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

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THE STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS President . . . . . . . Rush Elmore Vice-President . . . . . . Sain lwig Secretary-Treasurer . . . . , Eugene Panissidi HEN this year's class elections took place it was found that a very unusual situation existed. The student council consisted entirely of boys, whether this was a happy situation or not, important school problems were effectively settled by the council. Again this year, as last year, the student council sponsored Hobo Day. The event this year far surpassed last year's success. Ralph MPercy McClenahan was crowned king. His costume was simplicity itself, consisting of one pair of winter underwear. There were two queens, the judges being unable to decide between the two Ntoughiesf, Alberta Eberhart and Dorothy Boot. Plans had also been carefully laid for an all-school party when the scarlet fever epidemic caused indefinite post- ponement. The council decided with the permission of the school administration that dancing shall be permitted at school functions held in the building. A sunlight dance was sponsored to introduce the custom. There is in every school a great need for strong student leadership. The Student Council of Highland Park hopes that in the cooperation of the administration it may develop into a vital organization in school affairs, THE HIGHLANDER STAFF Editor-in-Chief . Assistant Editor . Senior Editor . Make-up Editor . Features . . . Classes and Activities . Sports .... Snap-shot Sections . Snap-shot Sections . . Business Manager . . Associate Business Manager Business Assistant . . Business Assistant . . . Fred Bishop Katharine Chubb . Virginia Wells Ella Mae Hopkins . . Sam lwig Albert Elierliart . Robert Magee Florene Fairhank William Renliarger William Winner . Paul Heinz . Rush Elmore Wallace llallaert ETER weathering a severe scourge of scarlet fever, which almost depleted the business staff, skidding and slipping through freezing weather which nearly froze up the snap-shot pages-and editors-sand emerging through dust storms, which caused write-ups to look more hazy and cloudy than ever, we have, in our more calm and deliberate moments, produced a book, which we hope will ably depict the events of the past school year. We have appreciated greatly the assist- ance given by Marjorie Stapleton and Cecilia Stadler. 26

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