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

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1--101-11111 THE HIGHLANDER pnqqqiqq-:..,-.1 oard of Education During the past year Our School has been fortunate to have the leadership of three of Topeka's successful business men. These men have given freely of their time to build a good school. Regular meetings are held each month to con- sider policies and make decisions on school affairs. Also numerous special meet- ings are held as matters arise which require attention. At all times the Board determines the school policy. The present Board consists of Ben H. Abels, Directorg A. T. Cross, Clerkg and Dr. J. L. Lattimore, Treasurer. At the annual school meeting Mr. Cross was re-elected for a three-year term. The constant growth of the Highland Park Schools calls for a great amount of Work on the part of the Board. These men have put their experience and training into the direction of the schools, and the result is a well ordered educa- tional institution, which now ranks Well among the schools of Kansas. They have operated the school economically and yet have been generous With those things necessary to build a good school. The students' interests are always con- sidered foremost, and to this end a splendid corps of teachers has been main- tained. r:o1n111u1m1111m11r1 1 1 1 1 1 1:1 1 11 111 1 11 Page Eight

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Q-.-U--.-.--.-.,- THE HIGHLANDER -ii-.-i--.--,--....- Highland Park Schools LLOYD H, MOSER Superinlendent of Highland Park Schools Beloit College A, B. University of Kansas Washburn College University of Chicago The Highland Park Schools under the capable leadership of L. H. Mosser con- tinue to grow, The official reports show that we have at this time an actual attendance of 36 more in the grades, and l3 more in the High School than we had one year ago. According to the latest classification by the State Department of Education, our Grade School has a superior classification and our High School, Class A. This is the highest rating given in either school by the state. The teaching staff now consists of the Superintendentg nine teachers in the grades: eight in the High School: and a Music Supervisor. They are all experienced and well quali- fied for their respective fields. There has been a remarkable fine spirit of co-operation throughout the whole school system this year. The Administration, the Faculty, the Student Body, both as individuals and as a group, have worked together in every way and have thus produced one of the most outstanding years in the school's history. Our scholarship has held up Well and the various school oranizations have functioned most efficiently while supplying enjoyment for all. 101 1 1 11111131 1 1 1111 1 1 1 1 1 1-1 ii 1 1 1 1 1 1030103 Page N