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

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H Club Fostering good sportsmanship, better school spirit, higher schol- arship, and clean athletics, the H Club was organized by Mr. Christensen and boys who have earned athletic letters. The group contributed 3550 to the projector fund. giving 21 benefit bridge in the gymnasium to raise the money. Officers for the first semester were: president, Tom Kelly, vice-president, Kenneth Fountain, secretary-treasurer, Ed Hageng second semester: president, Wfarren Iwigg vice-president, jack Knight, secretary-treasurer, Ed Hagen. BACK ROW-Mr. Amos, J. Tillman, E. Hagen, F. Irish, Mr. Christensen, C. Allen, L. Lewis. THIRD ROW-J. Knight, P. Morriss, R. Grabow, M. Krch, D. Bessant, J. Zinn, P. Weir. SECOND ROW-B. Knight, R. Kirk, H. Jones, K. Gott, B. Weinberg, K. Fountain, R, Lutz, G. Shoemaker. FRONT ROW--W. twig, J. McDonough, J. Fritts, F. Carrier, T. Kelly, D. Currie, L. Coleman. I-HGHLANDER, I939 27

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Scotch Lassies Pep Club BACK ROW-F. Reed, M. Lawton, N. Hamby, M. Bayless, E. Powell, V. Cooper, K. McClenahan, J. Mulholland, Miss Crawford. FOURTH ROW-B. Bartels, N. Boaz, B. Currance, H. Pooler, H. Marn, H. Finger, W. Gingrich, V. Obenhaus, A. Hamby. THIRD ROW-M. Weinberg, M. Mor- ris, R. Axtell, H. Shapiro, F. Chapman, G. Magnuson, F. Read, E. Fountain, W. Luh, J. Parrick. SECOND ROW-B. McCar+er, G. Chapman, W. Wilson, H. Root, M. Reed, M. Mills, C. Fair. B. Petrik, S. Underwood. FRONT ROW-S. Elmore, F. Young, M. Dargitz. Pep assemblies, a sports dance, a song and yell contest, and general pep promotion may all be attributed to the enthusiastic efforts of the Scotch Lassies, whose colorful plaid costumes and jaunty green caps are only exterior evidence of their abounding school spirit. Sponsored by Miss Golda Crawford, the club swung into the first work of the year by electing Suzanne Elmore, Marjorie Dargitz, and Frank Young, cheerleaders. The winners of the song and yell contest were: Shirley Underwood, Eleanor Frown- felter, Velma Lou Obenhaus and Clara Jo Fair. Prizes were free tickets to the Highland-Seaman football game. Officers were: president, Wanda Gingrich, vice-president, Betty McCarterg secretary-treasurer, first semester, Jeanne Bower, and second semester, .lean Mulholland. 26 HIGHLANDER, I939

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Music Club STANDING-L. Swan, M. Campbell, D. Hixon, A. Hamby, O. Foltz, W. Lutz, W. English, B Mc Carter, B. Porsch, M. Pressgrove, B. McCall, E. Frownfelter, M. Gettler, C. Cusic, Miss Holmen SITTING-G. Magnuson, F. Chapman, D. Holloway, M. Dahlstrom, E. Dahlstrom, M. Lawton C Farr, M. Richardson. To give an opportunity for further enjoyment of music is the purpose of the Music Club. This new organization of twenty-tive members was sponsored by Miss Ruth Holmen. The programs consisted of both vocal and instrumental music given by members of the club and by guest artists. Members dis- cussed all types and classes of music. Those who were interested wrote arrangements for the band and orchestra. A spring party was the only social function of the club during the year. The oflicers for the first semester were: president, Mildred Richardson, vice-president, Mina Pressgrove, secretary-treasurer, Florine Chapman, program chairman, Gertrude Magnuson. For the second semester officers were: Mildred Richardson, president, Calvin Cusic, vice-president, Florine Chapman, secre- tary-treasurer, Marion Lawton, program chairman. HIGHLANDLR I930