Bldg. Wilson Hobart, M.D. Mills Bldg. C. E. gloss, M.D. National Reserve Bldg. H. L. Kirkpatrick, M.D. Mills Bldg. B. I. Krehbiel, M.D. National Reserve Bldg. ll30l Dwight Lawson, M.D. F. C. Taggart, M.D. W. O. Martin, M.D. National Reserve Bldg Milton B. Miller, M.D Central Bldg. W. M. Mills, M.D. O. R. Clark, M.D. Mills Bldg. M. C. Newman, M.D. Mills Bldg. Lucien R. Pyle, M.D. National Reserve Bldg. Leslie L. Saylor, M.D. 700 Kansas Leo A. Smith, M.D. Central Bldg. Stewart 8: Greer, M.D. Mills Bldg. Leo V Turgeon, M.D. Central Bldg. Vernon C. Wiksten, M.D R. Dale Dickson, M.D. National Reserve Bldg. K. W. Carlson, D.D.S. Mills Bldg. ll. T. Casper, D.D.S. Mills Bldg. Harry H. Cook, jr., D.D.S. Mills Bldg. Baker 84 Freidberg Central Bldg. Raymond Briman Columbian Bldg. Casey, Price, Ek Mills Columbian Bldg. Arthur L. Claussen National Bank of Topeka Harry W. Colmery National Bank of Topeka fbunfid-ld Howard A. Dexter, D.D.S. Mills Bldg. W. C. Hansen, D.D.S. Mills Bldg. G. M. Hi11,D.D.s. Mills Bldg. F. O. Stalker, D.D.S C. L. Stalker, D.D.S. Mills Bldg Klilouuqa Arthur F. Davis Stormont Bldg. Doran, Kline, Cosgrove, jeffrey SQ Russell National Bank ol Topeka Barton E. Grifhth National Bank of Topeka Randal C. Harvey Columbian Bldg. Wheeler, Brewster, Hunt Sc Goodell Columbian Bldg. 5 131 1 C. N. Mertz, D.D.S. Mills Bldg. Lindsey C. Osborn, D.D.S. Mills Bldg. E. E. Ramsey, D.D.S. Mills Bldg. Lillard, Eidson, Lewis 8: Porter New England Bldg. Page Rc Page 216 West 6th Lawrence -I. Richardson New England Bldg. Stone, McClure, Webb, johnson Rc Oman National Bank of Topeka ,fir , 'fish ' s A .ft gkgq 7, we Top: At Pioneer Memorial, Gage Park: Meredith Mandeville, Betty Sloan, Dale McKibben. Roland Dark, Rita Murphy. Center: At Showroom of Kaiser-Frazer Distrib- utor: Bob Wilcox, Fred Guild, Paula Stuenkel. Don Bliss. Bottom: At Municipal Auditorium: Carolyn Hadden, Homer McCue, Barbara Bollinger, Don Gascoigne. TDM SMITH MGTCR NC 905 West Sixth St Phone 3-9621 TOPEKA . . .Like the stamp Sterling on silver, this name means fine quality. n fllllll ,,,11l1lll ' Established in 1880 A complete department store with many specialty shops. Depend on tlzis name . . Topeka's Finest DIAMGNDS ' WATCHES JEWELRY CLASS-RING HEADQUARTERS xysvnffffz , gl f LN.: W7 933 IGCIIISIIS BVI. Home-Owned Quality Iewelers Official Railroad Watch Inspectors 1 The Guaranty State Bank 435 Kansas Avenue Capital and Surplus S200,000.00 I f Q I 5f'C'RE7ARf,-dl A510 BUSINESS PREPARATORY Q33 KANSAS AVENUE TOPEKA'S MODERN BUSINESS SCHOOL I' 1331 L STATIONBRS OFFICE OUTFITTEHS Crane SL Company, Inc. 110-112 East 8th Street Phone 5591 See what you get before you buy-Eat at the Senate Cafeteria where you can get a large selection- Popular Prices. Senate Cafeteria 822 Kansas Avenue ON GROUND FLOOR General Banking 9 Checking Accounts 9 Savings Accounts 9 Safe Deposit Boxes 9 Trust Powers 9 Real Estate Mortgage Loans 9 Collateral Loans 9 Business Loans The State Savings Bank 824 Kansas Ave. Topeka, Kansas Since 1898 Wm. Macferran. Ir.. President and Trust Officer I. D. Gossett. Vice-President and Cashier Bennett T. Homsby. Assistant Cashier Louis A. Myers, Assistant Cashler Our 50th Anniversary Year Best Wishes for a Happy Future Neiswanger Company, Inc. Rmlfm .md I1iS.Ll.R.0RS New England Bldg. Phone 2-8243 720 Kansas Ave. 605 Kansas Ave. 11341 e BREAD... cox JEWELRY TQTQEBQQRE Buy Vgflligjidence BE SURE TO . .. Phon 36897 Reach for 919 K A 1' p k K Sunbeam Q46 -Svgsssf 'fo-Q8 M F? 'C 05595 qgsidmxgb Nanrua. 'EMASIQXCS STUDIC ....sw.....jL 'Ti H. E. HAMMERLI 733 K A T k K 10 8 W. 8 p T O P E K A Where You Can See the Styles of Tomorrow, T d CQJNQESZSTUELELTHQNS 'H in ff v Class of 548 ' 1 xTJ5l, , sn Kansas' Largest Complete Home Furnishers fi'f W1?f eY f The Best or t e Least EeQ3,Q..me!,,g lg.,!E,.e Since Covered Wagon Days . 51351 You Are Assured Crescent Drug Fine Quality Store No. 6 in F. E. ROWLAND RUGS 12th and Taylor Phone 3-4455 DRAPERIES FURNITURE B831 to all the Graduates 'li' EKr Convenient Credit Terms JEWELRY ON CREDIT PHONE 5902 A Home Owned Stan: 710 K 8 Ave' Topeka' Kansas 5 Big Floors of Home Furnishings JOHN MCRRELL 62 CO. TOPEKA A KANSAS INSTITUTION 11361 The Dome School Ballroom Dancing Easy - Economical - Enjoyable J. M. DOMME Manager .S V Qi ' i'w ,,. A ,lifgfefy-' JN 1 ' 3 A 33, ,K r 3 . ALL POPULAR DANCES TAUGHT Fox Trot - Tango - Waltz - Rumba - Jitterbug - Samba ENJOY THE TREAT OF DANCING FEET By Dialing 2-9396 or 4-4715 123 W. 6th Street Topeka, Kansas I 1371 Phone 5347 Res. Phone 2-4608 GUILD MEMORIALS ED. W. GUILD SL SONS 3500 West Sixth Ave. Topeka, Kansas 715 KANSAS AVENUE ze E 'SMART Cl.o1'l-u-:s Fon Youuc MEN! -NEWEST STYLES AT LOWEST PRICES- GIBBS CLCJTHING CG. 837 N. Kansas Avenue 527 Kansas Avenue 106 East 6th Street SUNRISE l'll0llUC'l'S f w W5 ' ' may xi! N the nl: P I mx S12 Compliments . fi L of Fritton's Grocery I 1381 Senior, Officer, and Faculty protrai Trojan and Rambler Royalty pictur were done by ........ l EUHUSS lllllllllll Qyu0VcjQZVpj2Ef5Wwl1Q Q W5l'l Wfl W r l ffffliwwlgl WMXWMMME K 'fglflwlflj AIIIVEIKTISINII INI EX M0 Allied Growers Seed Co.. . . . . American Publishing Co. ......... . Armstrong Jewelry Co. ........... . Attorneys QProfessional Directoryj. . Barker's Shoe Store ............. Barnett Motors . . ............. . Berkson's . . ................... . . Blakely, C. G. and Co., Insurance. . . Blender's Barbecue . . .......... . . Brennan Funeral Home ......... Brier Insurance Service ..... Brtman s . . .............. . . Capital Sporting Goods Co. .... . Capper Publications, Inc. ........ . Carroll Radio and Sound Service. . . Central National Bank ............ Christopher .Studio . . .......... .. City Hand Laundry and Sanitone C C1ark's Secretarial School .......... Coats Grocery Co. ............... . Coca Cola Bottling Co.. . . Coe Seed Co. ............ . College Hill Pharmacy ..... Cox Jewelry . . ....... . . Crane and Co., Inc. ...... . . Crescent Drug Co. No. 6 ..... Crosby Bros. Co. .............. . uavis-Welcome Mortgage Co. ..... . Dentists fProfessiona1 Directoryj. . . Dodds School of Business .......... Dome School of Ballroom Dancing. Emahizer-Spielman Furniture Co... Endlich, Harry, Clothing ........ Faultless Cleaners . . ..... . . . Flad and Marsh, Druggists .... Forbes Hardware Store ...... Forsell Window Shade Shop .... Fritton Grocery Co. ........ . Fuller, L. A., Motor Co.. . . . Cas Service Co. ....... . Gerye, W. A. Co. .... . Gibbs Clothing Co. .,.......... . Grayce Ready-to-Wear . . ........ . . Green, Wm. and Son Grocery Co.. . . Guaranty State Bank ............ Cuild Monument House ..... Hall Bros., Inc. .............. . Hall Stationery Co. ............ . I-Iarshbarger, jake, Garage ........ Hathaway, Corliss, Photographer. . . Hill Packing Co. ................ . Hotel Jayhawk . . ......... . . Hubbard's Flowers . . . . . . . Hussey Insurance Agency ..... leaners . Page 124 114 114 131 115 111 114 120 115 122 116 120 119 115 112 121 135 114 133 129 119 138 128 135 134 136 133 129 131 116 137 135 135 112 119 120 119 138 115 112 125 138 134 114 133 138 120 112 129 139 128 124 123 129 MM? W g Page Iott Motor Service ....................... 116 110 Ives, H. M. and Sons, Printers. .. Jayhawk Bowl . . ........... . . jensen's Creamery . . ..... . . . jordan Baking Co. ....... . Kansas Power 8: Light ..... Karlan Furniture Co. ....... . Knoll Battery Sc Electric Co.. . . . Kull Sheet Metal Co. ..... . I.ord's Flowers . . .... . . Mace jewelry Co.. . . . Martin Lumber Co. ...... . Maynard's Fine Foods .... Meadow Gold Dairy ....... Merchants National Bank .... Midwest Appliance Store ..... Morrell, John 84 Co. ...... . Morris Plan Co. ......... . Mosby-Mack Motor Co.. . . . National Bank of Topeka .... Neiswanger Investment Co. .... . Nightingale's, lnc ..... ......... Oliice Supply 8: Equipment Co.. . . . Palace Clothing Co. ........... . Parker Mortuary . . . . .. 1'elletier's Dept. Store ..... Pennant Cafeteria . . ........... . . Penwell Funeral Home ............. Physicians fProfessiona1 Directoryj.. Rembrandt Studio . . .............. . . . Robinson's-Payne's Shoe Store ..... Royal College Shops ......... Santa Fe Watch Co.. . . . Senate Cafeteria . . ................. . . . Seymour Packing Co. ............. . Shawnee Federal Savings ik Loan Assn. .... . Shrake Electric Co. ..,............ . Silk, Albert, Coal Co. ............... . . . Smith, Tom, Motors ....... State Savings Bank ................ Steves, F. M. ik Sons, Printers .............. Strick1er's Topeka Business College. . Tiffany Shoe Repair Shop .......... U 9 Topeka Council of Churches ....... Topeka Diamond Shop .......... Topeka High School Cafeteria. . . Topeka State Bank ............. YVa1l-Dilfenderfer Mortuary ....... 1Nashburn Municipal University ..... . . . 1Nestwood Drug Co. .............. . 1'Vhe1an Lumber Co. ........... . VVilson, E. F., Florist .............. Mfolfe Commercial Photo Service ..... . . . Wolf's jewelers . . ............ . . Zercher Book 84 Stationery Co.. . . . 126 115 135 125 136 129 120 123 133 126 111 118 111 120 136 129 127 125 134 121 118 128 122 126 121 122 130 124 138 113 126 134 124 125 118 120 132 134 120 119 128 123 136 129 114 122 117 129 115 123 116 111 116 Ciilfzlztgg A ww X 25 Ya ?'4?2'ff 'Qs if 'Cv ag' AQ -iff? 4 QQSK EF f H ,ff pw :Wy ' . - , ' I f, H, ' I ,gf-1 A ' X 2- A11 fm i w' 4 c ' lyvdfflyv u' Iv' 'S ff 'W ??f I f - '7 6 J en' Ur. 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