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

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Girl Reserve BACK ROW--E. Dahlsfrom, M. Richardson, L. Loft, R. Wulflcuhle, A. Wilson, J. Harvey, E. Crispin, E. Marlin, J. Samuelson, M. Lawton, E. Powell, A. Thornburg, N. Hamby, V. Luiz, J. Mulholland, B. Grimes. FIFTH ROW-H. Marn, F. Reed, M. Dargilz, D. Palmer, J. Sisson, M. Lindeman, F. Peavler, H. Pooler, G. Holeman, D. Kreig, R. Taylor, M. McCar'rer, V. Loper, E. Fountain, B. Bartels, B. Currence, F. Fergel, V. Dinlrle, H. Pinger. FOURTH ROW-N. Peterson, V. Maxwell. M. Andres, W. Gingrich, R. Shimer, F. Rice, A. Oberhelman, D. Jensen, A. Haines, G. Magnuson, M. Campbell, M. Dahlstrom, D. Gerely, I. Engelke, D. Fralres, E. Frownfelfer, E. Goodnow. THIRD ROW-R. Keller, M. Smith, D. Baker, M. Morris, B. Clayburg, L. Richardson, B. Stapleton, M. Wein- berg, T. Catron, A. Horseley, D. Whaley, J. Parriclr, H. Root, M. Reed, Betty Stanley, F. Read, W. WuI'FIcuhIe, J. Burch. SECOND ROW-Maxine Vowels, S. Underwood, J. Hamilton, B. Porsch, F. Fortney, D. Young, V. Langdon, J. Dees, F. Fergel, B. Coffman, P. Robertson, B. McCarfer, J. Dunn, F. Morris, M. Disney, H. Owen, K. McNeive. FIRST ROW-R. Ax'feII, C. Fair, G. Chapman, S. Elmore, V. Cooper, K. McCIenahan, Miss Crawford, M. Bayless, H. Shapiro, V. Obenhaus, W. Wilson, Miss Callaway, M. Mills. As an organization, the Girl Reserve has had a most successful year. Reaching an all-time record of 102 members, the club was one of service and enjoyment. Interesting and instructive pro- grams formed a basis for the high ideals set forth by the members. Attending the G. R. conference in Garnett, Kansas, December 2, were Miss Golda Crawford, Margaret Bayless, Suzanne Elmore, Katherine McClenahan, and Velma Lou Obenhaus. At Christmas time, in co-operation with the Hi-Y and the Music Department, the Girl Reserves presented the Christmas play, Why the Chimes Rang. Christmas baskets were distrib- uted to several needy families. Annual events enjoyed by the members were the covered dish supper for the faculty, the Mothers Day Tea, and the Palm Sun- day service at the First Congregational Church. Much credit for the successful year should go to the sponsor, Miss Golda Crawford, and to the officers of the club, who were: Margaret Bayless, president, Suzanne Elmore, vice-president, Velma Lou Obenhaus, secretary, and Katherine McClenahan, treasurer. Other cabinet officers were Velma Cooper, Wilina Wil- son, Geraldine Chapman, Hermine Shapiro, and Clara jo Fair. 22 HIGI-ILANDER, i939

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Bancl Grcheslra Gaily arrayed in much-deserved new uniforms, the band, under the direction of Paul E. Blackwoozl, progrefsezl greatly this year. Playing at the home football and buslcerbzxll games, it served to foster pep and enthusiasm. Conducted by Miss Ruth Holmen, the orchestra played for the junior play, Spot-Light Club play, four musicules, and the senior play this year. lfancl: STANDlNG--Mr. Blackwood, clireclorg R. Kennedy, W. Weinberg, M. Campbell, V. Loll. SEATED-C. Ham, P. Langley, E. Marlin, M. McCarler, 6. Slaplelon, W. English, R. Miles, M. Campbell, R. Shimer, E. Pooler, W. Moseley, G. Campbell, D. Krieg, C. Engelke, R. Billings. R. Miller, D. Shepard, R. Nussbeclr, G. Faye, D. Lampman, D. Lillie, S. Powell, A. Jackson. Orcheslraz STANDING-H. Roof, Miss Holmen. SEATED-J. Hamillon, D. Palmer, M. Andres, B. Pelrilr, E. Dahlslrom, M. Dahlslrom, B. English, C. Fair, B. Moseley, R. Miles, F. Carrier, V. Oben- haus, R. Shimer, P. Langley, A. Oberhelman, M. Campbell, N. Hamby, D. Shepard, C. Engelke. L. McCollum, M. Krch, R. Nussbeclr, R. Billings, R. Miller, D. Balmer, N. Pelerson, W. Weinberg. D. Hixon, G. Langley. HIGHLANDER, If-739

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Hi-Y BACK ROW-F. Carrier, H. Epling, E. Hagen, B. English, L. McCollum, B. Chapman, M. Press- grove, J. Kekar, J. Downs. FOURTH ROW-W. Iwig, J. Bamberg, E. Pence, W. Fowler, R. Miller, O. Mullinix, B. McDaniel, B. Hentzler, L. McDonald, P. Weir. THIRD ROW-W. Engelke, K. Frown teller, R. Bram, R. Rose, C. Engelke, C. Shackle, L. Disney, L. Coleman, R. Hite, D. Fruit, A. Jack son. SECOND ROW-B. Euwer, N. Jones, R. Rogers, F. Bayless, R. Billings, F. Young, M. Harris, E. Halbert, D. Jensen, V. Brown. FIRST ROW-H. Pooler, J. FriHs, M. Quinn, B. Moseley, Mr. Blackwood, H. Tillman, D. Bessant, K. Downs, I. Andres. Feeling prevails that the club is succeeding in its aim to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian living. Before the start of the school-year Fred Carrier represented Highland Park in a conference at Berea, Kentucizy. Near the mid-year four delegates attended the Kansas City conference. In tl'e city-wide cabinet Mr. Paul Blackwood is president of the sponsors' group, and Melvin Quinn, vice-president of the hoys' group. Among the many Hi-Y activities of the past year, outstanding have been the play, Study Time, directed Igy iiin Fritts, XWhy the Chimes Rangf' produced in cooperation with the G. R. and tize music department, the watermelon feed, the I-li-Y swim, the 400-foot newsreel, and the operation of the candy stand at the football games. Dale Bessant was president of the Hi-Y with Melvin Quinn vice-president. Bill Moseley held the office of Secretary, Harold Tillman, treasurer, and jim Fritts, program committee chairman. Other cabinet officers were Ronald Billings, Kenneth Downs Harold Pooler, Frank Young, Frank Bayless, and Irvin Andres. I '23 I-IIGI-ILANDER, 1939