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

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The Christopher Studio H. EQ HAMMERLI Your Highlander Photographer 0 0 0 Phone 8864 los Wes+ 3+h TOSTHE CLASS OF I946 May all your lulure years be as happy as Those you have spenl in Dear Old Highland Park. ASPPLIANCE SERVICE CO. 605 Topeka Blvd., Topeka, Kansas R. M. Screechfield Leida G. Screechfield 8

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- 2- 7 l l I W Volume 24 HIGHLANDER May, 1946 iii! , ui Contents CLOSE-UPS Homecoming Celebration . . . . . . 25 Picture of the Year ....... . . . 45 SPORTS . , . Football .. . . .. 57 Basketball . , . . . . 60 Girls' Sports . . 39 MUSIC Instrumental . . . . . , 50 Vocal ..... . . . 52 THEATER Plays of the Year .... . . . 48 OTHER DEPARTMENTS Letters to the Editor ...................... . . 2 ' The HIGHLANDER Spends A Day with a ' Scottie Couple ........,............... . . . 26 Speaking of Pictures . .... 12 -I Fun in assembly! Time out after a busy clay Tardy again, Pete? The ideal study hall Eloise feeds Girl Reserve Cabinet. teacher. 7

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spent in guiding the young people of Highland Park is the record of Supt. W. W. Wright, who is ever eager to give young Scots a boost on their ways up the ladder to success. A spirit of unity and good will prevails among the members of the Board of Education, who have loyally given of their time to make Highland Park High School the institution which it is today. Mr. Ben H. Abels has served since 1928, and Mr. C. M. Miller was elected to the board in 1935. Mr. J. J. Gies joined the trio in 1938. To these men, the students and pa- trons of the community are grateful. 9