Topeka High School - Sunflower Yearbook (Topeka, KS)

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41-xl OFFICE SECRETARIES.-Seated: Mrs. Helen Romig. Standing: Mrs. June Lindsey, Mrs. Martha Pitt, Miss Etna Sibberson, Miss Mary Alice Brown, Mrs. Lois Jones. WILLIAM F. ADAMS Above: Miss Ethel Frizell, Miss Mary Hopkins, Miss Esther Kingman, Miss Grace Van Tries, Miss Mabel Fry and Walter Russell wait patiently for parents at Open House. Left: Camera shy Arthur M. Seaman shoos photographer away at Open House while John Kelly, John E. Lund, and Miss Evelyn McCauley FACULTY TEACHERS GUIDE Puplts look on. As city editors, the faculty has the hard job of man- aging the paper. They act as the buffer between the managing editors and the reporters, between the Admin- istration and the students. They come early and stay late in order to make every day count, It is not until the reporters gain a position of responsibility that they are able to appreciate the headaches and the heartaches of the people whom they looked upon as having no troubles. Thanks to the sympathy and friendliness of our city editors, their understanding when things go wrong, our years at high school are happy ones. By working with them the sometimes painful job of learning is made more enjoyable for all. We may not remember all we are taught, but we will never forget the lessons in patience and wisdom we learn from them. We are not forgetting the office workers who add those little touches to our school life, organizing the bulletins, selling tickets for games and parties, and in general coordinating all the activities so that they run smoothly. OTTO BODENI-IAUSEN Social Studie! En lllh JDUIIEBUIB1 M R Q MA S Home Economics W' J- HARNETT Twin! Physica 14

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'1 DR. GILES THEILMANN Vice-Principal ADMINISTRATORS Aovlsfles SMOOTH ROAD The star role of the newspaper publishers is filled by the members of the Board of Education headed by Kelsey H. Petro, president, and Charles Bennett, vice-president. A. H. Saville Mrs. David Neiswanger, Kenneth B. Hobbs, and Marlin S. Casey are also members. Miss Elizabeth Donaldson is treasurer, and Mrs. Thelma Mifflin, th McFarland clerk-business manager. Dr. Kenne is Superintendent of Topeka schools. Although these men and women are constantly active in business and social circles, they manage to find time to give thought to school problems. Using the latest text books, employing the best teachers, help make the finest school and the most efficient Board, of Education. The managing editors, E. B. Weaver, principal, Dr. Giles Theilmann, vice-principal, Miss Anna- bel Pringle, dean of girls, and Kenneth H. Meyers, dean of boys direct activities and cur riculum at Topeka High. E. B- WEAVER PfiHCipa1 MISS ANNABEL PRINGLE Dean of Girls KENNETH H. MEYERS Dean of Boys

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