Topeka High School - Sunflower Yearbook (Topeka, KS)

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rograms an games supported by I KSLI GERS, CADETS PLAY CADETS Taking tickets at plays, handing out programs, and seeing that the mechanics of the arrangements for plays are carried out srnoothlv, the Play Cadets this year are to be commended for their unfailing and trustworthy work. Miss Evelyn McCauley was faculty sponsor. GAME CADETS Selling and taking tickets at basketball and .football games, and selling programs too, the Game Cadets organized this year with Ken- neth Powers as their faculty leader. Indispensable to the organizing of games, the Game Cadets had an eventful season with both the ihome games and the Regionals in basketball being held here. INKSLINGERS Fourteen boys taking printing and making above average grades in the subject this year formed a club called the Inkslingers. The boys, sponsored by Francis D. Modlin, printing instructor, had the job of doing special printing, such as basketball and play programs. The Inkslingersl Club is on its way to becoming a lasting Trojan in- stitution. USHER CLUB Mrs. Marvin H. Hess, Sponsor, says that the Usher Club's 50 mem- bers are chosen with an eye to their ability to smile. This ability is evident whenever a school play, a concert, a touring play, or any other function takes place in the auditorium. The club is an ex- cellent example of real 'Acourtesy kids who serve the school faith- fully and well. INKSLINGERS: Jackson, Boyles, Gardner, Bahr DeGraw, Ridgeway, Hall, Johnson, Harrison Wolfe, Rowzer, WVeltsch PLAY CADETS: Row 1: Kinsley, Simmons, Slatten, Fleer, Basel, McMinch Row 2: Miss Evelyn McCauley fSponsorj, Gentry, Good- ing, Wingerson, Davis, Henderson, Bowman GAME CADETS: Row 1: Rolling, Bunge, Bunge, Harsh, Howard, Zuniga Row 2: Mann, Morgan, Absher, Clark, Wise, Moore, Rocha, Aguillera Row 3: Brown, Coy, Durand, Morris, jones, Ravins, Howard, Pelton USHER CLUB: Row 1: Ensign, Kling, Fry, johnson, Scott, Musser, Helm, Piatt, Schmid, Cory, Boley, Bristow, Pay- ton Row 2: Messick, Vincent, McClelland, Howard, Gerry, Knauss, Hamilton, Kelling, Ramos, Haskell, Degnan Row 3: Scott, Shields, Gray, Everett, Sawyer, Tumbleson, Tillotson, Scott, Smith, Lynn, johnson, Davis, Jennings, Tkatch, Mrs. Marvin Hess fSponsorj Row 4: Christian, Dangerfield, Schrader, Gurss, Lane, Stewart, Riedel, Lehning, O'F1aherty, Miller, Douglas, Williams, Howard l17l

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PEP CLUB OFFICERS Row 1. Kathryn jury, Marilyn Towler, Farol Fry, Marie Pay- ton, Barbara Taylor Row 2. Bonnie Barrett, Sally Morrison. ,Ioan Culver, Nancy Taggart Off B TEAM CHEERLEADERS Becky Thacher, jim Allen, Sue Anderson A TEAM CHEERLEADERS Mary jane Trnlove, Jerry Doyle, Margaret McXVil- liams, Max YVhitson, Judy Carothers, Ned Hutchis Oll icers an sponsors organize PEP CLUB Under the supervision of Sally Mor- rison fPresidentj, ,loan Culver QVice- Presidentj, Bonnie Barrett CSecretaryj, Nancy Taggart QTreasurerj, Miss Mil- dred YVells and Miss Ruth jacob QSpon- sorsj the Topeka High Pep Club organ- ized and led cheering at basketball and football games. The Honor Pep Club, formed of girls who had earned their Honor Pep Club sweaters and emblems through faithful service, was headed by Barbara Taylor, Chairman, and Mrs. Larry Adkins, Spon- sor. Leading the cheering, the six HA team cheerleaders and the three HB team cheerleaders bounced through the seasons with outstanding energy. To- peka High's yells were noticeable not only for their originality, but for the pep with which they were led. AH team cheerleaders were -ludy Carothers, Margaret McNVilliams, Mary ,lane Trulove, jerry Doyle, Ned Hutchi- son, and Max YVhitson. UB team cheerleaders, chosen from the underclassmen, were -lim Allen. Sue Anderson, and Becky Tharher. HONOR PEP CLUB Row 1. Miller, Greenwood, Steck, Taggart, McClenny, Rolnig, Gil- christ, Taylor, Deniston, Fink, Mankle, Ernst Row 2. Moore, Bolcy, Brellsford, Kratochvil, Ecord, jones, Cary. Gar- vie, Maze, Helsley Row 3. Stevens, King, Forney, Vincent, Andres, Dinkle, Swank, I 16 I Deitrich, Bromich, Brooks, Dewitt. Row 4. Bartos, Schmidt, Currier, Degnan, Payton, Rosenwald, Press- man, Scott, Fadely, Culver, Heath

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