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

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LETTERS TO THE EDITORS fContinued from page 31 A JUNIOR SINGS OUR PRAISES Dear Editor and Staff, Listen, my children, and you shall hear from a dignified junior con- cerning the colossal annual, The HIGHLANDER. Digging into battered boxes or cluttered drawers ten years from now, you will discover many sou- venirs that will take you back to your high school days. Perchance youill spy a small worn book which reads something like this- Dear Diary,-T o d a y m y dreams came true. Tim Brown smiled at me! Of course he practi- cally demolished my geometry book when he tossed it from third floor to first, but what's another 351.65 to Dad when his daughters whole fzzture depends on it? Or maybe you'll find a crumpled Scotch Lassie bonnet that has weath- ered many a beating or a basketball jersey that just r0uldn't be left be- hind because it had your lucky number on it! Lastly, with great care and fond- ness you pick up four battered books slated HIGHLANDER. V a r i e d shades of ink and assorted styles of scribbling adorn every page-here a senior's farewell, there a green freshman's Hif' Each has its own significance. Anyone who's hep knows how noted the HIGH- LANDER is for its super photo- graphs and info on school activi- ties for the year. So you see, Gals and Guys, in years to come your HIGHLANDER will mean everything to you, be- cause it's strictly a book that's on the beam! I I A book FOR Lassies and Lads BY Lassies and Lads! All we Scotties doit our hats to you Staff Members of this HIGH- LANDER of 1946. Thanks be to you. Genie Mollett Dear Genie, Loads of thanks, Genie, for your swell letter. It tells us plenty about how much you kids appreciate the yearbook. Ed. I946 HIGHLANDER Editor-in-chief MARJORIE DICKINSHEETS HIIIIIIIIIIII II HIGHLANDER'S COVER Looking into the Future are Darlene Gooch and Bob Plummer, two typical seniors of the Class of 1946. Dressed in the traditional cap and gown whivh every high school student looks forward to wear- ing, they wonder what the future holds for them. Both are prominent in school activities, Darlene has been president of her class, ti member of the Scotch Lassies for three years, it leader in Girl Reserves, :un active member of glee clubs and ensembles, and at popular accompanist. Bob, president of the senior class, has been at member of Hi-Y and H-Club, :ln active pzlrtiripalxit in all sports, a baritone in the glee t-lubs and boys' ensemble, and an entertaining p 'st iano so oi . These two students represent the youth of today, the lenders of tomorrow. The future depends upon them, and they de- pend upon the future. All they ask is the opportunity to succeed. BUSINESS MANAGER Wade Abels ASSOCIATE EDITOR Beverly Emerson ADVERTISING MANAGER Lola Oberhelman SALES MANAGER Eloise Boyles PHOTOGRAPHERS Lyndon Herrman H. Burton Harvey CHIEF COPY WRITER Florence Burk CHIEF TYPISTS Bonnie Benson, Virginia Ctume PRINTER Myers 8: Co. PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHER Christopher Studio 4 EISENHUT GARAGE FRANK EISENHUT, Prop. 273I Indiana GENERAL REPAIR SHOP Sinclair Gasoline Pertect Seal Oil Prestolite Batteries We Appreciate Your Patronage THANK YOU Twenty-two Years' Service Phil Dufrcxin BARBER SHOP YOUR PATRONAGE IS APPRECIATED

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