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

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.g.-q.-.....-.---,r--i,..,- THE HIGHLANDER pnqqiq..--i-..pi--... H Student Council l u E U ! U l l l ! ! l l ! ! U U l ! l l l I l i Third Row-Ray Jennings, Paul Reynolds. l Second Row-Lloyd Eberhart, Clinton Morriss, Lloyd Mosser, Eugene Lair. ! First Row-Martha Tillman, Eldora Tolbert, Dorothy Chubb, Evelyn Vifarner. ! ! ' . , . . i The Student Council consists of the president and one representative from i each of the four classes in high school. At the beginning of the year, Eldora : Tolbert was elected president and Martha Tillman, secretary. They meet once g a Week at noon in the office. i This group managed the all-school Halloween Party and they also took i charge of the financial part of the football and basket ball games. They con- : ducted all ticket sales. They also selected the radio which was purchased for g the school. As a body, they outlined, in co-operation with the faculty, the policy for all affairs in which the students were vitally interested. gzniogmioii1.-11.111111-11-1 1 1111-1-- Pafze Twelve

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o o.o ! ! U l ! ! u Q -0--.Q--,qq-,-.,-. THE HIGHLANDER mtg..--Q--iq The Senior Class The Liner Well, here We are, folks? Thirty-five gobs in spic-and-span suits, docked in the Port of Readiness. Look at our big, bold liner! lsn't she a beauty? Her glistening sides seem to reflect the glow of pungent youth which fills her deck, and her steel ribs feel the responsibility of soon being launched into the bustle and novelties of another world. But wait! lt's time for reminicing before We pull up the anchor. And why not? Even in these modern times, men like to turn the pages of the past in search of pictures that have made vivid impressions upon their lives. Our transi- tion from a frail little craft of four years ago to our present stately one, has been rather gradual, but by no means lacking in thrills. We've basked in the rever- ies that only the fathomless valleys of the sea can hold. Piles of golden clouds have painted our horizon in splendor. However, at times, the tempest's roar has been heard, and the fierce, foaming tide has leaped up in the endeavor to engulf the ship. Nevertheless, due to the cheering signals of the pilot ship to sail on, we have completed another lapse of our journey. Ah, enough for our past. Before us lies the unbounded Sea of Success. l-et's reconnoiter the horizon with a telescope, men. What do you see? XVhy, shores of the Land of Dreams Come True. Theres fine weather and fair wind at sea, so pull up the gang-plank. We're off! lildora Tolbert ,..... ..,. . . President Phil Mills ......... .......... l 'ice President Wilma Kempe .. ...... ...,, Secretc1rgfTreusurer Lucille Hunt Jaquith .... .......... . .. Sponsor Mollo- Step by step we gain the heighfsf' CoIorsfOld Gold and Purple. llffascot--Parrot. FfOLU6f2SLL'?9l Pea. o:on10in-o-------------------- ----- P axre Fourteen