Topeka High School - Sunflower Yearbook (Topeka, KS)

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IIIIII II lllll IHI IUIIIIIE we eniorri As we, the seniors of Topeka high school, turn to face the adven- tures of the new world, we see our visions full-blown, our hopes and desires about to be fulfilled. The Wheel of Time rotates always toward new horizons, ideas, and people. Although it is in no way possible to cease this rotation, we have the ability to remember the sunlit days of our last year at high school. Homecoming, the games and varsities, the All-School Party, the operetta, and finally commencement have all made deep impressions on us, to endure for as long as we wish to recall them. Looking into the future resembles a revolving kaleidoscope-at each convolution appears an entirely different scene, but remaining always are the precious memories we hold of the most joyful of all our school days-our Senior year. MARILYN BACON MARY McCLYMOND VIRGINIA VOGEL Representative Representative Representative N I L

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