Topeka High School - Sunflower Yearbook (Topeka, KS)

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Faculty- Busy, edzcated THE DAY begins early. By 7:45 the main office is a beehive of activ- ity. Miss Drury and Mr. Pringle stand at the sign-in desk. . ?'NN' 4? ir 15973: i my W . ,iii N 'Y Q ' , if JI We f .sr , .. Ps vi K 5 1. Q E h es vs fra sim? VL sf? 5 KA T EM 22 VANCE J. WILLIAMS, M.S. English Game Photographer MRS. FAYEBEN W. WOLFE, M.S Art Crafts: Dejmrtmental Clmirmmz Activities-Queen of Courts WALTER A. WOLFE, M.S. Bookkeeping, Typing EDITH J. WOODWARD, B.S. English Queen of Comts Dance JACK P. YOUNG, B.S. Trade School Auto Mechanics EUNICE YOUNGQUIST, B.S. Cafeteria Director PERRY W. CHAMNESS, M.S. Trade School Director JOHN R. DEAN, M.S. Summer School Director W. WALTER RUSSELL, M.A. Director of Adult Education , Halftime

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Faculty- H zgh I deals, H apes FEEDING THE SOUL as they feed the in- ner man , faculty members leave their prob- lems in their classrooms as they visit during lunch hours. Mr. Mills, Mr. Shoyer, and Mr. Neaderhiser in the teachers' cafeteria. V WW W lf '7 ,Pj ' ' -A 'f'LL41:'l'l!f!! . lf LW JW afwfu ,tfpfff ff' fl it , A J ,k.. 17,4112 I 1? C . 3 J f ai l ' W e s ,z if 5 4 fd lx px i 4 2 , A f if 1 'af M ai it l 1 HK f T N , 59,kg, .v Wi Aga, MRS. JAMES E. SUMMERS, B.S. Clothing Senior Class Sponsor JESSE F. TEEL, JR., M.S. Business Drparlmenlal Clzairnzan, Safety Club LEO E. THOMAS, M.S. Businessg Activity Ticket Sales, Senior Carni- val Tirlcel Sales MRS. SUZANNE TOMLINSON, B.A. Englishg Prom Program, Homecoming Assem- bly Program QAss'tj MELVIN G. VILLEME, M.A. Iliologyg Ass'l Football Coach, T-Club lAss'tj, Iiasf'ball Coach JAMES H. WALKER, B.S. Auto Mechanics, Machine Shop Football Cadets fAss'tj JEAN WALTERSCHEID, B.S. Physical Education Girls Intramurals, Troy Janes REX WEST, B.A. General Science, Biology GERTRUDE S. WVHEELER, B.A. Speech, Englishg Ass't Dirertor Plays, Masque and Wig QAss'lj, Tlzespians QAss'tj 21

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Mrs. Naomi Woodburn Office Manager Sec. to Mr. Weavei 1 .s.....,, ., -is W, fx 51 '- .., W 553 if , it , L3 , fu -Q 4 i i ai ms I i .ii Q' .. ' 5, 5 Nina NM Mrs. Byron Boon, R.N. Erna Sibberson Alice Hoad Mrs. L. W. Thomas Mrs. Ruth Gladfelter School Nurse Attendance Secretary Registrar Guidance Secretary Lib. Cat. Room Mrs. Estelle Rings Mrs. Lillian Ash Mrs. Inez Harder Mrs. Dorothy Ford Mrs. Betty Greamba Switchboard Cafeteria Secretary Sec. Dean of Boys Dcp. Secretary Bookkeeper Office Personnel- I-IONES RINGING, voices humming, type- writers clicking-the all-over noise of hard work -These are the usual sounds in the administra- tive offices where the business of Troy is handled. The office staff has the multiple job of hand- ling money and attendance, typing tests and forms, making up bulletins, renting books, selling tickets, and answering the many questions asked by students, teachers, parents, and the public. Nurse Boon is ready with medical aid any- timeg Miss Sibberson combs the absence rolls for offendersg guidance secretaries check student recordsg and Mrs. l'Voodburn's steady hands smooth over many rough moments. All in all, the office staff makes a necessary complement to the activities of a lively student body and those who plan their educational policies. SECRETARIES Pauline Hall and Mrs. Betty Myers help Director Chamness make decisions on Trade School publicity for National Education Week. Versazfzhty, Eff-CZ.6HQ! Oi! Wheels ff Bzlg School 23