Topeka High School - Sunflower Yearbook (Topeka, KS)

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SCIENCE. Toclay's cHorts-Tomorroxfs necessity. 0 Here, at Troy, in these halls and these rooms We have watched the white-hot flare of A magnesium ribbon fired by a bunsen burne And sent the fire of music shimmering in Golden flame across the auditorium, Here we have found the clear passionless logi Of a Euclidean theorem, And read the resonant prose of Shakespeare, I' C And here, we have learned and become wiser. 9

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ATTENTION to business. Grammar study occupies more than half ol' the sophomore course of study. THE MOST famous schnozzola in literature, Cyrano de Bergerads. Karen Zakar and Neil Wood. English- Aims Stress Universal eedjbr Adequate Communication 1 ROM Julius Caesar to The Tale of Two Cities and the current best sellers, and from Chaucer to Melville and Stephen Vincent Benet, literature from many parts of the world and from the important periods of history was introduced to Topeka High's students through the various required and elective English courses. The 'faculty members of this, the largest of y the academic departments, made constant effort to emphasize reading for pleasure as well as information and the understanding of problems. Studies were made on the needs of students entering careers immediately after high school as well as those continuing in college, with the hope of giving all THS graduates needed proficiency in the language arts. For students interested in related fields, there were courses in speech training, play production, journalism, and publications. Emphasis in all classes was placed on writing, while new syntax studies and grammar reviews covered approximately half the class time. The third year of the Sequence Classes found the successful coordination of junior English and American History for the thirty-Five students enrolled, Progress reports in the form of standardized tests were given throughout the year, while poetry, short story, and essay contests gave opportunities for individual expression in fictional and factual areas. Miss Hopkins . . . Department Chairman Mrs. Bartlow, Miss Conover, Mr. Dickson, Mrs. Focht, Mrs. Greer, Miss Ham Miss Herrick, Miss Larmer, Mrs. Lingo, Mr. Madl, Mr. McCarthy Mrs. Penney, Mrs. Tomlinson, Miss Wheeler, Mr. Williams, Mrs. Woodward 26