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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1949 volume:

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From that moment when we first wandered through the halls as freshmen until the hour of our graduation, no person or problem has been too small for Andy to notice. He has worked with us, worried with us, laughed with us, and kept us in line. Any success that we have achieved during these last four years has come with his help and encouragement. We shall always be grateful to him. - z , RONALD LEO PLUMMER H930-19483 Ronald is gone -- And with him has gone a bit of all our hearts. Gone is the fire of his spirit, his laugh, and his big, friendly way, Gone is the carefree kindness of his heart. And yet -- and yet -- He is not gone so long as one of us, our children, or our children's children shall live For he has become a part of our beings, a part of our hearts - - And herein lies the key to immortality. 3 I - - - - - THIS AUTOGRAPH PAGE WITH COMPLIMENTS OF BERKSONS v . .JAJ I Q ' U an Ju .mf waves? , NM ill .M Aa, Nav- rf ,,. -f' 0. K1 wif' .qs '1-. C' .. ' N.- .,-LJQ i R, az . . V A-' .. . . . 5 .x 4 f . 1 . Q- . y..f I ,I , - 1 1 1 . . ,A N.., :wwf X 'sing . -Q-up , ,kc . sw JJ, . ai- .: 7 ' 'wevgdm s wk. ak, WALTER J. HINES Principal THE ADMINISTRATION Three men who have had many extra tasks and who have done excellent work are these members of the Highland Park High School Board of Education. Faced by the controversial issue of whether to build a new building and then the question of where, when, and how, these men have done an exceptionally fine iob and are to be com- mended. P Walter J. Hines, Principal of Highland Park High Schqpl, is undoubtedly a man with punch . None will say that our administrator is 'easy, but none will question his results or the esteem in which we hold him. His accomplishments are manyg his smile, wit, and sense of fair play have won for him the highest regard of all of us. JAMES E. SMITH Director J. J. GIES Treasurer PERRY C. WAYMAN Clerk THIS PAGE WITH COMPLIMENTS OF HOOFER'S DINING HOUSE e -5.3-., BETTY LEE BASKETT MRS, DAN BOWSER F. E. CARPENTER MRS RUTH E. CARR JOHN M. CROFT English Home Economics Vocational Agriculture English Social Science H. BURTON HARVEY LYNDON HERRMAN WILLIAM R. HOWARD HULDA HURTGEN MRS. HAZEL L Instrumental Music Science Physical Education English UNDQUIST Basketball Coach Home Economics MRS. PAULINE JOHN J. MERRYMAN JESSIE NICHOL GLADYS NYGREN LOUlSE O'BRlEN MATOUSH Science, Mathematics Mathematics Vocal Music Commercial Work Geornstry, Latln CLAUDE W. MRS. LOUISE ROHLER W. A. SIMPSON MRS. HELEN STINSON HELEN TRQTFER REYNOLDS Librarian Metal Shop Office Secretary Commercial Wurk Manual Training Football, Track Coach 'THIS PAGE WITH COMPLIMENTS OF HIGHLAND PARK DRUG STORE 7 , if 1 fsfgi ' A A TAKE A PEEK AT THESE FACULTY - 1 fs A MEMBERS AS THEY TRY T0 oo 5, .A EACH oTHER's woruc... fy I 34,57 ,LA A , b :ff ' 'i ii W 7-mf 'A , 32 i, ' YY ' After teaching twenty-four years without one day's absence because of illness, Mr. Croft disappointed everyone when he was forced to take an extended rest. Reclining in bed was in- deed foreign from his usual routine. Mr. Carpenter tears his hair, try- ing to arrange a few yearbook pages. Mrs. Lindquist ex- changes her pan- cake-iurner for an aceiylene torch and seems iust a bit du- bious about it. Cleaning up after the nkidsu wound keep 3 dozen A simple math problem is bad enough, but an men busy, Mr. Hines thinks. gixgagieghgaigebra equation gives Mrs. Rohler real THIS PAGE WITH COMPLIMENTS OF SENATE CAFETERIA B Mrs. Matoush, taking over the prin- cipal's duties, settles herself comfort- ably in the office. Manipulating a ruttler is plenty baffling, Mr, Howard meditates as he struggles with a sewing machine. Disciplining a boys' gym class is no trouble at all with Mr, How- ard's paddle to assist her. lMrs. Bowser has evidently caught Shoop chewing gum once too often!! x i According to my calculations, Zululand should be located iust about here, pon- ders Miss Trotter. U THIS PAGE WITH COMPLIMENTS OF HKSHLAND MILITSHOP 9 Turning the cor- ner on two wheels, Miss Basket? takes the school bus on its early morning run. All you need is a little elbow grease, Miss Nygren states as she looks dubiously at a machine in the man- ual training room. Mrs. Carr won ders which end is up as she exam- ines a crayfish. With a little practice, l could be a second Oscar Levant, Mr. Herrman boasts. Shorthand is all Greek to Mrs. Wellerg but she's well supplied with vim, vigor, and pencils. .xx ing sentences is not one of his talents What'll happen now? queries Miss O'Brien, THIS PAGE WITH COMPLIMENTS OF PENWELL'S FUNERAL HOME I0 Mr. Simpson decides that diagram- Then ya lug ya go thlsa In a rather ging- erly manner, Miss Nichol takes the ba- ton and steps before the band. way says Miss Hurtgen as she subs for the coach at skull practice. l l . What a let-down! And l followed Qi Mrs. Stinson takes over the ag teach- er's duties and tempts a sheep to have lunch. , X T . kk K' i Q' l Mr. Reynolds believes that tea- ching a girls' gym class is no snap, the recipe exactly, moans Mr. Har- vey. THROUGH THE COURTESY OF THE HALL STATIONERY CO. Do, re, mi, - - Sing, children, Mr. Merryman pleads. 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A , :vig Q . A., ' if . M' 8 '. f ' JN.. ... , vu me. ,Q '. 1 ' lfitsix ' Jv- x 'm'T1::gz:,- ' s F5-x'7'mi4 '1 4 v 4 2-15. , 1 in FRANK FRl'l'l'S President PEGGY SIMMONS Vice-president X -A - , o' ..',.:' f ' my DELORES AARON Secretary i . ': MARILYN CUSIC Treasurer CLASS OF 1949 Nineteen hundred and forty-five was a big year in the worId's history. The war ended in Germany and in Japan. The war BEGAN in Highland Park High School. We arrived! We, the instigators of many a noble deed and nefarious plot, were making our debuts as freshmen. At first we were greatly overawed by all we saw, but by the time Don Meek and Ronald Plummer had been initiated for the tenth time, we began to get the hang of things. Steadily we advanced in scholarship, athletics, music, dramatics, and just plain chicanery! Ah, and then there was our sophomore year. That, you recall, was the year when Lindsay Gillespie's obsession was drawing circles on Miss Baskett's walls. Not to be satisfied with that, he daintily dropped a lighted match from a second story window, thus starting a whopping big grass fire, much to the delight of his classmates, For a few moments we thought that the building was sure to go! But it didn't!! During the same term Jerry Fisher, when charging like a wounded bull after Bob Diel during football practice, failed to see the goal post looming in his path. He stopped rather abruptly! When he finally came to, he seemed surprised to see the gang bending over him. Upon being asked the date, he replied, Aw, heck, Coach, l wouldn't know that anyway! The entire iunior year seemed to revolve around the prom scheduled for that spring. With our customary fervor, we produced a sensational play in order to raise more money for the Heavenly prom which we demons decided to stage. ln due time the big night rolled around. Interesting sights were Frank Fritts proudly exhibiting an orchid corsage fwith Donna Bledsoe attached? and a formidable stag line featuring .Messrs. Fisher, Horton, and Purdy. ln spite of all the fun we have had in years past, this senior year has been best of all. We'Il always remember Tom Sawyer's impersonations of Jim- my Durante, especially the time his putty nose stuck on the piano keyboard! The year hasn't been all fun, however, School days for many of us will soon be over and all of us have been doing more thinking than in times gone by. ln several fields we have reached a new high, We have set a high goal for the classes which will follow. THlS PAGE THROUGH THE COURTESY OF HIGHLAND PARK AGENCY I4 DELORES AARON DON ANDRES IDA MARIE ANNO Blu. ASH MARY ANNE BMLEY MIKE HENRY BERRY DONNA BLEDSOE Lols ED BOAZ 5YLV gOiJ?N'TA JUDITH M. BRADFORD JACQUELINE BRANSON D Q2 'D Q 'W I WT T M, 5045 f ' ,D '6?'5?m' N .-.r 1? D D D ' D asia S , 1 . Cie COMPLIMENTS OF THE CHRISTOPHER STUDIO, YOUR HIGHLANDER PHOTOGRAPHER I5 I ,A , I , If 5 .Q , A iii? C r. 91- 7 Liv? 5 Q ' I I ' U ' . -4 , ijvg W Q., , : ' I I ,vv 'l If I... W fzQ5T'5f lQw'2:fflf I BERTHA BREWER LEONARD N. BROWN HELEN LOIS BUSH CLASS OF 1949 CECIL CHRISTENBERRY BE IY L. COLEMAN ROBERT DEAN COUCH MARILYN CUSIC MARJORIE DACHENHAUSEN FRANK L. DECKER LOLA MAE DIEHL LARRY FIGGINS X- 2 . 4' . -sq , I M, 'gig' VER H 4,1 f 'W I COMPLIMENTS OF SAUNWELL'S, THE HIGH SCHOOL GlRL'S OWN SHOPPING CENTER IS C L A S S 0 7 I I F BERTHA MAE FISHER SHIRLEY JOAN 'I FOWLER 9 4 9 JERRY FISHER FRANCES L. FREY FRANK A. FRITFS WILMA GATES MYRON DON GEORGE LINDSAY M. GILLISPIE THIS PAGE WITH COMPLIMENTS OF FOWLER MILLWORK I7 VIRGINIA ANN FOWLER ROSALIE COLEEN FRY DORIS GUNSELMAN I I CECIL H, HALL ETHEL MAE HALLER MARILYN HENTZLER JO ANN HOOVER WAYNE HORTON SUE HINDS BEI I Y ARLENE HUNT LOUE'I'l'A HUNTER HAZEL JOHNSON BERNARD JONES JAMES KNAUBER CAROLYN SUE LACEY THROUGH THE COURTESY OF MATT ERENNAN FUNERAL HOME IB C L A S S 0 F RUBY ARLENE IDA MCGINNIS LOREN R. MCMURRAY 'I 9 4 9 LINDEMAN JOHN T. MANN CODY MARK DON MEEK VALLIE MILLER DORA MAE MYER BILL MORRIS GALEN MURPHY WILLIAM G. NELSON LII THROUGH THE COURTESY OF GOFF 8- DREIER GROCERY, 1201 EAST 6TH I9 EDWIN J. OSBORN JUANITA PATTERSON TED PURDY BE'l'TY LOUISE RAKE PUG REVELL JIMMY RUTLEDGE TOM SAWYER MARJORIE SAXBURY PEGGY SIMMONS NELVEN SMITH GREETA MARIE SMITH COMPLIMENTS OF MAGNUSON BROTHERS SIGNS, IAIO KANSAS AVE. , 20 I C L A S S 0 F 1 9 4 9 I , BARBARA SOUTHARD SHIRLEY M. STONE LOIS STUMP MAYNARD SUMNER PATRICIA LEE SWAN ROGER TRIPLETT DICK E. WARD DONALD EUGENE MARILEW WHITE ELEANOR ANN LOIS DARLENE WELTY WRIGHT WULFKUHLE THIS PAGE WITH COMPLIMENTS OF TRIPLETI' LEGHORN FARM 21 ALL ABOUT THE SENIORSIII AARON, DELORES Highlander Staff 4: Secretary 3, 4: Glee Club I, 4: Y-Teen I, 2, 3, 4, Social Chairman 3, Vice President 4: Scotch Lassies I, 2, 3, 4, Sec- retary 3, Vice-President 4. ANDRES, DON Football I, 2, 3: Basketball I, 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Golf 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: H-Club 3, 4: Science Club I. ANNO, IDA MARIE Glee Club I, 3, 4: Y-Teen I, 2, 3, 4. ASH, BILL Transferred from Kemper Military School: Glee Club I, 2: Orchestra I, 2, 4: Band I, 2, 4: Football I, 2: Golf 2, 4: Hi-Y I, 2, 4: H-Club 2, 4: Science Club I, 2, 4. BAILEY, MARY ANNE Transferred from Topeka High: Glee Club 3: Y-Teen 3, 4: Scotch Lassies 4. BERRY, MIKE HENRY Glee Club, I, 2. 3, 42 Advanced Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Highlander Singers 3, 4: Football 4: Track 3, 4: Hi-Y I, 2, 4: H-club 4: ciat clue 4: sn-me Club 1, 2: Junior Play, HLEDSOE. DONNA Student Council I: Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Advanced Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4: Girls' Ensemble ll 3, 4: Freshman and Sopho- more Ensemble I: Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Violin Quartet I, 2, 3, 4: String Trio I, 2, 3: Contest Solo 2, 3, 4: Y-Teen I, 2, 3, 4: Scotch Lassies l, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 4: Clef Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Vice-President 4: Spotlight Club Z. 3, 4. BOAZ, LOIS E. Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teen I, 2, 3, 4. EOAZ, SYLVIA JUANITA Glee Club I, 2: Band 3, 4: Y4Teen I, 2, 3, 4: Clef Club 3, 4: Spots light Club I, 2, 3, 4: Future Homemakers I, 2. BRADFORD, JUDITH M, Glee Club I, 2, J. 4: Y-Teen I, 2, 3, 4: Scotch Lassies 3, 4. BRANSON, JACQUELINE Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Advanced Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Madrigal Singers 4: Girls' Ensemble I 4, Girls' Ensemble Il 3: Y-Teen I, 2, 3, 4: Scotch Lassies I, 2, 3, 4: Spotlight Club 3, 4: Future Homemakers I, 3. ' BREWER, BERTHA Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Advanced Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4: Madrigal Singers 4: Girls' Ensemble I 4: Girls' Ensemble ll 2, 3: Y-Teen I, 2, 3, 4: Scotch Lassies 2, 3, 4: Clef Club 4: Spot- light Club 3, 4: Future Hornemakers I: Junior Play. BROWN, LEONARD N. Football I, 2, 3, 4: Basketball I, 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4: H-Club 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 1. 2, 4: Science Club 1, 2. BUSH, HELEN Lois Highlander Staff 45 Glee Club I, 2, 3: Y-Teen I, 2, 3, 4, Inter-Club Council 4: Scotch Lassies I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4: Spotlight Club I, 2, 3, 4: Future Homemakers I. 2, 3, Songleader 2, Historian I: Junior Play. CHRISTENBERRY, CECIL Hi-Y I. COLEMAN, BETTY L. Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Advanced Glee Club 4: Y-Teen I, 2, 3, 4: Scotch Lassies 3, 4. COUCH, ROBERT DEAN Football 2, 3: Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: H-Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4. CUSIC, MARILYN Treasurer 4: Student Council I: Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Advanced Glee Club 4: Y-Teen I, 2, 3, 4: Scotch Lassies 3, 4: Future Home- makers I. DACHENHAUSEN, MARJORIE Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teen 2. 3, 4: Future Hornemakers 3, 4, DECKER, FRANK L, Transferred from East Topeka Junior High. DIEHL, LOLA MAE Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teen I, 2, 3, 4: Scotch Lassies 4: Future Homemakers 3, 4. FIGGINS, LARRY U Student Council 2, 4: Glee Club I, 2, 3: Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Future Farmers 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4: Science Club I. FISHER, BERTHA MAE Highlander Staff 4: Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Advanced Glee Club 4: Y-Teen I, 2, 3, 4: Scotch Lassies I, 2, 3, 4: Spotlight Club I, 2, 3, 4, risueiz, .iemzv Student Council 3: Glee Club I, 2, 4: Advanced Glee Club I, 2, 4: Mixed Chorus 2: Football I, 2, 3, 4: Basketball I: Track I: Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: H-Club 2, 3, 4: Spotlight Club I, 2, 3, 4: Science Club I, 4: Spotlight Play 2. FOWLER, SHIRLEY JOAN Highlander Editor 4: Treasurer 3: Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Advanced Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4: Girls' Ensemble ll 2: Freshman and Sophomore Ensemble I: Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Violin Quartet I, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teen I, 2, 3: Scotch Lassies I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4: Cheerleader 3, 4: Music Club 2, 3, 4: Spot- light Club I, 2, 3, 4. FOWLER, VIRGINIA ANN Highlander Staff 4: Secretary I: Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Advanced Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4: Girls' Ensemble I 4: Girls' Ensemble II 3: Freshman and Sophomore Ensemble I: Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Violin Quartet I, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teen I, 2, 3, 4: Scotch Lassies I, 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader 3, 4: Clef Club 2, 3, 4: Spot- light Club I. 2. 3, 4: Treasurer 4: Junior Play. FREY, FRANCES L. Transferred from Lawrence Junior High: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Advanced Glee Club 3, 4' Mixed Chorus 4: Y-Teen 2, 3, 4, FRITTS, FRANK A. Transferred from Topeka High: Vice-President 3: President 4: Orches- tra 3: Band 3: Football 3, 4: Basketball 3, 4: Track 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: H-Club 3, 4, Program Chairman 4. FRY, ROSALIE COLEEN Highlander Staff 4: Treasurer I: Student Council 'I: Glee Club I, Z, 3, 4: Advanced Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Girls' Ensemble Il 3, 4: Y-Teen I, 2, 3, 4: Scotch Lassies I, 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader 3, 4: Clel Club 4: Spotlight Club 4. GATES, WILMA Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Advanced Glee Club 3, 4: Mixed chorus 3, 4: Girls' Ensemble ll 3: Contest Solo 3: Y-Teen I, 2, 3, 4, Inter-Club Council 4: Scotch Lassies I. 2, 3, 4: Clet Club 3, 4, Song Leader 4. GEORGE, MYRON DON Highlander Staff 4: President 2: Student Council 4: Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Advanced Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4: Mad- rigal Singers 3, 4: Highlander Singers 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Band i, 2, 3, 4: caniesr solo 2, 3, 1: Football 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Chaplain -4: H-Club 2, 3, 4: Clef Club 3, 4, Program Chairman 4: Spotlight Club I, 2, 3, 4: Science Club I, 2, Secretary 2: Spotlight Play I, 2: Junior Play. GILLESPIE, LINDSAY M. Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: GUNSELMAN, DORIS Highlander Staff 4: Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Advanced Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4: Girls' Ensemble ll 3, 4: Y-Teen I, 2, 3, 4: Scotch Lassies I, 2, 3, 4: Future Homemakers I, 2: Junior Play, HALL, CECIL H. Student Council 2: Glee Club I, 2: Football 4: Track 4: Hi-Y I, 2. 3, 4: Future ramen 1. 2. 3: State FFA Judging Team 2. THIS PAGE WITH COMPLIMENTS OF HUSSEY INSURANCE AGENCY HALLER, ETHEL MAE Glee Club I, 3, 4, Y-Teen I, 2, 3, 45 Future Homemakers 2. HENTZLER, MARILYN Highlander Staff 4, Treasurer 2, Glee Club I, 2, Band 4, Y-Teen I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Scotch Lassies I, 2, 3, 4, Clef Club 4, Spot- light Club 3, 4, Program Chairman 4, Future Homernakers I. HOOVER, JO ANN Y-Teen I, 2, 3, 4, Future Hornemakers l, 2. HORTON WAYNE Football 3, 4, Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, H-Club 3, 4, President 4, Science Club I, 2. HINDS, SUE ANN Transferred from Manitou Springs High: Y-Teen 4, Spotlight Club 4. HUNT, BETTY ARLENE Student Council 2, 3, Vice-President I, Glee Club 3, 4, Advanced Glee Club 3, 4, Mixed chorus 4, Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4, Program Chair- man 4, Scotch Lassies I, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 3, Spotlight Club I, 2, 3, 4. HUNTER, LOUETTA Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Advanced Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, Y-Teen I, 2, 3. 4, Scotch Lassies 2, 4, Future Homernakers I. JOHNSON, HAZEL Transferred from Carbondale High School, Glee Club I, 4, JONES, J. BERNARD Highlander Staff 4, Student President 4, Glee Club 4, Advanced Glee Club 4, Orchestra 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 2, Secretary 3, H-Club 2, 3, 4, Science Club I, 2, Junior Play. KNAUBER, JAMES A. Hi-Y I, 2, Science Club I. LACEY, CAROLYN SUE Glee Club I, 2, 3: Advanced Glee Club 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Girls' Ensemble I 2, 3, Freshman and Sophomore Ensemble l, Orches- tra l, 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Violin quartet I, 2, 3, 4, Contest Solo I, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Scotch Lassies I, 2, 3, 4, Clef Club I, 2, 3, 4, Program Chairman 3, President 4, Junior Play. LINDEMAN, RUBY ARLENE Glee Club I, Y-Teen I, 2, 3, MCGINNIS, IDA Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teen I, 2, 3, 4, Future Homemakers I, 2. McMURRAY, LOREN R. Glee Club l, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 'l, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Science Club I, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 2, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4. MANN, JOHN T. Transferred from Ozawkle High. MARK, CODY Glee Club I, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4. MEEK, DON Sergeant at Arms I, Glee Club I, 2, 3, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, HiaY I, 2, 3, 4, H-Club I, 2, 3, 4, Spotlight Club 1, 2, 3, 4, science Club i, 2, 3. MILLER, VALLIE Transferred from Provo High. MYER, DORA MAE Glee Club I, 2, Y-Teen I, 2, 3, 4, Scotch Lassies I, 2, 3, 4, Clet Club 4, Spotlight Club 3, 4, Future Homemakers I, Junior Play. MORRIS, BILL Hi-Y 4, Future Farmers 2, 3, 4: Sentinel 4, Science Club I. MURPHY, GALEN Track 2, 3, 4, HI-Y I, 2, 3, 4, H-Club 3, 4, Future Farmers I, 2, 3, Reporter 2, 3. NELSON, WILLIAM G. Transferred from Topeka High. OSBORN, EDWIN J, ' Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Science Club I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 4. PATTERSON, JUANITA Secretary I.: Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Advanced Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Mix- ed Chorus 3. 4, Madrigal Singers 4, Girls' Ensemble I 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Clarinet Quartet 2, 3, 4, Y-Teen I, 2, 3, 4, Scotch Lassies I, 2, 3, 4, Clef Club 2, 3, 4, Publicity Chairman 3, Treasurer 4: Slwfliaht Club 1. 2, 3. 4: President 4.- PRICKETT, JO ANNE Transferred from Wamego High. PURDY, TED Glee Club 2, Football 2, 4, Basketball 2, HifY I, 2, 3, 4, H-Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4. RAKE, BETTY LOUISE Y-Teen I, 2, 3. REVELL, PUG Transferred trorn Topeka High, Y-Teen 4, Scotch Lassies 4, Clet Club 4, Spotlight Club 4. RUTLEDGE, JIMMY Transferred from Lowther Junior High, Hi-V 2, 3, 4, President 4. SAWYER, TOM President 3, Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Advanced Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Foot- ball I, 2, 4, Basketball I, 2, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y i, 2, 3, 4, H-Club 2, 3, 4, Clet Club 4, Spotlight Club I, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Science Club I, 2, 3, Spotlight Play l, 2, Junior Play. SAXBURY, MARJORIE ANN Glee Club 3, 4, Advanced Glee Club 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teen I, 2, 3, 4, Scotch Lassies 2, 3, 4, Clet Club 4. SIMMONS, PEGGY Highlander Staff 4, Vice President 4, Student Council I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Glee Club I, 3, 4, Y-Teen l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Service Charman 4, Scotch Lassies l, 2, 3, 4. SMITH, GREETA MARIE Glee Club l, 4, Y-Teen I, 2, 3, 4. SMITH, NELVEN Band l, 2, 3, Hi-Y l, 2, 3, Science Club I. SOUTHARD, BARBARA Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Advanced Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Orchestra 4, Band 3, 4, Contest Solo 4, Saxophone Trio 4, Y-Teen I, 2, 3, 4, Publicity Chairman 4, Scotch Lassies I, 2, 3, 4, Clef Club 4, Spotlight Club 4, Future Homemakers I, 3, Historian I. STONE, SHIRLEY M. Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Advanced Glee Club 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Y-Teen l, 2, 3, 4, Scotch Lassies 2, 3, 4, Clet Club 4. STUMP, Lois Glee Club I, Orchestra 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Saxophone Trio 4, Y-Teen l, 2, 3, 4, Scotch Lassies 2, 3, 4, Clef Club 4, Future Homemakers I. SUMNER, MAYNARD Future Farmers I, 2, 3, 4. SWAN, PATRICIA LEE Highlander Staff 3, 4, Associate Editor 4, Secretary 2, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Advanced Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Girls' Ensemble I 4, Girls' Ensemble Il 3, Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teen I, 2, 3, 4, Scotch Lassies I, 2, 3, 4, Clef Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Spotlight Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Spotlight Play 3: Junior Play. TRIPLFTT, ROGER Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Future Farmers 4, Science Club I, 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 3, Treasurer 2, 4. WARD, DICK E. Transferred from Kiowa High, Glee Club 3, 4, Advanced Glee Club 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Highlander Singers 4, HI-Y 4. WELTY, DONALD EUGENE Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Future Farmers I, 2, 3. WHITE MARILEW Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Advanced Glee Club 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Y-Teen I, 2, 3, 4, Scotch Lassses i, 2, 3, 4: Spotlight Club 4, Future Hornemalters l, 2, 3, Business Manager 3. WRIGHT, ELEANOR ANN Highlander Staff 45 Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Advanced Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Madrigal Singers 4, Girls' Ensemble I 3, 4, Freshman and Sophomore Ensemble I, Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, String Trio l. 2, 3: Contest Solo 2, 3, 4, Y-Teen I, 2, 3, 4, Pianist 3, President 4, Scotch Lassies I, 2, 3, 4, Clet Club 2, 3, 4, Pianist 3, 4, spaiiigm Club i, z, 3, 4. WULFKUHLE, LOIS DARLENE Glee Club I, 4, Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, Band 3. 4, Y-Teen I, 2, 3, 4, Clef Club 3, 4. e THIS PAGE THROUGH THE COURTESY OF RlPLEY'S - - 2nd and Quincy l I I I I THIS AUTOGRAPH PAGE THROUGH COURTESY OF FORBES HARDWARE Q sh, -',.' ... ' M . . . . 1 .hw .',.' . .. , , .. . ... ,.. . ., N. 'X-4, .U . is-Q. 3:55. .Q 5 ..4.:h.a6:..f . . L. . .- .. :gk 1 513 , Q ,. ,Suk-ul-A Q . w : . . . . .. ..s . .. . Q . . Q r .ul . . . .. v .,,v, y . . . A ' , . : . ,A l ...,4 .A .A-W., ' ' . :Q .Q H. fx fi ' - .' x 9525: Q f ., . Q ., Q ., .x.,.,' O., 3, fa 1 - ac: 1. ' a , .- .Y . . Q Sf . ' A 'nf 'jx .ig ' , . .' .. t. , '31, QJW, O 2 n., 4 4' V 4. .k. .3 1.0 f 'f-nf' W, 1 Q. Q xp! . , fu, u,5w L.. ' ' C., ' -+1-. y. ' 4 I 4. .ff ',. k'a ..'.25'v1f . .M-.,A.. .. ' . f.. 'fn ' , .. . . . . :. fzj .Q ' N' , Q., ff ., A 1 Q .aa ,.' 3 N- Q . -.-0 1 . :': 'Q ' nf . . ..- . Q A . . . - .-'Z -1 Q 9 JUNIOR CLASS As Juniors, they are really lim the swim. School life seems to revolve about them, and they know that the school depends upon them to be real leaders. Q x -,:1 i. ef' J' Ii-,Lin 1 ge I 1 Q? kg I 37 cuss omcsns ?-gy' 3 - President Dale Dixon, Vice-President Dale Jensen, and ' I' ' 'I' 7: ' ' , ' f I Treasurer Joan Urbanek. ISecretary Barbara Kramer is not I ' ' K M picwreduy AARON ATKINSON H, BARKES M. BARKES BARR BARRA- BEAN BECKER BELL BELLMAN BENTON CLOUGH BERGEN BLOUNT BOURSAW BCWER BRADFORD BURKHART BURMAN CAMPBELL 2 if -- ' :' f' ,.s1', 3 ', , 9 15 QQ- ' 42 5' L A ' Q' 'i' 5 -.1 2 'rf' IEA' .a. ' 4 , CHILSON COOK CUSIC DEXTER DIXON DRIGGERS DUBOIS DUNHAM DUNNAWAY EMERY FREY GASKELL ERETY GRIFFIN GUSTAFSON HAYEK THIS PAGE WITH COMPLIMENTS OF GIBBS CLOTHING CO. 26 '3 af: 'Y - .x ,Y . , ' z .- ' .Zvi HUTCHINSON HUTTON JENSEN B. JOHNSON G. JOHNSON D. JONES F. JONES KRAMER KRIEPE LEDFORD LEUPOLD D. LEWIS I, LEWIS MCCAMMON MCCLAIN MCCONNELL MCCORD McFARLAND McPHAI L M ELTON MIX PEERY PIPER J. POWELL P. POWELL PRESSGROVE RAAB RANKIN ROLFE MARJORIE MARY SIMMONS SCHONE SCHONE SIMS K. SMITH W. SMITH SODERLUND STONE TAYLOR TOLBERT TURK . , Y, QL URBANEK VINING WALKER WARD WAYMAN WELLER WELLS WHITCONIB 7- -. Q E f f ,Q 1:4 fl' 4 ' ft X I4 v .3 I H 3. Ja.. 3? an iq, Evipf- l Iv 1- .V x 3' I Lii fw. in , m x 3 j K ray It I J . '14 5, B. WHITNEY S. WHITNEY WILLIAMS WILSON' WILT -ZIRKLE BEST WISI-IES FROM THE 27 MACE JEWELRY CO. SOPHOMORE CLASS Their second year in the Scottie school finds these sophomores with a firm grip on the situation. Now they belong and they fully realize it. CLASS OFFICERS President Boyce McCarter, Vice-President Steve Hennessey, , it V , 1 N. X1 R., , . , , , L .ii -Vx: . . X, m Secretary Fulva Atherton, and Treasurer Bob Boner. ,, , ,, , .. , ., . . 5 ,S , S . :J . me 1 Q , , ,H Q .. . 9 dx. - xr:- ., 4, Q' iii? ALEXANDER AMOS ANDERSON ANNO ATHERTON BARNARD BARRY BEAN BEESON BENSON B IGGART ai.ouNr sorieiz aiunroim sizooias suizsmzo cnt-mow cuftmssizs A. ci-misr- sNsaN ' S 3 W S if Y. xg' 15. 2? ..r. , .. - -i 1 i if -. ,g 1 Q ., 'A ' 2 ,xii w :S-it ' L? 1.0. .F ,g if L 1' '-ri , 2 ' - E r i Q11-,A .. . 41 . . -3. 1- . .6 ....,.'v, ,:u.g.' . ' ' '- 1 ' r i . - rf ' ' , TJ., .M ' ' ' ,Ji '.56 .I4J.'x' af. .nm ,. Q: Q . J ' ' '. w. cmzis-r. cumc cizoox E. eizwm L, enwm evms remain riucews susan 'f 'JS 5' ,gil f ' r , - . VCV! W 245 .1 3 232 T -L-5? 1, gif? .1 .. ' E115 Q.. Lg jf , .3-Ti Q . 'iiiffi . r fi-L? .145 -Y 125' -iff 'Slim ' 552 . Zi 'iii uf -. 5 - V 4525 iff? if 'ti ' u.gw.x,wfZm.2Lw:46, ii., . 3 .1-'-. , -'surf ruwmsiw ruuon sort eimvss cases HENNESSfY Hooic Hum- COMPLIMENTS OF JIM ATHERTON'S GROCERY 26 e , f Q . . WW' , a 'V' X ...J gh, wb, , 41.4. -W HUNTSMAN KELLY KENNEY KNOX LANE LISKEY CARVER CHARLES LONG LONG M. LONG LOPEZ LUKE McBEE MCCARTER MCCONNELL MARN MATHER MELTON MICKENS MOORE MORGAN MORRIS MYERS NELSON NOEL POWELL PRITCHFFI' RAINE RAKE RANKIN REED RICE RICHARDSO ROBERTSON SCHULTZ SKI NNER SLATER A. SMITH T. SMITH SHIMER STAMM N 1 . MFT!! ,172 1'?l-5' E TF? . -' 2' ' , , E1 P. n ififfazli --L' :ff . a A f':i+f, ' if f 'I STONE STURGIS SYLVESTER THOMAS TREESH VANNORD- WEAVER WERNER - STRAND , , Q, ' I, .. M 3 4, 'l ,QM - f L -3 , ., A -0 . 4 1 QW ' ' f f 5 wigf . eiih 3551 mi ? Hg! 'Qi -A Lf ,P I .. 'g4 'f w': 5 1-P 51 Tir ' 5?w45a'fIfi5ff 'i 7IfQg.:5f f.2 ,I1,'xAT I ' ' WHEATON WILLIAMS WILSON WOLVERTON WULFKUHLE ZOOK CHRISTEN- BERRY THIS .PAGE WITH COMPLIMENTS OF CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK 29 --fl lI,Qf ' H -' - , i ' J 'rs if 'gg - az? ' ,, - ' ' 'liihdgii'--3 .2 .1 A .. 152 as , , HlQil.,if r ,I 5, 5, .jig ..3,:s,...::?:3 l' 5. eff : z., . H ,,Q.f.iqt?.,W.' fjxg, , .1 v wr y ,V l ' ,, 5 .li 2 ,max eel L 1 L - M i , i new , .Si .. . s ww ,L ...I l '1 wiv- ' 1 I' , --.- ,., 1 .J R.. , , , , A 'M' - 3 '- -- --J-.- 1 1 3 ' .2155 ,LT .. 3 ' 1 .I - - l ' 'Exeter ,. ' Lz. U1 M , i rw M , EMA , , A L I ' Glo N Qt 5 ' K ,, 'Q + . . .,, . ' .2 E, 31 v- Q ' -. Jan A . Q wr .. , 3 - 1 ff W . .JE . ,, xc . . . . , . M. wg ' ' Qi P- ' Q 1 ,X S' I Q Us g l:Ql.. ,ziff,gz - CLASS OFFICERS President Curtis Shoop, Vice-Presi- dent Joleen Roach, Secretary Har- old Andler, and Treasurer Ronald Barkley. -VP... A... ,M ,:::: ' -ibgyxt. I ' I1f'i?:t333'i '33-55 ' iz., gi. -,,,, ' 'I' 1 'di Yi ' : 'fIii3ZI23- , F R E S H M A N C L A S S .A .M .. .. . .52-uwi wildered, be-fuddled freshmen enter HPHS. For several weeks they wander through a maze of classes, new teachers, elections, club meetings, and sports events until sud- denly they fincl themselves getting into the swing and taking an important place in the high school schedule. -1 ' -r-ess., at .3-5 em 'I - P. soziz ANDLER ARNETI' Austm BACON BAILEY BARKES BARKLEY BARNES F. BAYLESS J. BAYLESS EELLMAN BIGGART BLOUNT DON ALLEN BOAZ DON BOAZ BOYLES BRADFORD BREWER BROUGH- BURMAN C, COOK N, COOK DACHEN- TON ' HAUSEN DEAVER DICK DIEHL DUNHAM MARLENE MERLE ERAAS FREEMAN FROST ENGELKE ENGELKE U: ' fg ,g4-123 g,,.fL ' 3. '- , ...z ' 51 ,ft..wf.:f 1 . , ...Exim H same FRY FRYE GERETY GlLLESPlE GOOCH GRlFFlTH HALL HElL HIXON AMERlCAN - CHINESE DISHES --f- JOLLY CAFE 30 Each September a large group of be- 51 ' xg . 4 - A V -- yr Q -. I , . -E - f . .Si . . fam.. 'mit' .1 1 Mi A G 1 , w ar :I .q v I VA A if I' ' . ' -. ' .1 X '. ... S V- 1' ' . ..v.1.- mv- '--f Iam, f M -, f 1: If . L51 'Il , , GARLIN. HoFFsoM- HOUCK a. mes- N. KLES- Kmsve uxuoen. o. Lawns J. Lewls GER Msn ATH NH EACH ' if A ' I ' I I II., ' is an . ' 352 ' :fin if Y' I Y ,. V - If ' 1 haf f gag Q .,,, '- -, : fs' -.ISIN -f , ,V ., ... , up . 1 -'gf' , a..g , gf. I. . '1'2 '1-f ' M.. 1 -. f - . if 'Q ,L A .- !: 51-I fig., V Z- QQ. Q, Yip' , I uraoauns uNoQuIs'r Locks Luowls Mens: MATHER Msuron Merzun o. Mu.LeIz .. , r. ii gb. f. i iw, 2 ' K 'A' Ei f . gfgij , 6 ,'- I V .- 4 Y 1 ., .V 1. H f f ' - I ww, A- iz :1 , Q36 -I ,i,if?KI -.1'i.'f...,,: i i fl. W I 1 . . 1- w .w h H . . R, Munn Moons Moaem Mvzen ossNHAus OSBORN PACKER c. mfs J. PAP: PARKS PARSON PATTER- PEEK PHELPS PRIDDY PROPER PURDY RASMUS- SON S EN REED R ICE RICHARDS ROACH ROBERTS ROGERS ROUDY- RUTLEDGE SAXBURY B USH SCHW- SHAW SHOOP SHUMWAY SISSON C. STETH- J. SJAETH- STONE TREGEMBA EM ANKE Eat! ga A Q! r .. , , ' ze' A -' 5 fi? 'I 5.3-'A lf, I '.. f '-. fy' I In 'I 'H .,'fp.' J.5-ff pf riff 5,53 gi I I+ P 1 Q. TYNER VANNORD- WENDT WERNER WHEATON C. WHITE R. WHITE WILKIN- WILLIAMS STRAND SON IT'S SMART T0 OWN A l949 FUTURAMIC OLDSMOBILE, 31 Hntiviries I - I I I THIS AUTOGRAPH PAGE WITH COMPLIMENTS OF APPLIANCE SERVICE CO, , X. jf, X , 1 1 f al N f .5 ' I . , w f A . sw During the summer the HIGHLANDER Staff holds regular meetings so that when school begins, work is ready to start in earnest. Here the l949 Staff gathers at Eleanor Wright's home. Shirley Fowler, Miss Baskett, and Pat Swan make final plans for the yearbook dummy, 1949 Editor-inechief ........... Associate Editor ....... Bookkeeper ........... Art Editor ............... Yearbook Sales Supervisors -.. Advertising Salesmen .... pa i Sports Editors ...... . ef! T K ' Typists ...... , 7'7 Photographers --- ----- The shutter-bugs-Bill Ash, Ronald Reed, Dale Morris, and Bob Obenhaus-take aim. Advisor -..- illEHl,f-TNUEQ . 'i' F vwfxrifi-fi ln charge of yearbook sales, Helen Bush and Marilyn Hentz- Ginny Fowler works on one of the divi- ler place a poster on a bulletin board. sion pages which introduce the various sec- tions of the book. ., THIS PAGE WITH THE COMPLIMENTS OF LUTHER A. DODD 34 Peg Simmons spends one last hour checking and re-checking money collected for student pictures in class sections. STAFF --..--------- Shirley Fowler ----- ------- Pat Swan --- Bertha Fisher --- Virginia Fowler ----- Helen Bush Marilyn Hentzler ..---- ------ Coleen Fry Delores Aaron - ...,. Don George Bernard Jones ....--- Doris Gunselman Eleanor Wright Peggy Simmons ----- Ronald Reed Bob Obenhaus Bill Ash Dale Morris ---- Betty Lee Baskett ...- These gals take time out for refreshments. As book- keeper, Bertha Fisher has to account for every dollar in volved. Eleanor Wright's efforts go toward compiling in formation about seniors' activities. Coleen Fry and Dee Aaron invade the H. P. Drug to persuade Jerry Butel to take an ad in the I949 HIGHLANDER. I The dollar which Don Meek be-grudgingly pays to Doris Gunselman entitles him to have his senior picture taken at Christopher's Studio. Planning layouts for sports pages keeps Ber- nard Jones and Don George busy. COURTESY OF WOLFE'S CAMERA AND PHOTO SHOP - - - 631 JACKSON Xl , y A r-Ex, Cabinet members meet at Wilma Gates' home for the regular cabinet meeting-Barbara Kramer, Miss Trotter, Helen Bush, Eleanor Wright, Wilma Gates, Kathy Smith, Barbara Southard, Marilyn Barkes, Betty Hunt, Beth Raab, X Miss Nichol, and Marilyn Hentzler. Peggy Simmons, service chairman, and her committee-Marva Lee Kriepe, Lesta Mae Griffith, and lrene Morgan-collect gifts contributed by Y-Teens tor children at St. Vincent'5 Orphanage. Y-TEENS E W i My 1 ' fi I A 1.1 It I F 1 v MUSIC COMMITTEE LAST ROW: wright, J. Stone, L. Wullkuhle, McFarland, Deaver, M, Earkes, 1. Lewis, Taylor, M. Saxbury. THIRD Rowr McGinnis, Pressgrove, Bell, F, Frey, Coleman, Rash, Amos, Myer, - Wolyerton, SECOND ROW: Blount, Driggers, Myers, Roach, Griffith, Eraas, Wendt. FIRST ROW: Becker, J. Boaz, Flannery, Weaver, C, Stethem, Walker,, Miss Nichol. COMPLIMENTS OF SCRINOPSKIE BROS. JEWELRY CO. as r -f ' I SERVICE COMMITTEE LAST ROW: L. Boaz, Diehl, Hallcr, P, Simmons, Urbanek, Emery, Barry, Hoover, Branson. THIRD ROW: Benton, Cairon, K. Smith, P. Powell, Knox, Wells, M. Cusic, Whiicurnb, A. Fry. SECOND ROW: G. Bellman, M. Frey, Mary Schonc, Brewer, N. Klesavh, Clayburg, Miss Trotter. FIRST ROW: Dachenhausen, I. Morgan, J. Williams, Hixon, Bamard, Benson, M. Wilson. K v v Q SOCIAL COMMITTEE LAST ROW: Peery, P. Cusic, Gott, McCar-nmon, Ame!! Kramer, A. Patterson, Gunselmnn N. Burmzn. THIRD ROW: C. Fry, Schwanke, Parks, I. McConnell, Lacey, D, Williams, Raine Bergen, Wayman, SECOND ROW: L. Rake, E. Anno, P, Aaron, Christensen, McCord, Alex ander, Mrs. Lindquisf. FIRST ROW: L. Ward, N, Hunt, S. Rankin, Bush, Fisher, Engelke. THIS PAGE WITH THE COMPLIMENTS OF HURWITZ SERVICE CENTER 37 -1' . a PUBLICITY COMMITTEE LAST ROW: V, McConnell, S. Slone, Sourhard, Stump, Bailey, Wcndland, D, Bradford, Charn- bers, l. Anno. THIRD ROW: Werner, J. Patterson, Gaskell, D. Aaron, Houck, Ludwig, J. Pape, Parsons, Mrs. Maloush. SECOND ROW: Vining, Mariorie Schone, E. Klesath, M. Dun- ham, M. whafe, Roudybush, Max. FIRST Row: Afhenon, a. sim, Huntsman, Mym, P. Kriepe, e. Bellman, . fe, . . if ' A 4 , .f i ' -Q 5, - . s 1 - ,, -, W.,,f - A W, .,. , N, - K , .A v , . 1 , T .. ku, a v a ffl ' 4, ,AS 's sm, . f 3 2 E+ A '39 , a ,- , 'Q 4 , ag an .' - ga. ,. Q' Q ' 9' ' . E' ' ' -vu. I vp ' 4 n 4, ..,. ,M t . TY' . ., ' ., - . 9 Q 7 Y s , ' . PROGRAM COMMITTEE LAST ROW: Marn, Gillespie, M. Dexter, Hinds, P. Morgan, Ferrin, Revell, J. Bradford, V. Fowler. 'rr-mzn ROW: M. swmsn, Landbufg, M. Kfaepe, Filkins, E, Erwin, Bledsoe, Hammer, Swan, Miss Baskelt. SECOND ROW: D. Rankin, M. Gerety, Rogers, Phelps, Hunter, Hutton, Sims, Heil, FIRST ROW: V. Bean, Gates, B. Hunl, M, Mathers, V, Biggart, J. Nelson, THIS PAGE THROUGH THE COURTESY OF COX JEWELRY 38 'Iv LAST ROW, F JOhhson P ' .Jones F- ' -S' ' '9Ql . Citron' McCo:Z1 H2033 MCC-affix g'm S, B J ' ' Ofaan ' e er, Slate, A ones, Tarben - - V ss STUDENT COUNCIL -5 WRST R . cow ow. Mr. Hines, I2 Shoop' t 'f Roach The Council takes the responsibility of providing the latest records for noon hour and varsity dancing. Dick Wel- ler and lrene Morgan choose a few hot discs for the iuke box. THIS PAGE THROUGH THE COURTESY 39 A detailed account of Student Council discussions is given by Larry Figgins to the. home room group which he represents. Each Monday after the Council meeting on Fri- day, home room representatives relate to the others the school problems and projects discussed by the Council. OF SANTA FE WATCH CO. G Diane McFarland and Virginia Knox, co-editors, work late to print an issue of the bi-weekly F.H.A. F U T U R E newspaper- HOM EMAKERS ew., Freshman girls don the aprons made in sewing class for use in second semester y foods laboratory. Pictured are Betty Klesath, Beverly Bonfield, Nancy Myzer, Joan Prid- + emma A dy, Patsy Morgan, Lois Chambers, and Mary . Jo Houck. LAST ROW: M. Dexter, Diel, D, Bradford, Emery, Barry, Gott, Chambers, Arnert, N, Cook, THIRD ROW: E. Erwin, C. Gillespie, Griffin, Alexander, Filkins, Grilfilh, Citron, SECOND ROW: Clzyburg, Eraas, Flannery, M. Burman, M. Gerety, M, Dunham, Bonfield, FIRST ROW: Dachenhausen, Engelke, V, Biggart, Becker, A. Fry, THIS PAGE THROUGH THE COURTESY OF THE MODE-O'-DAY 40 ' 3 5 e S r X ' Y rr ' 0 4 1 fn- IIII V ..- LAST ROW: Marn, Myers, V. McConnell, P. Morgan, I. McConnell, Kramer, McFarland, Llnd- burg. THIRD ROW: Hixon, Heil, M. Mather, M. Kriepe, McClain, Houck, Hutton. SECOND ROW: I. Morgan, McCord, N. Klesath, Knox, B. Klesath, McBee. FIRST ROW: Mlckens, Mlx, N. Hunt, Myzer, P. Kriepe. I fr ,, I0 v LAST ROW: Schwanke, Richardson, Parks, A. Patterson, Wendland, P. Wemer, Peery, 0. Will iams, K. Smith. THIRD ROW: Mary Schone, Marjorie Schone, J, Pape, Parsons, S. Powell Whltcomb, Wayman, Priddy. SECOND ROW: Rolfe, Roudybush, J. Williams, S. Rankln, Slms Q' . i ' 1. 1 I Wendt, B. Stone. FIRST ROW: Rasmussen, Mildred Wllscn, C. Stethem, D. Rankin, L Ward, Phelps, B. Rutledge. THIS PAGE WITH COMPLIMENTS OF W. A. GERYE CO., INC. ll HI-Y K hp- 94 ' SECOND ROW: Chaplain Don George, Vice- president Farrel Tolbert, Secretary Cody Mark. FIRST ROW: Sponsor Lyndon Herrman, Presi- dent Jim Rutledge, Publicity Chairman Bernard Jones. iNet pictured: Sponsor John Merryrnan, Treasurer Loren McMurray, and Business Mana- ger Gary Johnson.l Jerry Fisher suffers the conse- quences in a novelty program and scrapes gum from beneath seats in auditorium. FOURTH ROW: Gustafson, B. Dunham, D. Jones, J. Gerety, Campbell, C. Simmons, Couch, Zirkle, George, B. Jones, J. Rutledge. THIRD ROW: D, Ward, Figgins, Wilt, H. Barkes, B. Morriss, Dunnaway, L. Cook, Horton, Jensen, Tolbert, W. Smith. SECOND ROW: E. Osborn, Richard Melton, Hayek, Ash, McMurray, Boursaw, Piper, Leupold, G. Johnson, J. Fisher, Mark. FIRST ROW: Merlin Wilson, Ledlord, Bower, Hutchinson, Barr, Triplett, Weller, Murphy, Welty. COURTESY OF THE MOSBY-MACK MOTOR CO. 42 SOPHOMORE HI-Y MEMBERS LAST ROW: Hennessey, Noel, D. Pritchett, R. Reed, Luke, Carver Long, Dean, A. Smith, D. Wulfkuhle. THIRD ROW: Sylvester, Schultz, Evans, Zcok, Kenney, McCar!er, M. Biggart, A. Mather. SECOND ROW: Slater, Eoner, Anderson, Gregg, Charles Long, E. Wheaton, Hook, P. Rice, Mr. Herrman. FIRST ROW: Robertson, Shimer, N. Long, Kelly, T. Smith, L. Erwin, Lopez, Burgard. FRESHMAN HI-Y MEMBERS LAST ROW: Freeman, C. Pape, M. Rice, Frost, R. Shay, Austin, Wilkinson, D, Hall, Shumway, Tyner, Obenhaus. THIRD ROW: Williams, Bailey, G. Shay, R. Wheaton, Barkley, J. Diehl, L. Dachenhausen, Hipsher, Lindquist, A. Vannordstrand, R. Saxbury. SECOND ROW: Broughton Richards, B. Melton, Roberts, Don A. Boaz, Frye, Gooch, J. Stethem, Shoop, B. Purdy, R. Miller, Mr. Merryman. FlRST ROW: S. Werner, G. Moore, McAree, P. Osborn, Shaw, Slsson, Andler, D. Reed, R. Brewer, Packer, Boyles. COMPLIMENTS OF MIDWEST APPLIANCE CO. - - - 608 Kansas Avenue 43 LAST ROW: J. Gerety, Sumner, Dean, Pritchett, M, Rice, Campbell, L Cook, J. Powell, D. Wulfkuhle. THIRD ROW: J. Bayless, Trlplett, Leupold, Dick, Schultz, R. Shay, Hennessey, Hayek, Beeson, B. Purdy. SECOND ROW: lams, Richards, R. Miller, Hoffsommer, Workman, Hook, P. Rice, Ledfnrd, F. Bayless, Merle Engelke. FIRST ROW: Mr. Carpenter, Merlin Wilson, Barr, Figgins, B. Morriss, G. Johnson, Tolbert, Shoop, Shaw. FUTURE FARMERS . ,tm l s l . Q, A 'rv . . . , Roger Triplett is pictured with his A white third-place ribbon was awarded to the Highland - - Park chapter for its excellent display booth at the State Fair. The glzljffred whne leghom producnon Scottie group was also chosen as one of the National Chapter Contest award-winners. COMPLIMENTS OF J. R. SHIMER FEEDS - - - i823 Kansas Ave. 44 SCIENCE CLUB Preslde M M 'if Ed Osbo . . 'ag' gdbayblcgflisurer Rggbrvis-iozffdenf Loren Henman, BUS meer with SPonscipdL5e3re. fl on Ed Osborn speaks a few fancy words into the mike and his brother Phil records them on the S225 machine purchased last spring by the school. Phil Osobrn, Richard Shimer, Rex Wilt, Ronnie Evans, Richard Burgard, and Dallas Noel study the coefficient of linear expan- sion J . erfsonlelgz Fisher, Bob Bauer B Science Clif? Zirkle 5-ieic THIS PAGE WITH COMPLIMENTS OF ED MARLING ELECTRIC CO. 45 Dunham I1 A. Boaz Ronda- fuce Rob- l .L I I SPOTLIGHT CLUB i r Tom Sawyer, pantomine artist, impersonates Jimmy Durante. Also in his repertoire are Al Jolson, Ted Lewis' and Gene Kem' presenfanons' Under the direction of Marilew White, Spotlighters pan- tomime Cigarettes, Whuskey, and Wild, Wild Women to a record by Red Engel. rn Af LAST ROW: J. Fisher, Sawyer, P. Werner, George, McCammon, Branson, Kenney, V. Fowler. FOURTH ROW: Raine, Swan, S. Fowler, J. Stone, Krarner,Hutchinson, Meek. THIRD ROW: J. Patterson, Bledsoe, Wright, V. McConnell, Wayman, K. Smith, Miss Hurtgerv. SECOND ROW: J. Boaz, Hentzler, Myer, B. Brewer, M. Long, P. Aaron, B. Hunt. FIRST ROW: Benson, Bamard, B. Fisher, Bush, V. Bean. THROUGH THE COURTESY OF TOPEKA SPICE MILLS 48 LAST ROW: Hinds, Southard, Noel, M. Earkes, Oben- haus, Revell, M. Eiggart, Urbanek, Gaskell, E. Erwin. SECOND ROW: C. Fry, D. Aaron, Driggers, Houck, Hutton, C. Gillespie, Amos, Bergen, Ludwig. FIRST ROW: Atherton, Rogers, A. Fry, Hixon, M. White. Heil, Sims, V. Biggart, P. Kreipe. Helen Bush, Marvin Long, Nita Patterson, Pat Boaz, Jackie Branson, Marvel Lou, Marilew White, and Melvin Big- gart present Wilbur Minds the Baby , Directed by Bertha Brewer. WITH THE COMPLIMENTS OF MARTIN LUMBER CO. 47 Ladies of the Mop features heavy drama by Marvel Lou Rogers, Carol Gillespie, Georgia Lou Heil, and Wilma Rae Ludwig. ' Y.,e ' As a try-out for membership in Spot- light Club, Don Meek and Lyman Boursaw present a skit, Three O'Clock in the Morning. hool n 1 for the sc Prin. Walter lllgtegrgxegjinita Patterson. i C af b. CN L. s Spotlight Club members and Topeka High Thespians con- duct formal ceremony for Highland Park initiates. THESPIAN SOCIETY When the first Thespians at HPHS were initiated on February 25, tea was served to guests. Pictured are Miss Hurtgen, Helen Bush, Marilyn Wayman, Pat Swan, Tom Saw- yer, Barbara Kramer, Marvin Long, Bertha Brewer, Betty Hunt, and Juanita Patterson. lain . .1 Prompter Marilyn Wayman, Stage Manager Betty Hunt, and Publicity Man- ager Tom Sawyer keep the cogs of the play running smoothly. Blithe Spirit, a three-act farce, was successfully produced by Thespians Marchl 29. Here Pat Swan, Don George, Helen Bush, Marvin Long, and Barbara Kramer try to revive Madame Arcati CBertha Brewer? fol- lowing a seance. In the doorway stands the spirit of Elvira Uuanita Pattersonl. COMPLIMENTS OF THE JORDAN BAKERS - - SUNBEAM BREAD 48 LAST ROW: Stump, S. Stone M Biggart L W I , . , . ulkuhle, Deaver, Kenney, George, W. Smith, Ferrin, Revell, Mt:Can-tmon, M. Barkes. FOURTH ROW: M. Saxbury, Amos, Gaskell, P, Cusic, Swan, J. Stone, Southard, S. Fowler, Berry, V. Fowler, Beeson, Urbanek. THIRD ROW: Hentz- ler, Myer, Raine, Bledsoe, Wright, J. Patterson, G. Johnson, Lacey, Raab, Bergen. SECOND ROW: Miss Nygren, J. Boaz, Vining, Pressgrove, S. Brewer, Roach, Ludwig, Wolverton, M. Long, P. Aaron. FIRST ROW: Atherton, Benson, Barnard, Christensen, C. Fry, Huntsman, Rogers, Gates, Bean. CLEF CLUB Everyone e l0Ys llnoslrwu ialnGigl3 across the floorf-especta y Johnson is the inihate. . . R Ii's Jack Kenney and Eleanor Wright are obltrtorg gulgugnitzion- Protests when they 'VY fo feed her a worm a tt RY - -1100 West bl sv or FRl'I'I'ON GROCE courmz 49 WHERE THERE'S A WILL IS STAGED BY JUNIORS To the surprise of all concerned, Merle Zirkle is captured by Irene McConnell, and Marilyn Way- rnan nabs James Dunnaway. Merlin, Bob, and Dale plead in vain with three strong- willed young women-Alice Pressgrove, JoAnn Williams, and Laura Ward. Book salesman James Dunnaway gives his best sales talk to Frenchy Jones, head of the house, l?????J and his dominating wife. THROUGH THE COURTESY OF PEl.LETlER'S 50 Dale Jensen, Bob Dunham, and Merlin Wilson are captivated by the charms of Marilyn Wayman, a young lady who believes in always telling the truth regardless of results. tai, ., 3. r--'T-li' ,. Yvonna Bradford, in her role ot the mother of the home, tries to discipline Lily, the disinfectin' maid lPeggy Aaronl. b W, x .!'5 Nr' ufiff P- . I' M S . halves ol the ea ' I . retreSl betvglggsoer vicellefisgirlll- S tcln Lassie 0ll'Cp?:siderif Dlinraand 'Trasuref He C0 e-' Pow S 1 d qarfi .Highlan ' rrarv Shmey mari Aaron, Sec Delorefi SCOTCH LASSIES lPictured on the opposite page! JUNIOR SCOTCH LASSIES LAST ROW: Emery, P. Powell, McCammon, Mc- Farland, J. Stone, I, Lewis, M. Barkes, Kramer Wayman. THIRD ROW: Driggers, P. Cuslc Mariorie Schone, K, Smith, Bergen, Raab, Press: grove, I. McConnell, Gaskell. SECOND ROW: Hutton, Mary Sclione, Sims, Frey, Y. Bradford, P. Aaron, ciayburg, wnaicamb. FIRST ROW: L. Ward, Vining, J, Williams, Peery, V. Bean, Mix, Becker. SOPHOMORE SCOTCH LASSIES LAST ROW: Marn, D. Bradford, D. Williams, Gott, Ferrin, P. Werner, Barry, Raine. SECOND ROW: V. McConnell, Alexander, Wolverton, Barnard, S. Powell, Knox, S. Rankin. FIRST ROW: Wilson, N. Hunt, Huntsman, Benson, B. Stone, A. Christensen, Atherton. NEW MEMBERS THIS SEMESTER LAST ROW: C. Gillespie, Deaver, Revell, P. Morgan, Parks, A, Patterson, Griff- irh, L. Metzler. SECOND ROW: Eraas, Roach, Hinds, Heil, Houck, Ludwig, Wendt, M. Mather, FIRST ROW: I. Morgan, C. Srerhern, Rogers, Amos, B. Klesath, A. Fry, Myzer, P, Kriepe. LAST ROW: Diehl M, Sa b , x ury, M. Cusic, S. Stone, Gunselrnan, Branson, Stump, Southard, Simmons. THIRD ROW: Coleman, D. Aaron, Swan, J. Bradford, Bailey, Myer, Bledsoe, Hentz- ler. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Weller, V. Fowler, Hunter, Wright, S. Fowler, Lacey, J. Patterson, White. FIRST ROW: ' B. Hunt, B. Fisher, C. Fry, Bush, B. Brewer, Gates. THIS PAGE THROUGH THE COURTESY OF NlGHTlNGALE'S, INC. 52 1 is ji 5 9' 3 W' Q 54 1 A 1 5 X35 it 3 A A A ,, Q Q 1 Q., ya 1 'rim i THIS AUTOGRAPH PAGE WITH COURTESY OF C 8- C FOOD MARKET Where your trade Is actually appreciated g .5 X 5 X QX3 M, X-N, - NN. .xt . .X P, Q. 1 K4 L 5 QM... . . 2.32 K H' M : aw 4. , 3... faq. if 0. . , um. W: . z . m M. ' 1 -fx? ,ot- w. :.'..' ..w -. , ,.:..,k.1.. ' Q.. ,,:f1 f9. : .f:,d A, .s an-1 -4' na .i i'x B O - Q , H ' -f ., - . - :,f'.f., ., . . ...,,, . .. . I . , .1 3,Wg,.q . .. . .,,f: .gn I ..z,.. V ':n.: ,M f- .. ,. 'wus - a:.f.v Q 1 2... Jn., ln. 4 '- C 4 .f 4 1 7l-lelf' I ft' use 332.4 ' ' 'runway 'rg- .43 WUC .M .em A... '., . iv-7-4' 56 ASSED CHORUS THE Werner, Branson, M. Barl-aes, P. Cusic, S. Fowler, F. Frey, Alexander, Skinner, himey, H, Jones, C. Simmons, rrey, sewyer, a, w T ROW: M. Long, S. Whit 5 o QC ci E I I- hl, Gunselman, B, Brewer, Hutton, Knox, Coleman, B. Stone. Wrig hail, Barraclough, CP rety, H, Barkes, M Ge Luke, Geerge, o. Jeriee, R, Reed, J. L5 Merher, err-ery, L, meh ecere, cveybure, Mecsrnriae, N. Kieeerh, M. Hixon, M ook, M. Biggarr, Berry, Cook, Boner, J. Fisher, Robertson, Z C. ROW EIGHTH SECOND ROW: Weaver, A. Fry, H. Johnson, Filkins, Priddy, yzer, B. Fisher. M Lutz Wehy, L. oeerrerrheeeerr, R, sexbury, erm, F, Jer-ee, Teueerr, Hayek, Lind Patterson, ns, Halier, Arnett, P. Morgan, A. Schwanke, L. Boaz, Lindberg, Parse benhaus, now. E. Beer., seyiee, sz. Brewer, Arrdier, o in. SIXTH Erw Sissan, L. endt, G ffith, M. serefy, w Merger., L. Rake, 5. Rerrkarr, I. E, Johnson, E. Anno, s, Ur- Gzskell, Thema man, BY Patterson, W A. chraeferrsen, Preesgreee, M, Frey, J rrrre, Ludwig, aerbere oerrherrr, Reudybueh, Mer- A ygren, Deaver, I-week, Mies N rnmon, McFarland, Bar- Lewis, Ferrin, D. Miller, M:Ca l. berrek, avedsee, M, cueae, sen, au ierre srrgenre, Phelps, Regerr, v. megan, N. Her-r, J, wmzemr, M. neeherrh mith, Raine, Amos, Marn, S. onnell, Gan, K, S :C . M ry, Kramer, Swan, V. Fowler, E 2 v 2 'E 2 'o c m nf in E Tr an ui S if B B 3 Q 3 13 Ir E e in rs ,s .e b S! 5 3 E. .rr ua rn S 3 O oc I 7- nc 3 O u. Z3 u. U fr 3 o n. Krespe, v, Meconrreu, D. eredferd, D. wmreme, M. serhery, neeb, seumerd, P. WITH THE COMPLIMENTS OF FISHER 8 ROETHER MOTOR SERVICE GIRLS' GLEE CLUB BACK ROW: Hunter, M, Kriepe, Pressgrove, M, McConnell, Thomas, D. Bradford, Gaskell, A. Christensen, Skinner, I. McConnell, P. Cusic, Gott, Raine, Knox, B, Fisher, FOURTH ROW: Benson, Barnard, D Williams, M. Cusic, Urbanek, P. Werner, Ferrin, Barry, Alexander. Coleman, S. Powell, Marn, B, Stone, N, Hunt. THIRD ROW: L. Ward Bledsoe, M, Saxhury, Raab, Southard, S. Stone, McCamrnon, I, Lewis M. Barkes, Kramer, Swan, F. Frey, Wright, SECOND ROW: Amos, Wolverton, Vining, Wayman, Branson, McFarland, J. Stone, S. Fowler, V. Fowler, Gunselman, E. Brewer, K. Smith. FIRST ROW: Gates, Bean, White, Huntsman, M. Frey, Hutton, Miss Nygrcn, Patterson, P. Aaron, C. Fry, Atherton, B, Hunt. MIXED CHORUS BACK ROW: Kenney, Boursaw, Jensen, George, McPhail, S. Whitney, Earraclough. FOURTH ROW: M. Long, M. Biggzrt, B. Whiteny, Zook, Johnson, Berry, D. Ward. THIRD ROW: Amos, Bledsoe, M. Saxbury, Rash, Southard, 5. Stone. McCammon, I. Lewis, M. Barkes, Kramer, Swan, F. Frey, Wright. SECOND ROW: Gates, Wolverton, Vining, Wayman, Branson, McFarland, J, Stone, S, Fowler, V. Fowler, Gunsel- man, Brewer, K. Smith. FIRST ROW: Bean, White, Huntsman, M Frey, Hutton, Miss Nygren, Patterson, P. Aaron, C. Fry, Atherton, B Hunt. 1 t- Q -i tus..- -ap. BOYS' GLEE CLUB BACK ROW: B. Whitney, B. Jones, C, Simmons, Luke, George, D. son, Berry, Boursaw, F. Jones, Jensen, Kenney, T. Smith. FIRST ROW Jones, McPhait. THIRD ROW: J. Fisher, Sawyer, S. Whitney, J. Ger- M. Long, M. Biggart, Zock, Miss Nygren, Tolbert, D. Ward, Barra ety, H. Earkes, W. Smith, Johnson. SECOND ROW: Boner, Robert- ' clough. COMPLIMENTS OF WALL-DIFFENDERFER MORTUARY FIRST ENSEMBLE SECOND ROW: V. Fowler, Hutton, Branson, J. Stone, M. Barkes, Wright. FIRST ROW: V. Bean, Huntsman, J. Patterson, Urbanek, Swan, B. Brewer, .2 Q-lft SECOND ENSEMBLE SECOND ROW: Vining, Pressgrove, Wayman, McFarland, Gunselman, K. Smith. FIRST ROW: Gates, Bledsoe, C. Fry, S. Stone, Kramer, P. Aaron. FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE ENSEMULE SECOND ROW: Deaver, Ferrin, Griffith, Skinner, P, Werner, Chambers, Roach, Lud- llg. FIRST ROW: Amos, Wendt, Christensen, Wolverton, B. Stone, Rogers, V. UIQ- pm. THIS PAGE WITH CONGRATULATIONS FROM HOAD MUSIC CO. 58 MADRIGAL SINGERS SECOND ROW: M. Biggan, Kenney, George, G. Johnson. FIRST ROW: V. Bean, J. Patterson, Branson, M. Barkes, Wright, B. Brewer. HIGHLANDERS M, Blggart, B, Whitney, Kenney, Boursaw, George, Jensen, G. Johnson, D. Ward, Bel- ry, Barraclough. THIS PAGE WITH COMPLIMENTS OF GAS SERVICE CO. 59 4 l Ash, Atherton, M. Barkes, R. Barkes, Bergen, Benson, Bledsoe, D. Boaz, J. Boaz, Bcursaw, Chilson, A. Christensen, Deaver, Farrell, S. Fowler, V. Fowler, Frye, Gaskell, George, C. Gillespie, Griffith, Hentzler, Hollsomer, Huntsman, Hutton, B, Jones, Kenney, Knox, Lacey, J. Lewis, M Long, Ludwig, Mark, McAtee, McConnell, McMurray, Morris, D. Patterson, J, Patterson, 5. Patterson, Pressgrove, D. Rankin, S. Rankin, Robertson, Rogers, M. Saxbury, R. Saxbury, Sims. A. Smith, Southard, Stump, Swan, Treesh, Treqemba, Vining, Weller, Wendt, S. Werner, B. Whitney, S. Whitney, Wilt, Wolverton, Wright, D. Wulfkuhle, L. Wulikuhle, Zook The Highland Park High School band, appearing this year in snappy new uniforms, is one of the most closely knit, basic organizations in the school. Di- rected by H. Burton Harvey, newly appointed mem- ber as orchestra representative from Kansas in the National School Band, Orchestra, and Vocal Associ- ation, this 66-piece band has gained an enviable repu- tation as a concert and marching band, This organization, which has received a First Division r'ating at the district music festival in Law- rence for the past two years, appears at most home football and basketball games., The band has made several trips, including ones to out-of-town football games at Hiawatha and Ottawa and to Band Day at Kansas State College in Manhattan, where the group gave a demonstration in precision marching. Appearing in many parades in this area and in several concerts completed the band's activities for the year. THIS PAGE THROUGH THE COURTESY OF GREEN'S MUSIC SHOP 60 Directed by H. Burton Harvey, the 36-piece or- chestra ranks among the best high school orchestras in the state of Kansas. lt has placed in the First Division at the Lawrence district music festival for the past three years. Catering to the classics, this group offers a broad musical background to interested students. Many members are accomplished instrumental soloists, as is evidenced by the high number of first division ratings earned in the solo divisions of both the district and the state music festivals. The orchestra appears at all of the school plays and presents several concerts each year. Ash, Atherton, M. Barkes, Benson, Bergen, Bledsoe, Boursaw, Chilson, S. Fowler, V. Fow- ler, Gaskell, George, M. Gerety, Hoffsorner, Hutton, B. Jones, Kenney, Lacey, M. Long, McConnell, Huntsman, Morris, J. Parterson, Robertson, M. Saxbury, Southard, Stump, Swan, Vining, P. Werner, D. Williams, Wilt, Wolverton, Wright, L, Wultkuhle, Zook r THIS PAGE WITH COMPLIMENTS OF LONG-BELL LUMBER CO. Sl THIS AUTOGRAPH PAGE WITH COMPLIMENTS OF . . - - - LOUVRE BOOT SHCP 62 .,+z.:i, SQf YQ- 35 :f.QE'9f ,9. . .nv v t 1 :nf .sf i-QQ-xy Q- . 1-2 Q Ha-ng , nuff., , . - n brvm A 3. , .mv w .,,. . .QUE A ,.,wz,:-e 'AWZTG a-:fr z , V . ...v I . , X ' x . y ! 'rf' .,. L tv, X- 'x.. v f, wp 'fx X Yf,.n.?f' if ' AP A, 'I' wi' . -X . TT 5:53. A f E. Jensen Weller Noel. Slaler' Dean' , ' B whitney. ml' h I B, Dunham. Bohm' R molds, Chllsom ' h Howyd, uxsr Rowl ':: 2:Q:unslecoND R331 Ciflllang. 1 7k' Riggillionegffes. Geofge' . Whealgngisxiorfs. Luke. Boursawlgwtiieek. SaWYef, Berry' Fung' 3031 E.. 'I ' 'V' 'z 'il' ' lord' l W Barrattlough Brown ' d' I 2 i iv: gg' J. Fisher. F- Jones' 5 ' . , 1 ' ' .riff ' L to , ,M f. , , . . 9:5 -. jigri... , ei,-.WT V iff- i Tn, X S . Y. I it H Y 9 GIVE!! WITH COMPLIMENTS OF H 64 . - e at Fiasr no MANAGERS:W4Sm h' wg Hlghland Park's inexperienced varsity took it on the chin for the first few games before the added experiencebegan to make itself known in the Scotties' teamwork. About mid-season the iinx came in earnest with the injury of a regular tackle and the illness of a regular end, which finished those boys for the season. These, combined with numerous other iniuries of a minor nature, served to keep the battling Highlanders far below par all season. Head Coach Claude Reynolds, starting with a new formation and only one returning regular starter, whipped his squad into a dangerous team before the end of the season even though- the Scots won only one game while losing eight. Even so, the season was certainly not wasted, for the players had an opportunity to become accustomed to their new formation, the short punt, and the new coach and above all the chance to find themselves. All of these things plus the spirit gained by these boys make Highland Park the team to lead in the Jayhawk League next year. IGHLAND PARK MARKET Highland, Park freshmen and sopho- mores, under the able tutelage of Coaches John Merryman and Paul Stone, started Easy in their high school lives to learn foot- a . These inexperienced Scottie Pups fin- h d the ear well versed in football funda- is e y - mentals. Playing a rugged six-game schedule to ut gave the fellows plenty of chances p into practice the techniques taught them by their coaches, Next year several graduates of this beginners' school will be playing with the varsity. Fifty-five freshmen and sophomores finished the season of work and play with- out a serious injury or complaint. The only two beets heard frequently were that the freshmen did not like to carry in the dum- mies Ctackling dummies, that isl and that Dick Tiny Shumway C248 poundsl occas- ionally stepped on one of them. Here's to the future football players of Highland Park High! TAKE!! LAST ROW, C Don F. a ' 'ad' Stone, s. W 1smehsm,og:l.S7ayi2,,f: fvmn, 222,56 igrxr. H. Diehl, Maier M Yher. Lock 5f 1. B. Purdy, HRST Rbxfidquist, Barkley: Dczgfrslz. Reed ' f OOD J S. R, Wheakm Je ' 'fy Stan - Frost, 5, I e, C, Pape, Dachenhaumniegtvu-J-loogh, R, 5 ' ' I QF. COMPLIMENTS OF McCARTER SERVICE STA TION - -- - Zlxt and Virginia 85 DON GEORGE MIKE BERRY Tackle Halfback -m Q-.1 .jf '. i' , 3g ?.,. E gl, ,. . QQ 5 ,Q in Q1 gill ' Q A KV IDYCE MeCARTER Tickle WAYNE NORTON Guard CO-CAPTAIN CHUCK SIMMONS End . QV: ..1J..,.A.5. ,.1 vmiqf. f fpfi E 4:4 aw .V r :ggi 1 , , 9, , r ' ,125 . few 31,1 . 'JL x 1 ' ' 555533. - E . ,. . 5 ' f-gs' - . .L 1 LEONARD BROWN! Fullback MERLE ZIRKLE End DICK WELLIR Hllfback DALE DIXON DICK LUKE End End Center JIMMIE KNIGHT'S CAFE - -- - 717 Qulncy -- -- - Across from City Audltorlum JIM CHII-SON Tack!! DALE JENSEN Haifback BDI BON ER A , Quarterback BERNARD JONES ' Cvnter C0-CAPTAIN WAYNE CLARK Tackle LYMAN IOURSAW FRENCNIE JONES Guard Quarterback THIS PAGE THROUGH COURTESY OF WIBON SERVICE STAT! 87 x . 5 V ,W-. f. .3 Q V 1? A fx 'Q :gg Q .. Q I E, A f .aw Y ' E x . . , ' ' 'K-w,,',.HQ-. 'l :fx 1?25sf'S-- ' E623 EMMETT IARRACLOUGH Halfback ALVIN MATHER Guard ,, , . W ,Riff ,4 4. 3 -1 i f Q y a? , aff: - ,V JERRY FISHER Guard FRANK FRITTS End ON ig-H if' ig-S-is xx With only one returning letterrrian and with Bill Howard as their new coach, the Scotties developed a brand of wideopen ball that paid off both in spectator thrills and games won. After dropping the first three games, the tall, fast Scotties began to click, amassing a I4 won-9 lost record against some of the finest Class A high schools in the eastern half of the State. Depending primarily on the fast break and a vicious double screen on the offense, the Scots had the rebound- ing and ball-hawking ability to crack down on the de- fense, Of the nine games lost by HPHS, six were lost by three points or fewer. The Parkers placed two men on the Jayhawk League All-Stars-tall, sharpshooting, rebounding Frank Fritts and scrappy, fast, ballahawking Frenchie Jones, a boy who had a habit of hitting the basket when the chips were down. lei t Ci lvll l l Q' if lvl W. l ' i SECOND ROW: B. Whitney, B. Jones, Fritts, Dixon, C. Simmons, Coach Howard. FIRST ROW: Manager W. Smith, Waller, F. Jones, Tolbert, Jensen, Barraclough. THIS PAGE WITH COMPLIMENTS OF WESTERN TYPEWRITER CO. 68 s A X . WJ ik if? .FH G Q9 r 'lk Y, 4 ,B I. ff 5, L if 5' H i Ce., SCOTT!! PUPS SECOND Row: Mccmef, Carver Long, mesh, Luke, swans, coach Rey.-wuds. FIRST Hennessey, Crook, Bcner, Leupold, P. Rice, S. Whitney. ROW: Manager Charles Long, E- THIS PAGE THROU GH co URTESY OF MCCORMICK Rus CQMPA ,O NY ,wel FRESHMAN SCOTS SECOND ROW: Coach Merlyman, D. Hall, Porter, Locke, Frusr, C. Pape, Barkley. FIRST ROW: Packer, Broughton, Obenhaus, G. Stone, Proper, McAfee. :uve-IN OF WEST TENTH D mls PAGE wlTH COMPUMENTS 1: mi. B- D, Rod. NAM' B' Dm Bvvrir owh Mound, mm Cowell, wana. F- Ima' C . With Frenchie Jones the only returning letterman on the golf squad, the Scotties are again trying to win their third Jay- hawk League championship in as many years. With the addition of Bill Ash from Kemper Military Academy and other boys with a little less experience, the Highland Park linlcsters should not lack talent. The golf schedule is not complete at the deadline for HIGHLANDER copy. Bill Ash tees oft. THROUGH ik Frenchie Jones lays one on the green. THE COURTESY OF N. A. FITCH, DRUGGIST - - - 17th And Konus Ave. 72 ssconp Row. R R M' FIRST A ' ' 6 ,Lock,5, sa ROW. Robertson, Ch-ml Lojlingnons, Zlrkle, Wilt, Coach Hines Wver. 9 urgard, R. wlmlms S W ' - erner, their third Jayhawk Net-men of Highland Park are out to annex League trophy in three years as the yearbook goes to press, They are sparked by the efforts of the two returning letter-men, Rex Wilt and Merle Zirkle, and a capable group of novices.Five matches aresched- uled for the spring season. Merle Zurkle is on Rex Wilt sends a fast serve 'he l0b 35 Wilf'5 over the net. Hel min- THI5 PAGE WITH COMPLIMENTS OF JOHN F. PFEFFER 73 OW: Pap, rhino R , Frost, 5. Bentwf B I A, Bailey. - Charles Long, Wang' ObenhgRii::gG, Stone, Gooch. Don A. on k Cl k FOURTH lgoelvliacker Don F. Boaz. Andler, Stethem. rv - ' Lu el av . Slater. Dean' Dum' Boursaw. an, Boner. Noel, Andres' D, Jones, ROW: Coach M 'V ' W: Garmst. BU so me :Emir R0 A. a - ' M 1 aarrnelouohi BWV' U Don Meek gets set f Lof-9, Sh-1 Y' phy, Meek. CRW' Highland Park th' i l i in-clads with a fair sprinkling of lettermen and a galaxy of promising recruits will be at- tempting to top the Jayhawk League for the third consec- utive year, All in all, this year's Cinder season promises to be one of the most grueling and exciting seasons since track was revived as a league sport in 1945. Results of this season's meets are not available as the deadline for yearbook copy antedates the track, ten- nis, and golf season. SCHEDULE April I Panragonal More 1 Quadrangular Have 9 Ottawa Relays Dnawa 14 Halklll Rally! lawrence 19 Haskell-Highland Lawrance 22 K. U. Rclaya Lawrance 27 Quadlangulal Nora 30 Baller Ralaya Baldwin May 6 Jayhawk Laajue Mae! More 13 Regional Lawrance 20 Stale or a 100-yard sprint. THIS PAGE WITH COMPLIMENTS OF CAPITAL SPORTING GOODS CO. 74 Berry, Murphy, Chilson, and Meek warm up for a relay. l Q ' L Galen Murphy runs the mile. ' 'Q ' 3 D 1 if li If- f 3 r , -r- .X 791 5yL1gj f:gr. V 2 r l DUN Andres , g -i i ' , g2j'f' J -, Mike Berry scans the bar and pre and Emmen Bar- W:-L 'Q . I ' paresto vault. raclough finisha rf. fF5:Ef15',f-gi ' f32'Ya'd 5 ,, 11 Q,. 3 .- F aj I 55 r i ff Q 1 J i m Chilson gets r e a d y to hurl the spear. THIS PAGE WITH COMPLIMENTS OF ' HIGHLAND PARK GARDENS 78 I I THIS AUTOGRAPH PAGE WITH COMPLIMENTS OF OBERHELMAN INSURANCE AGENCY - . - I I II9 East Sth Phone 3-2969 'IB '-+ v. ' , - Wig. . ', 'K' L , O f- fic? ta pi' - 5-Q ' - 5 5 f , x xv ' S . I! 1' QQ ..,. . f 1 ' ' ' , 05- .Pu- kv. Un fx f Y, 54 3225 'E' x ,. . 3... In .-M-X. ' . . - .H - 1Si41?fe 3?f 'Fu 2 W-l ' . .K-,,N.'-cm . --. ,.'.,-,.zmaa- f'ff ' 15.35 .., 3T'if G'95'xEl 'Q . 134 L. ' ix..-via-f'e , ,-.f.+gx- '.,,,5u X Ag . ,N V, i4'f ' jf: ' ' - ' '4 ' '-r f ' f . . , ,..-vgin rf . ,.-...O 4-,gtk ', af! The respect, admiration, and friendship of th t d b . e s u ent - ody gave to Muke Berry and Delores Aaron, seniors, the honor of being voted King and Queen of the 1949 HIGH- LANDER. THlS PAGE THROUGH THE COURTESY OF THE CHOCOLATE SHOP 78 Reigning over the Under the Sea Sports Dance, sponsored by Scotch Lassies, are King Frank Fritts, Queen Peggy Simmons, Prince Bernard Jones, and Princess Donna Bledsoe. The four seniors were chosen by a vote of the en- ti re student body. COMPLIMENTS OF HARRY ENDLICH Where you can see the styles of tomorrow, today 79 The royal procession enters the gymnasium at the homecoming coronation ceremonies October B. Deborah Hlnes and Janice McFar- land, clad in the tredltlonal Scotch kilts, lead the royal party-Prim cess Delores Aaron, Prince Bernard Jones, Queen Marilyn Hentzler, King Wayne Horton, Princess Donna Bledsoe, and Prince Don George. The group Is followed by Donna Kraus, Homecoming Queen of l9l7, who crowned this year's King end Queen. The royal NNY. elected by the entire student body are ready for Inspection. Queen Marllyn ind King Wayne reign on their decorated throne. THIS PAGE WITH COMPLIMENTS OF HENTZLER PACKING CO. 80 Q . . K f gxJx!.Y'q'I 5 il r Xb . . . :fr k my ' . .W 0 , 4,0 Q u, .,. I YW ,' vu- M' J- . is Q 'v IQ, Q' X4 .' -c--., . , 0 H? ,,-Ll. I r 'NYV Pug Revell and Marilyn Henlzler, assisted by Don George and Terry Jacquith, distribute Valentines at their pany al Shawnee country Club. Basketball bOyS will always remember this pany-Coach wouldrft let them go! A wHmuNG socm use Miuces A ur: woimi uvirrs ron TEEN-Asus, wno N .. neva IN ANY GET-Toesruzn, mom cox: ones 'ro Fomki. onicss. Sitting out a dance at the Country Club-Irene McConnell, James Ledford, Jim Chilson, and Phyllis Fulton, 7 J . QQ., I i ' l 2 W.P.A. Wom- en Pay Alll Week suils Bob Boner as Anne C h r I 5 t e risen buys his movie ticket. i v I The biggest night ol all-the Junior Prom. Car- olyn Lacey and Merle Zirkle are in high soirits as they leave for the dance. Seniors invited their parents and faculty members to a Christmas dance at Lake Lingo. W.-ming for class rings to be distributed by Santa Claus Andres are Donna Bledsoe, John Frnnzke, Pat Swan, Terry Jacquith, Mari- Iyn, and Frank Fritts. COMPLIMENTS OF AL WILLIAMS, WHOLESALE DRUGGIST - - 305 West 5th B2 Club irtitiations are predicament at Clcf Club party when she musl tote , Mike Berry piggy-back. ' vs 'nw At their annual sophomores became with newspapers, that Barnard copped the her complete outfit. mllacksoma affairs-Note Pugx I Spotlighters staged a wierd fall party in an old aban- doned fort southeast of town. Phyllis Sims and Mary Frances Hutton present an original stunt. 'fr I wr 'Twas i lucky carrier: man who invaded this slumber party! Undisturbed, however, by the presence of a lone male are Dixie Lewis, Ginnie Fowler, Pug, Wilma Gates, and Eleanor Wright. class party designers- is. Marilyn honors with Future Homemakers began their social season with a dance in Kreipc's barn on October 30. More than l2O girls and their dates attended the shin-dig. THIS PAGE THROUGH COURTESY OF BOYLES DAIRY B3 1 THIS AUTOGRAPH PAGE WITH COMPLIMENTS OF THE VICTORY LIFE INSURANCE CO. I I I I I sa I 5lW'2 : if.:f4 ' 'Ji' ' R.. is . A f3w,-sw.- Q f,,.r SH. M 1 ,f' WU 5 6' 1 2 H 2 an -E -. .2 .2 S .Jw 9 w c o :. P Q u fu E v ,- -'u fs gm mf va 's c- figifa Z c 2' E 2 S .o uf E' ..L' 'way Ion er shake may be ad nd H .2 .: E fi V. 5 E U 3' 'm u fu LL a- .n vu En m -Q ,iw N 5.2 gr E 52 +25 :N 3: 'UO is E lu Wu 'E . 0 .E .,. 2 Egg il a- u : vw h Z .C5 .-No 'O GI 4D 1:8-E :E :gn M we D15 E3 'Em uw 9:- at i. :E W ,EO ,- 2: 22 xm at Sw ED ,DZ fi if C Q SI is :TJ .,., U1 an exciting spin Highland gals fake an Yvonna E E 'o L' cn V. E ua S -. 3 J .9 Q 3 E' c w I 2 E J : an .: 3 au v 1: 2 -v if agn- 2 l' v. 2-2 o 's .L ., -E E 5 'S Q 1. E E fu -E 'EE ,X 4.0 B.. T3 Q E.: m USE -m E3 -5 gfv ,hu vw V- 2- Yi' 25 'Dc 22' mu. .E .H 2 5 o .c 5 c fu 'E uw E . :s 1: .Q .: u n E' u. .mr Ext Em ol! an .E S .sw ,E N P .E C-C 511 .u E m E 3 C J O E D o u. 2 Nu 'Bly :ang 1' 3 2135, C .. C 52 iw .E- 'DO r: E 2 ru .Sv c c : I SILO COMPANY - -- 925 Kansas Ave. COMPLIMENTS OF KANSAS MISSOURI 11 IQ? BHITSHIIICL UHIUS' N 5: MG- J !'-gp. ,.AAksn.S- B11 4 Favorite hair styles at HPHS-Kathy Smltl-Us short Male locks are classy. loo-Emmett .BarraCl0UUh'5 curls, Virginia Eean's page boy with bangs, Wilma blond curls, Lyman Boursaw's straight hair, Farrel Tol- Gates' upsweep, and Sue Ferrin's long bob. bGI'Y'S CNW CUT. Ind A'5klD DU3UiS' WSW half' In a special pep assembly, Scots conduct funeral services for the Hayden Polecats. While Eleanor Wright, Melvin Biggart, and Jack Kenney weep and wail, Janice Hunts- man mons up the tears. Mourner Mike Ber- A variety of noon-hour entertainment -is provided for Scottie students-whoops! How did this snapshot slip in here? Enjoying the solitude in the auditorium are CF and FJ, VF and LG, JC and PF, and BK and LB. VVhen the picture was taken MW and BA were in the group, but ry and Pastor Don George pay their respects also. they seem to have vanished. edu A I .M Mary Ja Houck, Lois Chambers, and Nancy Myzer try to sell .nm M '.x1:'t?in?s:,1',:: ,os2rhex:o':od candy alter school Ito add to yearbook tundsl despite interference magazines In study hall. Llnasay Gillespie adds a from Ted Smith, Don Anderson. and Ruben Lover. latching mustache. THIS PAGE WITH COMPLIMENTS OF S. D. THACHER ELECTRIC CO. Gov. Frank Carlson chats with Coach How- Thev're rewonsible for vow egfrellwi hu' ard's wife at the finals or me regional murna- lunches-Mrs Chambers and Mrs, Fil'- ment held at Topeka High School. Mrs. Nora Morris, subslilute teacher for al- lt's no wonder that 1,200 pounds ol wa rermelon was consumed ar the most four months, works overtime grading his- annual HIGHLANDER feed September l0. Doris, Dina, Olive Jean, Barbara, tory papers. Boyce, Ginnie, Dallas, and Carver really slow ae away. 'Tis surprising how many kids a lalopy can hold. These fellows am anything but broomeleaners. There's an overflow when Ted, Dixie, Coleen, Wayne, They're busy every minute of the day-Mr. Andres, Shirley, Wilma, Betty, Lindsay, and Ginnie fry to crowd Mr. Chambers, and Mr. Kahle. ln. N A 5 H COURTESY OF BARNETT MOTORS, YOUR , DEALER 89 Don George starts on big venture to Washington, D. C., as one of forty final- ists from the 48 states in Westing- house science talent search. Order, requests Ber- nard Jones, presiding over Student Council. As Student President, he holds the high- est student position at HPHS. Charles Long pops up out of the es- cape box used by Birch, Master Magi- cian, , 5 Tom Sawyer was an indi- vidualist even back in Miss EIIiott's sixth grade when he made this sketch. iNote cross-stitch bangs! A typi- cal Sawyer touch!! Dixie Lewis from way down at A feet I0 inches looks up at Dale Dixon, six feet four. A whirl on the merry-gos round is lun for the gang who'ye spent twelve years together in Highland Park schouis-Greeta Smith, Bob Couch, Bertha Brewer, Pat Swan, Ethel Haller, Cody Mark, Bernard Jones, Caro- lyn Lacey, Donna Bledsoe, Lois Boaz, Edwin Osborn, Miss Wendt, Eleanor wright, and Ginnie Fowler. Those who didn't hear the school bell rang were Shirley Fow- ler, Wilma Gates, Lindsay Gillespie, and Tom Sawyer. They missed the picture. 90 S , yr,-V ,973-,, tgseyri A ,2 '1l '5' fi? ' P .T L i ' ' i ,, Txgw, ifijfi-51'i, , ,sg it faq vQf f?'gEM. ,. ,ft fl tk , 14 ..4.1f: A ..., ,Q -in ' ,i.. 15'a.'f' 5 fix' i , A I gil :l':,v 'rrsie gf W' 1,:,v F1 1 4, 1 S n- V, v ' I nik I .K ' g giphr.-, g ft A r- .gi .4 1, SCHOOL SONG We re loyal to you, Highland Park, The scarlet and green Hlghland Park Well back you to stand Gamst the best in the land For we know your ideals, Highland Park Your pralses we ll slng on lor aye And true we shall be for ulway, Long wxll fond thoughts of thee Remaln m our memory All hail to ihee, HIGHLAND PARK! GINNIE FUWLER LAURA WARD COLEEN FRY MARVIN LONG SHIRLEY FOWLER THIS PAGE WITH COMPLIMENTS OF H L F RESTAURANT 9I Whal? Two dollars and a hall for a yearbook? Why so much? Have you ever asked such a question Perhaps '19 you've even exclaimed, Gee, I used to get a HIGH- LANDER for a doIlar! Well, Pal, you just aren't in the know, Think about this--the cover alone on your annual cost more than 90c. Photography ex- penses added 96c. V Glance over these expenses and see that for .- A only 52.50 you are getting a yearbook which costs fighf, I I r -,dir 55.20 to make. COST OF PUBLISHING HIGHLANDERS Printing of 387 books ....... ,....... - .................. S 1,217.43 Covers ........ ...... ........ ............. ..... - - - 3 48.75 Special features lPrinted end sheets, names on covers? --- .. 67.38 Photographic supplies ......... , .... ............ - - 190.00 Photographic services ...... --- .. 180.00 Miscellaneous expenses ..... --- 12.25 TOTAL COST OF 387 BOOKS ..... ..... - -- ---. 52,015.81 Cost of each book .... - - --- 55.20 387 1 52,015.81 INCOME Yearbook sales 62.50 eachi ............. ..... S 960.00 Advertising sales ...................... --- 666.00 Pages purchased by clubs and organizations ................. 300.00 Charges for senior, faculty pictures ........................ 88.00 Assessments for individual pictures in class sections 125: eachl -- 62.75 Bonus from National School Studio for selling reprints of small student pictures ......,........... - 35,00 Profits from watermelon feed .................. --- 19.00 TOTAL INCOME .......... ..... S 2,130.75 - 2,015.81 'PROFIT .....,........................... ..... S 114.94 'Profit to be used to purchase darkroom equipment THIS PAGE WITH COMYLIMENTS OF THE KANSAS POWER AND LIGHT COMPANY 92 Barraclough. Emmett -.- Aaron. Delores .... INDEX T0 I 4. l5,35.38,47.52,56.78.80,8 I .85 Z6.37.46.49.50,53,56,57 Aaron, Peggy ......... ......... Alexander, Dora Lou Amos, Donna Rae ..- Anderson, Don .... Andler, Harold .... Andres, Don ....... Anna. Emma Mae --- Anno, Ida ........ Arnett, Laura -.- Ash. Bill ...... . Atherton, Fulve .... Atklnson, Zerul --- Austln, Jack ...... Bacon, Alvin ......, Bailey, Alvln ......... Balley, Mary Anne .... Barkes, Harry ....... -- Barkes. Marllyn --- Barkes, Rlchard --- -------------- 28,37,53,56,57 ----28.36.47.49.53.56.57,58 ----- .... 28.43,5l,56,88 - ..... ,- 30.43,56.65.74 --- l5,5l,72,74,75 ..- ,..... 28,147.56 -------------- 15.38.56 ---------.------ 30.37.56 ---- ...... I5.34,42,60,6l,72 --- 28.38,47,49,53,56,57,60.6l --- ..... - .......... 26,64 ----------------. 30,43 ---.------- 30 --------------- 30,43,65,74 ------------------- 15.38.52 --.-------------- 26.42.56.57 26.36,47,49.53,56, 57,58,60,6l ----------------.----- 30.60 Barkley, Ronald ..... Barnard, Marllyn .... ............ ------------- 30,43,56,65,7l 25.37.46.49.53.56.57. 83 Bames. Bud ...................................... 30,72 26.42,44,74 Barr, Maurlce ---------- ............... ------ Barry, Janet ...... -- ...,.............. -- 26,51,56,57,58,63.64,67,6B,69,74.75.88 .2B. 37. 53. 57 56, Bayless, Fred ........ ..............,......... 3 0, 44, Bayless, Jay .... .................. - -.30, 44, Bean. Eldon ...... ..... .... . .... .......,... 2 8 , Bean. Virglnla .... ----26, 38, 46. 49, 53, 56, 57 58, Becker. Dolly .... ...... .... . ....., 2 6 , 36, 53. Beeson, Barry ...... ............ .... 2 8 , 44, 49. Bell, Marlan ........ ........... ,. ......, 2 6, 36, Bellman, Edlth- ....... ........ . ........ - ---30, 38, Bellman, Geraldlne ..... . ..................... 26, 37, Benson, Sue ........ .... 2 8. 37, 46, 49, 53, 56, 57, 60, Benton, Donna ................................. --..26, Benton, Stephen ....................... - ........... 65, Bergen, Polly.. ...................... --.26, 37, 47, 49 53, Berry Mlke ..,... 15. 49. 5l. 56. 57, 58, 64. 66, 74, 75, 78, 83, Blggart, Melvin ---- ............ 28, 43, 47, 49, 56. 57. 58, Biggart, Vlrglnla ....... -- ................. 30, 38, 47. 56, Bledsoe, 6l, Blount. Camllle .... Blount, Llllord ..... Blount, Melrose .... Boaz DonA. .... Donna ...-.... IS, 38, 46, 49, 52, 56, 57, 58. 60. 80, Bl 82, 36. 56 75.75 '56' 65, soul oe.. F.- .... 'II--1 ..... Lao, eo, Boaz, Juanlra .... ...................... I 5, 36. 46, 49, Boaz, Lols- ............................ e .... I5, 37, 56, Boaz, Pat- ....................................... 30, Borler, Bob ......... 25, 43, 45, 5I, 56, 57, 64, 67, 70, 74, 82, Bonfleld, Beverly ........... --- .... ................ .. 40. Boursaw. Lyman--26, 42, 47, 5I, 56, 57, 55, 60, 6l. 64, 67, 74, es, erry- ..........------.-.-----.--... ---- , . Bradlord, Delores .... .... 2 8, 38, 56, Bradford. Judy ...... -.-----.----75, 38, 52, Bradford, Rowe ..... ...................... 3 0. Bradford, Yvonne .... -----------.-.--- 2 6. 50. 53. Branson, Jackie .... ...... I 5. 37, 46, 47, 52, 56, 57. Brewer, Bertha ...... .... I 6. 37, 46, 48, 49, 52, 56, 57, Brewer, Raymond .... ---,--- - - ------ --30. 43. 56. sm. G-m-.--H fs' rm. I .... --------- - -- . . em., L.......l4. .... ........... 1 6,51 64. Burqard, Richard ..... .... 2 B. 43, 45, 5I, 64, Burkhart, Velma- - - ..- '5d'5E' Burrnan, Marllyn ..... .-.-.-........ Bumxan, Naomi .... -- ------ ----.---- - -26. Bush, Helen ....... ---I6, 36, 37, 46. 47, 48, Campbell, Davld--- .------- - ---------- 26, 42. Catron, Bonnle ..... ----------------- 2 8. 37. 39. Chambers. LUIS ------ -- -------- ---23. 35. 40. 55. 55. Chllson, James ....... ..... 2 6, Sl, 60, 6l, 64. 67, 74, 75, Christenberry, Cecil .............. ..-v ....-.-...-......-- Chrlstenberry, Melbem ..... . .......-... -.--------.---. - - Christensen. Anne ..... ---28, 37, 49, 53, 56, 57, 58, 60, B2 Christensen, Wayne---- .......-..-...-..-...- ----- Clark, Wayne ....... -- .... ....... 2 8. 5I. 64, 67, Clayburg. Helen .... ---------- 3 7. 53. Coleman, Betty .... ..... I 6. 36, 52, 56, Cook, Claude .... ............ 3 0, Cook, LaVern .... .... 2 6, 42, 44, PICTURES Cook, Norma- - - Couch, Bob ..... -.- -.,.... I6, 42. Cowell, John ..... ................. Crook, Rlchard ..... ................ 2 8, Cuslc, Marilyn ........ ---I4, I6, 37, 52, 56, Cuslc, Pat ............. .... 2 6. 37. 49, 53, 56. Dachenhausen, Leroy ...... ....... 3 --30, 43. 56. Dachenheusen, Marlorie---- ......... .... - I6, 37. Dean, Bob-- ---..-.--.. - .--........ -43, 44. 64. Deaver, Darnelle ---.-- -.-. 3 0, 36. 49, 53, 56. 58, Decker, Frank --.- .---.-.--......- ---- Dexter. Murlel---- -... . ...-..--- --26. Dlck, Bobby ..... ..........-.... ohm, H..-ond---- .......-.... 30, 43, Dlehl, Lola --.-.-- -.....-.-. I 6, 37, 52, Dixon, Dele ..-.- --- .-.. 26. 66, 68, 69. 74, Drlagers, Darlene ---. ---.- 2 6. 36. 47, 53, DuBois, Duane ---- .-...--.... I 3, 26, Dunham, Barbara-- ---... - --.-.- 30. 35. Dunham, BDI: --.-- -.-. 2 6, 42, 45, 50, 64. Dunn, Rufus --.--.- -------------- - --- Dunnaway, James.-- ......-.. -26. 42, Emery, Dorothy -.--. ---26, 37. 53. Engelke, Marlene ---- . -..- 30, 37, Engelke. Merle --.- --------- 3 0. Eraas, Betty- .-.. ----30. 36, 53, Erwin, Elsie .---. ---------------- 2 3. 33. 47. Erwin, Leon ------. .---------.--..- s -e-- 2 B. 43. Evans. Ronald-..--.. .------.------------ 23. 43. 45. Ferrln. Sue -..-- ----28, 38,-49, 53, 56, 57, 58, 60, Flggins, Larry--- .-......--... ----- I 6. 39, 42, Fllklns, Patsy --.-. ------ - --e ------- ---- 2 3. 38. Flsher, Bertha .----.--.--.---.-...- I7. 35. 37, 46. 52. 56. Flsher, Jerry- -....---.--- -..- I 7, 42, 45. 46. 5l, 56, 57 64. Flannery, Betty- .-....-...------- ------------------ 2 5. Fuwlor, Shirley.--I7, 34. 46. 49, 52, 56. 60. 6I, 68, 8l, 86, 89, Fowler, Virglnla ------ I7, 25. 34, 38, 46, 49, 52, 56. 57. 58, 6I, 53, 36, 57, B9, 90, Freeman, Jack .-.- ..-.--...--..--...--..--.---..- 3 0. Frey, Frances ---- .---.-----.-.-.-- I 7, 36, 56, Frey. Marlo ----- -.----.----.-.--.. 2 6, 37, 53, Frltts. Frank---- ....---. I4. I7, 5I, 64, 67, 63, 69. 79. Frost, Jack .--. ----..--.--------- - ---30, 43, 65, 7l, Fry, Anlta ---- -- -.-.------------e---- 30. 37. 47. 53. Fry, Coleen ----- .--- I 7, 35, 37, 47, 49, 52, 56, 57, 58, 89, Frye. Harold -.-.-- ------------- ------- ----- 3 0 . 43. 60. F..m..., Phylns---- ............. . ............ -.-2B, Garllnger, Ben ---. ...-.--...-.---.-.----.-.--.---.- Gaskell, Dina Lee ---.. ..., - 26, 38, 47. 49, 53, 56, 57, 60, 6l, Gates, Wllma- -.--.--. I7, 36, 38, 49, 52, 56. 57, 58, 83, 88. Gatrost. Don -.---..-- ---- ----------- ee ------- ------- George, Don-- ---- I7, 33, 35, 42, 46, 48. 49. 5I. 56, 57, 58, 6l, 64, 66. 80. BZ, BB, Gerety, Jlm ------..-.- . -----..-.--. ..---- - --26. 42. 44. Gergty, Ne., ,........ ...... 3 o, as, sr., 57, Gillesple, Carol Sue ---. ---- 3 0, 38, 47, 53. 55. Gillespie, Llndsey .-.. -- ------ ---- I 7. 53. Gooch. Forrest ---- . ----30. 43, 56, 65, Gott, Donna .----- ---25. 37. 53. 56. Graves, Robert ..-- ----- - ------- - - Grew, am .,....., ................ 2 B. 43, 64, arms... Em.: ........ ........................... Grlflirh. Laesta, Mae -..- ---. - -L- -.--- 30. 36, 53, 56, 58, Gunselrnan, Dorls -.- ---- I7, 35, 37, 52, 56, 57, 58, 86. Gustafson, Roger ---- .------ - ------ - --------- 2 6. Hen, Cecll ....... .......... . .... . ....... - - Hall, Don- ..-. - ---30. 43, 56, 65, Haller, Ethel --.- ----------- I 5. 3I. Hayek, Gene .-..-. --------------------- 2 5. 42. 44. Hell, Georgla Lou---- . -..--..--..-.-.. 30. 35. 4I. 47. 53. Hennessey. Steve -----------.---------- ---- - -23. 43. 44. Hemlsf, Marllyn ...... la, 34, ae, aa, 46. 49, 52, ss, so, agsi Hinds, Sue Ann --.- ....---.-.---.-...--. I 5. 35. 47, Hlpsher, Blll ----- ---- -...----- -- Hlxon, Maxlne ---- -.. ---30, 37, 4l, 47, Holfsommer. Dean--- ----e-------- 3I. 44. 60. Hook. Russell ----. -..--- . .---------- 2 5. 43. Hoover. Jo Ann--- - ....-. ------------------- - -I5. Horton. Wayne --.. -..--.---- I B. 42. 5I. 64. 66. 50. 3l. Houck, Mary Jo -----.----- -- ..-. 31. 38. 40, 4I, 47, 53. 56, Hunt, Betty --.... ---IB, 27. 36, 38, 46, 45, 52, 56, 57, 36, Hunt, Norma ..... - .-.---.-.- -- ...- 28, 37, 4l, 53. 56, Hunter. Lnuetta .--.. -------.------------ I S. 38. 52. 56. Huntsman, Janice-0 ..-. 29, 38, 49, 53, 56, 57, 58. 60, 61, COMPLIMENTS OF SULLIVAN CLEANERS Hutchinson, Harold .... .................... - --27, 42, Hutton, Mary Frances ...... 27, 41, 47, 53, 56, 57, 58, 60, 61, Iams, Robert .......................... .... - ..... , ---- Jensen, Dale ........... 27, 42, 50, 51, 56, 57, 58, 64, 67, 68, Johnson, Betty .... ..................... - --------27, Johnson, Gary .................. 27, 39, 42, 44, 49, 56, 57, Johnson, Hazel.- ........ -- ......... ...........,... 1 8, Jones, Bemard .... 18, 35, 39, 42, 51, 56, 57, 60, 61, 64, 67, 69, 79, 80, Jones, Dean .... ....................... 2 7, 42, 56, 57, Jones, Frenchie ---- 27, 39, 50, 51, 56, 57, 64, 67, 68, 69, 72, Kelly, Prentis --- .,.,.-........................ 29, 43, Kenney, Jack .... ...... 2 9, 43, 46, 49, 56, 57, 58, 60, 61, Klesath, Betty .... .....,......... 3 1, 38, 40, 41, 53, Klesath, Norma -.. ................... 31, 37, 41, Knauber, James -- - ......--.....-......-..... .... - - Knox, Virginia ................ 29, 37, 40, 41, 53, 56, 57, Kramer, Barbara .... 27, 36, 37, 41, 46, 48, 53, 56, 57, 58, Kreipe, Marva Lee - .................... - 36, 38, 41, 56, Krelpe, Patty ....... .... ............. 3 1 , 38, 41, 47, 53, Lacey, Carolyn --- .... 18. 37, 49, 51, 60, 61, Lane, Edwin ...... ...,................. Lauderback, Kelse - .................. - Ledford, James -.- .... 27, 42, 44, 64, Leupold, Dick .... ..... 2 7, 42, 44, Lewis, Dixie --- -.-- 27, 83, 89, Lewis, Douglas . ............... - Lewls, Irma ...- -.- 27, 36, 53, 56, Lewis, Jimmie --- ........... -31, Llndlaurg, Elsie .... -- 31, 38. 41, Lindeman, Ruby -- .......... -- Llndquist, Charles -- - ........ 31, 43, 56, Laney, Henry -.- ............... -29, Locke, Don- .,.. .................... 3 1, 56, 65, 71, Long, Carver ..... ............-..-. 2 9, 43, 56, 70, 74, Long, Charles -- ........ - ............. 29, 43, 70, 73. 74, Long, Marvin ...,..., 29, 43, 46, 47, 48, 49, 56, 57, 60, 61, Lopez, Ruben. ......... ............. - . ...... 29, 43, 74, Ludwig, Wilma Rae ............. 31, 38, 47, 49, 53, 55, 58, Luke, Dick .....,. - ----29, 43, 51, 53, 57, 64, 66, 70, 74, Lutz, Richard .... ..............e...... - ...... - - Marin, John---- ...................... - .... -- Mme cody ---- ............... 19, 42, Marn, Sarah .... .... 2 9, 38, 41, 53, 56, Mather, Alvin ---- -0.29, 43. 51, 64. 67. Mather, Marilyn -- ..... ..... 3 1, 38, 41, 53, McAtee, David- .... .......... 3 1, 43, 56, 60, 65, McBee, Dorothy ..... - -..---..-..-.-.......... 29. MCClmrnon, Nancy ,,- ..., -27, 37, 46, 49, 53, 56, 57, McCarter, Boyce '. .... 27, 39, 43, 51, 66, 70, 86, 89, McClain, Waunita -- .... .... .....-. -....... - - . 27, McConnell, Irene .... .... 2 7,'37, 41, 50, 53, 56, 57, 60, McConnell, Virginia - ...... 29, 38, 41, 46, 53, 56, 57, McCord, lda Lou e... - ..-- - ---. ----27. 37, 39, 41, McFarland, Diane--- ---27, 36, 40, 53, 56, 57, McGinnis, Ida ...... -......-.-..-........ 1 9, 36, McMurray, Loren--. ..................- 19, 42, 45, McPhail, Aim .... ..................... 2 7, 51. 56, Meek, Don- ...... ..... 1 9, 35, 46, 47, 51, 64, 69, 74, Melton, Bill ....... ------------------.-.- - 31, 43, Melton, Richard .... ....e... 4 ..--.-- - -----27, Melton, Roger .... ..... - - Mettler, Lois ...... - ..... 31, Mickens, Dorothy --- -,.1, 29, Miner, Dollie ..... ..... 3 1, Miller, Paul .... - ...... 65, Miller, Ror1nie-- .... ..-.-31, Miller, VaIlie--- ......... --- Mix, Phyllis ...... ....... - --27, 38, 41, Moore, Ernest .... Moore, George--- Morgan, Irene --- Morgan, Patsy ---- Morris, Bill ----. Morris, Dale------ Murphy, Galen. -.-- Myer, Dora Mae --- Myers, Dorothy ---- Myzer, Nancy---- Nelson, Bill ----.-- Nelson, Jo Ann----- Noel, Dallas --------. Obenhaus, Robert -.-- Osborn, Edwin -.---- Osborn, Phillip --.. Packer, Edith Packer, Paul--- Pape, Carl--.- . .'.111'.'.111'.11111131T 53 41 --------.----19: - ---- 31, 38, 40, -.--..,.----29, 34, eo, ------.--19, 42, 51, 74, ----1-7, 34, aa, 44, 49, sz, -- .... ,.- ...... 29, 34, ---31, 40, 41, 53, sa, -----------.---------29, ------.29, 43, 45, 47, 64, 74, ---.31, 34, 43, 45, 47, se, 71, ,--,----.------2u, 42, 45, --------..----.-31, 43, ------31, 43, .---..-a1. 43, es, ---.29, 36, 37, 39, 41, , 53. 42, 46 83 44 69 56 58 56 68. 90 74 86 74 EB 56 56 18 60 87 57 56 82 29 31 B2 70 90 31 57 60 56 19 65 86 73 89 90 91 BB 60 90 56 19 60 57 74 56 71 41 86 92 41 B2 61 56 58 56 60 57 75 56 42 29 53 41 56 74 43 19 53 29 43 56 56 44 61 75 77 40 88 19 38 89 74 90 45 71 74 Pape, Janice---- -.-- 31, 38, 41, Parks, Louise ----.- -.---- 3 1, 37, Parsons, Marjorie ---- .----. 3 1, 38, Panama, Alyce .......................... 31, 37, 41, Patterson, Della --..- -- ----- - -...... -- -....-... ---- Patterson, Juanita--20, 38, 46, 47, 48, 49, 52, 56, 58, 60, Patterson, Shirley --.---. ---- - -------.------------.. Peek, Pat .----.---------- ---------- --------.---- Peery, Darlene ...-. Phelps, Patrlcla ---- Piper, Leon -..-. Porter, Stuart ---- Powell, John ---- Powell, Patsy ---- Powell, Shirley ----. Pressgrove, Alice ---.- Priddy, Joan --..-. Pritchett, Don ---- Proper, Bob--- - Purdy, Bob.--- Purdy, Ted-- -- Raab, Beth ---... Raine, Jackie---- Rake, Betty--- Rake, Lola -...-- Rankin, Doris- .--. Rankin, Shirley ----- Rasmussen, Twlla ..-- Reed, Don ---...-- Reed, Ronald .--. Revell, Pug ---- Rice, Marvin ---. Rice, PhlIIip------- Richards, Dallas--.-.- --------------27, 37, 41 ----.--.-31, . 1 1 ----27, 377 41, 57, ----.-31, --------------------29, ----27, ae 49 so 53, 56, -------29. --.----31, ----31, 43, ----2o, 51, 36, 49, 53. ------.27, - -... 29, 37, 46, 49, 53, 'TIIIIIIIIIIIIIES --.--------27, as, -,---29, 37, 41, 53, ------31, 43, Iliff Richardson, Bruce ----- Richardson, Lavonne- . . Roach, Joleen -.----- Roberts, William ----- Robertson, Bruce ----- Robinson, Eugene -.-- - Rogers, Marvel Lou ---- Rolfe, Mary ------.- . Roudybush, Janet ---- Rutledge, Bonnie--- Rutledge, Jim--- Sawyer, Tom ----- Saxbury, Glen ....... Saxbury, Meriorie-,-- Schone, Marjorie ..--- Schone, Mary --.-. Schultz, Frank -.-.- Schwanke, Edith--. Shaw, Frederick -..- Shay, George --.... Shay, Raymond--N Shimer, Richard -.-- - ..--.31, 36, 1215933331 ---31, 38, 47, 56, 43 -29, 34, , ---20, 46 aa, 49, 53, .--.---31, ---29, 43, --.---------31, 39, 49, 33, '5i'66.'8if 'iifiifiif ---.31, as, f15,'5if 521. ---.31, 43, 49, 52, 53, ----20, 36, ---------.--27, ------.----27, - ..-- 31, 38, 37. .-----.29, 37, --..-31, --------43. -,.-.--z9, Shoop,-Curtis ------..---- - .-------------- 31, 39, 43, Shumway, Richard ---- -------------------------- 3 1, Simmons, Chuck ------ 27, 39, 42, 51, 56, 57, 64, 66, 68, Simmons, Peggy ----------.- 14, 20, 35, 36, 37, 39, 52, Sims, Phyllis -.---- -------------- 2 7, 38, 41, 47, 53, Slsson, Bob .-.--.--- .--.---31, Sklnner, Veve Jean.- .------.-- 29, 56, Slater, Charles ----- --------------.- 2 9, 39, 43, Smith, Albert ---- - -----.---.------- ------ 2 9, Smith, Greeta .---- ----...-.------.- .Q --.-------- Smith, Kathleen --- -.-- 27, 36, 37, 41, 46, 53, 56, 57, smith, Ted- ...... .................. 2 9, 43, se, Smith, Nelven ----. -.-.---------------------- .. - Smith, Wayne .----. ------.- ,.-- 2 7 , 42, 49, 51, 56, 57, Soderlund, Anna- ------------------------------- -- Southard, Barbara ------ 21, 36, 38, 47, 49, 52, 56, 57, 60, Stamm, Dean --------------------- - --.-- ----.- ---- Stethem, Colleen ----- ---------------- 3 1, 36, 39, 41, Stethem, Jack --..- ---.----.- - ---- 3 1, 43, 56, Stone, Barbara---0 ---.-..-- 27, 38, 41, 53, 56, Stone, Gerald---- ---.-..-...--..--.-- 31, 65, Stone, Joyce- -.-- -----36, 46, 49, 53, 56, 57, 58, Stone, Shirley .--. . ---.- 21, 38, 49, 52, 57, 58, Stone, Stephen--- - -.-------.---- ----- - -- Stump, Lois --.- -..---..-....--...--- - 21, 38, 49, 52, Sturgis, Carol --.-.-.------.--.-----.------------- Sumner, Maynard--.. ---- -- ----- -------------------- Swan, Pat--21, 34, 38, 46, 48, 49, 52, 56, 57, 58, 60,v61, Sylvester, Wayne- - - . .. Taylor, Katherlne---- ---------- - ---- ----- Thomas, Virginia -.... Tolbert. Farrel ..-.- COMPLIMENTS OF PITTSIURG PLATE GIASS C0- ----27, 39, - - - -7 7.'.'.'.'.'f.'2'7f . , . . - . . 29, 42, 44, sa, 37, ea, Treesh, Torn ..,.. .... Tregemba, Charles .... Triolett, Roger ...., Turk, Norma ..... Tyner, Donald ...... Urbanek, Joan--.--- .-..-,----27, 37. Vannordslrand, Alex ....... ....,... .... Vannordstrand, James ...........,........ 27' lb' 7 .---3l Vlninq, Olive Jean .... .... 2 7, 38, 49, 53, 56, 57, Walker, Barbara .... .-............ - .. .,.. -.- Ward, Dick ...... .........,..... 2 l, 4l, Ward, Laura ....... ...,....,,... 2 7. 37, 50, Wayman, Marilyn ...... L.27, 37, 41, 46, 48, 50, Weaver, Shirley.--- ................. ----- Weller, Dick ......... -27, 39, 42, Sl, 60, 64, 66, Wells, Mariorie .......................... Welty, Don-- ........-......... ........ - Wendiend, Pauline ,... ................. Wendt, Mary Lou.-.. ........,, 31, 36, 4l, Werner, Phyllls ..... ..., 2 9, 35, 4l, 46, 53 Werner, Stanley- .... ........- 3 l, 43 56, Wheaton, Eddie ........ ................ Wheaton, Raymond ,... .......... Whltcomb, Bonnie .... ..... 2 7, White, Cleo..-Q .... .......... .. .- White, Marilew--- ........ -2l, 38, White, Ruth ..... ...... ..,....,.. Whitney, Bert ...... .... 2 7, 56, 57, 58, Whitney, Sherrill .... ........... 2 7, Wilkinson, Gene ...... .......... Wllllams, Donna Jean-. --.29, 37, 4l, Wllllams, .lo Ann... ..... 27, 37, Willlarns, Ralph ..... ....... Wllson, Merlln ..... ...... Wllson, Mildred .... .... 2 9, Wilt, Rex- . ...... . - --------.-----27, 42, 45, Sl, 60 6l, 73 ----.--29, 36, 49, 53, 56, 57, 58, 60, 6l Wolverton, Emily ..... Workman, Jerry .....-....--..---------- ---------- ---- 4 4 36, 46, 49, 52 56 57 58, 60, bl, 83, B7 88 Wrlght, Eleanor 2 l,35, wuufkum., om. .............. -l--l--l ...... 29, 43. 44, Wulfkuhle, Lois .... . Zlrkle, Merle .... Zook, Gary .... ------.-.27, 42, 45, 50, 5l, 66, 60 ------.-.-...-.--2l, 36, 49, 56, 60, 6l B2 90 73, --.29, 43, 51, 5s,57,eo,a1,64,ea, FACULTY Baskett, Betty Lee .... .... .. ... .... .... 5 , 7, 9, 34, 38, 86 Bowser, Mrs. Dan H.--- ........ ............. . 7, 9 Carpenter, F. E, ..... ........ 7 , 8, 44 Carr, Mrs. Ruth E. .,.. .,.. - 7, l0 Croft, John M..--. .... ...... . 7, 8 Harvey, H. Burton.--- ...... ...... 7 , ll Hmmm, Lyndon .... .... 7 , lo, 42, 43, 45 Hines, Walter ....,., - ..... 6, 8, 39, 48, 73 Howard, Willlam R. .... ..... 7 , 9, Sl, 64, 68, 72 Hurtgen, Hulda ......... ........ 7 , ll, 46, 48 Llndqulst, Mrs. Hazel I.-.-- ........... 7, B, 37 Matoush, Mrs, Pauline--- ...... .... . --7, 9, 38 Merryman, John ....... .... 7 , ll, 43, 65, 7l, 74 Nichol, Jessie- ...... - ........... 7, ll, 36 Nygfen, Gladys .... .... 7 , lo, 49, se, 57 0'8rlen, Louise- -.... -...........- 7 , IO Rohler, Mrs. Ralph..- -- -.-..--.....-. --7, B Reynolds, Claude W.-,, .... 7, ll, 51, 64, 70, 74 Simpson, Walter -..-- Stlnson, Mrs. Helen- . . --------.------7, -------------7, Trotter, Helen-- .-.... .-.. 7 , 9. 36, Weller, Mrs. Mary K., Andres, l. A, ....--.-- ...-... 2 , Chambers, Art. ...- . Kahle, Harman .--- I0 ll 37 -W ----- 7, l0, 52 B9 89 89 COURTESY OF PHIL M. SEWELL OIL COMPANY - - 609 College Avenue 1- HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS T0 THE 1949 HIGHLANDER STAFF AND T0 MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1949 Acme Paint Company Addy Implement 8- Molor Co. Alexander Bros. Baking Co. Avenue Upholsterlng Baird's Drug: 2518 E. 6th Band Box Cleaners 515 W. 10th Barker's Shoe Store Blenders Bar B-Q 1023 W. 6th Broken Drum East End of Seward Bunch's Food Market C. A. Wolt, Jeweler Capital City Blueprint Co. 421 Kans. Clair Horn Motor Co. Clark's School ot Business Cook-Lockard Hy-Klas Food Store Darling Shop, Mrs. Doris Adams, Mgr. E. M. Lovell, Jeweler 106 W. 9th Esllnger Funeral Home Falley's Highland Park Market Flad 8- Marsh Drug Gutting Motor Car Co. Highland Park Barber Shop Hilmer's Leather Shop l'Iiram's Eat Shop H. M. Ives S Sons Holt 81 Son Tire Co. 1001 Quincy Hugo A. Matoush Jack Frost Motors Jayhawk Tailors 8. Cleaners Junkin Dry Goods Co. 704 Kansas Kathren's Sandwich Shop Kclling Market Lane Dunigan Mahatfey Plumbing 8. 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