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

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Standing-Miss Strode, B. Moseley, J. Bamberg, L. Coleman, C. Allen, B. Nussbeck, M. Reed, D. Hixon, H. Voth B. Miles, B. English, M. Holeman, W. Beck, P. Weir. Sitting-W. Gingrich, H. Tillman, W. Wulfkuhle, R. Billings artln, W. Eberhart, V. Obenhaus, D. Jensen, B. Pennington, P. Morriss. Q, Responsible for the Highlander and the Bagpiper, the journalism class has also entered regularly every Week a column in each of the two Topeka dailies. With a donation of 55100, the Highlander staif has con- tributed more than a fourth of the total cost of the recently purchased school movie projector. Wilbur Eberhart and Ronald Billings were editor and business manager respectively. The remaining staff con- sisted of: associate editors, Max Holeman and Velma Lou Obenhaus, circulation, Charles Allen and Jack Bamberg, advertising, Bill Pennington and Paul Morriss, organiza- tions, Wanda Gingrich, Harold Voth, and Wilma Beck, plays, Dorothy Hixon, sports, Harold Tillman, LeRoy Cole- man, and Paul Weir, classes, Wilma Wulfkuhle, Marjorie Reed, Bob Miles, photography and art, Bill Moseley, snap- shots, Bob Nussbeck, faculty director, Miss Glada Strode. W. EBERHART V R. BILLINGS The Highlander Staff

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A BOOK IS BORN is Editor examines Capps-r's Copy Camera . . . Angle shot . . . Tall ones to tlle miclclle, please . . . Banging out copy . . . Time for a game before calling the next picture group . . . Ad boys head for town . . . Teachers compare innings -here7s a funny one! . . . G'Highlancler', stall volvs unani- mous dedication of annual to Highland Park . . . Staff sorts snapshots . . . Shoot to kill . . . Editor and engraver, Mr. Fazel, take a squint . . . So this is art . . . ln conference . . . Moseley gots even with adviser for being late to engravefs. 19

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The Bagpiper Q Edited and published once a month by the T' journalism class, the Bagpiper offers stu- : ,X dents a record of news and features regard- ' ing school activities. Art work by Bill Moseley has been a special feature this year. The newspaper is stenciled and mimeographed by the typing classes under the direction of Miss O'Brien. During the past year the Bagpiper was edited by Willna Wulfkulile, Velma Lou Obenhaus, Bill English, Ronald Billings, Harold Tillman, Paul Morriss, Max Holeman, and Charles Allen. This yearls class has taken a particular interest in inter- viewing celebrities among whom have been Thomas Mann, Carveth Wells, Lord Dull-Cooper, Ruth Bryan Owen, and H. R. Knickerbocker. Harold Voth leads the class with five notables on his list for the term. Several class members have interviewed one or more. W .. 2525? uzusl ,,, ggggg ilu!! i'2'i'at 5233- ggi xsaxp A e ' Q misss' EEZQQ ,ln . 5.3-'iii S223 lun ,, Q, - ,MQ 21 Trcxphy 211.22223 Ebs 8 I'har't i