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Bad: row-W. Fowler, T. Kelly, Supt. Wrighl, W. Kirk, R. Kirk. Fran! mu' ll. Jones, L. Cooper, S. Elmore, W. Gingrich, 0. Childs, P. Morriss. The Student Council AGAIN this year, the Student Council sponsored the all- school parties and Hobo Day on April 1. Special attention was given to the upkeep of the school property, tardiness, and athletic awards. First prize in the Hobo Day contest for the most 'aartisticn costumes was won hy Katherine lVlcClenahan and ,lean Pritchett, who dressed as babies with nighties, be-ribboned caps, and milk bottles. Wyatt Kirk won the boy's artistic prize. Prizes for the best hobo outfits went to Ray White and Lorene Flohrschutz. The prizes were models of twin Scottie dogs. Wyatt Kirk was the president of the Council the first se- mester, Opal Doris Childs was vice-president, and Wanda Gingrich, secretary-treasurer. The second semester officers were Robert Kirk, president, Lucille Cooper, vice-presidentg and Wanda Gingrich, secretary-treasurer. 26
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NTEREST and enthusiasm shown by staff members and others interested in producing a truly valuable yearbook has been the outstanding reason for their believing the ef- forts were not in vain. Georgine Moss was editor of this year's ul'lighlander,', with Phyllis Billings her associate editor. Wilber Hole had charge of advertising, and George Wagstaff was business manager. Other staff members were Jeanne Ahels, photo- graphy, Eugene Panissidi, snapshots, Joe Crandall, art, and the write-up editors included in the staff picture below. Throughout the year, the two senior English classes took turns in editing the Bagpiper, monthly newspaper mimeo- graphed hy the typing classes, and the Highland Hi-Lights and Scottie Skits, which appeared weekly in the Topeka State Journal and the Topeka Daily Capital. The Highlander Stall Standing'-L. Cooper. H. Cook, D. Gear. D. Gross. K. Bakr-r. A. Barraclough. R. Williams. Miss Bishop. sponsor: J. Burrell, C. Stull, W. Kirk, A. Strachan, L. Nlorriss, .I. Abels, E. Panissidi, J. Langdon. Sealed ,l. Crandall, P Billings, C. Moss, W. Hole, G. Wagslaff. 27
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