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

 - Class of 1938

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Bark row--VP. Billings. ll. Rout, R. Hiller. R. Billings. L. Schrader. C. Engelke. L. Hines. R. Nusslmeck. W. Wein- lwrgx. R. Kirk. Miss ll0lI'llt'I1. dirm'to1'. Seated' C. Fair. YT. lloselfly, Xl. Andres, D. Gear, D. Palmer, E. Anclvrson, L. FlUllI'Sl'lllllZ, Nl. Dalilslrum. lf. Panissirli. A. Sll'ilL'l13I1. Nl. llamillmm, C. Black, J. Alu-Is. R. Wliles. C. Stull, J. llolwrls, M. ilarnplwll. V. 0lJP11lldllS, ll. llull. E. Dalilslrnm, W. Gingricli, L. MCCollun1, l. llulvnian, D. Hixon, J. llaniillnn. Bl. K1'L'll. H, BLlIIllJL'l'Q. F. Klurriss. D. liure. G. Langlty. Bark row---M. llamillun, ll. Tillman. L. lXl0Cullum, E. llagvn. W. Moselc-y. W. llule, l . Irisli. L. Scliraclvr, J. Cran- nlall. M. Krcli. lf. Ramlwau. K. Patti-rsmi. L. L1-wis. lfiftlz Vllllifxl. Preswgruw. Nl. lfullz, ll. llall. O. Nlullinix. J. Burrell. Il. Eplilig. W. Elm-rliurt, R. Wiillianis. ll. lfilzliugxli. D. Barr-, J. lfrills. R. Millvr, ll. Poulvr. Fourth mw- P. llallf-r, C. lfrigvllw. I.. Mn-luI1L'. J. ,1lllllll21Il, 'l'. Kelly. F. Murriss. L. llincs, li. Milvs. E. ljanissimli. W. Kirk. J. Kvlxar. ll. Crillin. A. lfvaiis. Tlzirfl mic' R. Ynvuin. S. Allllll. U. l'lE1I'Yl'y. NY. Wveiriln-rg. J. 51f'lYJtIIl0llQIll. D. Rvn- lwarger, O. Foltz. D. Sllt'IJl'li1l'4l, C. ll:-clinuml, J. liimlvr. l.. Disney, li. Calron, L. Cole-niun. l. Bolyarml. SUFUIIII row ffl. Sliocinalie-r. K. lflllllllillll.. J. Knight. ll. lrisli. G. Wauslzill, Miss llnlmm-n, mlin-clorg K. Kirk. G. Langlvy. E. Tim- IHUIIS. R. Rosen il. Rn-1-ll. E. ll:-rsclin-ll. lglillllf IYIIIJYC. Cusiv. P. Xlurriss, J. fll'IIM'HUXt'l', A. Petrik. O. Kinclvr. YV. Fowler, A. Burlw. R. Xlicklvwn. Highly grutiliyiiig mls llic Svollio i'ec'm'rl in the clistrict 0 contest at Topelizi April 0 and 9 wlion llic following rzuili- iiigs wvre allaiiivrl: Ylixcml l'l10l'llS. girls? glee vlulr. mixcd ensomlnle, and girls, octet., liiglily superiorg lmysl quintet, lioys' glee vlulm, xlllllily Hamilton, Caitlieriiic Stull, lioiizilcl Billings ft1'umpelJ, illlll Agnes Betty Sl1'ill'llHIl l'pia1noJ. su- pffriorg Agmvs Bally Sll'ill,'lIilll, llliea liuinlmi-g, and Clara Jar Fair lwiolinJ, exvellciil. The mixefl Ull0l'lIS plainnml ln autor llie Ililtlilllill contest at Onialiu, Nelirzlslxal, May 12 illlll l3. 29

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C NE of the most popular activities of the school, the music e department carried out a full and successful year's program. With the aid of the Dramatics Club, four musicales were given. Under the able direction of Paul E. Blackwood, the band established last year made commendable progress. Back rowfV. Wright, M. Lawton, B. Bamberg, C. Stull, B. Kekar, L. Morriss, C. Black, R. Pritchard, E. Martin. D. Hixon, V. Cooper, M. Melone, H. Pinger, A. Hamby, lf. Anderson. Fifth row-D. Riley, M. Dargitz, R. Wulf- kuhle, F. Fergel, M. Dahlslrom, J. Bower, H. Bayless, R. Snyder, A. Strachan, K. McClc-nahan, M. Jackson, A. Thornburg, H. Marn, L. Flohrschutz, D. Palmer, L. Schrader, R. Coleman. Fourth rows-M. Campbell, W. Ging- rich, A. Barraclough, G. Moss, D. Gear, J. Abels, C. Livingston, F. Reed, V. Lott, B. Currence, N. Boaz, V. Tuff- ley, V. Obenhaus, E. Frownfelter, E. Weaver, E. Nussheck, M. Disney. Thin! row-F. Chapman, H. Root, G. Mor- ancl, A. Quast, l. Holeman, P. Billings, L. Cooper, J. Sisson, E. Braden, J. Pritchett, ll. Frakes, D. Cross, D. Frakes, D. McCarter, F. Knisely, J. Langdon, I. Gerety, M. Baker. Secoml raw-W. Lutz, C. Magnuson, M. Linge, L. Hall, E. Dahlstrom, B. Rose, B. Hall, D. Holloway, M. Andres, D. Wells, M. Morris, D. Cerety, B. Bartels, U. Bates, D. Baker, D. Young, M. Walters. Front row-M. Prcssgrove, B. McCarter, B. Petrik, V. Langdon, J. Ham- ilton, L. Shannon, F. Read, Miss llolmcu, director, E. Porsch, O. Childs, C. Fair, L. llalbert, E. Herschell, G. Chapman. Seate1lfM. McCarter, P. Langley, G. llammons, B. Shimmer, C. Campbell, M. Campbell, A. Strachan, R. Sieman, R. Kennedy, H. Miles, C. Black, D. McCarter, T. Martin, W. Weinberg, R. Kirk, A. Shimer, L. Schrader, W. Moseley, C. Engelke, R. Billings, R. Miller, L. Hines, W. White, H. Lampman, D. Shepard, J. McCarter, R. Nussbeck, R. Black. SmndingfMr. Blackwood, director. .SXSW 5 -'SW Q' Q, is sl? 28



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Back row-M. Melone, M. Houston, M. Lawton, C. Stull, E. Powell, L. Morriss, R. Bamberg, S. Elmore, J. Mulhol- land, M. Bayless, K. McClenahan, V. Dinkle, H. Marn, V. Lott. Fifth row-V. Obenhaus, W. Gingrich, M. Dar- gitz, G. Moss. D. Holloway, M. Campbell, J. Pritchett, B. Currence, L. Bates, R. Wulfkuhle, R. Shimer, l. Engelke, A. Pressgrove, F. Reed. Fourth row-G. Engelke, H. Shapiro, H. Root, J. Stapleton, D. McCarter, E. Weaver, D. Frakes, D. Cross, ll. Frakvs, M. Baker, J. Langdon, A. llaines, I. Gerety, E. Anderson. Third rczw-W. Wilsfwn, J. Hamilton, D. Crouch, M. llenry, E. Porsch, B. Bartels, l. Holcman, M. Disney, V. TufHey, E. Frownfeller, F. Bead, R. Axtell, W. Wulfkuhle, M. Bare, E. Anno. Second row---F. Fortney, D. Disney, E. Disney, G. Chapman, M. Stitt, L.l-lallierl, D. Wells, M. Morris, F. Morris, D. Gerety, M. Reed, D. Young, C. Fair. Front row lcahinell4P. Billings, A. Barraclough, ,l.Al1els, A.Strac'han, V. Cooper, Miss Crawford, sponsor, D. Gear, R. Snyder, 0. Childs, L. Cooper. ITH 44Widen Your Horizonsf' the international Girl Re- serve theme for l938, as a guide, the Highland Park club, grown to a memliership of Bl, planned its programs with the aim of developing the personalities of its members. Cabinet members and their committees took turns in plan- ning meetings. City-wide G. B. activities in which the cluh co-operated included a Palm Sunday service at Central Congregational church, a Christmas banquet at Topeka High School, and a tea at Washburn. A bulletin hoard stimulated interest in the club and entire student hody on subjects of personal grooming and well- lleing. The Hi-Y cluh and music department co-operated with the Girl Reserves in presenting a play, a'Why The Chimes Bang, in a Christmas service which they hope to make an annual occasion. Cluli officers were Dorothy Gear, president, Opal Doris C' I Childs, vice-president, Phyllis Billings, treasurer, Birth Ir Snyder, secretary, other caliinet ollicers, .leanne Almels, Arlene Barraclough, Lucille Cooper, Agnes Betty Strachan, and Velma Cooper. 30

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