Topeka High School - Sunflower Yearbook (Topeka, KS)

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NOVICE DEBATE. FRONT ROW: Charlie Pomeroy, Linda Malloy, Eva Roy, Leanne Friesen, Sandy Houghton, Frieda Gray, Dan Cofran. RO WZ: Richard Flem- ing, Randy Bartley, Mike McGhehey, Mark McHenry, Chip Chapman, Dan Shevrin, Tom Martin, Bruce Mollory, David Walker, Ken Buch. EXPERIENCED DEBATE. FRONT ROW: Nancy Carlson, Dawna Wilkin, Diana Dougan, Cindy George, Mary Sachs, Kris Dutton. ROWVZ: Memo Gomez, Monty Clouse, Randy Moke, Kathy Simons, Emily Niemann, Rosie Anderson, Barbara Nice. ROW3: Bill Smith, jack Targownik, Randy Williams, Karl Menninger, Russ Beasley, Greg Payton, Bob Keeshan, Bill Dunagin, Floyd Thomas, Tom Hodges, Dan Duncan. College High Girls' Division . . . Boys' Division . Derby Novice ,,.., Hayden Novica ,..,. Kansas City North ..,... Laavenworth ....... Manhattan Novice . . . N FL State ..,.. , . NOVICE DEBATE. FRONTRO W: Jerry Messick, Becky Germonprez, Ilene Mandelbaum, Kathy Leonard, Scott Berridge, jim McEntire. ROW 2: David Blakely, Mark Neis, Doug Hupp, Ron Balsters, Tom Targown- ik, Shane Miller, Jim Young, Fred Stawitz. TRGPHY SCOREBOARD 3rd ....3rd 3rd 1st ..,..4th 5th .,...2nd ..,..4th Pittsbu rg ,......,.,..... Rosedale ,..,, .,... Shawnee Mission North ..,.., Suniiower Novice ..., Washington .,. .,... Wichita North ...., Winfield . ..,, . District ..., ,....,3rd ...,,.4th 4th ..2nd ....,.4th ,..,4th 1st 3rd 25

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AD C. ELEY, M.S. N.F.L., F. TA. i , -DEBATE State-WidePracticing Improves Speech Skill AT the end of the L66-C67 debate season, Tope- ka High's debaters had placed in a total of 16 tournaments. Both the experienced and the no- vice debaters won one first place. The novices took two second places and one third place. Troy7s debate squad placed third in the District Tournament which was hosted by Highland Park High School on january 13 and 14. This year's debate season proved to be a rewarding experience for Troyls Hfast talkers. 24 s Debate, Speech, English DISTRICT debater, jack Targownik, ex- presses an objection to the affirmative. NERVOUSLY awaiting the announcement of the results are Kristen Dutton, Jack Targownik, Monty Clouse, Randy Moke, and Mr. Eley. A ray ofsunshine is put into Linda Malloy's day by coach Ad Eley

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RUBY MORRIS, M.S. - Department Chairman, SMSG, lgdvanced Math, Math Club, Chem lub. -MA THEMA TI CS Revised Texts Stress Ancient Math Theories WHETHER Trojans desired basic business requirements or advanced preparation for ca- reers in Science and Technology, the THS Mathematics department adjusted to the per- sonal need of each student. Trojans were offered a variety ofmath courses ranging from basic math to the more complex Algebra and Trigo- nometry. However, a new area has been intro- duced to Topeka High - the Computer. As the world moves to the Gemmini-Apollo age, the computer comes to THS, thus bringing a new concept - computer programming. Vast op- portunities present themselves with this new Iield of service. The THS math department moves with the times to the future. PREPARIN G to demonstrate a formula is Nancy Nolder. CASUALLY con- centrating on Alge- bra is junior Bob Wellborn.