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

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-...N-11111111 THE HIGHLANDER -it-111,-.-...pawn-1 Freshman Class The Tub On September 2, 1929 each freshman brought a stave and we built our tub. We hoisted our table-cloth sail and set forth from the Port of Anticipation. There were sixty-seven passengers, including the crew, but a few became seasick and decided to discontinue the voyage. We have bobbed merrily up and down on the sea of New Experiences on our quest for knowledge, visiting occasionally the Island of Good Times, but more frequently anchoring at the Islands of Concentration and Perserverance, where we gained valuable information to help us not only on this voyage but on future ones. We are represented by eleven girls in Girl Reserves, twelve girls in Girls' Glee Clubs, siX boys in Boys' Glee Club, and eight people in Orchestra. We also have some freshies that are outstanding in athletics. Lloyd Eber- hart and Donald Myer did their part in football while Merrion Sassman play- ed forward on the Girls' Basketball team. Three girls were allowed to suit up for various games. Our class has cheerfully co-operated to make the voyage a successful one. In January we entertained the rest of the high school with a class program for as- sembly. We are hoping to arrive safely at the Port of Satisfaction where we shall rest and wait for another ship. CLASS OFFICERS Miss Welty ........... . ..... Sponsor Leonard Root .....,,.... Sec't. '55 Treas, Lloyd Eberhart .....,.,......... President Dorothy Chubb Ernestine Lynde .....,... Vice President Student Council Rep' bl0l01Ul0lilillillilillil 1 l l iii l l l ll lil Pag Twenty-eight g

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