Topeka High School - Sunflower Yearbook (Topeka, KS)

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Mr., Mrs., or Miss, Their Aim We Is To Help Our Youth Mature BEHIND THE seemingly endless hours of class and home work lies the guiding influ- ence in our lives-our faculty. WV ith never-tiring efforts they have led us through happy, profit- able years in the Halls of Troy. Helping us as teachers, club sponsors, and administrators, they have become our friends and have eased us over many difficult decisions. We welcomed thirteen new faculty members to the Trojan family last fall, five in newly created positions. All have spent much time on profes- sional training and in conferences, learning new educational trends and emphases. Through departmental programs and study, and through their social groups-The Guild, Majority Club, and Men's Club-they have become closely asso- ciated with each other. This relationship is being broadened to include plans for coordination after Highland Park's annexation and when Topeka High XfVest is opened in the fall of 1961. Topeka High's faculty has an unusually high percentage of teachers with advanced degrees, and all are interested in church, family, and community activities. Aliis Exemplumn on Troy's new motto is aptly written for these, our friends- An Exam' ple for Others. 1 a . K ,il 24 , i xt X Q... 8' , A ff L 5 1 f it ' ' ,. '3 3 3 t it ppp , .-,V Q wif? , 12 REMEMBER, GIRLS, Don't drink up your profits is the good advice Miss Phillips gives the Future Nurses. At the Coke Bar are Connie Tevis, Barbara Pierce, and Diana Harrison WILEY E. ALBERG, M.S. Social Studies: Coach Football B-Team Ass't Coach Baseball, Basketball MARVIN L. BAYLESS, M.S. Typing: Basketball Game Cadets JOHN P. BLEVANS Trade School Photography MRS. EARL D. BUTLER, B.S. Typing, Foodsg Co-Sponsor FHA LOUIS L. CAGLE, M.S. Vocational Office Machinesf Business Education Club V. GENE CHILD, B.S. Mathematics, High School Science, Movies

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nb W...-vi 'refs in 'ble' , We-iv' WMF dw EDWARD F. HADDEN, M.S. Ifiologyg Game Concessions ROBERT M. HALLMAN, M.M.E. Orclmstra, Ensemlzlesg Youth Symphony HARRIET HAM, A.B. English, Readingf Future Teachers l MRS. MITCH HANNA, B.A. Study Hall,' Christmas Party Program VERNON G. HAYES, M.A. . '? Audio Visual, Study Hall, Lost und PAUL R. HEITZMAN Ag. 15X Social Studies, Youth fo rist, - Rep Council ' Ax if L ,jig I 73 fi- w'h A BERNICE FINLEY, M.A. Clothing, Social Livingg Supervisor Home Economics, Usher Club ELBERT M. FLY, M.S. Vocal Music, Operettag Music Assemblies MRS. JACK FOCHT, A.B. English: Operetta Dramatics MRS. FREEMAN FRENCH, M.S. Mathematics CLYDE E. GILBERT, B.S. Printing, Vocational Printing MRS. FRANK GLADFELTER Library Catalogue Room MRS. W-ILLIAM j. GREER, A.B. English, journalism: Publications, Quill and Scroll WILLIAM M. GRIFFITH, A.B. Social Studiasg AFS, Elections TORRENCE E. HAAG Trade School Welding F mls 'S 1 Z 's t .g 1. - t 34 T 'fl ' . D I si A ' ' Wi'5.'w,r is i .fil I A .0 'f ef se it ' ' 1 ' min if 'au-,I aspen 6. is K 6 ff f