Highland Community College - Trail Blazer Yearbook (Highland, KS)

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TRAJIL BLAZER STAFF Back Row: Neal Ukena, Paul Kerstner, Eugene Jones, Norman Pierson, Silvia Johnson, Helen Fenley, Jean Hopp, Mildred Parks. Front Row: Ann Lee Nelson, Marilee Nelson, Della May Thomas, Mary Ellen Gilmore, Marjorie Blevins, Miss Yeomans, Robert Parsons, Barbara Beans, Gertrude God- frey, Bette Smith, Virginia Meyer, Lois Yoder. THE TRAIL BLAZER, the traditional name for the yearbook of High- land Junior College, represents this year the best efforts of a hard working staff. Each year it embodies the ideals of the institution, the spirit of individualism, the hope of the graduates. Through the pic- tures and copy of this book, the staff has attempted to record the fleet- ing scenes of your college year. The formal pictures of the sophomores and freshmen show them at their best, while the organization pictures represent the members and their work. Add to these the informals, the candid shots of students and instructors from the unknowing angle, and you have a vivid cross section of the campus life. lt is the hope of the staff that the formals, the group pictures, and the informal pictures will in the future years be your most lasting memories of your college days. Editor ---- - Robert Parsons Assistant Editor - - .Barbara Beans Business Manager - - - Gertrude Godfrey Sponsor - - - - Miss Louise Yeornans Trail Bla er Twenty-two

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Highlander THE HIGHLANDER, the college paper, is published by the student staff under the guidance of the sponsor. Miss Sterz. The ot'l icial col- lege paper was first published in 1857 and is one ot' the oldest publi- cations of its kind in the state. The paper started under the name ot' Nuncio and has existed since then under the titles ot' Newsletter and Highlander. The student reporters persistently trail the college news and alumni notes and catch the choice bits of gossip for their columns. Other students sell ad space and secure publicity write ups for our school in other papers. These plus lengthy press conferences with an ener- getic sponsor have enabled the staft' to publish the Highlander every f our weeks. To record the little things and the big ones which make up a well rounded school life, to give the prejournalism students a taste ol' newspaper work, and to enable the alumni to keep in touch with the college are the goals ol' the Higlilander sta.l't'. Editor ---- - - Eugene Loyd - Della May Thomas - Betty Ann Shear Assistant. Editor - Business Manager - SDOHSOI' ---- s - - Miss Sterz HIGHLANDER STAFF Back Row: Marjorie Sawyer, Mary Ellen Gilmore, Virginia Van Bebber, Virginia Shoe- maker, Della May Thomas, Eugene Jones, Romney Ketterman, Charles Lyness. Front Row: Miss Sterz, Paul Veach, Eugene Loyd, Maurice Batson, Helen Richards, Betty Ann Shear. TVVEYHLY-tl'lI'6G