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

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Student Council BACK ROW-D. Bessant, J. Hamilton, W. Moseley, Mr. Wright, M. Bayless. SECOND ROW F Bayless, W. Weinberg, J. Samuelson, H. Jones, J. Beckley. FIRST ROW-J. Milliken, W. Glng rich P Morriss, V. Langdon, N. Jones. Many different questions relative to the school's administration were discussed and action taken by this year's Student Council. Included in its many activities were the sponsoring of the all- school parties and the Sadie Hawkins Day Dance, March 31. On this night of frolic and fun, a L'il Abner contest was held to decide the persons best representing characters in the L'il Abner comic strip, and prizes were won by Dale Bessant, June Sisson, and Calvin Cusic. The prizes were individual plush Scottie dogs. Robert Kirk was the president of the Council the hrst semester, james Hamilton, vice-president, and Harold jones, secretary- treasurer. To increase efficiency, the Student Council changed its personnel the second semester to include two representatives from each class. The office of student body president was created, and Robert Kirk was elected. Other second semester officers were William Wein- berg, vice-president, and Waiida Gingrich, secretary-treasurer. HIGHLANDER I939

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Highlander Staff BACK ROW-J. Knight, K. Foun+ain, T. Kelly, L. Burrell, L. Lewis, M. Bayless, S. Elmore C Ernfeldf J. Mulholland, J. Treff, V. Cooper, J. Hamilton, J. Frilts, P. Haller, D. Shepard, E. Frawnfelter L. Halbert, M. Andres, C. Engelke, B. Pefrilr, D. Palmer, Miss Strode, H. Marn. SEATED H Pooler M. Quinn, D. Bessant, H. Shapiro, B. Miller, M. Krch, B. Weinberg, F. Reed, V. Dinlrle Tradition tells of an old minister who divided followers into four classes. First, he said, there are followers afore, secondly there are followers ahintg thirdly, there are followers cheelcie for cliow, and sidie by sidie, and last o' a', there are followers th it stand stane-stillfl And rio better example of these types of followers could be found than in the Highlander staff of 39. First, the cap rblc leaders ffollowers aforejg next, the responsible staff workers ffollowers ahintjg and last, the cooperation of the entire st rft ffollowers cheekie for chow, and sidie by sidiej. The only ty pc not represented are those who stand stane-still. Both classes have given their best effort toward honoring the heath and the heather, both the homeland and the bonnie bit so far removed. Hermine Shapiro was editor of this years Highlander, with Bob Kirk and james Hamilton associate editors. Bob Miller, Drlc Bessant, and Harold Pooler worked together as business manager advertising manager, and sales manager, respectively. Bill Werri berg wrote the Scots Diary. The other departments of the staff were: sports, Kenneth Fountain, snapshots, Milford Krch, pho tography, Melvin Quinn, organizations, Margaret Bayless, classes Suzanne Elmore, and plays, Velma Cooper. HIGHLANDER, l939