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

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Th UTSTANDING sophomore events during tlle year were e the Sadie Hawkins party March 8 and tile assemlmly Marull lfli. Those serving as officers for the first semester were: presi- CI S dent, Clement Shackleg vice-president, Norman Jones, sce- as retary-treasurer, Barbara Stapleton, SC1'g62llli-ill-ilPINS, Dale Doty. For the second semester Tom Allen acted as presi- dent, Grace Holeman, vice-presidentg Barlmra Stapleton, secretary-treasurer5 Bolm Gralvow, SCl'gCEllll-Eli-ill'lllS. Top row-Miss Dunn, N. Kralina, V. Loper, B. Grimes, J. Harvey, J. Samuelson, J. Dunn, N. llulnlry. D. Early, H. Pooler, G. Holeman. Third row-A. Kincaid, L. Swan, E. Fountain, L. Bicknell, l. Hi-rriilge. D. Krieg. ill. Me- Carter, R. Peavler, L. Anderson, V. Maxwell, F. Peavler. Second raw-T. Calron, A. Tullls-y, J. DQ-vs. l.. Ellis. A. J Oll61'llCllTlHl1, N. lelerson, L. Richardson, P. Ranh, M. Yaw, J. Burch. Front row-M. Vowels, S. llnilerwood, R. Cox, D. Whaley, B. Coffman, D. Haller, N. Slrceter, R. Sclnltz, V. Rutledge. Top row-C. Richards, W. Kinder, J. Smith, J. Edwards, T. Allen, R. Grulmow, ll. Marlin. L. bllzivklv. l.. Mc- Donald, D. Lanning, C. Ham. Third row-Mr. Amos, P. Foster, R. Hilo, W. Slznnm, li. llnlllcrforil. R. Nlvllziiiivl, R. llzlwlcy, B. Emery, A. Disney, P. Langley, V. Brown, W. Enwer. SUCOIIII row- -R. Braun. M. llarris. li. Eisen- llut, K. Frownfelter, J. Downs, F. Miller, J. Torrence. A. Celtler, L. Goodwin, A. Jackson. .l. Km-isle-r. U. Krcipv. Front FUN. -- - D. Doly, L. Rogers, N. Jones, D. Engelke, W. Dennis, M. Sisson, J. Beckley, H. Sioinun. D. Frnil. D. Jensen, E. I'lallme1'l. 15

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Top row-E. Dahlstrom, M. Dargitz, R. Shimer, M. Campbell, R. Wftilfkttlile, M. Lingc, B. Currence, V. Langdon, Miss Crawford. Third row--B. Bartels, B. Clayburg, B. Hall, L. Hall, D. Cerely. M. Morriss, Bl. Mills, K. Mc- Neivv, D. Mack. Serronrl row--E. Herschell, M. YVt:inberg, M. Pressgrove, B. Layman, W. Brees, M. Melzler, R. Axtell, D. Baker, F. Forlney. P. Robertson. Front rows- -J. Dunn, ,l. Lee, E. Anno, C. Chapman, M. Stitt, L. Davison, L. Cheatwood, R. Koller, J. Hamilton. Top row-G. Harvey, E. Burnett, B. Chapman, ll. Fpling, L. McCollum, R. White. NV. Fowler, Mr. Carpenter. Second row-G. Redmond, R. Lusco, R. Irish, H. Jones, A. Burk, B. Hentzlvr, B. Brunton, R. Messer, R. Rake. Front row-E. Herschcll, B. Knight, W. Wtilfkttltle, F. Young, R. Rose, ll. Allec, l. Andres, R. Rogers. AN unusually large audience attended wllhe Hoosier Schoolmaster, a three-act play of post-Civil war days, presented by a cast of twenty-seven juniors with Miss Glada Strode as director. The gratifying proceeds from the fall play Went to the major class project of the spring, the annual junior-senior prom, which was cleverly and uniquely carried out in pirate theme. Miss Golda Crawford was in charge. Ofhcers for the first semester were: Harold Epling, presi- dent, LeRoy lVlcCollum, vice-president, lVlina Pressgrove, secretary, lVlarjorie Dargitz, treasurer, Bob Knight, ser- ' geant-at-arms. For the second semester Lois Cheatwood was president, Frank Young, vice-president, lVlina Press- grove, secretary, lVlarjorie Dargitz, treasurerg Bob Knight, S sergeant-at-arms. M

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Top row--A. Crouch, E. Brees, l. Morriss, E. McCollum, D. Mollett, M. Stull, T. Stanley, I. Wulfkuhle, B. Penwcll. Fourth row-Miss Weaver, H. Penwell, ll. Bryan, V. Chapman, S. Sharrai, M. llollenbeek, N. Palmer, O. Trezise, M. Burk, I. Stevenson. Third row-A. Hernandez, N. Streetor, M. Brunton, V. Schrader, M. Cusic. L. llitc, L. Lewis, B. Miller, M. Frost, V. Wiles. Second row-M. Williatristnii, C. Pollard, B. Fountain, J. Ruther- ford, D. Rt-edy, M. Johnson, M. Mclindree, F. Rutledge, C. Harris, VV. Peavler. Fran! row--R. Morris, B. Coffman A. Bolyard, M. Keller, Nl. Miller, B. Armstrong, M. Johnson, L. Foster, D. Whitcomh. Top row-Mr. Dellinger. B. Crahow, G. Campbell, R. Kennedy, R. Boydston. D. Richards, B. Skaggs, P. Papps, C. True. Fourth row---R. Shrader, H. Marn, J. Parsons, E. Sharrai, D. Morriss, J. Vigneron, G. Wilt, C. Braden, H. Papps, D. Alu-ls. Third raw-C. Harris, N. Palmer, C. Hall, li. Baker, M. Mast, J. Hentzler, C. Lukm-rt. A. Samuelson. Serum! row-V-C. Hinton, R. Cusic, J. Zurhueht-n, W. Worthington, B. MeCarter, J. MeCarter, D. Pressgrovv. ll. Wvatts. Front row-D. Baker, J. Still, J. Mitchell, XV. Shimvr, C. Kreipe, W. Cusic, D. Miller, R. H irsehhc-rg. MOS'f eventful among the accomplishments of the fresh- man class this year were its assembly on April ll and a party in the fall. First semester oflicers Were: president, Donald lVlorrissg vice-president, John Parsons, seeretary-treasurer, lsla Mae Morrissg and sergeant-at-arms, Jack Vigneron. For the see- ond semester, Mary Lou Keller served as president, Mary Louise Stull, vice-president, Ruth Morris, secretary-treas urerg and Billy Grabow, sergeant-at-arms. 16