Topeka High School - Sunflower Yearbook (Topeka, KS)

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Like... the clarion notes of the brasses, our class work is the call to our duty and the noble destiny of our intellects.

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Ojfce Stan' As BUSY AS a page of sixteenth notes played at an ac- cellerated tempo are words to describe the office staff. Yet this description is not complete, for efficiency and co-opera- tion are the keys to their measurement. Their jobs as secretaries, attendance clerk, switch board operators, registrar, bookkeeper, school nurse and cafeteria director were all vital to keeping us in step. Bulletins to be typed, call slips to be sent, attendance to be checked, menus to be approved, and fingers to be band- aged, these jobs and many others were carried out by the staff. They worked busily to the sharp staccato of typewriters, never failing in their duty to THS. CHECK AND DOUBLE CHECK. Miss Sibberson and Mrs. Wood- burn take care of the millions of details that come their wav. Mrs. Naomi Woodburn Erna Sibberson Wilma Hopson Dorothy Root Secretary to Principal Attendance Clerk Registrar Bookkeeper EASY NOW! Mrs. Taylor's reassuring words and ' deft fingers have helped many students and fac- ulty members over some pretty rough moments. ' , . it C Betty Greamba Marjorie Hunter 5WifChb0a1'd OPerator Guidance Office Secretary wir Mrs. Lillian Ash Mrs. Fern Taylor Cafeteria Secretary Registered Nurse 23

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