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

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Top row-C. Richards, T. Allen, L. McCollum, B. Martin, R. Grabow, O. Foltz, B. Hentzler, M. Pressgrove, M Decker. Third row-J. Parsons, J. Cettler, W. Kinder, T. Kent, R. McDaniel, O. Mullinix, H. Bertschinger, P Langley, W. Cusic. Second row4R. Cusic, G. Lukert, K. Frownfelter, M. Harris, B. Emery, W. Wulfkuhle, R Rake, J. Hentzler, W. Tibhets, D. Baker. Front row!D. Kinder, L. Rogers, W. Worthington, A. Jackson, Mr Carpenter, N. Jones, A. Samuelson, E. Herschell, G. Kreipe. lg In 1939 the State Board for Vocational Educa- tion used the activities of the Highland Park B F.F.A. chapter as the central theme for a film that was shown throughout the state of Kansas. Included in the film were projects and activities carried on by the members. For the last several years the F.F.A., under Mr. F. E. Carpenter, has been rated one of the ten best chapters of the state of Kansas. This year,s officers Were: president, Norman Jones, vice- president, Robert Rakeg secretary, Albert Jackson, treas- urer, Theron Kent, reporter, Ernest Abbott. Future Farmers of America 26

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Top rowAO. Foltz, B. Chapman, B. Martin, H. Epling, F. Morris, W. Eberharl, L. McCollum, B. Skaggs, C. Cusic, B. Hentzler, P. Papps. Fifth row-J. Parsons, R. Hite, E. Sharrai, R. Messer, J. Smith, W. Fowler, C. Shackle, B. Kennedy, li. McDaniel, H. Jones, J. Bamberg, B. Pennington. Fourth row-R. Sieman, H. Papps, G. Camp- bell, G. Jackson, R. Rake, M. Gettler, A. Burk, P. Weir, D. Richards, W. Wulfkuhle, B. Knight. Third row-R. Cusic, J. Zurbuchen, D. Engelke, E. Baker, D. Abels, J. Gettler, P. Morriss, B. Hawley, R. Rose, J. Vigneron, W. Herndon, E. Herschell. Second row-C. Hinton, A. Shimer, W. Cusic, S. Myzer, A. Samuelson, B. McCarler, J. McCarter, D. Jensen, E. Halbert, K. Frownfelter, N. Jones, H. Watts. Front row---R. Rogers, D. Fruit, F. Young, L. McDonald, B. Moseley, Mr. Elder, B. English, H. Tillman, R. Billings, K. Downs, l. Andres. This year's Hi-Y chapter exceeded all other chapters of Topeka in enrollment, it also sur- V' passed its last year's enrollment by twenty members. The high point of the current term's activities was the city- wide induction ceremony in charge of Harold Tillman, m Dece ber 3. Mr. Harold Elder was sponsor with a cabinet consisting of: president, Harold Tillman, vice-president, Ronald Bill- ings, secretary, Bill English, treasurer, Frank Young, pro- gram chairman, Bill Moseley, publicity, David Fruit and Lynn lVlcDonald, Bible study, Robert Rogers, world brother- Hl 'Y hood, Kenneth Downs, social service, Irvin Andres. 25

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Top row-Mr. Amos, G. Wilt, C. Ham, E. Burnett, R. While, J. Bamberg, R. Messer, P. Langley. J. McCall. Fran! row4A. Sllimer, B. Euwer, N. Palmer, C. Braden, L. Coodwin, ll. Alles, B. Sieman, H. blunder, D. Doly, C. Hinton. In the past year the Aviation Club under tlle sponsorship Aviation of lVlr. Preston Amos has reached the status of a regularly Cl U b organized Club. K ' W' With fingers skilled in needle Work and minds alert to mt It etiquette problems, the Knit Wit Club enjoys weekly meet- Cl U b ings under sponsorship of Miss Golda Crawford. T011 row'-f-M. Cusic, M. Disney, D. Jensen, H. Owen, B. Currencc. N. Kralinu, Miss Crawford. Scvmul ram-- J. Parriek, B. Clayburg, A. Jones, M. Mills, W. Brees, F. Morris, M. Morris, B. Layman. Front row-f-l . Rut- ledge, J. Dunn, B. Coffman, L. Davison, E. Goodall, V. Rutledge, J. Burch. 27