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

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First Row : Staplcton. Bram. Wolfe, Hall, Virginia Achenbach. Howard, Conner, McCartney. Walters. Second Row: Iwig. Young. McClenahan, Lommasson, Robert Mclsaac, Buckmaster, Burrell, Whitehead. Cloud. Girl Reserves and Hi-Y Build Character for Future Citizens of Highland Park Membership in the Christian boys and girls organizations. Girl Reserves, and Hi-Y, totaled ninety this year, with fifty girls in Girl Reserves, and forty boys in Hi-Y. Social activities consisted of several individual parties and a joint Hi-Y and Girl Reserves ' party in the fall of this year. The year ' s activities have included regular devotional services and one assembly conducted by each group. The ambition of both organizations has been to raise the student morale and encourage a finer school spirit. CABINET OFFICERS Girl Reserves President Leona Mae Hall Vice President Helen Walters Secretary Marjoric Stapleton Treasurer Peggy McCartney Service Chairman Maxine Howard Program Chairman Dorothy Bram Social Chairman Lois Wol f e Music Chairman Mabel Conner Sponsor Miss Achenbach - Hi-Y President Vice President Secretary -Treasuc Sponsor Beryl Whitehead Paul McClenahan John Buckmaster Mr. Mclsaac PaKe EiKhteen

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Peggy McCartney, Leona Mae Hall. Robert Raber. Fred Allee. Dorothy Bram. Estelle Shapiro, and Paul McClenahan. After careful planning and much financial conjuring, the juniors were hosts at what was considered one of the most outstanding events of its type — the Junior-Senior Prom. The seniors were delightfully surprised when they learned the banquet was to be at the White Lakes Golf Club, and were highly entertained by the novel radio broadcasting theme, carried out in the decora- tions and toasts. The juniors have written well three chapters of their high school history. They have come to the beginning of the end. They hope to be able to write a splendid, exciting conclusion to their story a year from now. CLASS OFFICERS First Semester President Wendell Milliken Vice President John Richardson Secretary -Treasurer Pauline Gott Student Council Repiesentative Gordon Weir Second Semester President George Simpson Vice President Francis Mader Secretary -Treasurer Bill Kekar Student Council Representative Gordon Weir Sponsor Miss Weaver Assistant Soonsor Miss Holmen Page Seventeen

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Whitehead, Bower. Smith. Williams. Wells. Butner. Reedy. Walters. Tomlinson. Thespian Aspirants! DRAMATIC CLUB OFFICERS President Norma Stitt Secretary -Treasurer Peggy McCartney Sponsor - Miss Pitts The Dramatic Club had a membership of twenty-five this year under the supervision of its efficient sponsor, Miss Pitts. The meetings were held on alternate Wednesday noons and each meeting dealt with the life and works of some famous actor. Each member has presented for the approval of the Club as a whole, a project. These projects included the writing, and preparing of settings of plays, and taking parts in the productions. Good notebooks of dramatic in- terest also were turned in. The three-act comedy. In Came Alary Ann , was presented by the Club, March 23, 1934. with Lois Bowers and Beryl Whitehead taking the leading parts. THE CAST Mary Ann Brandon Martha Brandon Rosalie Clark Joan Marshall Mrs. Jones-Wright Robert Whitney Randy Gardner Jim Belton Archie Teckor Lois Bowers Kathlyn Williams Vivian Wells Helen Walters Wilma Reedy Beryl Whitehead Charles Tomlinson Rolland Smith ... Cornelius Butner Page Nineteen