Topeka High School - Sunflower Yearbook (Topeka, KS)

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f W ii r r s 1 , ff Senior oilicers on the Mezzanine: Steve Bennett, representative, Sunny Robertson, secretary-treasurer, Ed Saylor, president, Mary ,Io Burke, representative, Charles Hotchkiss, vice-president, Beverly Elliott, social chairman, and Larry Hercules, rep- resentative. Hail and Farewell - The Seniors WE CAME TOGETHER, over 500 individuals, and WHILE WE WERE HERE, we made an outstanding record for ourselves. NOW AS WE LEAVE, although we are still in- dividuals, there is a common bond of friendship and knowl- edge gained, pride in our school, and a faith in the future. WE CAME TOGETHER-Three short years ago, our class began the journey through a trio of the most important years of our lives. The goal set ahead of us for the end of our journey was to put the Class of '57 down in Troy's Hall of Fame as outstanding. AND WHILE WE WERE HERE - Plunging into our school work and extracurricular activities with enthusiasm, we made our mark scholastically as well as in clubs, dra- matics, student government, and athletics. NOW AS WE LEAVE-Our journey is ended now and our -1 common road branches into many paths. We are sad to leave and yet we have a faith in the future. The friend- 9 66 ' 99 ' gs Ssahllffl 1112012 tx? M232iI?ici2lt0rT0X?,eZe3lIgr ships we have made here will not be forgotten, and Topeka y P S a . ef 77 desk for a few moments of ofiicial business. Hlgll will always be thought of HS Our SChO0l. Z 1 , V 'X