Topeka High School - Sunflower Yearbook (Topeka, KS)

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VL VVLlfL1flfL6'L! ULCCOI' FACULTY INSPIRES With patience, understanding, and wis- dom, the teachers of Troy have kept our memories sunny and bright. lt's easy to see that without a faculty there would be no classes of any kind. We Trojans not only had classes and teachers. but our memories are of periods that were both educational and interesting, and of those who led these hours-those whom we came to understand and respect. Fortu- nate are we, who received a personal touch of guidance when we needed it most. We remember our teachers as they sol- emnly handed out'that dreaded test or just as solemnly passed it back to us, graded. We remember them as our club or organi- zation sponsors, laughingly joining with us in our many activities. Their sense of hu- mor, although it was sometimes partly hid- den, always added that intangible some- thing to our clubs and to our classes. quietly-an encouraging smile . . . a nod Much of their help and work was done of approval . . . a few words of praise at the end of a written composition-few of us really seeing them in action. The proof of the success their work brought was seen in the well-done projects we undertook, the reports received from former students who are now well on their way to their desired destination, and the slightest softening of smile lines around the mouth of the toughest individual as he responded to words of understanding. For all of this our faculty receives a vote of thanks that can only be uttered in our hearts and minds as the realization of its need comes over us. Shown on the pages that follow, they will always be remembered as dear. Our King of the hall proctors-E.. l... Fink

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P15 4' .nf ma' -S E. B. WEAVER Principal ADMINISTRATDRS LEND HELPING HANDS Happy, satisfied students and a well functioning high school are the aims of our adminis- tration. ln addition to long advanced planning of the activities for each school year-both curricular and extra-curricular-they are always ready to extend a helping hand whether it be to express a word of encouragement or to help us select the correct subjects to take as we prepare socially and scholastically to become the leaders of tomorrow. A Q' 'Qing 5 ., X . I MISS ANNABEL PRINGLE Dean of Girls DR. PERDUE GRAVES KENNETH MEYER5 Director of Curriculum Dil'GCl0l' of Gllidlhce 9

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