Topeka High School - Sunflower Yearbook (Topeka, KS)

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65 W W IW W To SS'-QIW JZ ,, 4 li, E 69 m 'o E 2: BME? Qi 4ltLrl3w IPM? Qt ll I G II V DIRECTING Trojans in many phases of life were the members of the city and Topeka High School administration. Throughout the year they were on hand to point the way to each student's goal. Conscious of perfecting the mental, physical, and moral aspects, they worked for the benefit of each and every student to make 1967 a real learning experience for all. ADMINISTRATION

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SUPERINTENDENT of Schools, Dr. Bolton, remedies problems brought before the Board. 10 -CITY ADMINISTRATION Dedicated Men Comply With Unique Challenges School Board members, assisted by Dr. Merle R. Bolton, Superintendent of Schools, worked together to solve problems brought before the city administration this year. Selection of new teachers and repair and rebuilding of schools damaged in the june 8 tornado were only two of the tasks facing these highly trained men. Additionally, they were required to cope with expanding enrollment and other financial and legal problems. These they handled without neglecting the quality of instruction or ignoring the physical equipment needed for all the schools. The untiring contributions of these men helped to make the 1966-1967 school year a most valuable experience. DR. MERLE R. BOLTON Superi t d DR HAROLDL BLACKBURN A t S per d t DR GILES THEILMANN D p ySup't oflnst PAUL P. BOATWRIGHT D puty Sup't of P I THEODORE K CLARK Ch IE 9 JOHN H. KELLY Business Manager DR. LARRY GASTON Di ectnrofFI earch JOE K. EVANS Ass't Deputy Sup'! P I RAYMOND R.TILZEY Director Pupil A g