Highland Park High School - Highlander Yearbook (Topeka, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1927 volume:

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E E Dramatic Club E BOOK V El E ATHLETICS Ig' Pep Page E Football E Girls' Basket Ball Boys' Basket Ball E gl Baseball El 5 E 53 Ig BooK VI E BI Advertising and Humor FZ El El El M E fi! El E BI , Il El El IE IEIZIIEEESEIlilElElEllillillililglilililgllilgllillillilglillgilliglfillglglilliil LilEllilIEE!ffliglglliglglilliliililgllilglgillglgliligg Page Four n11nnt'1a'11r:1ta1n11a11a1n1I1g1 E1 Q1 51 1a Q1 Q1 Q1 121 Q1 51 n E 131 Q1 E n E1 E1 Pl CE LT1 I II-4 C3 CE r he Z CJ U1 PU in 121 121 131 ra ta 1a 51:1 Q1 13 Q1 ln 121 151 E 1:31 n n 151 1i:5112:311n1nr:11n1311z11'nmm ffl 5 Q x E E Q E M E E E M E E E E E E I E E E E E E EEMEEEEEE E UQ U' pin SD I3 Q.. SD F1 W' G pa- 5,14 Q.. p-Av. '13 UQ UD HEEEEEEEE EQ' Highland Park has made a great change in. buildings within the past Q E two years. In February. l926, the auditorium-gymnasium was com- E ig, pleted. This gave a more adequate assembly place and an opportunity gg E for basket ball. E E gg Then in November, 1926, the new grade building was completed. At E the same time an adequate sewerage disposal plant was constructed and lg numerous improvements made to the High School and the grounds. The Q E, new grade building is unique in this section. lt is of the California bunga- E 5 low type with one story and no basement. The modern system of light- lil ing and inside arrangements have been carried out and Highland Park now has a grade building of ten rooms which ranks with the best. The build- El ing faces a court with no exits on the streets. This gives a maximum of 'E safety and convenience in handling the children. The welfare of the E E child was the chief thingconsidered in the design and construction of the E E new building. Slate blackboards, unilateral lighting, and the best of E E ' seating are among the items included. gl E Thos. W. Williamson and Co. designed the new building and The gg E Stimson Construction Co. built it. Geo. W. Sutherin and Sons did the E E plumbing and heating work: and the A. Tucker Electric Co. did the wir- lg ing and lighting work. E The seating and general furnishing of the building was handled by E The Peabody School Furniture Co. 'The work of this firm did much to E E make an attractive interior to our building. E A ISI EEE EE fi IZ E lil gi lil E S E El lil X El El Q M 5 IEE E Q E E E lil EI E Q E E E E lil M E E W WEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEIMEEEEEEEE 2 wil! EEEEIZ!EEEIEEEIZIEEEEZIEL31EEEEEEEEEEIEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEIEEEEEEE LZIEEEEELZIE E EEEE EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE131 xgg 2132 EEEEEEEEEE 21 22EERE!EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE H H CI N V 'I H Q I H H H LL .EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE EEE D51 E E . 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E 1321 5 il El 121 .- V' Q lil ' ,!'.f EQ 1 gl '-l E E H in . KEN' Q1 E 1- .3 E i will I f- tai El 1 ei ' TE: E H21 I3 iii 5 11 Bl E21 Jr Q i il za E EE BI . is nz 5, 2 za E E I E 5 E ia 5' an P3 El 'E' ts I3 lil W Q E E U X E E E . is gl L. H. Mosser ..,.. ..... S upermtendenz' El ' . if C. P. Buck .... .......,,. D :rector lil E E E. W. Estes ...,. ,,.....,. C lerk gi Fifi in J. E. Griest ,,,,,..,......,,,.....................,,,...,.,....,..........,, Treasurer E X E . , . . E lg The Board of Education has given a large amount of time and service E gg to the building of the Highland Park Schools. The present Board was E E organized April 9, 1926 when J. E. Griest became a member. Ten days E E li m F1 m F! F? D' m 2. Q- UQ P1 w Q. m O' C ll CL. H. 5 UQ CT' G P1 D m G.. m D CL E 5 m E: m F? m WJ D11 w D U3 S m P1 m D Q 0 o VJ U1 m P1 rd I lg to call a bond election and arrange for a new building. E E The members of the Board well represented the District. Mr. Buck E E with his technical knowledge and his ideal for a high-class school has E E rendered invaluable service. Mr. Estes, who at all times has been inter- EI ig ested in an efficient school. deserves the highest praise for the time and E thought he has given to this work. Mr. Griest, with his wide experience E and his genuine interest in young people, has given splendid service during 1? this period of the schools life. m Q E In all, twenty-five meetings of the Board were held. The spirit of E unity prevailing was responsible for much of the success of the school E and is worthy of note that the meetings were attended by all members. as XF Ei They have truly been a Board of Directors and have placed the re- El sponsibility for carrying out their policies upon the superintendent and E .. . . E E the faculty. The policies of the schools have at all times been in the S hands of the Board. 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Y: o '15 O Eff 0 N rm o E E EE E Constitution and Sociology Ig lil 1111 fi sa Q in lg EE EE E1 E1 E EEEE E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E C E E E C C E E E E E C C H E E I L E E E 3 C E I E E E I EJ E9 EH E3 IHEEKJ X1 I xi 'U SD VQ N 5 Sm E 0 E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E N v E E E E E E E E E E E I C E B 5 E E E E E E E E M E E M E E E El QE EE 171 E D EQ IQ B E E E IE IE IE E in L31 E ei E gi in ISI Q 51 E lan 13151 ia 51 el el Ia fm ra 51 in :xx fa in M ra in 131 ia E ei -l I rn I P-1 CU C13 I be Z U rn FU is eil 5 ei na re rm in n me E1 E rin in H ei E iilsgifgiraiglrzsrinwrruigzxrrl EEEEEEEE EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE EEEE EEEEE IEEE Highlander Staff .,...Editor-in-Chief ...Hflssistant Editor Leonard Calderwood ...,,, Irene Roller .4...,..,......... Juanita McKelvey ,........ . .,........ Senior Editor Marguerite Stapleton ....... ..... S ophomore Editor Dorothy Jones .,.,.,.,... ..,.., F reshman Editor ....,...,...flrt Editor ,.,..,,..I-Iumor Editor ,.,4Business Manager Marvin Nye ,...... Alfred lVlcNemar,,... Everett Royer ...... EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEBEEWE EE El E E is B1 me E le E my ia rd is E1 in E in Q 121 I3 E Q In E1 E E ral rss EQ L23 E E Q E El E M E1 E1 L23 E me E llfl E el rg ei E el el E1 in ral ssl E1 KE N in '53 E1 gm : Lxiiaralilerlrxleieliargmmzeimmniigniil John Bessant ....... ,...,,..,,........., Q i . S Assistants ....,FacuIty Advisers, Editorial 4 .. , .Faculty Advisers, Business Karl Root ..l..l.....,.. Wilma L. Shields ..r. Lloyd H. Mosser ,..,.. r l 6 r EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE T H E H I G H L A N D E R EEEEEEEEEE EEEEEEIEE EEEEE EEEE E A A E , Facult E, Y E E E 1 131 ,E g E ELIZABETH VAN NESS EE EE Washburn College E 'E B. M. Kansas State Agricultural lj E College IZ! E M usic, Orchestra, Glee Clubs E E ,E lifj EEEEEEEE EEE Ei rr E EEIE ISA LOUISE O'BRIEN B. S. 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FU 12 51 Q E E L21 131 E E 13 E Q1 Q21 12 1a E E 121.21121 E E1 E E Q a E Q1 E, 131 E E E E1 E Er or ' E1 EEE EEE E za 431 E1 YE 131 EEEEEE EEEEEE B' EI E Q E ml E -- 12:1 E Q E 131 5? 15.1 EEEEEEEEEEEEE EEEEEEEEEEEEE E Q S 5 E1 M EI EE EE E 13 El E 1E pg 5 E E E E E E E E E E 131 , 121 Q The Student Senate 5 5 51 E E E The Student Senate, the legislative body of our schoollorganigation, is gl E composed of representatives of all the classes and it Works with their adviser. E E Mr. Mosser, in the formation of the program of school activities. They plan gl events that are all School in nature and head the committees that carry out El the plans. A better school spirit grows out of this co-operative Work. E E . . . 5' E The Representatives to the group are: Seniors, Melvin Lewis and Mabel E E Bloch: Juniors, Rudolph Ketcherside and Warren Boast: Sophomores, Deward E E Estes and Marguerite Stapleton: Freshman, Eugene Lair and Phllip Mills. X E E EEEBBEEE EEEEEEEE ?EE?EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE age Olll' 2611 X BOOK 11 , The High School alteiiaieilairiealfalaialalnteiaaiiairairnznm T H E H I G H L A N D E R HZIEIZIEEEEEEEEIEEEIEEEEEIEU E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E - E E Seniors E E E E E EEE EEE E E S Pour years ago we looked at the Seniors as demi-gods, and dreamed of the E days when we should have reached the top. Now, having arrived, we are ,gl EI sorry that we must leave. Happy days, full of useful work and Joyful play lil E' - have been our experience in High School life. The sympathy and help of our E lg teachers will remain with us as one of the outstanding features of education. E E Being a peppy class, we have always had a good social time. The burden of E 53 the three past years work has been lightened with frequent parties and get ggi lg togethers that have always been well attended. This year, being our last, E E has been the best. Seldom has a class enjoyed such Whole hearted fun. Our enthusiasm is very thorough, so we are represented on the entire round gl of school activities. Especially do we shine in Athletics. The Football team gave splendid results under the guidance of John Bessant. He was reenforced Q by Johnson, Lewis, Nelson, Wettengel and Calderwood. Again, on the El Basket Ball court we were ably represented by Royer, Lewis, Wettengel, Cal- if lg derwood and Bessant. The boys have had to share their honors this year with E ig the girls. Joy Reynolds has the honor of being the captain of the Ciirls' gi Basket Ball team that won the State Sportsmanship Trophy. Joy did not EE EE play the games by herself though. Her team-mates from our class were Cross, E and Bloch. We are very proud of them. E E In the finer arts the Seniors also make a good showing. In the Glee Clubs E the Class is represented by four girls and four boys. Juanita McKelvey and E Alfred McNemar represented H. P. in the County Music Contest by singing lil Contralto and Baritone solos, respectively. In the Dramatic Club we were IZ found, Reynolds, Siegfried, McKelvey and Wilder being our representatives. S E E lg And lastly but not least, is the Senior Play, The Road to the City, with E E John Bessant and Mabel Bloch in the leading roles. The story is of a young E gi girl who confuses true love with wealth and position. She realizes her mistake Q lg when it seems almost too late. After she has committed a deed that will E E darken her whole life, she awakens to find that it has been a dream. She then E 131 marries the man she really loves and the villain gets his just dues. El filaments P-1 f ? S DJ CA 2 2 'U H fb fl: GJ D P+ Q Q. DJ 23 Q.. S 2. P1 Q 6 E. 4 CD 9- naman . MOTTO: When loue and skill work together expect a masterpiece. FLOWER: White Rose. E E COLORS: Rose and Gold. 3 E SPONSOR: Lloyd H. Mosser. Q EEEEEEEEE EEEEEEEEE .EEEEEENEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEMEEEMEEEEEEEEEEEE . Page Fifteen EEEEEEEEEEEEE E E lil E E E E E E E E El E E E E E E E -1 : IT! m I-4 ' cv m I as 2 U IT! :U E E E E E E E E E E lil E E E E E EIZJIEEZIEEEEEEEEIE El lb Z 2 :- 3' P4 ez IE IE. El M y Land gl lil . lil Anna has a quiet way E Of goirnghby ui everi dan 'gy e ope rom er 1 e E Will be absent all strife, E E But of her real fate we can't say. lg E E EEEE EEEITQ E DRUSSILLA BEADLE E F om Ha1'tfo.d came Drussilla here, E EI Of her loyalty we need have no fear: E E O H 4 H. Sl ... s O 1 4 E. O FD E E She may take her choice E E More of her fame we'l1 surely hear. E Orchestra, Glee Club. E' Ei E El IE E E JOHN BESSANT '31 E E F31 Q 3 W e gh 5 an EEE D-4 :Q W'-1 :rn O 52. HU' Q-'L H.. To EW BE FE. me .-.fi NN 77-In CD we FY gn .... HE. is M F- EEE lil v-rf FH rn 2 '13 5 2 PJ K4 U1 '-3. Q- fn o 5 PVD .... ra 71 '4 U1 f ' ru ro D- T lil lg Full of pep, bright thoughts and deeds. gl E Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 45 Basket lip E ball 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. E E E '31 E . Ei E MABEL BLOCII S 0 sugar E The call of the world of business, E lg The sound of the typewriterrs hum, ' E E In the ranks of the many waiting- Q E1 Found one to be depended on. E EEEEEEEE EEEEEEEEZI Booster Club 35 Basket ball 4. E1 l E IE E11 E OLIN NEEDELS V215 E At all our parties, Olin is there, E gl Ready to play the live long day E gg' And furnish us music so fair. E E Q gil BEEEEEEEE EEEEBEEE E as E E E fm EggEEEEEEEJEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE E EE age IX een h l3lEllZlElElI3ll?.iIl'illZlBlIZlElEllElElEllZlEl lZl T H E H I G H L A N D E R lsllzlmmwmsllsslsltvilmmslslrslml El e 3 s i e lil lillilil Ellilil El El E S E E W rn 1-' ru Z O as o 5' El ig Pm going to sign off E E Helen is a dextrous maid, E 131 Of a basket ball she's not afraid. E lil As a Highlander star E1 She has gone quite far, E Ei And an excellent record has rnade. .if-I E Basket ball 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 IE Chorus 1, 2, 3, Booster Club 33 Spanish E lil Club 4. lil lil E1 5 sl lil Bl lil El LEONARD CALDERWOOD Q El , gl EI 'It worfl. be long now E E He roamed the whole world over, Ig For treasures to deck his hall, But his soul thrilled more at thc call of Fore - EEE lilliilfil E And the whirr of the white golf ball. E, E Glee Club 3, 4, Editor 4, Asst. Editor S 3 3, Football 4, Basket ball 4, 1'.a1k 3, -.. 53 A IE lil Bl lf? lil lil El E Lew CUSIC E IE . E Slzucks E If the surest way to a rnan's heart is E El through the kitchen range, li-J E Lena will beat us all. 3 IE Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 35 IE Ig Sec.-Treas. 4. E .lil El E Til EI CHESTER ERWIN lg, E S a sl El lg Chester's a boy who does all work with li lil L21 zest, W E . Never does he seem to take any rest, li El His worlds done with vim E All his teachers like him, E With very high grades he's passed IE man a test. El li y lgl li Football 3. lil lil nl liillillim IEEIIEEE GRACYE DELK ' E Little Miss Gracye Delk lg Has a tall dark friend, I'm told, E li She sometimes seems ' ,1- E Engrossed in dreams E lg For which her teachers do scold. E Pres, Booster Club 35 Spanish Club 4. Q lil lil li Ig El lil lil . . E1 li E 3 a 5' El El lil flilillil lZllZlElElEll3lEElE1IllZlli1JlXllElZllZllEEllEEIEElEl liilliliflitlliililgliliflg EEE EElEQlZli1llZ1llZllElilZlZlElZlglZfflEll3SlElElElZll'iI BIG l eventeen EEEEEEEEEEE E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E Z1 lTl II D-4 C5 EI I D' fZ C7 ITJ 75 E E E El F E E E E E E E E E E E E EEEE EEEEEIE E E BERTHA HOUSE E lil W Good gracious I3-1 E Here's a friend so tried and true, E Q1 No one has known her to be blue. L33 El Glee Club lg Booster Club 3, Sewing E it Z EE Club 3. EEEE EEEE E E E .EVERETT FIGC-S E E He is often in room thirty-two, E He Worries his teachers 'Till they all swear like preachers But much for them would he do, EEE! EEEEE E E E E E E EEE EEE E E E E OLIVE ICE E 1531 Her smiling face and her small size, E E Go very well with her laughing eyes. S lil Glee Club 45 Booster Club 3. E EE EE E E E E Lil E LQ E 131 E 121 E EE EE E U :Q no '4 rf '-4 2 Q Ui o Z E xl E An Athlete, a popular student, E He has as much fun as is prudent. E El , Pres. of Junior Class, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, E E IU .93 ui fu U' gl. l 5' E ' E E . E in , D31 . , E gl lEl gg E ,gl PAULINE LALR E E 0 Przmesn E E l She is usually in the office to be found, E A capable helper to have around, El fig Or else with a certain Topeka man E E Who used to be a Highland Park fan. E Acc. for Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Acc. E xc for Girls' Quartette 23 Acc. for Mixed Chorus 1, 25 Dramatic Club 39 Orches- tra 3, 45 Vice Pres. 25 Booster Club 39 . wwmaamaanemeee pm fn!! me WX SE me in 5 n Q E E M E E n E E E E M n e E E E Q Q e E E E lil E E U, E E E e U1 E rr lg Q Q 5 E :P n M E E Q E E n m E E ,E E c a X E mnnmmmnmneenn EIEEIZIEEBEEEIEEE E lil IE IE lil lil E E F ISI E lil El IE F 5 lil '-l 'LE FU I I-1 O II F if Z U lTl 77 El F El E lil lil IZ! El lil E23 YE IE li B E E S E IZIEEEEIEEEIIEEEEEE MELX'IN Lewis E It isu't possible E lil Melvin, our good-natured President, lil E Of Oakland is a resident, Q lg! A Football star too E IE P-l :r O 1: cm -'J' FV' o if: U1 F fi 5. :S CD 5 El E We hope for others he'll set a precedent. E E Senior Pres.5 Football 45 Basket Ball 3, E E 45 Baseball 25 Spanish Club 4. L21 El FSJIZVIZZIE lgliliil E IUANITA MCKELXTX' El E O well, why worry ? E Q Life is merry, all things show it. E 5 I thought so once, now I know it. ljgj 'E Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 15 Basket E E Ball 35 Booster Club 35 Vice Pres. 45 E E3 Student Council 35 Quartette 1, 25 An- IQ X nual Staff 45 Dramatics Club 45 Chorus E El lil Q- lx! 0-I maxaman 3+ 1 'fl W F5 U Z O Z R11 3 P W mmmmmiw Shoot Fella A man with a bright idea, E moment to let it soak, QI A second of meditation- El 5 And lo, and behold, it joke. Q IE Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 3, 45 IE IE Quartette 1 2, 35 Basket Ball 1, 25 Base- lil E ball 1, 25 Track Team 1, Z, 3. El E E IE! El gg DALLAS MILLIKEN Q1 E' Match you a nickel! E lil I might be better if I would, - E E But it's mighty lonesome being good. E ialmnaximriialtziimtillamwlmlagfmm 5 5 92 5 9' ' a 5 Q 5 f' 5 l N r-I , . - H ww 2? U O E E G fo C2 S37 :L 2 3 J? lalzilzilaralillmalmlrifirxzllawiamaln Ah, go on I Kenneth has his own Ford When driving, he seems a war lord, E I-Ie's a trabper great E lg I-Ie'l1 get rich sure as Fate E L31 In spite of that glorious Ford. E E' ? E.mmlZlEllElL-fllglilil li E lil E CD E E at E- E :- lj,-gl Q lil 5- lg gl :le lil lg lil lg lil . El lil gl El lil lil E lil lil E li-fl El E El El lil El lil El lil li li E , lg lil lg lil E lil llfl El lil I lil lg lil lil lil El lg lgl El 5 lmilglilgllillgllifllgllfil Page Nineteen EEEEEEEEEEE EEEEEEEE T H E H I G H ,L A N D E R EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE E E lil 121 I3 131 E LL, L gf El E EEEE EEE E1 ELEANOR BURBANK E no gee Jn S A gay little girl E Q With short bobbed hair, E E Who for good times and studies 13 El Both does care. EI E Glee Club 1, 25 Booster Club 33 Spanish IZ 5 Club 4. E E E E lil :ii E 5' E E IE S WALTER NELSON gl E I Study when I Want to: when I don't, E H I don't, E I'l1 pass if I can: If I can't I won't. E Football 3, 4. . E E S E E E E E E EEE C7 r ne Z ex :-1 -1 W 1:- w 5 rf: :- C3 P4 EEE Oh gee, I don't know Oh, Garnett, you sure are a peach, EEE EE ig To dress you could all of us teach, E E Youive furs when it's hot E E Silk hose when its hot E Oh, could we as you make a speech. IE E E E EEEEEEEEEE EEEEEEEEEE Iov REYNOLDS Full of pep, up to the minute, Anything doing, Joy is in it. EEEEEEEE :foo se, 552 QF? C N UN' -P- mf.. wi? 4 55 215: wfi EQ Qs 'OCA ,,, 5143? EEEEEE EE 'IEEE E Evmuzrr ROYER x EI Get your mind out of the gutter. E Getting ads is his highest ambition: E EE x From the way he has worked, IX! And never has shirked, . xl S No one else could have filled his posi- ' ti0I'l. , G lg Business Mgr. 45 Asst Business Mgr. 35 lg, gg Basket Ball 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Ath- lgj E letic Association Representative 45 Sec. E E and Treas. 33 Track lg Chorus 3. E E 5 s E is S w QEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEElEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE Page Twen ty 333333351 3 3 E4 F 3 EB F 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 E 1-l I IT! I D-I C5 I F be Z O rn FU B31 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 F 33333313 EEE IEEE! l-gl as lil ELIZABETH SIEGFRDSD gl lil cl ' U IE I met, the cutest man last mglzt E EQ She of't has burned the midnight oil, lil E But seldom in hard work or toil. E lil Cheer Leader 45 Treas. Booster Club 33 E E Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Dramatic Club 4. E, E,-J lil 3333333333333333333 vc O Z H E 9. Bi 5 fs :s 1-3 S 9+ 'S :1 UQ 3 VR 2 E? A .. 1-. B Fa 2 2. E- UE. I 3333333333333333333 li' 3 lil 121 ELIZABETH STINSON E E O pruuesu lil E A silent shy young person, with a quiet E x mouse like air. E31 Q Unless you hear her name called, E EJ You scarcely know she's there. lg Sewing Club 33 Spanish Club 4. E 5 E E E EE EE zz WALTER WETTENGEL gg E Never a care, never a worry, E 2 Bet your life, he's never in a hurry. 131 lg Basket Ball 3, 45 Football 3, 45 Track Team 1, 2, 3. ,E S E LYMEEILFI lilliil E 3 3 lgilliiflliillirl CII E. C 57' G 2 NU 'J' 9: '3' fl 3 0 O S FD 5' E-' FD 3 E 2 lillilllillilgi RUTH TIIOAISON g1333333331x3x1333 E . 3 3 3 E 5' :r E EQ e 5 fn 2 El S 3 gl w ' E 5 lg 5 E U. E EL 3 O C 3 H 3 E E l E 1 3 3 3 3 3 E 3 E li 3 3 3 3 5 3 3 1-JE E E HE 5 '3 E 0 3 E 15133333333333333 rsrsixsllszlulrfimlzg E1 121 is Lil lil ui is Q lil is E ral is Isl m 121 is E '-l CE ITS I I-1 C3 I I Zv- Z U F11 71 un EQ is is is Q1 E lil ul E1 is ssl is sl E is B1 51 slulsmimsxmfg ' ' r E TRULAN WILDER E lgj T he 'whole situation in a nut shell E E Trulah makes his teachers sigh, El gl He tlbfgilzz hse iligogvgs the reason Why, E E Whetlier 'tis or no- E lil But he's surely loyal to Highland High. E EEE liillifl Quartette 1, 2, 35 Orchestra, 1, 2, 33 De- bate 3' Glee Club 2 3 4' Pres of S an . ' 7 i 1 1 - p E ish Club 45 Baseball 2, 35 Track 2, 35 E ggi Basket Ball 1g Dramatic Club 3, 4. E 59 E 'Z' ISI E 121 E E lg Va E E 5, is E HERBERT YOUNG E X 1 d01z'L know, but- El Uliiillil IEEE! He has a very winning smile, And studies his lesson once in a while. Ellilgmgliillil 2: Elililgllfiliil ..l E lil IE 5 E L21 L31 E gg A E LE E is ,Z-1 is IE A 5 Q1 IE E3 ' E Q El S E fi' E li' ai E lil H W EJ E as El lil 5 lil ii 3 si sl E E IEEE Wkiliillil lil rss E1 fs? li Q I?-I E, li is Sl E lil msn EW E X E1 ii 5 as :il gil is Q H lililililfiilliliilililillilillillillillilliilliillil lElEiIElEllEEl3ll1ZlEiflE IEE EJBElBlElliilIililillilillillillilgiliiliilliillillilgflililliilillllifli Page Twenty-two alannrgtanaiiatatiiiaaieiiaitaiaiaiaiiannneiuigz ia in in ia n in in E use 'Q n El IE E1 ri ai in fa H CE rn CE D11 O I I be Z U m 'PU al ei ta in ai ai H n tri an n n in E lm n n in an E EE EMMMMMMEmEEEEEEmEEEEEHEHEEEEmEmEEEMEE EEEEEEEEEEEE E E E H E E E E E E E E Q E E E E E E E Q E E E E E lm IE M E B R E E 5 E E 5 B E E B I B X R E E E n Junior Class of,'Z8 Rudolph Ketcherside ...... ......... P resident' Jessie Hassebroek ..,,. ........... V ice President Emma Eberhart ...,. ,,.... S ecretary-Treasurer Miss Ruth Weaver ...,. ..,....... C lass Sponsor Three years ago, in September, we first entered these halls of learning. We soon adapted ourselves to the new system and took up the serious business ol being educated. Now We are Juniors and Rudolph Ketcherside reigns supreme with the honor of Junior President. Others may question the ability and talents of this re- markable group, but the members themselves entertain no doubts. Our class has contributed the following persons to school organizations: Martha Mills, Jesse Hassebroek, Sylvia Sassman, Goldie Ketcherside, Emma Eberhart, and Irene Roller to the Girls' Glee Club: Karl Root, Matthew Ever- ist, Rudolph Ketcherside, Garfield Richard and Louise Thompson to the Dra- matic Club: Sylvia Sassman. Fern Wylie, Jessie Hassebroek and Louise Thomp- son upheld our colors in Girls' Basket Ball. Sylvia Sassman took second place in the state contest for free throwing. Vern Brunton played on the boys' squad: William Bergman, Vern Brunton and Sims Thompson played football. Mildred Petty, Sylvia Sassman, Robert Eakins, Henry Dennis, Louise Thomp- son, Lenora Thomas, Warren Boast and Zella Roller were members of the Spanish Club organized last fall. Warren Boast played in the orchestra and was also chosen as Junior Representative in the Student Senate. Irene Roller was accompanist of the Girls' Glee Club and also Assistant Editor of the An- nual, and Karl Root was Assistant Business Manager. Our class gave a rummage sale in Topeka to help raise money for the Junior and Senior Banquet. We also sold tickets at certain programs and plays at the school for the same purpose. Next year we hope to fill the exalted position of Seniors in such a way that it will be a credit to Highland Park. Page Twenty-thi ee Ernrrinlszlnlnzlmimnlelelnlxnzzlnlixulzlrn T H E H I G H L A N D E R LZSEEIZIEEIEEEEEIEEIEETIEEEEEI lil s 5 Q E 3: lil E E El D3 E lil Lil El E E X lg In 5 lil lil EI 1:31 E li lg R S E E El El IE lil lil Q Q lx: E1 lil lil E, E E B El lil IE! lil E lil lil lil lil El El E ex lil 3 El lil li lil E E E E El El E - E Jumor Class Roll 5 El E lil Q lil El Donald Anno Martha M1lls E lil lil lj , . lg Q Wllllam Bergman James Naylor Warren Boast Mildred Petty QQ Ii E Vern Brunton Jesse Rake Henry Dennxs Garf1eld R1chard E E Robert Eaklns Irene Roller 5 31 E Emma Eberhart Zella Roller S gl Matthew EVGIISE Karl Root Q El . . lil Q JQSSIQ Hassebrook Sylvxa Sassman E Q Bernice Kempe Wesley Taylor E 31 E Goldie Ketcherside Lenora Thomas E li . . li E Rudolph Ketchers1de Loulse Thompson E . . . El E Pearl K1nC31d S1ms Thompson E 31 Fern Wylie gg lil Q' E E W s EIEIEEElillillilEli!IElilIEEEElillillililglEIZNZIEEEIEEElgliflilEEREEEEIZIEElillillillillilliillillglglillilillillillililliiiillillillil Page Twenty-.four E1a1 1311a11an1211i11311n1a'1131n1a1t:1n1a12v1 T H E H I G H L A N D E R EZll'LllEl3lElillEElElIlilQllEllElI5illElElE l3ll E , Q E E E E E 3112121 CD O CS U' 5 O 1-Q fb O P14 99 cn cn O TN I5 NO 121511131 QEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE 52? e-1,1519 55-'E Emp 0 Q ego awe We-v 5.2 O I-ll HWJW 'ZS' SWAT gfra HDD- mg- 93 31,321 an-1 4 WE 2.035 mg., ' cr 1-f'5'm O O : OQPU 910 m H -ra EEEEEEEEBEEEEEE Honor and love does keep us true To the school that respects the golden rule. as With Deward as president, brave and Wise, IZ! E We work, We play, and the time just flies! E W E In dramatics and glee clubs We match the rest: On track, in baseball We do our best. EE Ardor in football, basket ball too, t Q 531 Our thirty odd members display with youg Pushes our rivals into defeat E E23 Until We can only observe their retreat. li EM El gl Oh the pep, You Bet! that is shown in class E Pure and supreme it leavens the mass E E1 Pharos-like shining thru' fog and mist. ggg E Stern Caesar, Spanish Music and Math E E Are subjects that teach of life's sure path E IEEE Of beauty, character, logic, truth. Finance in Sophia's care resides Q 'Abalance on hand for what betides' E Is her slogan, expedient wise. E13 gg Then Clif as vice president can't be beat E E Faithful busy, at all times discreet. E E I E Of the twenty-first day, second month of the year E E Nineteen and twenty seven A. D., E Do we Sophies relate a function of cheer E El Expressing our spirit of fun and glee Q We're strong! We lg Q E Paint not-fight on- Tomorrow comes our song With a well meant cheer ME EE El El Razzle-dazzle never frazzle pg Not a thread but wool E All together, all together :gl Thafs the way we pull. El li EI anannanannaan 2: Q: O 5 3 z on 3 Wo E, 59 .. 3 wi -. 5 S a we 3 F N 5 gf Q QB' 'C 'E S 5 Q-3 Elo -m- T' F4 C Q 22. Q 3 Q. Q. fb fb P- EEEEEEEEEEEEE MAscoT: Bull pup. EEEEEE E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E I E E E E E E . E E E C E E E Q E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E Q 1-Q5 wil 'SE F131 lm 513 EE fEEEEEE ZlE2QlEIZlEZllEEllEIlEll!ZIlElIZElIEllE! lZllElISllEI T H E H I G H L A N D E R sxnfgmguxgmziiuirzixzmuzliizilrgzrgwigseiem m ,Q lim 5 E L get M E In 12.1 E E E El E E El Bl X! Eg El Ei El EQ El E 2 L31 ra 5 V33 EE YE El El lil 2 E e E I E E El Q X M E M E M M El is F31 'S 5 . Sophomore Class Roll E Margaret Anno Addie Norris 5 S Curt Bergman Marvin Nye E1 El Leonard Cloud Burt Powell E E Esther Chubb Dana Pratt E Dorothy Cusic May Oliver E Harold Cope Ethel Pressgrove lil Clara Coleman Amelia Raber 5 E Richard Evans Henry Raber Ethel Prejd Harold Ransdell EI Noble Poster Ray Skidmore Q George Griswold Marguerite Stapleton lg Harry Hummer Clifford Woodley E Evelyn Burbank Archie Erwin E1 X Blanche Elder Louise Mc uear I5 . Y m Deward Estes Emma Smith E lil Joe Hurwitz Harold Milliken E E ' E pg Gus Leopold Clyde Lewis gg E Jeannette Lornmasson Clifford Roberts E Louis Mather Sophia Shapiro Donald Mills Carl Jones Q E Buell Beadle E El El E E S E Q 'lil EEEEEEEEEEEE EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE Page Twenty-SIX 1212 12 12 2 2 12 12 2 t2 12 12 12 X E 12 2 2 12 12 12 '-l CE ITJ I D-1 C3 I I DP' Z U 11-1 70 t2 2 12 12 2 2 12 2 2 2 2 12 12 12 12 12 12 2 12 E s , 4 123 ll Fil lBl El Lg .M l 1 lifl us M1 bl .-1. A llil f. q 215i 52: Lil El El E E lil El li il lg li lil El lil lil lil li li lil L23 FQ E El B1 E El Y - eg Freshman Class of 30 5 E EI DSI lil Bl E El Bl L5 lfii E E El lil E Eugene Lair. .,.. ....,,..,,. Preszdent E lg Dorothy Jones 1..... ........,1.1.,...1...,,... V ice Preszdenr E Margaret Lemons ,.,, ..,.....,4...,....... S ecretary-Treasurer gg 52 Philip Mills ,..,.. ..... S tudent Council Representative EI gl Miss McDonald 1 .. .......,.,..,..,,...,,.,..,.,. Class Sponsor El l l Ml lKl Ql ltsl 12 Ml 12 , A Dil Hurrah for the Freshmen! The peppiest class in school. Freshmen are and always will be called green, but we are proud to say our greenness has rap- idly turned to a paler shade. The Freshmen have taken an active part in social events. Our class was well represented at the all-school party given at the Gymnasium. We also had Z1 Valentine Party for our class. We had a real May party with the Faculty as guests. Q There were five Freshment out for Boys' Basket Ball: two out for Girls' Basket Ball: one member in the Dramatic Club: five members in Girls' Glee Club: and one in Orchestra. All in all our Freshmen year has been a delight- Q lil ful one with Miss McDonald's help. 111' W1 11:1 19:1 Q33 ,w ,,. lil Q LA U Li! 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E 121 Marjory Holyoke Dallas McMull1n S E Ruth Ticknor Alma Ketcherside E , Frederick McClenahan Laura Morris Q Emil Stawitz Juanita Rubottom E -ggi Earl Nichols Gordon Oberheim E E Samuel Bayless Albert Baker gi E Wilson Naylor Paul Mills Q 5 E E llillillglEEEEllgllglElgllglEEEllgllilEllilElE151lgllgElElfglgllillililgl.l3llZllElElZlL!5illZllElElXllillZlElQ1lglElElElEllEElElEl Elgllillilgllilillfflil Page Twenty-eig ht , BOOK III Grade School 125153 E R1 1:31 15 E F E 1:31 R1 E rm E M 121 13 121 1:31 1-I I m IL' b-1 C3 I I Dr- Z U LTI FU E 11 N E 131 13 15 121 1:11 121 E R1 E1 121 E 13 13 12 E 12113513 E E E E E E E EEEEEEEEEEEE EEEEEEEEEEHB The Grade School Faculty E ELSIE WILSON-First Grade. LILLIAN COHEN-Fourth Grade. E 12 , R1 E SARAH JONES - First and Second LEAH GIBSON-Prfrh Grade. E Cl . R1 Q Grade. . CLARICE ZIRRLE-slxrh Grade. E E1 VERA TILLMAN-Second Grade. MARY VAN T Russ-Junior High, E X X E, JULIA BURNEY-Th'rd Grade. JOHN CROFT-Junior High. Q N . 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CHRISTOPHER 5 Official Photographer for The Highlander E - EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEBEEIEEEEMEHEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE age 'll' Y' TSG EE E E E E E E E E E E W E E K E E E E E Fl I U1 CEI V-1 C3 I F' D2 Z U F11 FU E13 IE E I E E E E E E E E E E E E E E EE EEEEEEE EEEEEE EEEEEEE G CA Quin CW y-lu I3 rf :T fb Ei P1 EEHEEEEE EC 3 sc E o S 0 l'1 71 71 o 5 SU 5:1 Q Q. CU o i: .Q s: T' 'U IU I1 2: .5 E. E EI I Was a very Good Baby-Robert Myer. El El Oh How I Hate to Get up in the Morning-Garfield Richard. Lg E The Evening Brings Rest and You QVernj -Sylvia. Ig 2 Freckles-Richard Evans. E E These Wild Women make a Wild Man of Me-Everett Royer. El El Baby Face-Eldora Tolbert. E E She's just a Blue-eyed, Blond Haired, Baby Doll-Lillian English. E E Ima Tomboy, Nothing but a Tomboy-Louise McQueary. lil li! Me and My Gal Wuz Down on the Farm-Daryl Johnson. E E I'm the Farmer's Fluffy Ruffles Maiden-Irene. E E Saxophone 'Sobs-Leonard Cloud. E E Cf 7' 2- 2 fn I sn D- I 'U rn in I1- 75 O U' ro F1 Y'T 9 E E Brown Eyes Why are You Blue ?-Blanche Elder. E Yes, Sir That's my Baby-Garnette Rambeaux. E lg Always Got the Blues-Gracye Delk. E E23 Knee Deep in Daisies-Daisy Wylie. Q E Five Foot Two Eyes of Blue-Olive Ice. Q E She was just a Sailor's Sweetheart-Elizabeth Siegfried. E Roll on Silvery Moon-Effie Moon. ' 31 ygg The Old Fashioned Girl-Lena Cusic. E E I care for her and She cares for Me-Trulan Wilder. E E Sheik of Araby-Leonard Calderwood. gg Peggy O'Ne1l-Pearl Kincade. gg El Blue-eyed Sally-Thelma Hannah. El E Anna Laurie-Anna Aye. 5 E Lild Lanlg SynETMIri Mos?-er. E eepy ime a - arry ummer. X E That Certain Party--Mildred Petty. Q lil Turkey in the Straw-Marguerite. IZ E The Wind Blew Through His Whiskers-Earl Nichols. E Q Where do You Work, John ?-John Bessant. E E Sleepy Head-Robert Thomas. ' E Feelin Kind of Blue-Karl Root. I Wish I had My Old Gal Back Again-Rudy. EECI IEEE E Hot Henry-Henry Dennis. E 431 Every Thing's Gonna Be All Right-Deward Estes. FE E Juanita-Juanita McKelvey. E E Thanks For the Buggy Ride-Bessie Roller. E E 'Too Many Parties and Too Many Pals-Emma. E I Wanna Go Where You Go-CI-Iarryj-CHelenD . Freshie-Dayton Herschell. Egll EEE E A Little Bit Bad-Eugene Lair. E El My Sweetie Turned Me Down-Martha. EJ Q That's a Lot of Bunk-Dallas Milliken. S Q Don't Wake Me Up: Let Me Dream-Walter Nelson. E E S lj EJ E E E Q llfillilfilrlqgllilElgillilglliIZNZIIli-HEIlilElliglEElEEli!lilglEE521IEIZQEIIEElTilfi1ElElEllglli2lElEllSllZllZllEEll5.ll2llEElEIElilElEl EIEEEIEJIEIEEI Page irty- our BOOK IV Qrganizations QQQQQQQQQQQQQQE Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Fil '-l I IT! ,II P-4 O I I' Da Z U in FU Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q E QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E V E EEEEEEEEEEE HEHEEBEEEEE The Parent-Teacher Association E E E On the twenty-sixth of last March a community meeting was held for the E lg purpose of discussing the organization of a Parent-Teacher Association. This E E year the organization was perfected with Mr. Frank Richard, presidentg Mr. E E S. C. Iwig, vice presidentg Mrs. Walter Chubb, secretary, and Miss Wilma lg E1 Shields, treasurer. E X E The Association will seek to provide information regarding literature of E Q real benefit to teachers and parents along the line of child training, and aid Q E to the development of the mental, physical, social, moral and religious factors 2 Kg in a Wholesome way, all of which is essential to the complete personality. S E E E '-l D' m 4 m E. O C CA 'U V1 O L-4. m Pl P? U1 O H FP D' m DP' CD U3 O Q. w S. O I3 U' m m P1 E31 V1 m 0 E. 'fi Cf' 'U O B l'f 'J' m O' m PT FP m P1 5 m I3 F? E E of community conditions, the improvement of surroundings, the culture and E E refinement of participants, in the constant study of child nature and nurture E 'Eg With a View of becoming better parents and teachers. lg E Because the parent-teacher movement is state-Wide and national in its E scope, our local Parent-Teacher Association makes possible the contact of the E E local community with the resources and sources of an extensive field of service. E E . . . A . . . Q Our Parent-Teacher Association holds an unique place in this community E lg because it is the only organization whose purpose is the development of closer gl relationship between the parents, patrons, and teachers of Highland Park. E E E E E E E E 51 E E E E EEEEEEEEEEEE EEEEEEEEEEEE E E E E E ' E E E E E Q.Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q E Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Qi! Q Q Q Q Q El Q E Q VX A EQ '53 E ,ad 5-EJ 32 S QQ faliaianmaiiaiiifinaieilaieieiaiaiiaaiiai T H E I-I I G H L A N D E R anrqaiain21:aa15xli:x1ia1animalfnnnfuixiiwf EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEERE EE Page Thirty-six El Atenon Spanish Club Trulan Wilder Helen Cross .,.... ...,.....:.,..Prestdenr ,,....Vzce President Pauline Lair ....... .,.,,..,,......4..,..........,,,....,,. S ecretary Warren Boast ....,. ....................,.........,.......... T reasurer Kenneth Milliken .l..l...,. .l,.... C hairman of Program Committee Eleanor Burbank .......,.,... ......., C hairman of Social Committee Miss Eileen McDonald ....,. ,,.,....,.,.4....,......,.,...,..,.........,..,, S ponsor The El Ateno Club was organiaed last fall with just the members of the Spanish III class. The latter part of January we had try out day for the Spanish II members and a number of them entered our club. Several times We had luncheons at the drug store followed by the business meeting We also had a business meeting in the Spanish room, the luncheon consisted of hot tamalies and pop. Mr. Mosser was our guest. We have a number of Spanish pictures in the room and have purchased a Spanish flag, dimensions 2x3 feet CLUB MEMBERSHIP Warren Boast Eleanor Burbank Evelyn Burbank Helen Cross Henry Dennis Robert Eakins Pauline Lair Melvin Lewis Erik Linquist Harold Milliken Kenneth Milliken May Oliver Mildred Petty Ethel Pressgrove Zella Roller Sylvia Sassman Elizabeth Stinson Lenora Thomas Louise Thompson Trulan Wilder EEEEEEEEEEEE MWMMMMWW T H E H I G H L A N D E R EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE EEE EEE E 3 Ei! E31 Q E E E Q E Q E Q E Q E Q E E E Q E 53 IX im E E E Q E XZ 19 E E H E EE EE E E E E E E E E gg IE H ' 1 E Girls Culee Club E E First Soprano Dorothy Cusic Eth 1 F 'd Lena Cusic K3 5 0159 16295 Jessie I-Iassebroek Q V3 . . E Goldie Ketcherside D0f0fhY JOHQS E E Margaret Lemons E 431 Martha .Mills Alfo E E Louise MCQMMV Emma Eberhart lg IE M37 Oliver Marjorie Holyoke E E Ethel Pressgrove Juanita McKelvey E Virginia Rhoades ig lil . . . Joy Reynolds E Elizabeth Siegfried Sylvia Sassman Q E Marguerite Stapleton Sarah Thompson E E Second Soprano I U E IZ! Esther Chubb Plan!-Sf til EEE EEE Helen Cross Irene Roller E E E E E The Girls' Glee Club feels pretty proud of their room in the new building, E E we also feel as though we have accomplished a great deal with our music which E 43 is shown by our entering into the county achievement day, which was held E1 E at Seaman High School. Juanita McKelvey sang an alto solo, and May Oliver E E a soprano solo. The Glee Club also gave a selection. We presented our pro- Q El gram before the high school in assembly one morning before we gave it before E the other schools of the county. ES E - E .EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE age lrty-seven IZ1 El FE I E11 Fx Elliil El Ei F 531 Ei F E IZ! IZ! lil E IE Iii IE Ei F IE E E li E lil E IE EI IE 121 FE IE IZ E E3 IZ? E IE El IE El lil lzfl lil IE E1 E ll!! lil E E IZ lil E EJ IZ ESI E IE El E3 IZ! 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I P-4 O 'JI l D2 Z U U1 FU Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q QQQQQ EE EEEE 5 Q li' Q V13 Q EEEEEBE EEEEEEE Vi' EE lil Q W DQ E Q E Q EI lg 59 Q Vg' IZ El Q H Bl E Q Q lg' Q E E EEEEEEEEEEE EEEEEEEEEE Q EI E1 EE Q ' Q El Q Q Q Q X Q S 51 E Z1 E lil ' E Dil Q EEEEEEE EEEEEEE Orchestra EEEEEEEE BB S ' 2.-U4 2555 E' SQ D0 4?s:r' Semi Ph ar-1 ZQHN 2 ,'E'..'5' migfsd,-, Sigma 0:3945 crm ' 53355 Dm ' -.5 emu? 3942-03' i 9 g E mai! QP? E-35121 :353E.m HIISON4 Niliim 'A mi 91351' 3 2 Q14 flggf' Of-fE.:5' ':rD3 S2515 QJlg 5 S.E'51 f, 2.423.9- BOSE' wb D : fvm3', 535 3553 -4 3,0 H343 5.34 b-All EEEEEEEE E Miss Van Ness ...... ....... . ., .,Vz'olin E 121 Dorothy Jones .... ...,.. V iolin Q E1 Marvin Nye ...... .1...... V iolin 3 E Warren Boast ..... .........., C Iarinet Q Q Leonard Cloud ,.... ....... S axaplhone E E Pauline Lair .... ,,.,,,.,,, P ianigf E E Trulan Wilder ..... ............. D rams ' lil 5 Buell Beadle ,..,.., ....... S axaphone E Q Drussilla Beadle ,.... ......., V iolin E EQQQQQQQQQ Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q El Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q E EQ '3 E EQ HE 5 Q ig 5 QQQQQQQQQ LZIIEEBIEEEIZJE EIIEIQEEEEEIIZIEJV T H E H I G H L A N D E R inziefigaamcffiraiiaiiartsximzaiziai'animwi EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEESEEKSEEE Dramatic Club Our Dramatic Club was almost an entirely new organization this year. Miss Oliver, our coach, led us along the ways of dramatic art through the slough of mediocrity, to the heights of fame. Our plays have been few, but we feel that they have been worth the effort and that the patrons of the school have en- joyed them. The first play, Believe Me Xantippef' was given January 28, l927. The story was of a young New York man, George MacFarland, who bet Sole, a detective, and Brown, a young Lawyer, that he could commit a crime and escape the law for one year. His adventures finally brought him to the little cabin of Dolly Kammon, daughter of the sheriff. Dolly discovered who he was and took him to her fathers jail under arrest. Dolly was then made deputy by her father, but when the last day arrived the men came to collect their bet, they discovered that Dolly, not having been deputy before could not legally have made the arrest. When the play closed we were assured that the true lovers, Dolly and MacFarland, would be happily married, CHARACTERS ' George MacFarland ,.,.,......,..,,.,.........,,.,,....... ..,.., T rulan Wilder Simp Calloway ,.......,, ...,..,,,..,..,,..,,...,.. .4..4....,.. K a rl Root Arthur Sole .........,... ..,,..., G arfield Richard Thornton Brown ...,. .....,.Rudolph Ketcherside ..4.........,..Deward Estes Buck Kammon Wren Rigley .... .......... H arold Milliken ' ' ....... Matthew Everist Dolly Kammon .... ..4...,,..... J oy Reynolds ......Juanita McKelvey William ,......... Martha .........,..,.. Violet ...,.,.r.....,...,.............. ........................,,.........,..,,.., M ay Oliver BEEEEEEEEEXEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEMEEEEEEEEEEEEEE Page Forty BOOK V Athletics QQQQQQ Q Q Q E E Q Q E Q Q Q Q Q Q Q E H I U1 I P-4 C I I Q 2 IJ U1 71 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q E Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q -E QIQQQQQQ Pep Page :wig 512:52 EERE? lEEEEE E E Q Q Q E Q Q Q E Q M Q M Q Q gg' nz EE xx Q Q E 5 IQ H1 E E Q v E 5 Q Q E M E E E E U E Q 5 E ,X . A Jolly good bunch of students we, students we, students We, E E A happier lot you'll never see, you'll never see, you'll never see. Q E We're ready to sing or Work or play, Work or play, Work or play, 51 IZ And stand for the right in every way, standing every day. E E Oh, here We come to praise our dear high school, Q lg Telling the World it helps us follow the golden rule. E E We'1l sing her praises ever from morn till dark. - E Q Hail! Hail! Hail! Highland Park. lg E -XF C.SU'23. E E E E E E 5 E 'E YELLS lg! E E E E L1 I El Rah, Rah for Highland Park, E 5 Highland Park to Win lg Fight to the finish A IE Never give in, Rah, Rah, Rah Q EEEEEEEE EEEEEBEE EEEEEEEEEEEE E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E322 Q W QJQ!T Q if S-:f Q 5550 E D QAD m E O. Q.p X 'animo- U fi S 5253? 5 giie S KWWQS E mm?-I IQ wmgg lg Zmmn D 0 Q E2 fe E ' 5- Q .m 7 H m E fi cn. E .- E E E E E E E E E E 'U EQ O QEEEEEEEEEEE E Q 'You do your best boys We'l1 do the rest boys, Fight on to Victory. w N IZJEIIEEEIIBIEIE EIIEIEIEIIZEIIEEIEJIZIN T H E 'H I G H L A N D E R EEZJIEEIEIIEEIIEEIEIEEIIEEJEE EEEEJLEUN E EJ I3 IE I! gy B1 fi' E Ig 121 ig! H gy E 53 El 131 E lg in LE E3 zz Bl in E IE El IE lg! 5 'il E D ral E IE lil IZ 'I E iii gp EJ g lg, B1 VE E E IE E IE L9 S :LU E g D The Football Team 5 if iii E The football season of 1927 found Highland Park with a new and unex- S IZ perienced team. The first game was lost in a hard fought battle against To' E E peka High second team at Chandler field, owing to the fact that the team had Q 53 only one week's practice prior to the game. A E1 E The remaining games showed much improvement for the Highland Park E E team, three games being won, two lost and one tied. High scores during the E season were uncommon. IE E The team was led by Captain John Bessant and coached by E. O. Selfridge. E lg Highland Park next year will have a wealth of experienced material from the E gl members of this year's squad. E El E U . Highland Park Topeka Seconds .,., 6 Highiand Park Silver Lake ........,. 0 El E Highland Park ..... .... 6 Washburn .... .... 2 7 E E Highland Park 0 Berryton .... .. 0 E E 533322153512 52221152 .iii ...,r..r..,.rrrrr 1.33 E Highland Park fdefaultj Dover ............. ,..,.,...,... O E Q Highland Park St. Mary's High Schoo1.42 E E -- lil ff IE Q1 108 E E E HERE!El?lilglililgilIEE!IE521121IEE!EEMEEElilllillilEEEIZIIZIlf!lIEEEIillillilIilillilillilEEE!lillililillililillillillilililllillililiillilfgllilglilgllil age or y- wo - E31 131 121 12 121 Q1 Q Q1 E 13 1:31 13 E1 E1 n Q1 15 121 13 LE 1-l I rn CE P-1 O CE I be Z O F11 PU 1a 121 51 12 12 121 1a 13 1:31 1:21 21 13 El F Q1 ts Q1 1s 5:1 1521 E E E E E E E gl 131 ' ISI EEEEE EEEEE lil 121 1a El E EI 1 IE 121 lil 131 12.1 El . 1 IE n ra M E 1 E e1 lil El E 1 lil IE El 5 131 ff Bl El E EEEEEEEEEEEE EEEEEEEEEEEE li , , , , , , W E1 E ' Bl E G1rls Basketball E Here are the girl basketeers who comprised the 1927 Highland Park team: E E Joy Reynolds, Captain and Forward: Marguerite Stapleton, Forward: Sylvia E E Sassman, Jumping Center: Louise Thompson, Running Center: Helen Cross, El Q Guard: Fern Wylie, Guard: May Oliver, Forward: Mabel Bloch, Center: Jessie E Bell Hassebrook, Sub: Esther Chubb, Sub: Margaret Lemons, Sub: Virginia E 2 Rhoades, Sub: Sophia Shapiro, Sub. E E The team at the beginning of the 1927 season was a team entering its second EJ E year of county league basket ball. 'But you can't keep a good man down so E the team proceeded to put itself on the map by winning the County League E S Championship. I I E1 IE The games played were as follows: Highland Park 26, Auburn 18: High- Q1 S land Park 19, Washburn 12: Highland Park 12, Seaman 12: Highland Park E E 25, Berryton 6: Highland Park 19, Auburn 13: Highland Park 29, Washburn E El 4: Highland Park 14, Seaman 12: Highland Park 15, Berryton 6. 121 To top off the season the girls' team was sent to the Kansas State Tourna- ig ment at Wichita. They lost their first game to Meade, Kansas, 18 to 23, but E E11 brought home greater honors when they were chosen among the 32 entries I5 31 as the team showing the best sportsmanship. They were awarded a trophy E which stands about 22 inches high. This trophy consists of a bronze base upon E E which is mounted a silver statue of a woman holding a wreath. Iii! ISI The girls, who were accompanied on the trip by Coach Ruth Weaver, are: E E Captain Joy Reynolds, Marguerite Stapleton, Sylvia Sassman, Helen Cross, E E Fern Wylie, May Oliver, Mabel Block, Louise Thompson, Esther Chubb and E E Jessie Bell Hassebrook. Ii 131 Without a doubt the girls' team of 1927 was a fine one. Fern and Helen E E were consistent in their guarding. Sylvia and Louise kept the center court red Q hot, while Joy and Marguerite as forwards carried out their job of running E 51.122121 lil 5 e E C E H E T 13 cn E m E 8 El -1 131 9' E E E IE ISI li E E E El lil E E E E IE 121 El IE E E El E El E E lil lil 121 El E lil E Bl E E E E E E E El rg! B UE 'SE 1113 OEF 3131 5121 QEJEEE Eillillilgllillillillillkilillililliliilglglilili T H E H I G H L A N D E R E l't1 Q S la gl T7 DU la l E is E ll l-fx ig ,W FQ '31 ls! 1555 M lm E fffl gl 1 :ii E ii E li EEE!! Jil EU slnllfiua 53 WEEE EEEEEHEE E U 5 El li? m 5 5-fl li E ls W Basketball First Team Basket Ball, a new sport at Highland Park, brought many people in closer Q communication with the school this year. The basket ball season began with E the registering of twenty members as a response to Coach E. O. Selfridge's call E E for players. Q The season started Highland Park off with a victory from Auburn, but the EE mm El victory was soon checked by Washburn. However, the perfect score of Wash- EI lg burn, the winner of the County High School Basket Ball League, was lowered gl E when the Highland Park team defeated Washburn in a fight to finish battle E Fil on the Highland Park court. This is the first defeat Washburn has suffered E21 li'-:gi in two years Fl . - ' E The season ended with a defeat by Manhattan at the District Tournament, E QI The final count showed Highland Park having won five games and lost four. I3 E Highland Park ..,,......., 36 Auburn ...... .,., 1 6 E Highland Park ...,......., l3 Washburn ..,. .... 3 O E E Highland Park ........... l2 Seaman ..,.f. ...., 2 3 E lil Highland Park .,..,....,. l9 Berryton ..., .... l 5 lil E Highland Park ........ ,ao Hoyt .,..... .,.. 1 3 E E Highland Park ...,...,.... 20 Auburn ...... .... l 9 E lg Highland Park ........,.., 29 Washburn .,.. ..,. l 8 E E Highland Park .... , ...,... 10 Seaman ..,.., .... l 6 Q E Highland Park ........,.,. 21 Berrvton .,.. .... 2 6 gl ' Highland Park .... ..... l 9 Hoyt ......... 34 E E Highland Park ...,.,..,.., l6 Manhattan ....., 27 -- '-' E ' Total .... i .......,...... 225 237 E .E E EEEEEEEEREEEEEBEEEEEEEEEEWEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE Page Forty- our T H E H I G H L A N D E R iginniarnnnmaniiaim iainifliilixitaiiaiea mi E 1 21. ee as ee em El lx! E W E E E ' E H E 5 E E Q 52 4 LL. E E Bl E M Q M M E IW M E H E 9? E .U IK E W lyl Q M E Iii lm DH IE El M U9 lm E W M E El IE Bl E E E E gg in W E W El E E N E E 'E EW E N E E E m E W E E E E E E E E 31 lil E E E E E B B S E E Til W gi ia Basketball Second Team 2 an EQ E . . X E The Highland Park Basket Ball second team took part in several games. til gi Credit is due to these boys as they were a great help to the first team in prac- Q E tice. E Although the second team did not play any league games it will help give E E the future team of Highland Park experienced material. Only one game was E Ig lost by this squad. Ig ig in ii B 2 Baseball Team El E Due to the bad weather the baseball team was not picked when the pictures E for the annual were taken. However, two games have been played at the lg E time the annual goes to press, Highland Park has Won from Auburn, 2 to l, El E and lost to Silver Lake, 6 to 7. X , E E EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEREEEEEEEEEE QWWWEEEEE Page Forty-five lSl'.EElElEIEl3ilEl El2lElElfiEllZ!lIElZllZl T H E H I G H L A N D E R rgiewuirzizlrnlailzsilillniainnmnintalilelg lil . lil E E E s 5 121 E E E . . lg E E Pure Eiction E . - . . X E The Seniors are simply perfect! ng! gy I'll hand it in tomorrow. E I haven't been out a night this week. E I just love Physics. E EI Oh'well that's what I' meant. S This is the finest Junior class we ever had. E E I can't recite today I have a bad cold. E E I understood it was for next Thursday. Q E I don't know a thing about it. lg E I studied for two hours on that last night. E I wrote it out but left it at hand. E gy It isn't my fault that I was late, I had a flat tire. gg S You didn't tell us what the assignment was. E E I can't understand this lesson. Q I didn't know this had to be in ink. s E El E What If E X V E E Wesley Taylor got to school on time. E Garnette Rambeaux should rnlslay her charcoal eyebrows. E E Ilalorothy ti-ones quit, flirtilng. E Liga argaret emons was a oot. lil Q John Bessant ran out of gum. I E 'SH Robert Thomas combed his hair. Q E Juanita McKe1vey couldn't talk. E S Swede Nelson played 'lTom Thumb. ggi E Elizabeth Siegfreid wore her dresses down to her ankles. E Sylvia lost Vern. 531 Mildred Petty was as tall as Swede E Eugene Lair was still for ten minutes. E Gracye Delk came to life. gl lil Margaret Stapleton broke a date. E E Lawrence Buck wore overalls. 131 E Lillian English did not look like a baby doll. E E Virginia Rhoades was a Cloud. gl Q Mr. Mosser started swearing. E W Olive Ice froze over. gi 1EEEEEEEEEEE Eli! QE WE QE 'x QE E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E IX! E E C C E C E C C C C E E E E E E H I E E E C C C C E E El E EJ E3 E EEEEEEEEEE Boolc VI Advertising AND Humor Alliance Insurance Co.. . . Bailey Bros. ........ . Baughman, E. ......... . Bowen-Nuss-Macferran . . . Brannigan, The Tailor Brier-Rice ............. Brown and Grindell ......... . . Buck E. L. .................... . Capital Building Sz Loan .......... Capital City Commercial College. . . Capper Auto Supply ............. Ca er En iavin Co pp lg 'U g . ..... . ..... . . Capper Punting Co. .... . Cavanaugh Printing Co.. . . . Central National Bank ...... ...... Central Trust Co. .............. . Page . 48 . 57 . 53 . 53 . 53 . 57 . 82 . 61 . 51 . 69 . 53 . 64 . 80 . 54 . 49 . 51 Christopher, M. L ...... Autograph Pages 61 Coe Seed Co. ,........... . Columbian Title and Trust Co. .... . Diamond Bottling Works ..,. Dyal Bros. ............... . Emahizer-Spielman ..... Fix, L. R. ......... . Fowler Mill Works .... Guaranty State Bank ...... Hammel, Seth A. ......,.. . Highland Park Barber Shop. . Highland Park Dairy ....... Highland Park Pharmacy . .. Hurwitz, M. J. ......,.. . Intercollegiate Press ....... Jordan Bakery ............ Kansas Power and Light Co.. Kansas Reserve Bank ..... . . . . Keller-Ream Sport Shop .... Knoll Battery Supply ..... Lawrence Amusement Co.. . . Lawson 8a Rausch ......... Leader Clothing Co. ....... . Liberty Life Insurance Co.. . . . . Little, Chas. Coal Co. ..... . . 54 . 59 . 65 . 69 . 70 . 71 . 63 . 75 . 75 61 76 70 66 78 67 . 79 . 73 . 61 . 49 . 58 . 69 . 48 71 flvNye Long Oil Co. .............. . Lull, C. C. ........ . . . Mattingly Grocery ....... McCarter, J. C. .......... . Merchant's National Bank . . . Miely and Sears Garage. . . Miller KL Hoyes ......... Miller KL Schlendering .,.. Miller, W. I. Lumber Co.. . . . Moore Stationery Co. . . . . Moser and Chubb ....... Nellis Agency ........ Novelty Theatre ........ Patterson, J. A. Plumber . . Raach Duplicator Co. ...... Remington Typewriter Co. . . Scotch Woolen Mills ....... Service Print Shop ......... Shawnee Building Sz Loan .... Shawnee Investment Co. .... . Shellabargens Funeral Home . . . . . . Shimer. James ........... . . Silk. Albert Coal Co. .......... . . . Sinclair Oil Co. ................. . Southwestern Bell Telephone Co.. . . . Stephen Cycle Co. ., ............. .. Strickler's Business College . . . . . Sunflower Oil Co. ......... . Sutherin. Geo. W. dz Sons .... Topeka Auto Tire Co. ...... . Topeka Candy Kitchen . . . . . . . . . Topeka Daily Capital ............. Topeka State Bank ............... Topeka Transfer and Storage Co 'Tucker Electric Co. .............. . Vfiiland. Fred Clothing Co. ..... . .. Walk-Over Shoe Co. ....... . Wall-Diffenderfer Mortuary. . . . . Western Typewriter Co. ..... . . White, H. Morton Fuel Co. ........ . Willlamson, Thos. ............... . Zercher Book and Stationery C0 ..... Page Forty-se 77 75 53 70 57 67 75 61 77 61 53 59 49 55 73 50 69 53 78 58 58 75 62 62 81 61 63 72 72 61 67 81 79 57 76 59 59 '71 55 71 65 53 VSI' s Q 1 El Q31 M I l 5 grafiirmaifalaaliilxlialaialzllasn niafa T H E H I G H L A N D E R amgmggggpgggggggggglag E LIFE ACCIDENT HEALTH Q Q. The best policies to buy are al- E ag' Ways the best policies to sell. E n I N There is no better Life, Accident E 1 N or Health Insurance obtainable than lil I that furnished by The Liberty Life Insurance Company. lil E , See us about insurance or see us Q I about an Agency Contract. ,. E El :fa rm En E THE LIBERTY LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY , Chas. A. Moore, Vice-Pres. 8: Mgr. X Q 1 in E Llberty Llfe Bldg. Topeka, Kansas E 59 E is lil WI E . . Q E The AIIIEHCG Cooperative Insurance Company if is lil . . Il 5 The Oldest Fire Company 1n Topeka E til E N E GENUINELY COOPERATIVE E El L Q saved to policy holders in 1926 ...332,l77.26 E I? rt E Saved to policy holders monthly .. .. 2,681.43 E Saved to policy holders daily .... . 89.38 in in IE Call at office, Mutual Insurance Building, l1I E 119-121 E. 8th St., Topeka, El EI See the Highland Park Representative, E a Q Peter Eberhart. E El 'ffl E1 IE: EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEBEEREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE Page Forty-eight lg.IEEEEEE251E1llillgEEgl421IQElElilIEEElEElilEEEE121lilIZ.-fllilEENEEIIELEEIZELEIEIEE!IEIX!E1ENEIEffl,lilHIEligllflgllglElillflmmQIEIEEEPICQIEEEEIEEEEEEEIEEEEEIEIZIEIEIZIEEEXEEIEE El El lil ll-11 DH Q f-P f-+ UQ na f-v f-f f-f w 2 m '- Ii! lil :r :V cr :r rr 0 E1 : 32154-'ggmmr-4 21143 : iainm E E ,U Q I., QQQQGEQCDS uf'-4 U ,'JH D922 E F31 5-' F'EfT'vE5'f 'DSN Dgfglw: 0' 7:3 LZ! gl m 4 CD rf Q 3 --54:3 ,... O - n ,.h D U ,'1:'Q 'E E1 'U P4 on Fw IOC OG ff 135-55 mir' ix 3 Q P F cn 2 .. ,, ' UDSOH' .-fc,,Qd5-fS- gn 3 Q W .M ua ,, T1 3 5:1 ,,.,,, 5 Q O is 51391236 52:5 f a-al-W 12 - 4 4 m ro ru ' o fb ' -:I rv I-+ :1 O S Sv .... Q E '-' 3 m g if-W L11 2 E 5,3 3:52 E5'v3,?- '5',?' Aff 23195 ee 25423 E I Q rn 2 on C Q4 9 r-1 Q-Am N4 H ,-,UQ H Vs 3 Q ' 13 5 S In E E L Em af 4 3 S do :sw Q fww,xsW2-H+ Maw E ' Q- .. 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CE D11 O III L DP' Z U FU 'PU E E E E E C E E C E C El CI C C C E E BREEZE EEEEEMEE A Machine For Every Purpose E E E E E E E E I EEEEE EEEEE Cl B E E I1 ig E - E E E EEEEEEEE EEEEEEEE Q1 li E E E E 53 EQ E REMINGTON TYPEWRITER CO. E E E A. Beverly, Mgr. E E 116 E. 7th St. Topeka, Kansas V31 5 El E QQ 45 EEEEEEEEE EEREEEEEEEEEEEE Page Fifty xanga ra 1a 131 la 121 Q Q Q e1 131 151 121 Q Q 121 131 la 1a Q1 Pl I rn '11 P-'I O I I te Z U IT! 'PU ra 1a 1a E 131 131 151 E za Q Q n E en 121 Q 51 ra Q La1aa121e11ae1'1E EE E E E E 2 E Q INVESTMENTS 5 E . Q E For the large or small 1n- E g vestor. Avall yourself of Q E the service offered by an E E inst1tut1on of over forty ' 5 3 years of lnvestment bank- E E ing experlence. E E 131 E E E E EEEEEEE EEEEEEE g THE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY 3 E E E 7th and Kansas Phone 6541 5 E 1 E E We would have had a much better Highlander if Mildred Petty would have E E hel ed all she wanted 10. El gg p x wk wk E E Miss Shields- Garnette, where was President Garfield shot? E Garnette- In the depot. gl sk is wk ' Q Ixliss McDonald Cin Spanishj- Translate this sentence, George. We lil eac other. E 5 George G.-Thank you. X X gk E E Miss Weaver- How much do you weigh, Mr. Selfridge? E E Mr. Selfridge- Oh, I weigh 190 pounds. E E Miss Weaver- You must have got weighed with your coat on. E E Mr. Selfridge- No I didn't, I held it on my arm all the time. E P? The time to save is in your youth While your responsibilities are few. Ask about our plan. E E E E E E E E , E E E E E CAPITOL BUILDING 81 LOAN ASSOCIATION E M E lg 534 Kansas Avenue Topeka, Kansas E 513131512 Q E E E E E E E E E E E E E LE 1a E lxl E E E E I E E E E E LE Q E E m E E I3 E El E E C B Q E E E E E B 'U W 24151 :ra ?E QE miggi lililillilillglillillillillil lililillililgil T H E H I G H L A N D E R EIIZIEEELZIEEIEIEEEEIEEEJEEIEW EEEEHEEE O WE' ia E71 m0 nal. D' 55 Us 68 ee Qs :Q- 22 Em we 55 P-'H-I. 2.01 55' fa? O U' 9 EEEEEEEE MEEEEEEEEEEE DP' V' 'BHG' 02 m 5 w f-Q0 Frm E. Q5 5332 O-f. pg as :s of' SE' 515-' Os 0:1 DN SQ ji. 93 O5 fo SI: fDO xp D E Q N 15'-. gre 559. 'fo' 0.9 m S Eff ? 7 QEEEHEEEEEEE S stands for Siegfried, tall, slender and trim, E, F5 If he likes her, she surely likes him. E X IE IE '31 S also for Stinson so quiet and meek, '31 EEE E That we're not certain what career she'll seek. EE E E E O that is for Olive, so charming, so dear, E A bright little girl, but mischievous, We fear. E E E E . . . El E P Stands for Figgs. What career for him waits? E E Do all the girls wonder why figgs are not dates? E E Q E T that's for Thomson, by her mother named Ruth, E Q To know is to like her, and that is a truth. E E E E . . E E W IS for Wettengel, a good sport 1S he, S lg, And also for Wilder who like his last name is determined to be. E , E E Q E must be Everett R. who is one of our best, Q Fil He has worked so hard, he must need a long rest. L31 EE EE N is for Nelson, our great big tall Swede, E E His mother once said, that he grew like a weed. E E lil . . . E1 E T that is Thomas, an intelligent? boy, - E xg The teachers all note his appearance with joy? El E E Y is for Young, not as young as he seems, Ei S But because of sweet Olive, engages in dreams. g E . E E S must be the sunshine that Garnette spreads out, E For its seldom, if ever, her lips wear a pout. E if E .... E E also is Eleanor, with accom lishments varied, Q E p Q E We bet she'1l be boss, if she ever gets married. gt Q E Q . E Q V IS for Valor, where Daryl leads us all, E gl, For the king of pests upon Johnnie We'll call. gy EE EE E E is for Everyone, the Whole Senior Class, E IE Whose glory we are sure no one can surpass. E E N is the name of the class Whose members have striven, , 'Tis the class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Sevenf E lil X- EllgllililglilgllillillilgllilgllfilElgliliiillilillgllilQllillilglElEllililililfligllilillflliliilliilglliflglillfllilgllglglliliillillg Ellglililillglglilililgllfil Page Fifty-two E lil lilil I lil Efxllilalasirallillslizifl lgzaimmamlasi T I-I E H I G H L A N D E R EEllZllElEll3lEllillElZ'lE1ll3llZlE l3lIZIlElElgl P11 COMPLIMENTS E El 21 5 MOSER 81 CHUBB Electrical Household Appliances Washers, Cleaners, Ironers E 203 W. 6th Street E f HQ BOOKS, STATIONERY Office Equipment ZERCHER BOOK 8: STATIONERY CO. gl 521 Kansas Ave. lg l la la lil VJ D Q Bowen-Nuss-Macferran C DAYTON TIRES E a ner Aut S l 1. E E Hardware Co. p 0 upp Y C0 lg 511 Kansas Ave. 'l ' 924 Kan' Ave' S E E .sj.f,,1g, Phone IE 1. 536 ll W zosso E fa P one 9 a E . at- E El El Q BRANNIGAN 3 E. BAUGHMAN lil , lil E The Tailor E E Ice Cream and Sherbets gl Makes the Best Suit on Earth lg. 31 for 23rd and Lincoln E 5 529.50 gi 433 Kansas Over Gibbs Phone 4179 ,gl lil IE ia la li El Q - Service Print Shop an E Mattlngly Grocery Co' 931 Kansas Ave. Phone 5956 X li El El lg . Commercial, Legal, Political, E St1?plefnd51EnCydGi'fCeFeS Professional, Bank, Lodge, Ig res an ure ea S Club, Sport and Society EI Printing of Highest Quality L51 i 1913 E- Sth Sf- at Reasonable Prices. Plume 23373 SPEEDY SERVICE AND SURE E lg SATISFAOTION FE El K-Q, El lil lil li E El El El E I H lg lil lil E El lg E li li lg lil lil li E E El El lil El E E El E E El I E li I B li li li E El E lg El E E lifl E lil E E El E E M E E El , lillil Page Fifty-three EEEEEEEEEEE E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E '-l IIE IT! 'LII D-4 D IIE I DP' Z U ITJ FU M E E E E E C C E C C C C C C E E EEEEEEEEEE lil S 1 0 E 5 The Columbian Title 8: Trust Company E E Columbian Building rg B1 E E 5 E E Topeka, Kansas. E ai a E lg E ig IEC EE lil gi ig While Dallas lVlclVlullin was reading in English about ships, he came to a lg word he could not pronounce. lg Barquet, exclaimed the teacher harshly. BJ Dallas, looking up at Miss Oliver obediently, Bow-Wow! iii E Rudolph- What kind of a fellow is Walt? E Matthew- Well, he is one of those fellows who always grabs the stool E lg! when there is a piano to be moved. S gy Two brothers received a legacy of 35,000 each and the first thing they did E E was to buy a car. Wilson bought a Pierce-Arrow for his 35,000 and James E E bought a Ford for 3500. On the way home Wilson looked disdainfully at lil the Ford and scornfully shouted to James: That Ford makes an awful rattling lil E noise. James replied: It's not the Ford rattling it's the 954,500 in my E pocket. I E W El El 13 E E E E CAVANAUGH PRINTING CO. lg? E E PRINTERS AND BINDERS E El E 3 S Fine Office and Bank Stationery IQ E .W E Phone 26440 as E E E 625 Quincy Street Topeka, Kansas Q E 3 E Q 4 E Q E EEEEEEEE EEEEEEEE555 Page Fifty-four lillillillililirlilliliilfilfliEgliilliliillilllidlilii T H E H I G H L A N D E R Ii'3llEllTi'3liEElIEI1ilIEElElE!IXlEQiiillZ?lEIiZli2ZIlZ1lE si si E is 121 is is si is is X 5 5 IZI lil rn 2 E n I rn ffl -1 I rn rn 2 E vu rn I O Z rn E Ql E E E El E EJ E A fine bathroom, richly simple in its fixtures, appointments and E E arrangement, offers far more than its cost in the satisfaction it ig Q - IE E g1ves. rg E Every modern home should have a bathroom even if only ordi- E E nary fixtures are used. While the built-in all enameled tub costs E a little more, it will add the finishing touch so much desired. 5 E Before you blllld or remodel, It will pay you to see our line of Q E Kohler Ware which We consider supreme for the home. E S E E E E A 5 PATTERSON AND COMPANY El IE U Q 117 W. 6th Ave. Phone 5310 IE as 5 Service That Satisfiesn E E 131 F! 131 El El lil lil E lil si 'gl El smsnsrasismsi W CD Ui C -1 0 'l 0 U3 fb G i FF mislnwmnmmm -4 rn 2 lillillil IEE E E E Full Has the E Keylzroard Lighted, E '3 w h E fill lflg t Quickest IE E 9f2 lbs' Action. Q El El E Price S60 El QQ With Case E E lil EHXIIXI lilliil Turns Acts Like Ellgll-Qglglgl O E5 3 ua F' m VI H' -I lg rv 2 LT' '1 U5 7 lilillfjgllillillil EEIEEEEB 2 F1 U1 '-l P1 7-'J 2 '-I '-4 'U L11 E E. '-l F1 W O O Z 'U IP 2 .4 . ffiiiamasisisia Eli!! ERIE 531.131 ii El El E E Dil IE IE E 131 IE Z1 Q El lit E 51 E QI IE E LE E IEW. E li ii E Q E E El IE lil IE E E E E E EJ E'-1 IE E E E Vi! E E E E1 IE E E E El X. :E 'S 131 QE ,qi QE! QE SEM 520 Kansas Ave., Topeka Ignmfmxfimililzagsfmlmgmgzlamlilgzzx T H E H I G H L A N D E R Q uzxnzzgxnaazlmlzlzluzmrggmmgzm LJ 5+ 5 EEE E EEEEEE EEEEEE 151 2 3 E E X E E E fm E XE E Q 1:21 X u E 5:31 131 E E Q1 ml 5 EEEEEEEEEEEE x EEEEEEEEEEEEEEE x E E E ISI E E E w Q EEEEEEEEEEEEEE EEEEEEEEEEEEEE E E E E E 51 21 EEEEEEEBEEEEEEEE EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEX E E E E x x E E E E E E E 1 E E E E x E EE E -Ei EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEBEEEEEEEEBEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE Page i ty-six mEEaEzE1EE31E1E1E11EufEE1ElEuEEE1E1EuE T H E H I G H L A N D E R EEEEE EEEEEEEEEEIEEE. LGI li 5 E E E EERE EEEE THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK LE lil QQ El 501 Kansas Avenue E lil E E E E Topeka, Kansas E E E lil E I Glenn D. Hussey L. C. Bailey Ted Hussey E in E El Ez THE BAILEY BROS. INVESTMENT CO. Q E organized 1890 31 E INSURANCE-BONDS 3 Tel. 5990 106 E. 7th sf. 3 E E EIEEHE EERE The Highland Park High School Insured E EEE gl E E by El E E BRIER-RICE INSURANCE SERVICE E Phone 6445 ' 834 Kansas Ave. El El E E E TOPEKA TRANSFER Sz STORAGE COMPANY 5 E I lil E3 E MOVING STORAGE PACKING EE E E E E El gy 528 Adams Street gl lil lil lil EI E O. H. WHITE W. F. AXTELL E. F. DEAN ll-gl El IZ! E E EE E IE E E E Q E E E E E E E E I E E Q E E E E E E E E E E E E B B I E E E I I E E E E I C C El B E E I E E E C E LFE SE WE RM QE ,LE ww SE EIE KQIEEIEEEEEEEEIEIEEEEEEELZI T H E H I G H L A N D E R lilrzlzinilglxgrgmzwrzlmmlzlzlrzxmslimwilixi Q E 121 E1 fgl lil lg' L51 Fl' El E lil B1 El 5 lm E THE SHAWNEE INVESTMENT CO. El ,3- Q 116 West Sixth Phone 5668 E 5 E Q IE U Z1 E Q E31 INSURANCE, REAL ESTATE AND lg lil INVESTMENTS E1 E ai lgil gl M gf E W llil Q El LQ - 4 ,, ' Q FRED M- SHELLABARGER ,..,,4 X z-E-:3:g:5:3:g: fig.. 5:1:fZf:Ig:5:5:g:pg v- Q ' :':': ' -:-:-:-:l:f:5:3:?:' ' Q ,Q,, E E Parlors 120-122 W. 5th fsffffj E lil :., 15 Eg ,.,, A,,,.,. E E . gg Personal Att6Ht10H to Every Call JTQ E lil E lil E 5291 fig Wholesale and Retail Phone 25097 LE TZ LAWSON 8: RAUSCH E INTERIOR DECORATORS E3 xx Lx: El Q E 212 West Seventh Street Q E Topeka, Kansas E E . l E E Pamts and Varnlshes Wall Paper E gl El EI LE IEE IE E lil E E El lil El El El El lil E lil lil El li IE fifl El E 'Zi ll E IE El IE E lil EJ IE lil U Bl El E221 E El El E R51 IE IE El IE El R Ei! IE lil IE W bil Z1 El lil IE lil El IB! El IE IE IE EE QE UQ ra E1 m ef '4 1 2. UQ D' cr X X n fu E EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEREEHEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEHEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE Lalillaliaerliiliilaimieiiagilaiullaitiliiliai T H E I-I I G H L A N D E R raiiataiimiaemmlarellsitslmitanrasiias Garnette R.'s little brother was found on the street alone and cry- ing. A man asked him what was the matter. He said, Oh, l'm lost from my big sister. The man, Well, little boy, why didn't you hold on to her skirt? Little boy, I couldn't, it was too high. O Topeka fMDQ9l4en15as,Averuae WALK-OVER SHOES Are the Last Word in Smart Styles S7 to S10 73 1 Kansas Avenue MEN WOMEN Juanita R.-Looking at a sign on the board which said for the Sophomores to pay their class dues. Do you have to pay to be a Sophomore? if ak ff Ruth T. To clerk- I Want a dress to wear around the house. Clerk - How big is your house? As I came into Highland Park I saw the sign City Limits, re- duce your speed to 100 miles per hour, Fords do your darnclest1 sf :sf ak Mod. History Student- I cer- tainly don't have much use for an effeminate man: I just can't stand a sissy. Ray Skidmore- I don't think sissy men are half as bad as a girl trying to get a boyish figure. INSURANCE and SURETY BONDS We Furnish Complete Protec- tion in ALL LINES. THE NELLIS AGENCY Stormont Bldg. DRINK Manufactured by DIAMOND BOTTLING WORKS J. C. Baughman 22d and Lincoln Phone 20178 M c D 0 n a l d-The sentence really is, The lesson gets itself. May O.-I wish it would. Pk Pk all L e o n a r d C.- Were there many people at the train to see you off? Alfred M.- Yes, Leonard- Did you pay any of them? E EEEEEE EEE EE EEEEEEEEEEEEE EE EEEEEEEHEEEEHEEEEEEEEEEEHE iQEEEEE MIEEEEEEEE EEEEEEERE age i ty-nine E E EEE EEEEEEEEEEEEEEE T H E H I G H L A N D E R lgllgllxgllzlsl gllmlzlzlgllilillmlxgglml 31 E T51 lil E Bl E I E lil 15 E E JE Q3 E 5 591 Q El E lil 5 EEEEE EEE EE lil E E E E lsl El El 31 E F' lil lil lil lm If E 5 lil lil E 3 lil E E E lil E E E lil lil lil ill E1 E 5 L. 71 . IZ Q1 lil x E lm EEEEEEEEEX EEEEEEEEE Q E Q E :EI El Q E ,El EI EEEEEE EEEEEE E EE E Q B EEEEE EEEEX E E li' E E sal E E 7 51 E 3-A -VN, ' ,,Lij'-'x , , , A W ., - W , nf -M - 4- I E Q E .EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE Page Sixty QQQ Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q E Q Q Q '-l I U1 Z D-4 C5 I F Da Z U LTI PU Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q E IEI Q Q Q Q Q E! F QE! Q Q E Q E Furniture, Stoves, Hardware, gy Q Paints, Varnishes, Enamels, E Q Stains, and a Thousand 131 E11 lirliillillil EEEEEEEJE Other Things. a E. L. BUCK, 208-10 E. 6th St. S EE lfil Q Q Q E The place Where your dollars 805 Kansas Q gl do double duty. E E Q E Q El lil Q . B' l P t -R ' S ' Q 5 Topeka Auto Tire Co. lcyc Eaolzrniia B?E3Li-es ervlce Q x E 5 Baby Cabs and Velocipedes E Q Retired. 5 V31 10th and Kansas Ave. IEEE EE E STEPHENS CYCLE co. E 112 E. 5th St. Topeka, Kan. E E Phone 27834 E lil El a 5 E E MILLER at sci-ILENDERING KNQLL BATTERY SUPPLY E 9,1 Painting and Decorating Contractors El ig Wall Paper-Brushes-Glass COMPANY gl YQ . . . . Q lg Complete Line of Bengamm Moore Q ' ' Q E Co. Paints, Enamels and Muresco Auto Electricians S lil IE Ig Prest-o-Lite Zenith E E PHONE 9347 Batteries Carburetors S Q E E 125 W. Fifth St. Topeka, Kali. 418-20 Jackson Phone 2-6646 ' ll! E , E E HIGHLAND PARK DAIRY E E High Class Milk and Cream Wholesale and Retail E E T. F. GRACE Q E Tel. 82831 2610 Pennsylvania Ave. E IZ! lil lg Dil lil , Q Q Compliments of gl - ' lil E D. O. COE SEED AND GRAIN CO. E Since 1902 Topeka X 11 EQQ Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q E Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q D41 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q E SQ 35 Q ,,,Q 'f Q gQ fn QQQ I El 9 mgEEEEEEQMEEgEEWEEEEEEEEEEEEQEEEEQEEWHEEEEEEEEEEEEQEEEHEEEEWEQEEQQEEEEEEgEEEEEWEWEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEWMM X M E E E M A E V mm , a :J M 7 N M E D A a E E N P K E H E M W 7 I R O 6 MN D F C U 0 N S 2 S N T L h - M M 9 A F a L E u E K R H O O N Q M C F O nm G R M H k I K a P p E U S M M H R T - M W T U R A W E ,Hr E E E Y B P E E 4 L O M A A A T E E A E E E E E E E M E mm E EEE353EEgg-MEEgm!-gg!EggEE-WEEWEEEEEEWWEEEEEWMEEWMEEEE-MEEEEEEEEE-MEEWEEEEEEE-WEEEEEEEEENMEEEQEEEEEEEMEUWDM E E EE E TE eiuifsitsilnuinueiuitfirneieiuiuitninuiinu T H E H I G H L A N D E R EEEEEEEIE EEEEEEEEEWI E Q E E E El E E E FINISH YOUR EDUCATION 5 E E By Taking a Complete Business Course at E ' E STRICKLER'S - 5 E E E E E Topeka Business College S E 107-109-111-113-115-117 East Eighth' E E E E . ,, 5 E The school you will always be glad you atttended E 3 Phones 8382 and 9497 E E E Q M. H. STRICKLER, Pres. S. J. SHOOK, Bus. Mgr. E I E lg Forty-two Years of Experience E E E E E The Truth About the Joke THE Ig Edffof GUARANTY s'rA'rE E lg First you write some little verses, BANK . E lil Then you Write some little proseg 131 E Then you sprinkle in some curses TOPEKA KANSAS E E Mingled with your fail of woes, CAPITAL s5o,ooo.oo E 'gi You send it to her lovingly SURPLUS 330,000.00 E E She cutzyour best points bit by UNDIVIDED PROFITS E IE 1 - ' 330,000.00 li E The pencils marks cry lustily E And you proceed to have a fit. E El But still the censor smile severe, OFFICERS El E Unconscious of her cruel act, E E She marks each joke out slick and Roy L. Bone E lil clean President IE 51 And poor Editor gets none. H. S. Buzick, Jr. 2 at 2. ,k Vice President gl '31 T. R. Paxton ISI E Donald M.- Say sis, do you ViC9.P1'eSid9Ut E E know why a man's hand can't be S- V- Flrestone IE over ll inches? C3-Shlel' E El MarthaiA'NO, do Ou? Harold F. Nelson lil El ,. V . . - in E Donald- Sure! Because if it Asst- Cashlef' IE gg were twelve inches it would be a H- H- Tufneli E E11 foot. Asst. Cashier lg is ' ki 533 El E W EEEBEEEEEEEEREBEREEEEEEEEEEEEEElI EQEQEQFE ' age ix y-t ree asziniuiralzluamalasisllsiiaairzixaiaiisiia T H E H I G H L A N D E R g1EI2tjElgIgElQ'f1QlIglJfE1QIEQiEjlg1EgjlEE11Ei U E 15' in E Eli E lil E E Q EE E E E x EE EEE E x g Ei Q E E ia ,E is ai EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE E ' 1' P EK: 9 E E ll? rg..f.,.5- .-.Mi About the 5 A. lil 5 CAPPER ENGRAVING COMPANY H is El gl of Topeka 3 an E The products of this firm are TOPEKA MADE PRODUCTS from E E start to finish. E E Between 385,000 and S100,000 Worth of them are delivered an- gl IE! nually to printers, publishers, manufacturers and other users of gy E commercial art and engravings in Topeka and the Topeka trade E E territory. All of this business is cleared through Topeka banks. S E Practically alllof its 360,000 payroll is spent in Topeka each year. li! gi The company has one of the smallest labor turnovers of any in the E gl same business in the United States. Its employees are chosen and E E retained purely on the basis of character and ability, and are E1 E paid accordingly. They are not floaters but are permanent citi- E 31 X Q N m 5 Y E o U2 ff o Ph 2 If o 5' o S 5 ff' 5' cn l-fn is o 2 5 5' o 3 cn m sn 5 CL 93 '1 cn fs E. U1 ,.. 5 W 99 5 CL E Q educating their children in Topeka. E E They belong to the churches, clubs and other institutions that make lil for a bigger and better city-and there is not a mail order fan in g E the bunch. This firm has never spared any expense to secure the gli E skilled craftsmen and equipment to keep it and Topeka on the E E map as the graphic arts supply center of Kansas. Q Every item that it uses than can be bought in Topeka is bought E EE E here. fill 131 E It backs with time and money every deserving charity and every E3 - . . . . . VJ E Worthwhile civic organization or movement for the betterment of E El Topeka. These are cold facts. You be the judge as to Whether or E not this firm merits your patronage as a Topeka institution. m , , x Capper Engraving Company of Topeka E E 1221 E E E IE gggggiggi EEEEEEEERE age xx y- our aauicmufiwlifiullillmiamizxmweieigmai T H E H I G H L A N D E R amarajunxmlzilrnui ialilmriilalrilialazl D FEI E181 :N it ,,. E E E El El E El Architects for Hlghland Park's New Grade School E E Sl Q lil E THOS. W. WILLIAMSON Sz CO. E fg X lil ' ' El Architects g Ex TOPEKA, KANSAS E li lil E 5 E li E1 31 Q Gus L.-Wlaat makes a balloon go up? X So hia-Gas. gi P , ez: 2 Gus-Then Why don t you go up? E Carl J.-Cto motherj Did you see my belt around the house? E E His Mother-No, son. Did you put it around the house? E . . . ,, ., E John Bessant-CAbsently picking up hairbrushj Gosh, but I need a shave. E Everett Figgs-I was just going to propose- Q Grace D.-Oh, this is so sudden. E Everett-that We have some ice cream. IE . IQ Grace D.-That will be nice. lg Everett-Some evening when it is warmer. X ki L3 13 E lg . El MOTHERS- X Xl . . 21 E Teach your children the value of Waste material. X E It IS worth money. E E in Igl El . . Q When you have an 2.CCLl1'I1l1l2l.t1011 of Waste materlal E X4 IE 5 S if DYAL BROS. E 31 El Phone 7266 Crane and Monroe gl 3 Lil El , IE El VE 5 Fil Ellil IEEllilEEElENElZlLilBlBilE!lElZlE1liii1ElElElXlElSlEllil lgllgllgllglgglglgl glililggl Ellilliliflgllgililgl lilillggl lilslgilglglgllg age ixty-five QQQQQQQQQQg .Q Q Q Q Q Q Q, Q Q Q Q Q E Q Q Q Q F Q hi IE ITJ DG P11 CD CE I D2 ZZ C IT! 'PU Q Q Q Q Q Q Q E Q E E K 5 Q Q E Q E QQQQQQQQQQ E1 Q Q Q Q E4 Lil E E E E Q Q EEEEEEE EEHEEEE E E E E E E E E E E E E E Q E E EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE E5 QS '- 25, 2 mom '-1 oss pq C935 WM 75 co 3 ' gyigrw '11 f'D 5 ang? 5:7 C:5 masmr g'm EL C19 F' 1-1-N'1fDl'l'j 51:3 Egg E Q25 Iv E O G 5 IS-I E Q E E E E E Q E E E m E Q E E E Q E Q E Q E Q E Q E EEEEEEEEEEHEEEBE EEEEEEEEEEEEEEHE E E AQ S Q QEQQQQQ mE QE ' EF ,Q 2.59 E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E I K E E E I E E C I E Ei B C C K C C E C C E I E E El Q E K E EEEEEE gfxlalmizraasmaxamamalalafgfl lxmaar T H E H I. G H L A N D E R aaifzfiraraalalcaaaalalramraalaialcimaii E 5 E E E E E E E E E E E E E E The Important Service of This Public Utility is to Lighten Human E gg Labor, Shorten Distance and Give the Public Greater E E Comfort and Convenience. E E 5 E E EEEEE EEEE EEEEEEEEEEE EE The Kansas E P . E E E Q Ofwel' Hn l a E Q x Company E ' E E E E E 5 5 E x E E E E E Sophomore-Mr. Mosser just got back from a hunting trip. Bears are his 5 lil specialty. IE E Freshie-Did he have any 1uck?' gl Sophomore-Great luck, he didn't meet any bears. E E4 bk wk ak gg E E E Sylvia-Clistening over radio? Isn't it Wonderful? E E Vern-Why what's he talking about? I ' lil E Sylvia-Oh, I didn't mean that, I mean h1S voice. E E :xc 4: PF E E Selfridge-Cro Physics Classj If the moon had the Sun would the Sky- E E rocket. ig E 5 Ig l C E E REKLITES General Repairing E E Candy Shops and E 5 FRESH, HOME-MADE . 5 5 CANDIES Battery Service Q E LIGHT LUNCHES E E E E ALL HOURS . Ig gt Phone 5218 Miely 8: Sears Repair Shop Q E 304 W. 8th 801 Kansas Ave. 2705 Indiana E E E E LQ 975 IE lEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEMEMSWEEEEEEEEEEEE Page Sixty-seven Qmnlxinizimkg wgiglglrnzxmnlxunigi lg T H E H I G H L A N D E R isynsmgigngiuxigiaiirsrsimirsifnimriuznv 51 El E 5 lg A Q ' FACULTY FOOLISHN ESS El EE E E Everett, Everett, a record beater E Had a Wife and couldn't keep her, Put here in a glass cage There he kept her for an age. E1 E y Betty, Betty, the coal dealer's daughter, Q Stole a man when she hadn't oughter, The man was fleet and Betty sweet E And she went tearing down the street. E5 E Little Boy Lloyd come ring the bell, E Things in the corridors are not going well E Where is the boy that looks after the flock? E In the office fixing the clock. E in E Chester and Eileen Went up the hill E . To get some sody water, gl lil Chester fell down and broke his crown, gi E Eileen came tumbling after. E E E Esther, Esther, quite a jester, E How does your dramatic club go? E With lots of noise, and merry boys And pretty maids all in a row? E E E Poor little Wilma, has lost her steady E E1 And don't care now to find himg gl E Just leave her alone, and she'll come through gl E1 Bringing another one with her, too. lil E Miss Ruth Weaver one drew a chord, E Q And explained until she was hoarse. Q til But when she got through and ask what they knew, Q She found out 'twas nothing, of course! E S1 E There was a Carrie who lived in a shoe, E She had so many Sophomores she didn't know what to do: lg So she lectured the girls and canned the boys, T And thus got rid of most of the noise. EERE EEEE E Louise O'Brien sat on the wall E E And shivered and shook for fear she would fall. E rg And when she gets down, all the king's men '23 Can't ever induce her to get there again. J 31 Q a Q E E E 'Z' A E E lg: gg lil Q E .Emi51521131ENElilmillsE1in531minrziriiinE113121E121ElEmi9313112I3lilmilEsEximEi131621EEIQJEBJEHEHQEEQEIEJEEIEIEJIQEIEEIEQEHEJ Ii Page Sixty-eight EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE EEE T H E H I G H L A N D E R EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE E E HIGHLAND PARK YOUNG PEOPLE E EEEEEE E EEE are entitled to the best and can get it by EE E attending the CAPITAL CITY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE E More comfortable quarters, better teachers, more Q complete courses, personal attention. No E fake schemes for getting your 5 enrollment. 5 Opposite Ca.pper's Phone 4566 E E P1 Z o O P14 2- :T 5 P' 'U -1 0 . 'F nil E E ul ig E K E E In ul 5 El THE EMAHIZER-SPIELMAN FURNITURE CO. gg Complete House Furnishers Q 3 Big Stores E E E 5 A YOUNG MEN S SHOP Q 2 Suits and Topcoats Haberdashery E Florsheim Shoes Hats and Caps lg THE LEADER gli E , 810 Kansas Ave. gl E S li? ' ' E E SAVE 515.00 on your next suit--any 2-piece suit 821.50 up E E Full Suit or Overcoal: 525.75 up E soo All Wool Fabrics to Select From E in 93 , Q' Q1 . 4 , X S Tom C. Powell W ' 532 Kansas Ave. E 5 - - si nUL'fNMll.xL5 g E E EEE E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E C C C I I E E C E E E E E E E E E E I E E E C I C E E E LSI E E S C E E QQ EJ E5 EEEIH Page Sixty-nine EEIEIIELEIZIIBJIEIEEIEIEIEIIEIZIIEEEIIZIIZ T H E H I G H L A N D E R EEEEEEEEEEIEEEEEEEIEKZE Li El E' 13' IE 51 IE El ' Ei 5 E E J. C. Mccarter li E VE 5 L R Fresh and Cured Meats EI C U E E Fresh Fruits and Vegetables gg E General I S E E n eason E - P2 E Merchandise gl Phone 22593 ' E Phone 26192 2627 Ohio .2I 25th and Virginia E lil E31 E Free Delivery 1: ew 5 H E Q E1 Senior-Shrould I act dignified tonight? Q fl unior-No, I'm afraid not, the strain would be too great. ij :xi Qi Pk PF ff lil E There once was a professor E E Who lived in a stew, ig He had such dense students E ' He didn't know what to dog Fil So to treat them all fairly EI - Q And be partial to none, Q E He quizzed them all daily n un e ever one. ig A d fl k d y jul J 'l E ' If 'EI M. J. HURWITZ , n E Groceries and Meats E gl , E , C! 5 Gaso me, O1 S, and Genera ere an ise 1' '1 1 M h Ci' More Merchandise for Your Dollar 'Lil QI Ei z E21 gliliillgiilfflliiglgliiliglijillglillgl igllfilliiilg lilEEElENEIEENE!liliiilglilgllgligliiglilllilfliifiliilggllgligllgiiillg IEIELQEI EIIEEIEIB Page Seventy swmmovllslsmnrslssnonsosn T H E I-I I G H L A N D E R Qnnnmmmmswmssmmmmssmg H. MORTON WHITE FUEL CO. 5 lfil fi E1 El IE 05 4211 rn E Ninth ' O 7711-24 Phones 131 C123 lil s d GN 8355 1121 E an ul Ig E Adams OQD 601169 ' 8356 QI 'Xi lil El We Deliver Everywhere White Coal for Comfort E E31 lil E3 - Q E ' , Everythmg 111 Wood or Woodwork 5 El . 3 Sash, Doors, Wmdows, Frames and Screens E E E E Cabmets and 11112911016 F11'l1Sl1 1-'OWLER MILLWORK co. 1420 Monroe St., Topeka Phone 22916 EI Pl CHAS. LITTLE COAL CO. E Retall Dealers ln Coal 21211 TE X 1414 Monroe sf. Phone 5250 HIGHLAND PARK COALING STATION E. A. Wall M. C. Diffenderfer El THE WALL-DIF F ENDERF ER MORTUARY Sixth and Harrison Streets QQ El EE Phone 2-8021 2 E E Ambulance Service Topeka, Kansas S .lilElilglgllilglglllfllgllgllglglglglglfgllgillglligggil EIIXJISIEIEEIZ El1EBlEEIEIEEIEEQEDillillEi2lEEEIEll5.lliiLZlEllZlQll?ZlEEllEIlZllE age Seventy-one IYJIEEIIZIEIEIEEIIEEIEIELEEJEEEEEJEJE T H E H I G H L A N D E R axgzfamanaxasamiilafiiliilaianfaramafaia lil IE W I 5 Q Phone 4148 gl E El E KEROSENE GASOLINE GREASES 5 LUBRICATING OILS E El E1 SUN F LOWER 5 lil 5 OIL COMPANY 'E M ' 1. 5 TOPEKA, KANSAS Offices-15th and Santa Fe Tracks E1 FILLING STATIONS E Q Huntoon and Lincoln Streets-Phone 22441 lil Tenth and Quincy Streets-Phone 22823 E Ig Tenth and California Streets-Phone 28904 Q EQ 623 W. Sixth Street-Phone 24824 5 'lg 1432 N. Kansas Avenue-Phone 26218 in E V21 Q If you loiter in the hallway, E lf you Walk upon the stairs, E Q If you whisper in assembly, E Or, If you sit In pa1rs. Q gl You've got to be more careful, E El And you got to look about, 5 Or, Miss McClure will catch you E gy If you c1on't watch out. 5 E 3 gy E 113 E. 5th Phone 2-6320 In IE E GEO. W. SUTHERIN 8: SONS gl 15 E PLUMBING, HEATING, E E VENTILATING E S E E Highland Park School is one of our examples. E EE E E Topeka, Kansas E Q IE 'Z' FEEEEEEE MEEEEBEERE age .seventy-two Q Q Q Q Q Q E E Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Pl CEI lT1 E P-4 C3 I F Da Z U rn 70 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q QQ QQ E E S E All Highland Park Teams are Sport Shop H E E E 5 E E Equipped E ig Q Q . Q E E KELLER-REAM SPORT SHOP EEI EE I 730 Kansas Avenue le: li EEEE EERE EE EE '-I I F1 U2 'U F11 F1 U O C3 'PU P 'U I sh ' X E You can depend on our merchandise. E Q Qi Q Q D . v' . K Patient-Please tell me the Worst, Doctor. Doctor-Your bill is 5200. Q E 3 X X X E May Oliver-I had a dreadful fall last night. Joy R.-Di'ge, tell me about it? Q May-Trulan was talking to me: I hung On every Word, and then and then. E Joy-Yes, yes go On. ' May-And then his voice broke. Mabel-Carl didn't blow his brains out when you refused him, E E Elizabeth-Well then he must have gotten ride Of them some other way. The Most Successful E Q SCHOOL DUPLICATOR E E E Q2 3 Ti SD U1 C co cn Q: 3 H O o 5 O 5. O 551. H r-s C-'E 2. ro 5 Cf K E No Stencils, No Printing Ink E 5 ASK FOR CATALOG 3 Q O a RAACH DUPLICATOR E Minor Bldg. Kansas City, Ma. 5 E1 Q QE E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E 5 E E C E I E E C C C E E E E C C I K I E C ag N E x 'LEE 'EE QS :+R EE EQ QEC MEI E L21 EJ E 131 12 E L21 E 131 Q1 521 E L31 li E lil CE '-3 I IT! II P-1 CU II' I D- 2 U rn FU 1111 Q1 V31 M E4 F Q E1 EJ EJ Ei F im E4 F mm :iz Q2 E EE EEEEEEEEEE EEEEXXXEEEE E liz za E E EEEEEEEEE E XEEEEHHEE 51 E E E Q D3 E rg IE EE EE E IE El E1 LQ E1 B E Q31 Lf! lm E E M M Q E E li 551 B3 El X 5 E E I!! E 2 E E X E E E E lil M! EEE EE Eg fs El E1 E Q fax 531 EERE EES: E E E E E E M E E E 131 E E E E E E E E E E EEEEEEK EEEEEEE iz! E ISI IE E1 IE gg lil isa Q1 pg f 151 EI EEEQEEEE?EEEEEESEEREEBEEEEEEEEEMEEEEEEEEEE Page eventy- our Y, Y- -.,.,, lb. cmmwmrmminmmmmmmmmmmnm T I-I E H I G H L A N D E R mwmwwmmmmmmmmw mmwwm fm X 're E E E 421 C. C. LULL, M. D. E E Residence, HOTEL JAYHAWK Dr' Seth A' Hammel Office, 614 KANSAS AVE. 114 W- 8th Sffeet Q Phone 8428 Phone 6025 E1 E E EI x LZ! JAMES C. SHIMER . EL 35 SON I-Ilghland Park Barber g if E Q Dealers in Shop E E Coal, Flour, Feed, Hay E and Grain Union Hours and Prices 2 PURINA cl-low 3 Phone 7471 2709 Indiana E 1821-1823 Kansas E We appreciate your patronage GROVER MEDLOCK' Prop' EE 3 E IE E E MILLER-I-IOYES PAINT 8: GLASS CO. gi Q JOBBERS 2 PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, GLASS AND PAINTERS' SUPPLIES Telephone 6955 107 East Eighth Avenue THE PAINT STORE WHERE QUALITY COUNTS AX Q1 3 E H E TED - Q ,VT rf! Tl VT V mlm El E El 131 E E E B EQ E11 E1 E El EE E E ig E E1 E L39 E E I3 IZ! 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L nn M mm Fu O S Fu.m M Mm E S in E H AA 5 Tl m wh G e W G P 2 H E . an r M H NI me M N IL E FM AH DR 'HKD E H L I C TA in ww nu Wm E Fu EH m S T U M O WH H E E E E E E E M E mm - E P EEMEMEE EEEEEEW I EEEEEEE EEEEEEEB .QEEEQEE EQEQEEE XEQEEEQEE z E EEEEEEU X DEEEEEE EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEDEEX Ngggggggmguil EEEEEEE EIEIE IEEIEEEEEEIEQEQIIEE EEEI T H E H I G H L A N D E R mirslsntfl smziezral nmrnai EEEEREBERNEEEEEEEEEEMWWEEMEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEMEEEEEEEEEEEMMEMEEREEEEE sawn SHORT OAK FLOORING 13-16x2 1-4 inch face Short Oak Flooring, select and better. .S'p6.50 No. 1 common ..,..,...................... .......... 4.50 3-8x2 inch face Short Oak Flooring . . . . . 4.00 W. I. MILLER LUMBER CO. Established 1895 Phone 5616 8th and Adams Two boys who had been naughty were told by Miss Mc- Clure that they must stay after school and write their names five hundred times. One of them be- gan to watch the other unhappily. Why don't you write, Carl? asked Miss McClure. 'Tisn't fair! he said. His names Nye, and mine's Steinmeyerf' Louis M.- Trulan, What's the score? Trulan W i l d er- Twenty seven to nothing in favor of the other side. L o u i s- Well, you fellows haven't much chance, have you? Trulan- Oh, yes, we have. We haven't been to bat yet. E EE EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEBE EEE EEEEEEEEEEEEEEH EE HEBREW REBER E R l C E WE GIVE IT - EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEHH Long il ompany EEEEIEEEEE383EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE Page Seventy-seven El El El lil lil Bl gf3ElIZll3llY5'lEll2lBlEllZll3lIEIElEllZlI3lliilEEl T H E H I GH L A N D E R taaafamafmfalalaxislslmnszlgxlafslmagm E E lf-l EI E fa 531 lil lil 7 ' QI E Jordan s Purity Bread 5 E 1?-l Bl E , . 5 5 Is Topeka s fmest food product 5 Q Made in the cleanest bakery in Kansas lil IZ 5 and sold by all grocers gl ls! a ff li lil Efl S E E E E THE JORDAN BAKING COMPANY E lil E E E 5 E Q E 5 lil E 2 Miss McClure-Roy, if you Harry H.- I just bought a E E were standing on a dime, why new suit with two pairs of pants. E would that be like Woo1Worth's Vern B,- Well, how do ygu , 5 and 10 gent store? Y like it? El Rox Nicholes-I don t know, Harry-ffpine, only itfs pretty E 5 Whlejliss McClure-It would be g?2garE?Sf'hOt Wearing both pairs E . ' lg E nothing over 10 cents. ,gl ij at vis Ik IE El 4: :uf :af IE 'E' E E Selfridge-What excuse do you Buff P--HI h21'd1Y IYQQW what E E have for not being married? to do Wlfh ITIY Week-end. lg E McClure-I was born that Dana P.- I suggest that you E E way. put a hat on it. E E1 El a E E E a 5 LOANS SAVINGS 3 Ili-I El E I I V l I Q The Shawnee Building 8: Loan ASSOC1atl0H E E 119 East sth sr. E E Topeka, Kan. E 2 lfil E1 E ilgllElEIZll.YllEllil EEEEElIElilElIEEIEEElilIEEIEE!EIEHZIIElfililillgllilililillgllillillililifliillillillillillililillililiillil Elliillillillilillil Page Seventy-eight 222 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 '-3 I rn I P+ C5 I F' D2 Z U m PU 2 2 2 2 2 121 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 222 EEEEEEEEEEEEEEE E EEEEEEEE WHERE E E 2 2 5 5 THE KANSAS RESERVE BANK 2 I gi E E Appreciates Your Business E THE FRIENDLY BANK IEE 2 2 2 2 E FRANK P. MAC LENNAN, P1-es. THEO. C. MUELLER, vice Pres. E 2 E GEORGE GODFREY MOORE, Vice Pres. H. F. GUTHERIE, Cashier E g PAUL P. cooK, ASs't Cashier E 2 2 E E 2 2 2 X E EEEEEEE EEEEBEE 2 2 . Do You Want a Safe Place for your Money? 1 5 2 2 IE 2 2 E1 2 2 5 We own our home. We're here to stay. We ask and get good E E E E security on our loans. With a strong cash reserve and invest- 2 ments in United States, City and County Bonds equal to about E E 75 per cent of our deposits, you will find us ready to meet any E 222222 CD E CD P1 UQ CD : O 'F 222222 E E E E U E THE TOPEKA STATE BANK 2 E E E U S Eighth and Kansas Avenue Q E 2 E' E E 2 5 E E EEEEEEEEEE EEEEEEEEEE age even y-nine ES W- HM E E- mn H- W- E -mu Fm mm -Md E WM X M wp R E D N A L H G I H E H T E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E EE EEEEBEEE H 3 p m O C g .m LL .m r P I C P P 3 H. J. BROCKMAN, Manager S I G t .m T P HW C T G m m O C d H 3 g M 3 t a C k, O 0 B t Dv ov W S 1h t h .wb E t S W g im M im B F e P P a C EE E E E E E IE! E E EH E I E E E1 E E E E9 Ei Ei EQ QQ Ei Ei 52 YE Im CI EQ E Q9 EI BS Ei Ei 53 E9 E1 Ei Ei Ei E El Ei Ei E E ES E5 E9 El E9 E1 E3 El EJ EI El Ei E E9 E9 Ei E3 Ei E9 9 Ei Gi E LBJ EI E3 EJ E QQ E! Eg .El IE! 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E year and tell how much cotton was ak if Pk VS' -t d f the U S in that - f li QXPO1 9 rom ' ' Why didn t they play cards on ig 'I Year' the ark? ' ra - H - ,, E Chfford 1E'i49Z'nOne' Cause Noah sat on the deck. E wr: JF if El gl Irene-Wh do ou su ose he gl Q has Such 3 Vacgnt elpressiggg Press me closer, closer still, E Q Mildredgwelly he thinks of With all the fervor you can mas- E E himself a great deal. ter' , , E ,, ,,, ,,, All my nerves responsive thrill, E X' . , - l r . 5 E SemOr?M1SS Weaver makes Press me closer muster p as er EJ E small things count. I I' if 5 gg Junior-How do you get that. Orator- And now gentlemen. Dil E Senior-She teaches Algebra to I want to tax your memories. E E the Freshmen. Voice in Audience - Good E E It Pk :lf heavens, has it come to this? lil E .. , H U E I haven t slept for days. :sf ae sc Q .. . W, H 1 E Smatter'S1Ck'- ,, Son- Papa, what 1S a peach E E Naw, I sleep nights. cobbled., E 11 ., F51 I I I Dad- A peach cobbler, my E Juanita-I've got the gaps. boy, is the man who half-soles E E El1zabeth-Why that's what peaches and sells them to you for E E little chickens have. . I pies. ' 5 IE El li El fu gg Ea EE FR EC El f S 5 IE Q ul IE IE E1 lil IE E13 lid IE E11 L81 EJ E E3 E E M lrxl lf! YE EU Q lm El lil E EJ IE El llil E11 121 El Dil llll Q51 M ml lf!! ILS! Q31 DLI lil M E E1 E E til 131 til IZ! lil IE T H E H I G H L A N D E R liaiau aaxaamaataasawaiiaaig ia x X E E El lil lil lil n Jokes iii E E 3 . - , - 3 El There's only one thing worse Miss OBrien-If a colored gi E than having a wife who can cook waiter were carrying a turkey on E Q and won't, that's having one who a platter and let it fall, what great E S can't cook and will. calamities would occur? E gg is 'k fl' I 4 Robert T.fI'1l bite, what? E Bobbie- Do you believe in Miss O'Br1en-The fall of E the devil? Turkey, the breaking up of China, E Jimmy- Naw, it's just like the overthrow of Cireece, and the EE pg Santa Clause-it's your father. humiliation of Africa. E ak as rk ak wk vs X E Son -v ..Dad, what part of Leonard-Can you use a type- E ISI speech is woman? Wrlter? gg Dad- Woman ain't a part of Olin-Yes, Columbus system. Q speech, son: she's all of it. Leonard-What's that? E gl It 4' 4' Olin-Oh, discover it, then Q Q The young melodramatist tell- land O11 115. lg E ing the story of his new play to , X if 'lf n E E the manager: As the robbers There IS much truth in the E in crawl in thruogh the window, the statement that Selfridge made ggi Eff Clgck Strikes one-.U several days ago: What High E Good! cried the manager. School Boys need is narrower E which One? trousers legs and broader minds. rg E, ,k X ,k V :oc af as E3 l-il . . ' E Miss McClure - Kenneth, did , F'VerstthR -CQULQ d?eWmg'gum E E yogi bging the 75c for your book Egneilging 5151 'C ewmg COW are E El to ay. l ' ' I , El 55 Kenneth M'1Yes' here It ls, Dallas M.-Whats the differ- Ig lg that's a part of that skunk I ence? , gl E Caught. Everett-It s the thoughtful gi E Miss McClure - Cflaaking it look OI1 the filC9 tlle COW. E IE very gently and smelling itj It . El E doesnft Smell like it. A Robert T.fD1d you read the E IE ,K X is newspaper this morning? gg E M h. . 1 t t f 1 k Everett P.-No, why? E E any a Sf QP is gs iidsea Of ac Robert-Well, sir, it said that a E E M ob at in fut .1 1, pretty girl's face was a fortune, E E1 any aflfiy 35.133 1195 Of and a little farther down it said E E If Mig if inot er' Juanita McKelvey had been fined E E ' Y for counterfeiting. lil Mr. Mosser says you can t fr at at E El C1?00Se YOUI' OWU f2CQ but YOU C312 At noon the boys were parad- Q Pick YOUF OWXH fifth-X ing around on the High School E I A roof, Suddenly Leonard began to E E3 Miss Oliver-My you look slip. His first thought was to pray: 5 beautiful this evening. he said, . 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