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

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.g.-.,-.-.,-i..-..i...,-...D- THE HIGHLANDER -0-.-pq--.Q-1-Q ! ll U l II U 9 U l ! l 3 The Junior Class 2 The Pleasure Yacht H E A pleasure-yacht out at sea, brimful of happy, conscientious students, that's 2 the Junior Class? It Went sailing along on peaceful Waters with never a mis- Q hap. With forty staunch and true members, a loyal group of officers and a ! gallant captain at the head, how could anything be expected to go wrong? ll ' We have representatives in all the activities. Ten of our boys layed foot- ' P H ball: three of them played basketball. We have two very good baseball players E and one man out for track. Q The yacht took many enjoyable pleasure trips during the year. The first was a watermelon feed at Lakewood, last fall. Then later on in the year en- I . . . . . i tertainment was furnished to the rest of the High School by the class giving a i very good Assembly Program. On December 16th Miss Warner, our sponsor, 2 entertained the class With a Christmas Party, at her home, During the icy, i cold weather, the yacht went on a cruise up north, on a sledding party. Every i one had lots of fun. On Valentine's Day we had a party held in the auditor- i ium. Q As a climax for our many events during the year, we had the Junior-Senior i Banquet, which was held at the Country Club on May 3rd. Q Our dramatic talent on board the yacht was ably shown by the Junior Play, Q l'Two Day's to Marry, a three-act comedy, given on March l8, in the Q auditorium. I o:o:u101n1uqnuqmes 1 1 1 1 an 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -pm 1010141101 1111 1 101 Page Twenty-foul'

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-.-..q.-.q-.--.,.- THE HIGHLANDER -1-N,-..,..q-Q..-iqqqwg. uniors Q T Q ! Fourth Row1Wilbur Kempe. James Kneisler. Sherrill Thompson. Clarence Anderson. Gilbert ! Powell, Clair Chandler. Ronald Jordan, Harold Calderwood. . Third Row1George Holler. Gilvie Howard, Robert English. Chester Ewing. l,loyd Holston. ! William Claypool. Presley Anderson, l.oris Motter. i Second Row-Leonard Kelsey, Bruce Reynolds. Maxine Nye. Helene Roller. Mildred Powell. i Jane Ayres. Laura Morriss. Richard Beisecker, l.cland Cross. i First Row-Mary l,ouis Jones. Helen Smelser. Dorothy Crist, NVinona Hamilton. Evelyn XVar- ' ner, Martha Tillman. Josephine Bergman. Ruth Norriss. Sylvia Price. Naomi Hildenbrand, i A111110-KIIJI-T71-Shf'd, Ye! Beginning. ! Colors-Old Rose and Silver. Masc'ot1Parrot. niniiixiiiiiixuiiii1-11.-111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1:1 2 xuzuiuinioxuqgz, Page Twenty-three

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:--...q.q-.qi-.. THE HIGHLANDER -0.-.......-q..qp:Qi.:. Sophomores Fourth Row-Joseph Coleman, Williani Harold. Leland Young, Loren Guthals, Glen Baker. U Garold Simmons, Richard Bayless, Ray Jennings, Ernest Figgs. E Third Row-Ernest Kingsley. Emil Stawitz. Paul Ketcherside, Earl Richards, Allison Anno, H Dean Eakins, Dean Eastman. Alfred Edgar, Ernest Decker. Ted Delk, Bob Mills, Kenneth Johnson, Dale Hamilton, i Sceonii Row-Esther Needles. Aureta Johnson. Inez Klesath. Grace Euwer, Caroline Cusic, Eileen E Delk, June Stitt, Maxine Hill. Thelma Carson, Gertrude Klesath, Margaret Boast, Clinton : Morriss, Richard Lommasson. ! First Row-Hazel Holler, Ottillie Leupold, Leona Morand, Lucille Tolbert, Vivian Anderson, Q Isabel Weaver, Ruth Vwfeaver. Marjorie Gross. La Verne Goff, Vivian Whitehead, Lulu Tillman. Gertrude Bergman. Anna Mae Hilton. Hazel Mclntosh. i U U Motto--UGnWard and Upward Colors-Silver and Blue Flower-A'Eorget-me-not'' U ! U U U - - - - - - - - - - - - ! -111 1- --- -- -- - - 1- -1- 0:0 Pax-Ze Twenty-five