Topeka High School - Sunflower Yearbook (Topeka, KS)

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mhz. WD' JAMES H. YVALKER, B.S. -Metal Shop, Auto Mechanics Football Game Cadets JEAN XVALTERSCHEID. BS. -Physical Education Cirlx' Intramurals, Troy janet REX C. VVEST, B.S. -General Science, Biologyg Intramurals, A.ss't Concession Stand Sponsor GERTRUDE S. VVHEELER, B.A. -English, Speech Ass't Playls, Thespians, Masque and Wig VANCE C. YVILLIAMS, M.S. -English Cameraman for Athletic Department MRS. FAYEBEN W. YVOLFE, M.S. -Art Crafts Queen of Courts Halftirne Program VVALTER A. WOLFE, M.E. -Bookkeeping, Typing Hall Supervisor, Caps and Gowns MRS. EDITH WOODWARD, B.S. -Englishg Queen of Courts Varsity, Homecoming Halftime Ceremonies PHILIP WURTZ, B.A. -English Assistant Boys' Pep Club I .ii , - 1 -. . ,f , , ,, - auf-5 ,. .L fff i pw! f X X . f f 1 ,W A 2 f fr 1' af 5 W ' f f 5 Z' i f X .f X X j , I 7 f f KMQI W! v 'Y A- X :,5il'ff,1 ' I 'hffiii' f W--1,-...A-cz., L X 4' 'Nzzv 3, YV ZZZX , I leli f , I ,I .-'e 1. ---r.-, 1 I -, ,,. Q r ,,rf-:fe iiflijil ,fo ' a7'.,E? . ' f iiefif .'.e . ' , -'.- 111' ,Ti ,... 1 v-,,. ,A 5 .,., f if JACK P. YOUNG, B.S. -Vocational Auto Mechanics EUNICE YOUNGQUIST, B.S. -Cafeteria Director PERRY W. CHAMNESS, M.S -Trade School Director W, WALTER RUSSELL, M.A. -Director Adult Education

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6 CII' meh EDUCATION for youth, like the need for clear think- ing and the right to speak and worship, was the corner- stone in the development of the early Kansas spirit of progress. From the one-room building that housed classes for the children of the pioneers the multi-faceted schools of today have grown. Trojans have been fortu- nate because their surroundings have been comfortable and adequate, their instruction comprehensive, and their towers have pointed upward to wide-spread goals. Theirs is a proud and fond heritage. THE HUNT SCHOOL near Leavenworth where Buffalo Bill learned his ABCs