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

Page 28 text:

E TOP ROW: L Lewis. E Cri ' C . . spin, . Shackle, N. I-lamby, D. Fruit, R. Hite, D. Krieg, I. Samuelson. SECOND ROW: R, Sie- men, I. Zurbuchen, I.. Currie, I. Vigernon, M. L. Stull, I. Smith, D. Iensen, P. B E . . ranson, D. Abels. FRONT ROW: V. Rutledge, Stapleton, M. I. Stone, I. Gres, Miss Sutton, A. Oberhelma , L. G. El' ' An enlarged Iournalism class this year undertook the various tasks of publishing the yearbook, The Highlander, the tri- Weekly newspaper, The Bagpiperf' and the Weekly columns, The Scottie Skits and The Highland Hi-lights, appearing in the two Topeka daily papers, as Well as the regular class work in Iournalism and Speech. The staff members of the Bagpiper were changed for each issue in order that all students might have experience in each position. Subscriptions were sold to the student body for the first time this year. 4-9' -6' n lis, E. Fountain, R. I. Cox. Highlander staff members were: Editor: lim Smith Assistant Editor: Ruth Ieanne Cox Business Manager: David Fruit Assistants: Clement Shackle, Ralph Sieman Art Editor: lean Dees Assistants: Emily Fountain. Norman Sisson Photography: Don Iensen Assistant: lane Samuelson Typists: Nelda Hamby, Peggy Branson Senior Reporters: Barbara Stapleton. Gail Ellis Iunior Reporters: Vivian Rutledge. Doris Krieg Sophomore Reporters: Elizabeth Crispin. I Amelia Quast Freshman Reporters: Richard Hite, Loran Lewis Club Reporters: Arlene Oberhelman. Mary Ieanne Stone unior Staff Mary Louise Stull David Abels Iunior Zurbuchen Lucille Currie Iacl: Vigneron

Page 27 text:

vf ........... tl.. ...ft A joint watermelon ieed with the Girl Reserves started the Hi-Y upon another successful year under the sponsorship of Mr. Loren Mentzer. Weekly meetings were held with a View toward character development. A speech by Roy Hodgell, Secretary to Mayor Warreng two swims at the Y.M.C.A.f and home talent programs were features of the program. Officers of the club were: Norman Iones, President, Donald Iensen, Vice-President, Clement Shaclcle, Secretary: lunior Zur- buchen, Treasurer, Iim Smith, Program Chairman, Bob Williamson Devotional Chairman: Adelbert Shimer, World Brotherhood Chair- man, Ralph Grooms, Social Service Chairman, and Armin Samuel- son, Publicity Chairman. TOP ROW: H. Stover, G. Campbell, W. Emerson, G. Locke, R. McDaniel, R. McClelland, B. Mason, D. Little, I. Friend, D. Fruit B. Hawley, R. I-lite, H. Whitlow. FOURTH ROW: R. Sieman, G. Lukert, K. Frownielter, E. Pooler, D. Gott, E. Baker V Brees B. Hawley, D. Zirkle. D. Engleke, E. Halbert, M. Harris. THIRD ROW: E. Aley, I. Parsons, P. Foster, M. Gilkeson, Iackson: E. Sharrai, I. Gies, D. Abels, D. Warner, A. Falley, I. McDaniel, A. Wagner, R. McNieve. SECOND ROW: D. Mohler R. Dahl- strom, D. McCarter, D. Hessong, R. Cusic, B. Iohnson, W. Cusic, B. McCarter, I. Dunn, B. Harmon, R. Emerson, I. Hall, G. Hall B. Ferrick. FIRST ROW: R. Morris, Mr. Mentzer, I. Zurbuchen, R. Grooms, N. Iones, A. Samuelson, C. Shackle, I. Smith, D: Iensen, A. Shimer, B. Williamson, C. Brunton, I. Stitt.

Page 29 text:

STANDING-F. Dahlstrorn, I. Burrow, E. Pooler, Miss I-lolmen, E. Eisenhut, B. l-lawley, E. Fountain, D. Little, M. Miller, B. Schubert, D. Emerson, H. Stover, A. Crouch, M. L. Keller, B. Mason, V. L. Chapman, D. Krieg, L. Currie, B. Fountain, M. L. Stull, Mr. Folks. SEATED-C. Duvall, E. Moss, B. Stapleton, L. Swan, H. Pooler, A. Oberhelman, M. Claar, M. McCarter, N. Peterson, N. l-lamby, D. Hunt. As an organization to further the interest in and apprecia- tion of music, the Clef Club meets to provide an oppor- tunity for professional as well as local talent in both vocal and instrumental music. Under the leadership of its co-sponsors, Miss Ruth Holmen, and Mr. Beryl Folks, and the officers for the year, the Clef Club has gone forward in achievement. Club officers were: President, Mary Louise Stull: Vice- president, Edward Poolerg Secretary-treasurer, Nadine Peterson, Program chairman, Arlene Oberhelmanp Social chairman, Marion Miller, Publicity chairman, Emily Fountain, Librarian, Betty Fountain, Reporter, Dean Little, Pianist, Lucille Richardson, Song leader, Nelda Hamby. 5142 mf f 5