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

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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-

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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.

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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.