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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1950 volume:

1 THE HIGHLHHDER M1950 Highland Park High School Topeka Kansas Editor Nancy McCammon Advisor ,....... -. Betty Lee Baskeh Pictured on the cover of this l95O l-llGHl.ANDER ns the school crest whnch vas desngned ln 1932 to be used on class rnngs and commencement announcements The crest depucts a sturdy Scotsman playrng the bagpnpes and as stall used by varlous organnzatuons Honormg red and green as school colors Hnghland Park students are known as Scottues Gauly clad pepsters called the Scotch Lassles and a unlformed band led by ten knlt clad twrrlers and color bearers carry out the Scotch theme at Hrghland Park Hugh School COMPLIMENTS OF SANTA FE WATCH CO 2 . . X . , , . 1 1 ' 1 JOHN M CROFT Wuth affection and admurahon we deducate thus 1950 HIGHLANDER to John M Croft a man whose record an the Hughland Park schools speaks for ntself an twenty frve years of untnrmg servuce and anspnrahonal teachmg WITH COMPLIMENTS OF KANSAS POWER AND LIGHT COMPANY 3 In thqs pace prov ded by BARNETT MOTORS YOUR DEA' ERS Wwe a few 'mes with a sigh 1 E FHCUHU HND HDIHIHISTHHTIUH Ll NDSEY W. AUSTIN WALTER HINES BARNEY HAYS Pruncupal Vuce pruncupal lllJlllllllSlllllllUll Servung as pruncupal for the fourth yea r Walter Hunes was assusted by Barney Hays for mer coach at Hughland Park who thus year re turned as vuce pruncupal ofthe hugh school Constructuon of a new hugh school buuldung us no easy task hours and hours of work go unto the plannung But the three members of the Board of Educatuon were wullung to guve freely of theur turne to get the ball rollung toward a new Hughland Park Hugh School scheduled to be ready for occupancy by January l95l Director J. J. GIES Treasurer PERRY C. WAYMAN Clerk THIS PAGE WITH COMPLIMENTS OF CHOCOLATE SHOP Y f' ' ,g0,:5' TX xt , 'A Til if Ei, X 5'i4?'v? -- L crm V ff1'fwCd D ' WUI X ., + QFCV' Se tembe' 5 F Y . ,Q 2 N and M'9x 32- Ca Id : 'rrvcaf HPH S' rMrr'aHC5 Czech -. na qu. msvuc 3 P ee -' 3 1fraIW'X5 SHBWV7 f, arua a1l.ak9 my 'f fl-Ie : m - Rem-ACB CqdUdC ' , . ar. A Q rf :FC we U-Cm ready Y, .Ta ,fx- F Ify memberS hustle BCU I h ugh firsf weeks of schoo f ro fs? ,K 'H N. Octobe, 7 , V 3 ng V UPI. , WHS wfrh p f W build' 5 If Defra F155 leavggvhM'S Jea- Siigryce class 6 5 I, , Sitfaf u C f i 0 SS to WSDGCT con. f C u rw d Drogreg Sfref breaking Cer 9f71Cf'7y September 6 marenfi x A New ciothes, sh' rbc ' my books, haircurs and per- fsrff day of fchaoif Mfss Jessue Nichol matfemafxcs reacfwef, avisrs a freshman, Benny Catron. A '57 B 1 3 - W ,Ez ' . 4. Mm , I .- , ' I ' I ' 2 ' p w 'Q V A N , ' . W 4 I , H Q ' ' fi, rf gif' '1 f M fn. 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A4 ld arse eachgc self' Aho Ledl me 5 'ffker econ State teachers meetings mark beginning of winter activities 1 Nqye Carp Bef 3 Ita Enter VOX Stare P 1 L , , ,W 1' . . - fo ' Cat' Ga CarrO,,a'Tf:d rhe ,221 als, rgfffi meerf,-,Q a d ag Se som-at, a me , r, ,ea n FV crerary.f,eaSEl:rHif5 Sgfwr? Oli thzeinjif WICHE O fhe Q is el S35 V ass 4 . eve O' f ' mf. A . wr ' ri t dirme' koi' , ' ei hO , id monxhiyacigxn Trotfezg: at sho 's 9 HN SUD x a 8 ' Y,'TeerrneeKW9.' MEOKOYS 3 Ci-nan and Fu V Noyembe' - mission kkeepmg' 4 QHUMS xowed bivgiig anti-icigfiiz. SO do MNC xeaches Kramerfs B fb-'Ha Piitheffon' OC'-ifronl Nh year Dece Qa,-,.,e '5e, 9 ' o er fgiayve SQ Hfghla O 17 SCOY' fagg Mrs' ifslays W appwv y W eshb 5 O eller .Urn H d Mrs. Ru' de SCi 0Ol' an her's house af Qfa b fy, the Teac Ne'ember'1l'?i:s-tregforig is intefesieij fgiyriiemgn, fcunh Qfaii Carr, EHQA'5r,S Viewpoint. Miss Doixome,-5 Mrs. Carr and 5 and mot e James Smith, mem Teacherr MVS' I ctivihes. Larry VIS! 1 abou' SCWO 3 e . Dec FT 3 gblr 20 b 1 1 hrfsfm XA , fe'r'v Nygr S as fo r fasr 1 mas, en, d,,' Miss 'fhaf ar 1 f.-, lfnfgqul doeserrof ofGlady5 16 ' e'7V1h Dfl' .Some vofal ' - W - Qf fo 1 Or thelhg ber-igf dgnc Ore 6. M NX f COURTESY OF THE MODE O' DAY x, 'X 9 Xl f rf, f 9 , fn e wayffe Dhyghzdfm, b Qa ' - ask fs, ' and lla' r ,an QKWQ ri -ng O Mo , X-by 3rxaYN Februg . ry -, ' 'S 'Cady' a dw-he baii dr Haw If rr SOGH B um eh dxrgcfa ' Uffgn ,J band wel, QV' The SC, , me 'D -known time eftxe semi aargnff The srargghfu' ab'e f,,n:A-Sen mar ig gr? 9' 5 V l , f I . 'he fast, 9 f 5f number If N , lx B R Khe yeaf me O. wer, clrarvakkc. Dexkomz LOUXSE RO 1 w f Ssiiswws sxziwrrr Yu range UOW cn 59 W5 M April 5 Coach If Sfafch L P II ass attend Tlhel-iowardl Dhy-lesdsffage elaborate S SDOMS, annua' Daffy h4of2n5trUC'O' and ,arms Dance Oring r5l HOW . Q and Que ard en of April 12 f- Mr. and Mrs. John Croft attend supper and dance given by Booster Club for all students and teachers in Higruand Park schoors. Mrs. Croft V , wears the orchld awarded her husband on the HORCHXDS 'TO YOU radlo program. Hrs dasses I , mcwude Amerkcan hrstory, constktutron, and econ- X omkcs, L ' r WITH COM PLIMENTS O , . - Drsxrrct NO draws We A- GERYE co F Mm 13 1 Anwar MOON meexf ffm, new Smon' ., INC, XBYQE Crowd gf -rntiested Sgtrjotgs Ok the N949 meetkng . r Q0 5 over igriieszgilgrgoxto the audnorkum. IO Teachers swmg into A, a busy last' month. ff-Yr 12 N I H- -Unit AUP, S in w3,k! 5 Gllesrg me N01-olgfag , fa 90 sry! , C' -Cacia C5 fis an cafe fffreshmijlcwf bearers' ffosneonual Ocen 'unify-I , -UFS mu: i ' Sfuij 1 ,Ji 'Cs if-is, Mr: H CS, 13,3 efifg L 3Dley ' lrUCfCr azQlL1r- I 9'arr1,s,d 'fl the I Vibfrg W , 'dilufgf sewn-Q rocmnh a merger, allome ' M313 May 1 -- Juniors making decorations behind locked doors - girls choosing fluffy dresses -- boss scurrying to rent white jacketsl Prin. Walter Hines and Mrs, Hines dance at the junior-senior prom. ff May 12 - Walter Simpson, who teaches metal shop and mechanical drawing, explains intrica- cies of shop tools to two high school gir's who visit his department at Open House, .-an THIS PAGE WITH COMPLIMENTS OF HIGHLAND PARK DRUG STORE rh nceme The I:-F: l'n'...b:.l,D, Q-R . . ' ll . I Qllq El-r hi 17? X Qreate aEhQlf5j7 5Cf7OCl and SEE, fhrjff of feg F G-agp, Care Snr N all Gr, Er A V e refichf. has 5 fliafrlfk BgftrLDeOEeCOm Q Q and Char Ay Se 3 end W Wifi, ask ayne Smffhlwo Qraj P4uTOGr+f'1P'4S My Q 1 TH fTL Y 0 P :1L.RTwN r-AF EY P--L i1.:fLE77E 1.Wi1C'J P A T ' '7. UC' ,E SCJ 'Sh I F N F' V QV W Q .gm in R President Dale Dnxon Secretary Barbara Kramer Treasurer Joan Urbanek and Vrce presudent Dale Jensen chat during the noon hour IILHSS lll l95ll First graders in Hughland Park back in 1938 were a peppy lrttle group Curious about their new surround ings and eager to make friends they enjoyed that frrst year for it marked the beginning of wonderful new ex periences Life nn the grades proceeded inthe usual vein with various incidents which added spnce to the daily rou tune ln the sixth grade amorous .lim Chnlson grabbed Marilyn Barkes and kissed her shy Marilyn fled to the cloakroom And all this started a terrible feud with the boys defending Jim and vowing that he had been withurt has rights The group grew up in the eighth grade and turned to rowdy means of entertaining themselves. Emmett Barraclough captained an army of fifteen boys who reveled in a half-hour fight with chalk and eraser ammunition when they were supposed to help the teachers by sorting magazines The conflict ended when Commander in chief Wetlaufer opened the door and ordered them to cease frrrng and to clear the battle fue d Lyman Boursaw was one of many who explored the wonders of chewing tobacco He was the unlucky one however when Mr Stone sent him to the board to work a problem and Lyman in desperatron gulped down the quid' In l946 this group the largest in the school s history entered high school Another freshman that year was Prrn Walter Hines At a class party that wrn ter the first casualty of the year occurred when Harold Hutchinson fell and fractured his knee The accident and the attempts of upperclassmen to crash the gates almost took the starch out of everyone At a sophomore class party at the Bobby Sox club highlight of the program was a can can dance present ed by several of the class beauties Again the big boys tried unsuccessfully to join the party a financial success and enabled them to entertain the sensors at an evennng nn the Sultan s Harem At a six o clock breakfast that spring Miss Hulda Hurtgen be came a candidate for the Congressional Medal of Honor she braved the waters of Lake Shawnee in a row boat with Mary Frances Hutton at the helm' As seniors the students strove to carry important roles in school activities and at the same time to have a final fling Having enjoyed a Christmas formal and a never to be forgotten class picnic members of the Class of l95O leave the halls of Highland determrned to find their right places in a world that they have learned to appreciate COMPLIMENTS OF JACK FROST MOTOR CO II ll F' . , l , . 8 ' F 1,1 - - 11 11 ' I . I I ' I I , I I 0 I ' ' II II , . l . I I I ' - I . - . , II Il I Where There's a Will, peppy junior play, was . ' I - I I . . . 1 - ' I ' . . . . - Q - ' ' ' ' I ' I . - - - - - ' ' I 4 , I4 C af , af, 'Hs' PEGGY Jovcs AAnoN HARRY M- BARKES JOY MARILYN BARKES EMMETT BARRACLOUGH DOL '-Y BECKER MARIAN vmsmm aiu. Merlun Wnlson Irene McCon nell and Marian Bell thunk caps n gowns are sumpm but Har old Hutchlnson really struts his stuff MARY GERALDINE BELLMAN Y- f IT S SMART TO OWN A 1950 FUTURAMIC OLDSMOBILE 15 Qs jgf- f f f, , ' rd My f M 1 A. .4 fl? j , ar -32 3255 :gil 'K . . 2 -w1 M- ' Y' , - 'gli x w-,f . . 'V L:!?.i-U L, V If . Rs! rg' ' fl:- Km, gwg. , H 'K an QI' 15- 1 LE aLouNT LYMAN E aounsn. -'AMES sown PoLLY Jo nsnszu CAMN- in 'F-Q. W1 1 fishy 1:--Mr N cook :Ames Cl-IILSON LOUISE cuvaunc l-A VER DAVID D CAMPBELL ,- -v-vv- 1 f' rf ii Y Books bug books small books text books work books reference books books that equal a hugh school educatlon Two hundred pencnls lnot countung those she nabbed from the offucel and more than ISO packs of paper have been used by Aluce Pressgrove durmg her four years at Highland Park Hugh School ui glial COMPLIMENTS OF CHRISTOPHER STUDIO, YOUR HIGHLANDER PHOTOGRAPHER 16 , 'tr' T F , , 4. ' ,7 fa.. tx ly W it J .T Q , f I W 'rrtr ' 'kr 'KF T ' - 'l R' 'K ' X 4 f ,, i V cu sift' T' . T .. , V sq I ma , . - l N W 1' - . V MN. X , , - -.74 IIQ I-I F, ' V - I ,fx vi: D , -5 , . I' ' 1 3 I s . ' ' ak '9f,v4Q. YC' PATRICIA ANN CUSIC DALE E. DIXON Q- 6 JAMES DUNNAWAY Semor Scotch Lassnes boost the team at the Wamego Hnghland football game Seventeen senior gurls have been pep club members throughout four years of hugh school COMPLIMENTS OF HIGHLAND PARK MARKET DOROTHY LOUISE EMERY Sat X W 3325 , ' :.f.: :, - , JTKVP.: . fr -3 'Q 5 '5?t L' '7-24.118, ' sa 'if' ' W 54 ' A F DUANE SKIPPY DulOlS DINA LEE GASKELL I 9 r L ' 1 x Q C Z gt l an W JIMMY GERETY if Gu if rrnsl. GRIFFIN HAROLD IENTON HUTCHINSON. JR. g I X 5, ' Z ROGER L. GUSTAFSON GENE HAYEK l - I M, ., f MARY FRANCES HUTTON DALE E. JENSEN Senior picnic heid each May finds the gang ready for one last fling together. Shorty Barn- cIough's old bus groans under its burden of gay seniors picnic-bound. THROUGH THE COURTESY OF WOLFE'S CAMERA AND PHOTO SHOP lf 7, r R ' 'Wi Qs K ? 'v Q - IETTY JEAN GARY WILLAID RONALD DEAN JONES FRENCHIE JONES JOHNSON JOHNSON T'-Q MARJORIE KENDALL FRANK KIIN BARBARA JEAN KRAMER November 22 Sensor rmgs ar rave' Marva Lee Knepe and John Powell Qry to exchnnge class jewelry but wonder how they'll manage with too large and too small rmgs THIS PAGE WITH COMPLIMENTS OF HIGHLAND MILLSHOP I9 'Yi P' A . 'Z Q, . J v f . ,S J Q A . 'F' 1 ' ' f A .N X N: i . '. A 7 78 ss. ?OfO l 5 N X , V 1 it TAM-I 4-, ,A 'tw firm MARVA LEE KRIEPE JAMES LEDFORD RICHARD LEUPOLD DIXIE LEA LEWIS f' - I f. ,M .4 N '42 NANCY ANN McCAMMON IRENE McCONNELL IDA LOU McCORD After twelve years together ln Highland Park schools, fourteen seniors grab ice cream cones and visit their first grade teacher, Miss Emma Wendt. Pictured are Wayne Smith, Louise Clayburg, Lyman Boursaw, Phyllis Sims, Dean Jones, Bonnie Whitcomb, Polly Bergen, Ida Lou. McCord, Mary Frances Hutton, Miss Wendt, Dale Jensen, Emmett Barraclough, John Powell, Jim Chilson, and Roger Gustafson. COURTESY OF PEYTON-FRITTON GROCERY I IO0 West Sixth Pi E4 'P' I' ALAN L McPHAlL RICHARD GALE MELTON PHYLLIS MIX DARLENE MOYNE PEEIY Ek 'ig ins LEON C PIPER JOHN D POWELL PATSY ANN POWELL 'P' Sensors take World Series games NM senously Chuck Ssmmons Alan McPhauI and Shernll Whutney watch then money as they Iosfsn COMPLIMENTS OF MALONEY S HY KLAS FOOD MARKET mn .na Topokn 21 . 7 .. - C. lr, ' A 5-' ffw. VA , . 'L x , 14- L- 4 .,L, ' ,v , , Y 'SX iw , ' L , wry Y' . ' . ' EN' -' xx 1' .L ffm vm 'IL OR ia, flfws :QR bln ALICE MARILYN PRESSGROVE BETH RAAI rux,,,,k 'hw' WP- MARY VELMA ROLFE DORIS ARLENE RANKIN EDDIE REDMOND :Wm WN- 'Hu MARJORIE JUNE SCHONE MARY ILENE SCHONE Noon hour dancung m the gym nassum entertams all students, especnally these semor gurls-Mar nlyn Barkes, Dnxue Lewus, Louase Clayburg, and Dons Rankm COMPLIMENTS OF SAUNWELUS THE HIGH SCHOOL GlRL'S OWN SHOPPING CENTER I :ilvl V W ,JA I M: QUT Q. RQ - W .. Q, I ,M f? , if - ' . J 'ef' - 1 ji . 'as , ax ,, nu ,W N in f R . ,N Og K GL ff , Ls V 22 gf 3' Y CHUCK SIMMONS PHYLLIS ANN SIMS KATHLEEN SMITH WAYNE SMITH il IW is X '-Urs '15 JOYCE STONE KATHERINE TAYLOR FARIIEL D TOLIEIIT 1, Senior girls have a meeting and the photographer shoots them when they aren't looking. Recog- nize JoAnn Williams, Laura Ward, Nancy McCammon, and Peggy Aaron? CAPITOL SPORTING GOODS CO. Paul T. Michael, Mgr. 23 ,fx ,V W f 1 MARY JOAN URBANEK :xr 'W' OLIVE JEAN BARBARA G WALKER LAURA ELIZABETH VINING WARD MARILYN WAYMAN DICK WELLER BONNIE LOU WHITCOMI Barney Hays sensor class spon sor meets wuth Barbara Walker Margone Kendall Mary Frances Hutton and Bob Dunham to plan the New Year s Eve party THIS PAGE WITH COMPLIMENTS OF LONG BELL LUMBER CO 24 I 54 WR A xv 'Y Q by V N Q! I I ' l f : 44 lk. X -if AII -it fv- ii is ' 'lx 955 BERT L WHITNEY SHEIIIIILL STEWART .IQANN WILLIAMS JANET COURTNEY WHITNEY WILSON MERLIN WILSON REX C WILT Sensors stage a gala watch party to celebrate the arruval of the new year Farrel Tolbert, Peggy Aaron, Dale Jones, Barbara Walker look on as Frenchue Jones tosses confem lf your clothes are not becomnng to you then they should be commg to us ' S 81 S CLEANERS '5- MERLE WAYNE ZIRKLE DONNA BENTON IIIUII BUSH UIHIIS llllI IHE SEIIIIIIIS AARON PEGGY JOYCE Glee lubl 2 3 4 Adxanced Glee 2 3 4 Muxed Chorus 2 3 Gurls Ensemble U 3 4 Freshman and Sophomore Ensemble 2 Teens I 2 3 4 Treasurer 4 Clef Club 2 3 4 Scotch Lassuesl 3 4 Presudent 4 Future Homemakersl Spotlught Clubl 2 3 Junuor Play Class Secretary 2 ATKINSON ZERUL Hn Y I Football I 2 3 Basketball I BARKES HARRY M Glee Clubl 2 3 Muxed Chorus3 4 HuYI 2 3 Trackl BARKES JOY MARILYN Glee Club I 2 3 4 Advanced Glee 2 3 4 Muxed Chorus 2 Madrugal Sungers 2 3 4 Gurls Ensemble I 2 3 4 Orchestra Band 2 3 YTeensI 2 3 4 Musuc Chaurman 3 Clef Club 2 Presudent 4 Future Homemakersl Scotch Lasstesl 2 3 4 Spot Iught Club 3 4 Vocal Contest Solo 2 3 Flute Contest Solo 2 BARRACLOUGH EMMETT Glee Club I 2 3 4 Advanced Glee 2 3 4 Muxed Chorus 2 Hughlander Sungers 3 4 HClub 2 3 4 Football I 2 3 4 Basket I T k BECKER DOLLY Transferred from Hayden Hugh Student Councul 2 Glee Club 3 Y Teens 2 3 4 Councul Representatuve 4 Future Homemakers 2 3 4 Reporter 4 Scotch Lassues 3 4 Edutor of F H A newspaper 4 BELL MARIAN VIRGINIA Transferred from East Topeka Jr Hugh Glee Club 2 3 4 Y Teens BELLMAN MARY GERALDINE Glee Clubl 2 3 4 YTeens 2 3 4 Future Homemakers BERGEN POLLY JO Glee Club I 2 4 Advanced Glee 2 Orchestra 3 4 Band I 4 YTeens I 2 3 4 Clef Club 3 4 Future Homemakers I 2 Scotch Lassues 2 3 Spotlught Club 3 4 BLOUNT CAMILLE Glee Clubl 2 3 4 YTeensI 2 3 BOURSAW LYMAN E 3 4 Muxed Chorus I 2 3 4 Hughlander Sungers 3 4 Orchestra I 2 3 Band I 2 3 Hu Y I 2 3 4 Presudent 4 Spotlught b 3 4 H Club 3 4 Football I 2 3 4 Basketball I 2 Track 3 4 BOWER JAMES Glee Club I Hu Y I 2 3 4 Vuce Presudent 4 H Club 4 Football I 2 4 Basketball 3 Trackl Golf2 3 4 CAMPBELL DAVID D 2 3 F CHILSON JAMES chestra I 2 3 4 Band I 2 2 4 HClu Presudent 4 Football 2 3 4 Track I 2 3 4 CLAYBURG LOUISE Glee Club2 3 4 YTeensI 2 3 4 Future Homemakersl 2 3 4 Scotch Lassues I 2 3 4 COOK LA VERN Y I CUSIC PATRICIA ANN Glee Club I 2 3 4 Advanced Glee 3 4 Muxed Chorus 4 Mad rugal Sungers 4 Gurls Ensemble I 4 Orchestra 4 Band 3 4 YTeens I 2 3 4 unter Club Councul Representatuve 4 Clef Club 2 Puanust 4 Future Homemakers I Scotch Lassues 2 3 4 DIXON DALE E Transferred from Boswell Jr Hugh Student Councul 4 Vuce Presudent 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Advanced Glee 2 3 4 Muxed Chorus 4 Hu Y 2 3 4 HCIub 3 4 Football 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Track2 3 4 Class Vuce Presudent 2 Class Presudent 3 4 Juvenule Court 3 4 DUBOIS DUANE SKIPPY DUNHAM BOB Hughlander Staff 4 Hu Y I 2 3 4 Treasurer 4 Scuence Club I 3 H Club 4 Spotlught Club 4 Junuor Play Football 2 3 Basketball 2 Track I Golf2 3 4 DUNNAWAY JAMES Transferred from Topeka Hugh Hu Y 3 4 Junuor Play Football Golf 3 EMERY DOROIHY LOUISE Glee Club 2 3 YTeens I 2 3 4 Future Homemakers I 3 4 Scotch Lassues 2 3 4 GASKELL DINA LEE Transferred from Crane Jr Hugh Hughlander Staff 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Advanced Glee 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 Bandl 2 3 4 YTeensI 2 3 4 Clef Club 3 4 Secretary 4 Future Homemakers 2 Scotch La sues 3 4 Spotlught Club 3 4 GERETY JIMMY ee Club 2 3 Advanced Glee 3 HuY I 2 3 F F A Track I GRIFFIN ETHEL Glee Club I YTeensI 2 3 4 Future Homemakers 3 4 GUSTAFSON ROGER L Hohlander Staff4 Glee Clubl 2 HuYI 2 3 4 F F A 4 HAYEK GENE Glee Club 2 3 4 Advanced Glee 2 3 4 Muxed Chorus 2 3 I 4 F F A I 2 3 4 Reporter 4 Spotlught Track 4 HUTCHINSON JR HAROLD BENTON HuYI 2 3 4 Spotlught Club 2 3 4 Spotlught Play 2 Football HUTTON MARY FRANCES Hughlander Staff 4 Glee Club I 2 3 4 Advanced Glee 2 3 4 Muxed Chorus 3 4 Gurls Ensemble I 3 Gurls Ensemble II Freshman Sophomore Ensemble 2 Orchestra I 2 3 4 Band I 3 4 YTeensI 2 3 4 Servuce Chaurman 4 Future Homemakers I 2 3 4 Scotch Lassues 2 3 4 Spotlught Club 3 4 Program Chaurman 4 Spotlught Play 3 Thespuan Club 4 Delegate to Natuonal F H A Conventuon 2 Delegate to State F H A Camp 3 JENSEN DALE E Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Advanced Glee 2 3 4 Muxed Chorus 2 3 4 Madrugal Sungers 4 Hughlander Sungers 3 4 Hu Y I 2 3 4 H Cluo 3 4 Trackl 2 3 4 Class Vuce Presudent 3 4 JOHNSON BETTY JEAN Glee Club 3 4 JOHNSON GARY WILLARD Student Councul I 2 3 4 Vuce Presudent 3 Presudent 4 Glee Club I 2 3 4 Advanced Glee Club2 3 4 Muxed Chorus 2 3 4 Mad a Sungers 3 4 Hughlander Sungers 2 3 4 Hu Y I 2 3 Cabunet Treasurerl 2 F F A I 2 3 4 Vuce Presudent 2 Presu F F A Conventuon 3 Natuonal F F A Chorus 4 Vocal Solo at Contest 3 JONES RONALD DEAN Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Advanced Glee 3 4 HuY I 2 3 4 HClub 4 Spotlught Club4 Football I 2 3 4 Basketball I 2 4 Track I 3 JONES FRANCIS Transferred from Blue Mound Hugh Student Councul 2 3 Glee Club 2 3 Advanced Glee 3 Muxed Chorus 3 H Club 3 4 Junuor Play F otballl 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 G lf2 3 4 KENDALL MARJORIE Transferred from Seaman Hugh Glee Club 3 4 Y Teens 3 4 Future Homemakers 3 Scotch Lassues 4 KERN FRANK Transferred from Dwught Rural Hugh HuY 3 4 F F A 4 Scuence Club 4 KRAMER BARBARA JEAN Hughlander Staff 4 Glee Club I 2 3 4 Advanced Glee 2 3 4 Muxed Chorus 2 3 4 Gurls Ensemble H 3 4 YTeensI 2 3 4 Socual Chaurman 3 Presudent 4 Future Homemakers I 2 3 4 Scotch Lassuesl 2 3 4 Spotlnght Club I 2 3 4 Thespuan Club 3 4 Thespuan Play 3 Class Treasurer 2 Class Secretary 3 4 Juve nule Court Advusory Board 4 KREIPE MARVA LEE Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Advanced Glee3 4 YTeensI 2 3 4 Future Homemakers 2 3 4 Song Leader 3 LEDFORD JAMES 2 3 Football 2 3 Track2 LEUPOLD RICHARD Glee Club I Muxed Chorus I I 3 Basketball LEWIS DIXIE Hughlander Staff 4 Glee Club Y eens I Clef Club 4 uture Homemakers I 2 3 Scoth L sues I 2 3 4 Spotlught Clubl 2 3 4 Spotlught Play MCCAMMON NANCY ANN COMPLIMENTS OF ED MAILING INC 1 1 C 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 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I . , 4, 1 I1 -T 1213141 1 ' ' 1 f ' ' F I1 1 1 C as' 1 1 1 1 ' - 1 1 1 1 214- , . ze Hughlander Staff Edutor 4 Glee Club I 2 3 4 Advanced Glee 2 3 4 Muxed Chorus 2 3 4 Freshman Sophomore Ensemble 2 YTeensI 2 3 4 Musuc Chaurman 4 Clef Clubl 2 3 4 Socual Chaurman 3 Scotch Lassuesl 2 3 4 Spotlught Clubl 2 3 4 Vuce Presudent 4 Future Homemakers I Spotlught Play 2 3 Thes puan Club 4 McCONNELL IRENE Hughlander Staff 4 Glee Club I 2 3 4 Advanced Glee 3 4 Muxed Chorus4 Gurls Ensemble I 4 Band 2 3 4 YTeensI 2 3 4 Future Homemakers I 2 3 4 Song Leader 2 4 Scotch Lassues I 2 3 4 Spotlught Club 4 Junuor Play MCCORD IDA LOU Student Councul 3 Hughlander Staff 4 Glee 3 4 Y Teens I 2 3 4 Future Homemakers I 2 3 4 Treasurer 3 4 Scotch Lassues I 3 McPHAIL ALAN L Glee Club 2 3 4 Advanced Glee 2 3 4 Muxed Chorus 2 3 4 Hughlander Sungers 4 H Club 2 3 4 MELTON RICHARD GALE Hu Y 2 3 MIX PHYLLIS Transferred from Curtus Jr Hugh YTeens I 2 3 4 Future Home makers2 3 4 Scotch Lassues 3 4 PEERY DARLENE MOYNE Glee Club 2 3 4 YTeensI 2 3 4 Future Homemakers I 4 Scotch Lassuesl 2 3 PIPER LEON C H I 2 3 Trackl POWELL JOHN D A POWELL PATSY ANN Glee Club 2 YTeensI 2 4 Future Homemakersl 2 3 4 Scotcn Lassues 2 3 4 PRESSGROVE ALICE MARILYN Glee Club I 2 3 4 Advanced Glee 3 4 Gurls Ensemble U Freshman Sophomore Ensemble 2 Band 2 3 4 YTeensI 2 3 Clef Club 2 3 Future Homemakers I 4 Scotch Lassues I 2 3 Junuor Play Hughlander Staff 4 Glee Club I 2 3 4 Advanced Glee 2 3 Muxed Chorus 2 3 4 Gurls Ensemble Freshman Sophomore Ensemble I 2 Band 2 YTeens I 2 3 Puanust 3 Clef Club 2 3 4 Vuce Presudent 4 Scotch Lassues 3 4 Treasurer 4 Puano Contest Solo 2 4 RANKIN DORIS ARLENE Orchestra 4 Bandl 2 3 4 YTeensI 3 4 Fu ure Home ma ers I 2 3 4 REDMOND EDDIE Transferred from Topeka Hugh School ROLFE MARY VELMA YTeens 4 Future Homemakers I 2 3 4 SCHONE MARJORIE JUNE YTeens I 2 3 4 Future Homemakersl 3 4 Search L.-Isgres SCHONE MARY ILENE YTeensI 2 3 4 Future Homemakers I 2 3 4 Scotch Lassues SIMMONS CHUCK Student Councnl 3 Glee Club I 2 3 Muxed Chorus I 2 3 Hu Y F B Tennus 3 4 Class Vuce Presudent I Class Presudent 2 SIMS PHYLLIS ANN Hughlander Staff 4 Orchestra 4 Bandl 2 3 4 YTeens I 2 3 4 Program Chaurman 4 Future Homemakersl 2 3 4 Hustoruan Spoglught Club 3 4 Secretary 4 Th spuan Club 4 Scotch Lassues I SMITH KATHLEEN Hughlander Staff 4 Glee Club I 2 3 Advanced Glee 2 3 Muxed Chorus 3 Gurls Ensemble H 3 Freshman Sophomore Ensemble 2 YTeens I 2 3 4 Secretary 3 Future Homemakers I 2 3 4 Parluamentaruan 4 Scotch Lassues I 2 3 4 Spotlught Club I 2 3 4 SMITH WAYNE Hughlander Staff 4 Glee Club I 2 3 4 Advanced Glee 3 4 Hu Y I 2 3 4 Clef Club3 4 HClubI 2 3 4 Football Managerl 2 3 4 Basketball Manager I 2 3 4 Delegate to Boys State 3 STONE JOYCE Glee Club I 2 3 4 Advanced Glee 2 3 4 Muxed Chorus 3 4 Madrugal Sungers 4 Gurls EnsembIeI 3 4 Freshman Sophomore Ensemble 2 YTeens I 2 3 4 Socual Chaurman 4 Clef Club 3 4 Scotch Lassues 2 3 4 Secretary 4 Spotlught Club 2 3 4 TAYLOR KATHERINE Student Councul I Glee Clubl 3 4 YTeensI 2 3 4 TOLBERT FARREL D Student Councul 3 Glee Clubl 2 3 Advanced Glee 2 3 Orchestra nd Treasurer 2 Vuce Presudent 3 4 HClub 4 Basketball I 2 3 4 Class Presudent I URBANEK MARY JOAN Transferred from Sacred Heart Hugh School Hughlander Assocuate Edutor 4 Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Advanced Gleel 3 4 Mrxed Chorus I 4 Madrugal Sungers 4 Gurls Ensemble I 3 4 YTeens 2 3 4 Vuce Presudent 4 Clet Club 2 3 4 Scotch Lassues 3 4 Vuce Presu dent 4 Spotlught Club 3 4 Spotlught Play 3 Thespuan Club 4 Class Treasurer 3 4 VINING OLIVE JEAN Hughlander Staff 4 Glee Club I 2 3 4 Advanced Glee I 2 3 4 Muxed Chorus 3 4 Gurls Ensemble 11 3 4 Orchestra I 2 3 4 Band I 2 3 4 Clef Club 2 3 4 Future Homemakers I Scotch L ssues I 2 3 4 Clarunet Quartet I 2 3 4 YTeens I 2 3 4 WALKER BARBARA G Glee Club I 2 Advanced Glee 2 Muxed Chorus 2 Band I Y Teens I 2 3 4 Scotch Lassuesl WARD LAURA ELIZABETH Transferred from Marcelune Hugh School Hughlander Staff 4 Glee Club I 2 3 4 Advanced Glee 3 4 Gurls Ensemble 11 4 YTeens I 2 3 4 Future Homemakers 2 3 4 Scotch Lassues 3 4 Cheer leader 3 4 Junuor Play WAYMAN MARILYN Hughlander Staff 4 Glee Club I 2 3 Advanced Glee 2 3 Muxed Chorus 3 Gurls Ensemble III. 3 Freshman Sophomore Ensemble 2 YTeensI 2 3 4 Future Homemakers I 2 3 4 Scotch Lassues 2 3 4 Spotlught Clubl 2 3 4 Presudent 4 Thespuan Club 3 4 Junuor Play Class Secretary I Gurls State Delegate 3 WELLER DICK HCIub 3 4 otball I 2 3 4 Basketball I 2 3 4 Track 3 4 GoIf4 WHITCOMB BONNIE LOU Glee Club 3 4 YTeens I 2 3 4 Future Homemakers I 2 3 Scotch Lassnes I 2 3 4 WHITNEY BERT L Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Advanced Glee 2 3 4 Muxed Chorus 2 3 4 Hughlander Sungers 3 4 Bandl 2 3 4 I-lu YI 2 3 4 Clef Club 3 Scuence Club 2 HClub 4 Football I 2 3 4' Basketball I 2 3 4 Trackl 2 4 Tennus 3 WHITNEY SHERRILL STEWART Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Advanced Glee 2 3 4 Muxed Chorus 2 3 4 Hughlander Sungers 4 Band I 2 3 4 HIYI 2 3 Scuence Club 2 HClub4 Football 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Tackl 2 4 WILLIAMS JO ANN Student Councul 4 Secretary Treasurer 4 Glee Club I 2 3 YTe ns I 2 3 4 Future Homemakersl 2 3 4 Secretary I Scotch Lassues I 2 3 4 Cheerleader4 Junuor Play WILSON JANET COURTNEY Transferred from Payette Hugh Payette Idaho Hughlander Staff 4 Advanced Gleel 2 3 4 Muxed Chorusl 2 3 YTeens I 2 3 4 Clet Club 4 WILSON MERLIN HI Y I 7- 3 4 F F A I 2 3 4 Reporter 3 Treasurer 4 Junuor Play WILT REX C Oc estra I 2 3 4 Band I 2 3 4 Hu Y I 2 3 Scuence Club 2 3 4 H Club 3 4 Tennus 3 4 ZIRKLE MERLE WAYNE Hu Y I 2 3 4 Scuence Club 3 Spotlught Club 4 H Club 3 4 Sec retary Treasurer4 Junuor Play Football I 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 4 Track I 4 Tennus 2 3 4 Delegate to Hu Y Conference 3 BENTON DONNA Transferred from Holluday Jr Hugh 2 YTeensI 2 3 4 F H A 4 Glee Club 2 4 THROUGH TH! COURTESY OF 5 D THACHER ELECTRIC CO ' I I I I ' -I I I I I I - . l I 4 I I I I I ' I I I- I I I I II II . - . . , , - I I I I I - I I.l I ' I I I? , U . ' '.' ' ' ' Ig Ba IQHI-Y I,2, 3, 4, Vice-President 31 F. F. A. I, 2, 3, 4, , . I I I I ' I I I I I I I I I I I ' 4 I I 2, ,4. . , , , . , V 4 I , ,QII . . . , , .1 1 .-1 - V, ,4. U ,V . 1 , , 1 , .1 - A 1 , ,-1 4, I - - I ' I , - I II I I u, ' I . I . - I I I I II I 1 I 1 I ' . ' I . . - I , , I , I I I , , I ' ' ' ' ' 3 ' I I I I I I I I ' I I I - I I I I ' . . .I I I I I I I ' r I . I I I I , . u-Y , ,1 . . g I ' , F.F. .2, 3, 4. ' '. ' ' ' ' . - . - ,,1 I I , . . I , II - g 1 - ,,1 1, .1 , I I 4 ' ' - ' ' I I , 1 I I, , 1 1 - I 1 , , , 5 , 5 3, - 1. 1 ,, 1 I I, . I I I: . I I 14: I 'I I . ' I I'IAIl I I I I .1 .1 , , .41 ' ' ' I I RAAB, BETH Student Council I, 35 Band 3, 4, Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Scuence Club 21 ' 5 , , , , , 14, - ,1F0 ,,1 1 , , .1 1.2, . ., . , ' I 4- . 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I I 4 I I I I . 27 r EEPHE MAN WNJL, A E AGENFY '19Easr8rh P c3469 28 Sgrw ,i.1rwarrw.f f 'ms Jaw apt' D' npr scr1!:!,t.'----do nit Dim' O X ' L, , ' Y F 'R '-JC , X. i haf' -N9 UHDERCLHSSHIEH '41 My 1 JUIIIURS IILHSS UF 1951 W Gathered at a locker for a chat between classes are Bruce Robertson vuce presndent Ronme Evans pres: dent Januce Huntsman secretary and Bob Boner fI'93SUI'8l' gf 1: C I K' I W I .- fn ,nw D41- ll 'rm New A 41-' fu' 1 W 3. 8 1 Comphments of JJ' V 1' 1 JIM ATHERTON'S GROFERY Alexander Amos Anno Ash Atherton Barnard Barry Beeson Benson Bucknell Brggart Boner Bradford Brooks Burgard Catron Chambers Chrnstenberry Chnstensen Clark Dean E Erwln L Erwin Evans Femn Fllkms Fulton Gatrost Gott Graves A WWW! gli . V . . , , ,I 1 5 if M1 tx! , K Y , 4 A M 'K ' A , I ' . V ' A 5 f ff ip '41 at ' V, ' 'Z' V I A . 4 of ks? fy x' F L A 5, V 5 .. -X x r A za ff' A , Qj , ff' , A Q fy 'f V ' - , fmt! A -fi ' 31 r In ' i V' Z I 'W 4 , 1 I 1, z x 3 gr , 31 '- 5 ' A 3 , I V, 1 Q f A v 5 ' 5 o f .2 4 ' ' f ,. in h ' jf , tif Y ,yn Q, I 5 gb , A A f fb ff 'W .- I, 41 X ' '3 '- ' t, 1' M H- L, ly df A V mf: J J ' A K ' ' fi 7 I I .:. M, A ,h , 7 0-A , ' , t We V 'Z f ' ' 0 'Y 4' . of n W- MP4 xo 1 4 . ML ' ff '3 1 1 1 n 9 W ly . J ' ' ij ' 'A b A ,Ml 4 ' 1 Gregg Henneuey Hook H unt H untsman Kelly Kenney Knox C Long M Long Luke Lutz McBee McCarter McConnell 34 P1 M-M dr' 1 A Mather Morgan Moms Nelson Powell 5 45'-' N Prntcllett Rame Rake Ra nlun Reed J Rlco 3 1. 'D f' Robertson Slnmer Slater A Srmth T Srmtll Stamrn Stone Sturgns Sylvester Thomas Treoeh Vannordstrand Weaver Werner Wheaton Wllllarns Wilson Wolverton Wultlnuhle look Compliments of THE HEIRLOOM SHOP H4 E 4th 31 F' 1 I L 'X D Y l 31 -K' ',. .. :fy -- S A - 7 Z w , Q' , aj If lr A ' 4- f of , Q , l 5 r ,- ' , ,, ,, if U QQ. ,b 1' ' K , V I . -. ' ' f' ,F . 1 ' ' 1 ' . J v j V lg' . J ' .' lx, gi ' 1 A -- f - A ' . I .. A , sg Q -v ' 5 R, t, X 2 l . R, 4 7' 'A 1:-x. vv J K -1 T: K S ., A , 'X ' Sufi ' 7, I - W We ff J ll f A In f . . ' C 1 -2 ., . ' , , , -f 1 x , . . 4 K I ' 1 'P 'fl -u 1' If - -- 1 A', 1- - . I- if l I .fl if , ' , . y , . . 2 5 H , , . - , wc.. Q13 fm 01 I1 ,f C5 , ULHS UF 1952 Suttm an the noon day sun are Harold Andler secretary of the W., sophomore class and Curns Shoop president Standrng are Esthe r Grsh vnce presrdent and Loss Metzler treasurer A IYQK 416: Q3 nr COMPLIMENTS OF PEYNWELL GABEL FUNERAL HOME SUPHUIHUHES Andler Arnett Austnn Bacon Barley Barkes Barkley Barnes Bayless Bellman Benton Baggart Blackburn DonA Boaz Don F Boaz P Boaz Bonheld Boyles Bradford Brewer Broughton Burman Carnblm Cook Dachenhausen Drehl Deaver Duck Dunham Dunn Dyer Marlene Engelke Merle Engelke Eraas Freeman Frost I Frye Gerety Gullespue Gush Gooch Ha Hartner Hell L I A , 4 ..- , S , I 'J V3 A7 ws 35 ' ,' A Z- 'lltfsl D ,ff .ff wr ,. ,,?'y .4 . 1 , 1 lug' ' ,K . . , . .V .k all x L, . V 1' - ' wg , 1 r ' . ' g ,f V V I , A . , . ,V -he I' x Y A We A W W , , M - fp fs ' z C ' Q C' j B 1 ' .fy vi- 1 A + ,- JN Q r rw r ew, iw ,r . , .7 , 51 vigrx, Q - 75 ae K V Y , . .1 ,Y vi ' f n . A D - we tr w larry: H ef' pu ' - J . , B 4 .f ,gg 4 f 1 'S rr, 1- r - si . l 9 -. ze fc. - Q.: I ' ' D . K-If r 3 '-5, 1 ' J' ' ,Q f, so 7'-,722 1 Wx ' 0' W , I K 4 . 1 n , f Q 1 1' - '- W ff: - ue-, may V Q 7 - ,,., I 4 ' ut 'z 1 . - i f .4 . 1 ! Y-, . I , f , . ' 4 Il I . Hrxon Hoffsommer Houck Humphrey lam: Kahle Kendall Klesath Krelpe D Lewu J Lewns Lnndburg Llndqulst Locke Ludwug McAtee Mather Metzler P Miller R Muller Moore Morgan Myxer Obenhaus Osborn C Pape J Pape Parks Parsons A Patterson S Patterson Peek Phelps Paper Powell Pnddy Proper Purdy Rasmussen Reed Ruce Rnchards Roach Roberts Robinson Roydybush Rutledge Saxbury Schwanke Shaw G Shay R Shay Shumway Shoop Slsson C Stethem J Stethem Stone Tletgen Tregernba Tyner Vannordstrand Wendt HQ RQ D3 if in Jr nr ,-W7 tw XS fb 'F-4 1' 'ff- TE-f Wendland , Q -1 1 Werner Wernlnk Wheaton C Wlute R white Whntebread w,llK,,,,,,, KJAY THE JAYHAWKER STATION FOR THE NATION Ward 33 rs X -T V is I J I ' Y , lj L l ffl I . - ,, -r ' ,A ,, 1 H g Q K' 9 va: 1' - - - 3 Q. . ' 1 1 Q I K t Qu Q . U JI W Y I ,Al I ' ' r -2 l n -I 14 aa' AJ Q I All- F, ' N, ,S ,S Q, S, - ,,.., V , f- ,, ,. J S' , 23 N - gg, W P ' M . 1 . . Q t yA,' '27 Tw MLA 4 gs 'Y I ik - ' R rnpa fluff 47. ,. .- A ' I , -v-ky 7-562 ,xl T Y, V- , hh. , L is I' A . P ze' ' f ' af 1 yyrraaa 1 - ' K' 5 af T 'A '- 7 W .Q W9 G' I A N. ' .., R.: ee S S -of , 4 lf! Q Wg-3, gf, P 1 V S Yr 1 tk '-'F S, is if no .1 ' aff lf'-P F , 4-'1 1 Q ' ' C- ' WM: - jf, 'f' an life-x 1 I , V y M , V V ,E glV y . 5 T fx R, A ,ffl an 1 ' ' ' Q W as ' ,rr llll W 5 'an . Q .1 lk .1 N, . ' V we 4' V N, . 'I JJ I f A - L uk. l l ' 5 J ' FN - . of ' 1 fp 1 A fy' f il! K1 . ,p f Q, N R ' 5' Q pf! J-fy f 'H . 4 ' ' L I gf ' Joe Held presndent Bob Gles vlce presudent Carolyn Harvey secretary and Marlene Olwer treas urer hold a sesslon to plan a class meetmg QS? iff' l wr I -fe.-i ' Q CONGRATULATIONS FROM WESTERN TYPEWRlTING COMPANY FHESHIHEH , CLHSS UF 1953 Allen Aflunson Bailey Bardsley Burgard Burkhart Caldwell Catton Clulson Clmstensen Clark Clough Crandall Davudson Dawson Deaver DeHart De k Duehl Dunn Eaton ns Emery Erdman Evans Fnhs Frost Gates Goes Gnmmeff Gustafson Harm Harvey Hefner Helcl Hennessey Henry Henne Hess Huxon Hobbs Hoover Houston Hunt S Hutchison V Hutcluson Kelser Krenpe McCammon McClam McClelIa nd McConnell McCord Mann Maze Mettler Moms Nehrlng Noel Nussbeck Olwer Olson Owens Parnell Pnper Prrce Puckett Puscln J Rake L Rake Rader Rolfe Roudybus Short Slawson J Srnrtll K Srmth Mlynelx P Srmtll Snell Steenbocll Sterling Stevener Streeter Sumner Thorn bruglu Toellxes Treslze Wadley Wlutcornb Whntney Wiseman Wulfkuhle .I -N l yi 0-9. nr- yr is bib all 1:-3, 'W' COMPLIMENTS HUSSEY INSURANCE AGENCY 35 QI. e Q' 'D 4 v Q' -flu 7 Vw 11 i' 9 Q- Y-TEEN MUSIC COMMITTEE-Y-Teens with special interest in this field provide special music for programs at the Y.W.C.A. Talented members participate in regular weekly programs- FIRST ROW: Rutledge, Rider, L. Ward, Benson, Amos, Vining, Engelke, Weaver, Miss Nichol. SECOND ROW: Pressgrove, Patterson, R, White, Ludwig, Raab, Aaron, Wendt, Atherton, Mather, Rogers, LAST ROW: Burkhart, Roach, Kramer, Ferrin, N, McCammon, Stefner, Taylor, D. Deaver, Barkes, Wolverton, Wulfkuhle. al' Q, Barbara Kramer entertains cabinet at regular monthly dinner, Enjoying a chili supper are Bar- bara, Y-Teeen president, Mary Frances Hutton, service chairman, Joan Urbanek, vice-president, Peggy Aaron, treasurer, Nancy McCammon, music chairman, Joyce Stone, social chairman, Phyllis Sims, program chairman. Seated are Dolly Becker, inter-club council member, Miss Jessie Nichol and Miss Helen Trotter, sponsors, Virginia McConnell, publicity chairman, and Fulva Atherton, pianist, Patty Cusic, another inter-club council member, was unable to attend the dinner. U-lEEllS Gifts of clothing and toys for each child at St. Vincent's are brought by Y-Teens to special Christmas program, Mary Frances Hutton, Joan Urbanek, Bonnie Whitcomb and lda Lou McCord add their gifts to those piled high around the tree. COMPLIMENTS OF TOPEKA SPICE MILLS Q9 ' as YTEEN PUBLICITY COMMITTEE Keepxng an attractuve bulletin board wrntmg news for Topeka papers and maklng posters to advertlse Club actlvltues are dutxes of thus group-FIRST ROW l Morgan Walker E Bellman P Kreupe Mrs Matousl-1 Hnxon Huntsman Phelps Burgard SECOND ROW B Stone D Rankm Klesatn Maryorle Schone Peterson P Mc Connell Harvey Geretv Myzer LAST ROW Atkunson Dunn Bonfueld Bradford Parks Olson G Bellman Bergen V McConnell A Kreupe a farewell tea for sensor gurls were all pro ects of tl-e soclal cornmxttee FIRST ROW P Metz ler Schrader M Rolfe cturgts E Anno N Hunt Wtlluams M Ward S Powell M Wllson SECOND ROW Mrs Lxndoulst Gruffn Knox Tresnze Peery Wayman Clwrtstensen l Anno S Rankm Marn LAST ROW M Krerpc Catron Gaskell Cusrc A Patterson P Powell Barry J Stone Gott Wtllrams Rarne THROUGH THC COURTESY OF LUTHER A DODD 39 I u P L K Y-TEEN SOCIAL COMMITTEE-A get-acquainted picnic ln the fall, a party for Ha-Y boys, and HIS ll! v dl! YTEENS SERVICE COMMITTEE Helping others is the real aim of all work done by this group These girls were responsible for collecting ISO Hershey bars for European children and for giving a Christmas party with program games and gifts for children at St Vincents orphanage This committee sent Valentines to the children and led all YTeens in writing thank you notes to ther classmates and teachers FIRST ROW Miss Trotter Rolfe Ras mussen McCord Hutton Mary Schone Mix McClelland Becker SECOND ROW Barnard J Wilson Powell Henry Fry J McCammon Thomas Whitcomb Nussback LAST ROW Humphrey Noel D Emery C White M Kendall Gish Werner M Deaver K Emery Y-TEEN PROGRAM COMMITTEE-In charge of planning regular weekly programs, inviting guest speakers and musicians, and conducting an interesting, profitable year-round schedule are members of this committee. A special project was the annual Christmas pageant given with Hi-Y and music departments-FIRST ROW: Houston, Sims, Gustafson, Hennessey, Ellis, Oliver, Biggart, Fulton, Nelson. SECOND ROW: Miss Baskett, Smith, Dawson, Gillespie, Heil, Hixon, L. Metzler, Pape, Alexander, Eraas. THIRD ROW: Wiseman, Schwanke, Erwin, Filkins, Par- sons, P. Morgan, N. Kendall, Houck, Urbanek, I, McConnell, Clayburg. THIS PAGE WITH COMPLIMENTS OF THE GAS SERVICE CO. 40 T I 4 Q K :- V3 Jun 1 PX urade school students march to new school sure for ground breakung cere momes .A li SlUllElll lIllUlllJll 13' X Gary John on Student Councrl presudent turns the fnrst spadeful of earth as J Jacoby conducts ceremonles whlch open construction of the new hugh school bulldung FIRST ROW Wnlllarns Gustafson Gsh Mrs Matoush Wolverton Rnder SECOND ROW L Evans Johnson Barnes Charles Long Slater Davndson Shoop LAST ROW R Evans Obenhaus Carver Long Duxon Bour aw Shumwav and Hennessey COMPLINAENTS OF JORDAN BAKERS SUNBEAM BREAD 41 . lp-- ' A. A 5 . , -QV li f G - . I' Q? Y' 1 ifqiax A ' q 2 'g ' ., . tl : ' 214 H ' 3 l x ' 5 Q--'Q-' 'btifg 1 J' c, L lm 'ill 7 f - - . ' ' .. ,- S ,,'?:, , , 'rug -A t f- -.,,a If . w V V. . V . n , W ., . gsiaxu' -. M 3.1 ll - . ,.1f,,:'f L .if ...,:'- . .I . Q ' , 1Y'.' Q 'faffi' 7 1' , I ,- gb . y .' 14' '-,gg . - . H , y 1,13 I' .u '-,P O 3, 'U LU: f' N94 ' S' 'iff 4 , S , V, wv f W Wax J ' fr. .fe 1. 1 , , , A lv, ' 'Jn' l' 0 bf-raft: K 5 - J Q . . : , , f , . , , ' V 2 Hi-Y boys are real sports fans. Once each month a bus-load of lively fellows go to the Y.M.C.A. for a noon- With Lyndon Herrman and John Mer- ryman as sponsors, this group holds a varied program of weekly meetings which touch the particular interest of each boy. Moving pictures, guest speakers, athletic contests, student forums, musical pro- grams, a Christmas pageant, and the an- nual party with Y-Teens composed the year's activities. Cabinet members are Lyman Boursaw, president, James Bower, vice-president, hour swim. Steve Hennessey, secretary, Bob Dun- manager, Farrel Tolbert, chaplain, and . V ham, treasurer, Bob Boner, business K l X Dean Jones, publicity chairman. SENIOR AND JUNIOR HI-Y MEMBERS-FIRST ROW: Wilson, M, Long, Mather, Shimer, C, Long, Bower, Kelly, Bicknell, SECOND ROW: Boner, McCarter, Burgard, Kenney, R. Evans, Sylvester, Slater, E Wheaton, Hook, T. Smith. THIRD ROW: Hayek, Clark, Hutchinson, W. Smith, Biggart, Gustafson, Hennessey, J. Chilson, Gregg, Erwin, Kern, Tolbert. LAST ROW: Ledford, Boursaw, Noel, Ash, Brooks, Zirkle, Dunham, Jones, Dean, Dunnaway, Graves, Wulf- kuhle. COMPLIMENTS OF HURWITZ SERVICE STATION 42 SOPHOMORE HI Y MEMBERS FIRST ROW Engelke Osborn McAtee Camblin Shaw Shoop D Reed Boyles Noore SECOND ROW Broughton Andler Fye R Miller H Diehl Stethem Dachenhausen Purdy Blount THIRD ROW Proper Boaz Kahle Lindquist R Barkes Saxbury Tyner Stone Pape Tregemba Bacon Barkley LAST ROW Roberts Frost Ehler Obenhaus Wilkinson Austin Hall Blackburn P Miller Freeman Tietgen Piper FRESHMAN HI-Y MEMBERS-FIRST ROW: Catron, Rake, Parnell, Short, Hoover, Erdman. SECOND ROW: Slawson, Snell, Streeter, J, Smith, Price, Caldwell, McEndree, L. Evans, J. Diehl. LAST ROW: R. Whitney, Eaton, Clough, A. Chilson, K. Smith, Held, A. Piper, Thorn- brugh. CONGRATULATIONS FROM PELLETlER'S 43 FUTURE HUIIIEIIIHIIEIIS Enghty girls and therr dates held a slfatzng party Decem- ber I. Donna Gott a n d Barry Beeson seem to be having fun. FIRST ROW: Becker, Burgard, Dunham, Biggart, Anno, Eraas, Engelke, E. Bellman. SECOND ROW: Mass Jazlazon, Burkhart, Ellis, Barnard, Catron, Dawson, M. Deaver, Doty, Bonfield, Burman, Alexander. LAST ROW: Clayburg, Erwin, D. Emery, Crandall, Arnett, G. Bellman, Barry, Bradford, Bardsley, Cook. FIRST ROW: Houston, Mary Plrxon, Fulton, Hennessey, Grnffrn, Keiser, Hunt, P. Kreipe, S. Hutchmson, SECOND RCW' Henry, Harvey, V. Hutchison, Knox, Fry, Gnllespie, Hutton, Kle- sath, Gustafson, Gerety. LAST ROW: Mrs Lindqurst, Humphrey, Maxrne Hixon, Filkins, Fritts, Kramer, Ferrin, Gott, A. Kreipe, M. Kreipe, Hess. THIfO',C'l TIE COUPTEQY OF THE VICTORY LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY 44 Jackue Ellus and Vrrgmra McCon- I Qamour Puss team watch as Loutsf' CIa 'ourg attempts to grab a mt for th B aettm Ba cs Irene ran re Bree keeos her eves peeIed Future I-I 'rtewwax rs preberwt varled or ,ram at weekIx meetmgs As prcstdent of Future Homemaker, Donna Gott as ass' ted by Laura Arnett vuce presxdcnt JoAnn WrIIrams secretary Ida Lou McCord trcwsurcr Kathv Srmth par Iuavtenrartan Vtrgmta McC0nneII Iwrstornan and Irene McConnell song loader Mrs Leduc Mae Jackson and Mrs Lmdqurst arc sponsors arwet Barry an erry I 'nan stand IJ wfl MaryOrI9 OI Iver an N' rx Ro fe tussle for th LaIu IR T ROW Mtcfen 'AcCIeIIarwd M Bee McCfrj Ovem Pee me M L r OIND ROW 'NJWIS I Morgan P MCCOWUCI Niyzcr P M ner Mather Mw M rrw MIyr1ek LA T ROW Ius C V McCormeII Mcffammon CCorwnf r M C Me z cr Nehrmj H THE CLPTEJY Cf THE PAL' STAT ON VY CO A5 mei If! . V 1 po . e e I I IJ 1 Mo C , 5, ' f , . et e ' o co 3 ' I . . . S I - r ' 3 ' J q 4 G- Ee I. Y W2 ' - ' d ta y I e ' '. F S t E. 5, , C , Jr, 1. ', r 'Sift Orme OI, C SEC- ' 1 . . oo I , . 3 , Qff Y , . , A - , S ' It 3510 L, .. , J , I M :W A organ OV-on N: -I, L , , I . , , THQCQQ7 C ' I Y .' . - , I len 4 fr -Q... I IH 1 1 'P' 5' J mn JJ At Open House gurls modeled garments whuch they had made In sewmg classes Vnrgnnla Knox Vnrgnma McConnell and Donna Gott step from the covers of three clothes made nn Mrs Llndquusts classes FIRST ROW Ra mussen Rake M Rolfe Peterson S Patterson Rutledge Phelps Rnder Pusch L Rolfe SECOND ROW S Powell Peery Parsons A Patterson Parks P Powell Pape Pr ddy S Rankun D Ranknn Roudybush FIRST ROW Skxnner J Wnlluarns Schrader Sturgis Mary Schone Schloetzel Wendt Smith Stone Sums Ward Wulson SECOND ROW Marjorie Schone Whutcomb Schwanke Wlse man Stevener Wendlano D Wllllams C Whute Thomas Tresnze R Whnte COMPLIMENTS OF KANSAS FARM MACHINERY CO INC 46 5 , f . 2 - , - -- . 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' , . l QUUFE5 When H Club boys challenged faculty men to a basketball game the teachers organlzed a pep club to root for therr Rannbow Boys Th 5 cheer wnldly s Pappy Walter Hmes team captam clad un scarlet flannels makes a bee yoo tnful shot' H CLUB MEMBERS btl.0W FlRsT ROW Werner McA!ee Barraclough J Bower Zook Barnes Burgard Marr SECOND ROW Weller Reed Morrus Long Wulf Chllson Shumer Boner THIRD ROW Clark Qmnrh Boursaw B Whntney Summons Locke Jensen F Jones Tolbert LAST ROW Coach Bull Howard McPhaul D Jones Zvrkle Dixon Luke Dunham Ash S Whntney Coach Claude Reynolds WITH COMPLIMENTS OF GIBBS CLOTHING COMPANY 47 1- Each club member completes sev eral projects whuch Interest hum A group of young scnentusts watch Phxl Osborn put a forward and reverse swltch on an electric motor for a small model alrplane George Moore dem onstrates hns hobb y the art of puck Img snakes Standing are Melvin Morgan Pren tus Kelly Bob Ob h rss Paul Camblun and Jerry Boyles Seated are Phll Osborn Alvun Barley George Moore and Charles Tregemba lzf SCIENCE CLUB Lyndon Her rman sponsor meets wuth Scuence Club f ofucers Rlchard Burgard treasurer Alvxn Barley sec retary Ronnle Evans president and Gary Ash vlce presudent .4 COMPLIMENTS OF I sf wb 'O llll l if Whnle Larry Evans operates a one tube battery raduo Jack Austnn Bull Harris Larry Wad Iey Terry Sterlung Jam Smuth and Rachard Shnmer awaut su ts s ' ' 4. xx A f , . ' . ' . - s - y A . . 1 A 3, ' , I , I I , -ff Q . V' S ' ' . . ' . 4 v' W Y , :Q H., ' f 'S 5 'ff' -Lv ' ' l C 'wtf' . . - X -I , ' , I ' X - , . - I '-.Q T . ,, - ' ' - ' f' 2 ' ' , , ' l Q 4' . of A-A ' , en aus, Ronald Reed, . , 1 xl 7 5' Dale Mor ' , ' , 'V C 4 . Q , ' ,N My iq ' , , A Lt U ti . ll f gt Vt: I - . - ' 'ef A , N ff, V 4 I f lf' 1 I C A ' gf ' ' x ' . ' , . ' . 'fl ' - ' ' ,e. O X if I . 48 SENAT E CAFETERIA FUTURE FHlllllEllS Ul lllllEHllIH A if ,'7'.55ff1 o,+,.4ff s Ao i ,dh CS X .J Officers meet with F E Carpenter sponsor to outline programs for the year Pictured are Mr Carpenter Gene Hayek reporter Farrel C UV kuhle secretary Gary Johnson president was a midterm graduate f , Q 7 V . g,' X Au , .l l N b y Fl , J 4? r- ,ig ' . . 1 ' I I . : -ibwy. A l'5L:Q'fl Q - - 1 1 J X 0,6-i.,,1q 5 Tolbert, vice-president, Merlin Wilson, treasurer, and Duane Wulf- 'L' D 1 . ' .1 V D 1 . 'D K Ulu and was not in school when this picture was taken Officers are wear- ing their official F.F.A. jackets of blue corduroy embroidered with the club emblem, their names, and their official positions. FIRST ROW: Shaw, Shoop, Bayless, Miller, Tolbert, Johnson, Purdy, Wilson, Engelke, Mr. Carpenter. SECOND ROW: Dick, Ledford, Hayek, Powell, Hennessey, Rice, Hoffsommer, Wulf- kuhle, Hook, Beeson. FIRST ROW: Rake, Lewis, Sumner, Camblin, Barnes, Toelker, Piper, Caldwell, Brady, Mr Carpenter. SECOND ROW: Hobbs, Thornbrugh, Gies, Clough, Gustafson, Hartner, Held, Shay Wheaton, Goodwin. COMPLIMENTS OF J, R. SHIMER 49 wr A-nl Nancy McCamm:n, editor and Wayne Smith, sports editor, suggests Joan Urbanek, associate editor, a few shots to Cameramen Ronald Reed meet with Miss Baskett. and Bob Obenhaus. Artists Bob Dunham and Virgin- ia McConnell design a poster to help Dina Lee Gaskell and Mary Frances Hutton sell yearbooks Editor-in-Chief ..,,,.... Associate Editor ....,,.. Bookkeeper ........... Yearbook Sales Manager - Assistants ......ss,,.,, Class Editors ..,........ Sports Editor ........... Assistant .............. Art Editor ,............ Assistant ........,..... Assistant ............. Supervisor of Photography Genial Glen Hedrick is besieged by ad salesmen-Roger Gustafson, Laura Ward, Marvin Long, Jim Lewis, Barbara Kram- er, and Janet Wilson. Such attention isn't rea-lly necessary, the Highland Park Market ad is always one of the first ones sold ENTIRE SCHUUL UUUPEHHTES TU HElP Donna Rae Amos, Jack Kenney, Laura Ward, and Phyllis Sims and Dixie Lewis silver Mary Ward make blue and silver bells for dance programs. sprays of cedar to decorate the bandstand. Assistant ......... ..... 1 QEEEEEQEEEEEEQ- Advertising Manager ..,.......,.....,- Chief Typist ............,,..,,..,.. Photographers ......... Division page photographs, individual athletes Advisor ...........,................... STHFF L- xs J X .', s --ur Editors of class sections draw layouts tor Typists lrene McConnell and Marilyn Wayrnan and their pages -- Olive Jean Vining, senior pages, Beth Raab, bookkecper, do not seem to mind the extra Donna Rae Amos, iunicrs, Ida Lou McCord, hours they spend, sophomores, and Fulva Atherton, freshmen. --------------Nancy McCammon ------------------Joan Urbanek --------------------Beth Raab ,-----------Mary Frances Hutton ---------------Dina Lee Gaskell ----,--,,---------Marvin Long Janet Wilson, Roger Gustafson, Jim Lewis Barbara Kramer, Laura Ward Olive Jean Vining, Donna Rae Amos lda Lou McCord, Fulva Atherton -------------------Phyllis Sims ,-,---------,-----Wayne Smith ------------------Bob Dunham -,-----------Virginia McConnell --,-,,,,,,,,,---lrene McConnell --,,,,,,-------Marilyn Wayman ------Bob Obenhaus, Ronald Reed ,---,,-------,.---Dixie Lea Lewis -,-,--,-,,---,-H, Burton Harvey F---N---,,----Betty Lee Baskett Hll-SCHUUL UHHISTMHS Dance preparations include spending hours and hours in a special corner in the attic, where miles ct cedar rope were made by many boys who volunteered or were draft- ed. Hard at work are Lester Thcrnbrugh, Bob Obenhaus, and Alvin Bailey. 5 -as Harry Dawdy, super-special Master of Ceremonies at Christmas dance, introduces Santa, who distributes gifts, Barney Hays re- ceives a ball bat with directions to Use this to keep Nancy McCammon in line. The BIG DAY - The truck delivers its precious Cargo, the l95O HIGHLANDER. Curtis Shoop and Gary Zook help unload, hoping that the wrappings will tear so that they can sneak a peek at the cover! MW At first prcgram of the club, an original skit. Flashbacks of Last Year is presented. Here stu- dents pzrtrav a scene at the l949 Thespian p'ay when the cast gave Miss Hurtgcn lphyllis Sims? a copy of The Bar Tender's Guide in appreciaticn for her effzrts and patience. Gary Zc:k makes the pre- Sentaticn. SPlllllllHl lJlUB After gaining membership in the dramatics Organizatifn by trying out before the regular members, students must wirk to earn 30 paints each year to retain active membership Piints are awarded by a student-cemmittee for appearing in plays, give ing pantomimes and readings, working Cn stage crews, selling tickets, making advertising pssters. and serving on party cr DVO- gram committees. Spotlighters receive gold pins as scan as they earn 240 paints. Pins were awarded this year to Phyllis Sims, Mary Frances Hutton, Marilyn Wayman, and Virginia McCinnell. L' il , 1.....l . FIRST ROW: Amos, Aaron, Bigga-rt, Athertcn, Hixon, Barnard, Fry, Heil, Hutton, Benson. SEC- OND ROW: Gillespie, Gaskell, Barkes, Boner,Boursaw, Biggardt, Hutchinson, Boaz, Houck, Bergen, ? 6-7: FlRST ROW. Sims, Smith, Wayman, McCennell, Christensen, Long, Rogers, Kriepe, Miss Hurtgen. SECOND ROW: Urbanek, Kramer, Stone, Noel, Obenhaus, Zook, Kenney, McCammon, Werner, Raine. COMPLIMENTS OF THE RANCH HOUSE RESTAURANT 52 NEW 1950 MEMBERS - FIRST ROW: Hunt, Ellis, Metzler, Peterson, Harvey, Hennessey, Burgard, McConnell, McClelland, SECOND ROW: Olsen, Stevener, Noel, Deaver, McCammcn, J. McConnell, Dawson, Ward, Deihl. LAST ROW: Gels, Hayek, Jones, Zirkle Dunham, Held, Jensen. Points Committee meet to deter- mine credits earned by club members who worked on ccmedy, Her Stcp- Husbandf' Andy joins the gang for a picnic supper following the business meeting. Mary Deaver and Peggy McConnell earn men- ey for the club by washing dishes. All initiates were required to wash dishes for anyone in the Park, to accept whatever pay was given, and to donate said pay to the club treasury. Gene Hayek, Bob Dunham, and Dean Jones decorate the Christmas tree cn the west landing, an annual pro' ject of Spotlighters. THIS PAGE THROUGH COURTESY OF MATIBRENNAN FUNERAL HOME 'Q Y lf iii ai Virginia Biggart as Mary Marshall steels her- self to entertain her disapproving Aunt Emily lGeor- gia Lou Heill with the help of a husband pro tern lBob Dunhaml. Stella the maid lDixie Lewisl and James the butler lDale Jensen? are ready to make the dinner a big success even thcugh James, who is really Mr, Marshall, is not sure just how to buttle. 7 .02 what A neighbor, Sylvia Allen CVirginia McConnell? is present when Aunt Emily arrives with another niece, Florence Anislee, played by Dina Lee Gaskell. Opened French doors reveal Florence and Gerry in each other's arms. HER STEP-HUSBAND, Staged by Spotlighters, pleases large audience January 10. Stella catches Limpy Lannigan ritlrng the buffet and calls Officer Shea lDean Jonesl. Qlfxqmy, 1 K -as ,Xm,,?la,,k,.,,. A Mr Marshall refuses to remain till Aunt Emily arrives because she has always disapproved cf their marriage. So he pcses as the butler, and Dr. Gerry Niles becomes Mr, Marshall. All lands of trsuble ensue, Officer Shea believes Marshall is really l.impy Lannigan, a nctoricus thief Stella decides that although James is not much good at a butler, he'Il be handy to have around the house. Besides, she can teach him a world Of things l l ' THIS PAGE THROUGH THE COURTESY OF THE DRIVE-IN THEATRE 54 Dallas Noel is a real co- quette in his role as the gay senorita. THE GAY SENORITAH Juniors Introduce On October 25 1 Dcnna Rae Amis as Lena the maid, is greatly dis- turbed when the senorita makes a big play for Fritz, her husband CGary Zookl. The perplexed Mr. Beniamin lBruce R:bertsonl, losks on in amazement. 772' . All the males succumb to the senorita's charms? Here Arnold Benjamin lBob Bonerl, who is really a partner in the gay deception, displays his affection for the dazzling Spanish ladv. Mr. Benjamin, Virginia McConnell lplaying the role cf another impzsterl, and Patsy Forest la timid chauffeur played by Richard Shimerl watch the demonstration with Vera Stewart lPhyllis Werner? and June Gayle Uanice Huntsmanl, both of wh:m disapprove. Pictured are Bob Boner, as Arnold Benjamin, Phyllis Werner, Vera Stewart, Rennie Evans, Dr. Forsythe, Donna Rae Amos, Lena Lutzenheim, Richard Shimer, Patsy F:'estg Sara Marn, the real senorita, Joan Williams, her companion, Bruce Robertson, Mr. Benjamin, Ga'y Zcilf, Fritz Lutzenheim, Virginia McConnell, Mrs Spangessi lwho poses at the gay ser-:rita's ccmpanicnl Janice Huntsman, June Gayle, and Dallas Noel, Larry Moore lwho rnasquerades as Senorita Costa de la Torriente. COMPLIMENTS OF KANSAS-MISSOURI SILO CO - i929 Kansas Aye. 55 IIIIIIIIIIHI IHESPIIIII SIIUIEIII Thespian Troupe 953 was organized at Highland Park Hiqh School February 8, 1949, as an honor society for students who had performed meritcrious work in dramatic arts. The national scciety was es- tablished in 1929 for the advancement cf dramatic arts in secondary schools, and there are ncw more than a thousand trnupes in the forty-eight states, Panama, Alaska, Hawaii, and Egypt. Thespians pictured are Phyllis Sims, Mary Frances Hutton, .Ioan Urbanek, Melvin Biggart, Marvin Long, Jack Kenney, Nancy McCammon, Barbara Kramer, and Marilyn Wayman, Miss Hulda Hurtgen sponsors the group, Ring Around E1izabeth is chosen as Thespian play sched' uled for March 21, play books arrive, and members of the cast meet for the first reading cf their lines. THIS PAGE THROUGH THE COURTESY OF COLLEGE HILL PLUMBING 56 'xi I X . 4-Lis E. Q. Enjoying their annual club breakfast at Lake Shawnee are Marvin Long, Donna Rae Amos, Janet Wilson, Gary Johnson, Fulva Atherton, Nancy Mc- Cammcn, Wayne Smith, Beth Raab, Jcan Urbanek, and Olive .lean Vining. Marilyn Barkes, president, and Jack Kenney, program chairman, persuade Esther Gish to play a piano silo, Nola, for student assembly program presented by the Clef Club February 9. FIRST ROW: Aaron, Vining, Atherton, Benson, Heil, Wilson, Regers Powell, Ames, Huntsman, SECOND ROW: Miss Nvgren, Roach, Ludwig Raab, Wolvertcn, Christensen Cusic Gaskell, Bergen, Gish, Long, Mr. Harvey. LAST ROW: Stone, Raine, Jehnscn, Smith, Biggart, Werner, McCamrnon Kenney, Beeson, Lindburg Urbanek Barkes, Deaver THIS PAGE WITH COMPLIMENTS OF MEEICS DRIVE-IN 57 SIIUTCH LHSSIES Peggy Aaron, president cf the pepsters, calls a meeting of girls eligible to join second semester, A C average is required for entrance, and this aver- aqe must be maintained. FIRST ROW: Harvey, l-lennessey, McConnell, Engelke, Burqard, J. McCammon, McClelland. SECOND ROW: Rider, P. Metzler, Stevener, Gustafson. A. Kriepe. LAST ROW: Peterson, M. Deaver, Dawson, Ellis, Clark, Dunn, Atkinson. SENIOR SCOTCH LASSIES - FIRST ROW: Mix Aaron, McCord, Clayburg, Mrs. Weller Hutton, Vining, J. Williams, Becker. SECOND ROW: L. Ward, Sims, Whitcomb. Smith ' ' M S ni e. THIRD ROW: Barkes Raab, Gaskell, Wayr-nan, Mariorie Schone. Pressgrcve ary c on I. McConnell, Kramer, M. Kendall, P. Powell, N. McCarnmon, Emery, Cusic, J. Stone Urbanek. THIS PAGE WITH COMPLIMENTS OF CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK 58 JUNIOR SCOTCH LASSIES FIRST ROW Fulton Atherton S Powell Knox Chrlstensen Benson Amos Huntsman B St ne Wxlson SECOND ROW Marn Wolverton Aexander Barry Gott Werner D Wnllxarns V McConnel Barnard Catrcn Houck Parsons Ludwug Eraas Rogers Frv S Patterson SECOND ROW Bonfneld Hell Roach A Patterson D Deaver P Morgan N Kendall Parks Arnett Gullespue Wendt THIS PAGE WITH COMPLIMENTS OF W G PARAMORE I5 7 E H 59 - H - I . A Q, . . , V' ' SOPHOMORE SCOTCH LASSIES - FIRST ROW: Myzer, L. Metzler, Klesathl, Biggart, , , - I . 6T FQMQTEY f f' Y HOC CO -1 ggw ' xv 2' ,in firm' max lp: gy- yf fp: ,Haw 5' ma: ice I U: 'QCVEE 57 J 1 v 4 -l ' N illii 1 ,f r. 1 i Providing musical entertainment for more than thirty teas, dinners, programs, club and church meetings has kept Madrigal singers busy throughout the year. This group represents the sch:Jol's finest voices selected because of their ability to blend. FIRST ROW: Amos, Huntsman, Urbanek, Barkes, Stone, Cusic, SEC- OND ROW: Kenney, Blggart, Johnson, Jensen, Robertson. 'QO- gf lr Qs' llllXEll AMERICAN - CHINESE DISHES JO L LY C A F E U00 nun ' U 'LL 1300 ',' fflzll' ' ifrll .. . ,, fl , '. F10 ?'l , , An impressive sight is the massed chorus of more than two hundred voices, including all students enrolled in vocal music classes under Miss Gladys Nygren's supervision. FIRST ROW: E. Bellman, A. Wulfkuhle, Gustafson, Amos, Huntsman, Hutton, Weaver, Rogers, S. Powell, Blount, Bell, Miss Nygren, Ryder, Pusch, Burkhart, L. Ward, McClelland, P. Kriepe, Roudybush, Hunt, Schloetzer, Schrader, Sharcn Hen- nessey, Marlene Engelke. SECOND ROW: W. Burgard, Vining, Rake, Ellis, Johnson, Patterson, Skinner, R. White, Harvey, P, McConnell, E. Anno, M. Powell, B, Stone, Fulton, Pressgrove, McCord, I. Morgan, Catron, Peery, B. Whit- comb, P. Metzler, M. Ward, Myzer, Aaron, Atherton, V. Biggart. THIRD ROW: S. Hutchinson, Rutledge, Mary Hixon, Hcuston, Peterson, Mather, Wendt, Wilson, Wolverton, Pape, Roach, Alexander, Dcty, Clark, L. Metzler, Klesath, Nussbeck, Knox, Bergen, Ludwig, Parsons, Eraas, Gillespie, Heil. FOURTH ROW: Thomas, M. Deaver, Wiseman, Maxine Hixcn, Fritts, N. Kendall, Bardsley, Houck, Priddy, Henry, Trezise, C. White, Fry, Arnett, Gish, Clayburg, G. Bellman, Stevener, Cusic,Kramer, J. McCammcn, Olson. A. Kriepe, Dawson, Hum- phrey, Bontield. FlFTH ROW: Erwin, Lindburg, Schwanke, D. Deaver, Taylor, M. Kriepe, Christensen, Filkins, P. Werner, Ferrin, Urbanek, I. McConnell, Raab, Gaskell, J. Noel, M. Kendall, D. Williams, N. McCammon, Barry, Raine, Gott, P. Morgan, Joyce Stone, M. Barkes, Benson. SlXTH ROW: Erdman, D, Roudybush, Gates, L. Whitcomb, S. Werner, Short, Diehl, D. Lewis, Dachenhausen, Davidson, Barkley, Camblin, Hoover, Frye, Bradford, Lccke,McEndree.Stethem, Jerry Stone, J, Rake. SEVENTH ROW: Wadley, L. Evans, Parnell, Sisson, Sterling, Shoop, D. Re-ed, Slawson, Snell, Steve Hennessey, R. Barkes, M. Morgan, Saxbury, G. Piper, Kahle, Robertson, D. Jones, A. Piper, R. Whitney Barraclough, B. Purdy. EIGHTH ROW: Pulford, Mcfttee, Andler, Smzth, Tcelkes, Long, Price, R, Bailey, A. Christen- sen, Boursaw, Jensen, Johnson, Zosk, Boner, Beessn, Gies,'McCcrd, Tietgen, H. Diehl. NINTH ROW: T. Smith, Oyler, Harris, Biggart, Obenhaus, B. Whitney, Hayek, Kenney, Held, Luke, Dixon, Ash, Blackburn, D. Jones, McPhail, S. Whitney, Hall, W. Smith, Puckert, Gtcch. WITH COURTESY OF KRlEG'S FLOWERS 63 if FQ S GIRLS ENSEMBLE Stone Cuslc ,-av' lg Amos Huntsman Chrlstensen Raab McConnell Urbanek Barkes -9 Q GIRLS GLEE CLUB FlRST ROW Huntsman Amos Pressgrove Rogers Hutt n Mass Ny gren Knox Blggart Aaron Hunt L Ward SECOND ROW Vnnlnq Wmlson Wendt B Stone Powell Kramer M Ward Ludwng Catron Athertcn THIRD ROW Krnepe Wolvert n Chrlstensen Gaskell Raab Alexander Pape Stone Barkes Cusuc Bens n FOURTH ROW Deaver Urbanek Houck Werner Ferrun Wullnams McConnell McCammcn Ralne Barry Gott Thus Page wlth Cornpuments of THE COPES 220 Kansas Ave 64 -...X GIRLS ENSEMBLE ll Werner Hutton Vnmng Ward Roach Wayman Stone Aaron Bug gart Kramer BOYS CLEE CLUB FIRST ROW Werner Long Smith Saxbury Zook Mvss Nygren John son Jensen Boner Barkley Barraclough SECOND ROW McAtee Andler Kenny Hayek Buggarf Boursaw Stone Robertson Beeson W Smuth Gooch THIRD ROW Obenhaus B Whltney McPhaul Jones Luke Dnxon Locke Ash Hall S Whztney WITH THE COMPLIMENTS OF MARTIN LUMBER COMPANY 65 v 'UD '7 av A FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE ENSEMBLE FIRST RONN Mather Wendt Rog rs McConnell Roudybush Hennessey SECOND ROW Houck Deaver Gush Powell Olson McCammon HIGHLANDERS Blggart Wern r Kenney Boursaw Jens n Johnson Robertson McPhalI Barraclough S Whntney 1 I I t 1 I I MIXED CHORUS - FIRST ROW: Amos, Huntsman, Hutton, Stone, Vining, McConnell, Miss Nygren, Roach, Atherton, Aaron, Biggart, Rogers, SECOND ROW: Christensen, Raab, Wolver- ton, Urbanek, Werner, McCammon, Stone, Kramer, Cusic, Barkes, Benson, THIRD ROW: Long, Biggart, Kenney, Boursaw, Jensen, Robertson, Boner, Barraclough. LAST ROW: Hayek, B. Whitney, McPhail, Dixon, S. Whitney, Zook, Johnson. COMPLIMENTS OF MAGNUSON BROTHERS SIGNS - l4lO Kansas Avenue 66 BHHD .Q, UHUHESTHH M x 2 Q mi , S THE HIGHLAND PARK NEWS Where You Read the Bagpipe Notes Every Week 68 Wi- l H. Burton Harvey directs the sixty-piece Highland band whose members, clad in handsome pearl gray uniforms trimmed in scarlet, kelly green, and gold braid, play for concerts, parades, games, and assembly programs. ln the photo are Ash, Atherton, Barry, Barkes, Benson, Bergen, Boaz, Chilson, Christensen, Cusic, D, Deaver, M, Deaver, DeHart, Delk, Ferrin, Frye, Gaskell, Gillespie, Griffith, Heil, Houck, Huntsman, Hutton, Jesse, Kenney, Knox, Lewis, Mc Atee, I. McConnell, P. McConnell, Metzler, A. Morris, D, Morris, Patterson, Peterson, Pressgrove, Pulford, D. Rankin, S, Rankin, Rice, Rider, Robertson, Rogers, Saxbury, Sims, A. Smith, K. Smith, Tregemba, Vining, Weller, Wendt, Werner, B. Whitney, S, Whitney, Wilt, Wolverton, Wulfkuhle, and Zook. Highland boasts a thirty-five piece orchestra conducted by Mr. Harvey. Pictured are Ash, Atherton, Benson, Bergen, Chilson, Cusic, Deaver, Gerety, Gaskell, Hutton, Harvey, Kenney, Long, Ludwig, Huntsman, A, Morris, D. Morris, McAtee, McConnell, Rankin, Rider, Roach, Robertson, Rolfe, Rogers, Sims, Stcvener, Vining, Wolverton, Wilt, Williams, Werner, and Zook. THIS PAGE COMPLIMENTS OF GREEN'S MUSIC SHOP 69 SPORTS f ', X FIVE FOOTBALL MENTORS Claude Reynolds Barney Hays Bull Howard John Merryman Paul Stone Scots gain experience whule wmnung two out of nlne When Barney Hays returned after a year at Manhattan Hugh to take over the football coachung reuns agaun he was greeted by a squad of eughty potentual players A team was whupped unto shape and on September 24 Hughland sent a team agaunst Huawatha and emerged on top 20 O But soon Fate overtook the Scottues Haskell s greater experuence paud off by vurtue of a l3 O wun over the Parkers Washburn then rose up and held Hughland to a 2 O score Thus was not an umpressuve wun but by thus tume unlurues started to unvade the Scottues For the second tume un two years Osage Cnty took Hughland Park s measure thus tume by a 20 I8 count Thus game proved to be a rough otfensuve packed game as were all the rest of the contests As usual the Seaman was one of the buggest games of the season Hughland had the game won then lost then un the dyung moments of the tussel rose and tued the Vukungs 19 I9 Experuence paud off un the Ottawa Hayden and Wamego games All of these games were lost but the Scottues showed that they stull had the fughtung spurut whuch has always characteruzed Scot teams The Scottues vtound up the season wuth two pounts compared wuth l4l pounts chalked up by theur opponents All un all ut was a wuld hugh scorung season wuth a hugh number of pounts In Jayhawk League play the Scots won one lost three and tued one Experuence gauned thus year by the underclassmen wull be valuable un future seasons on the gruduron COMPLIMENTS OF YOUR HIGHLAND PARK BARBER SHOP A l I ' - I . ' wins, six losses,and one tie. They scored 98 72 QQ G, t b ,M QQvhgj9Qg if Q'-4 FIRST ROW Davrdson Pape Benton Frost E Wheaton R Bower Barkley Shumway McAtee Porter Brooks SECOND ROW Boyd Cues R Wheaton Austm Freeman Stone Engelke Slawson Chnlson Held Clough THIRD ROW Coach Stone Barnes Duck Tyner Erwun Toelkes Caldwell Prnce Gooch Duehl Dachenhausen Coach Merryman LAST ROW Chrnstensen B Power Sterlmg Pulford Cates Whltcomb Catron Balley Brewer Hoover Maze Eaton Hughland Park B Squad experienced one of the most profitable seasons In the hnstory of the school Wnnnung nnne and Ioslng one game they ganned valuable experuence sure to be ex hlblted on the grndlron for several years to come Seaman proved to be the easiest vuctlm as the Vlkungs fell before the junior S ots 40 O On the other hand the horne souad nn turr- fell easy prey to St Marys 33 O Lawrence Junror Llons gave the Pups the most trouble even though the Hughland boys came through vcctorvous each time thev met Lawrence The furst txme the Scots won I2 O then the fresh man team beat the Lawrence freshmen I3 6 In the last game of the season the Lawren e and Hughland B squads clashed aeaun and the .Iunlor Pups scored their last vnctorv I2 O The future Scottues scored I8O no nts to thexropponents 68 Thus the Scottre B squad scored an average ot I8O polnts per game whsle the opponents chalked up only 6 8 points each game Watch these boys next season' Holton swarms Boner as Zook looks on Boner tackles a Red Rauder and Benton comes up fast COURTESY OF HIGHLAND PARK CLEANERS-272I lndlana ' I' ll I rr I 19' ego sums I 4 , ' I , I X . , QI 'L .A'uf8II ga' ' . ' 41 I -18,1 I . J A- v KX! ,Al at 3 --we MERLE ZIRKLE n W AU' li BOYCE McCARTER Tackle EMMETT BARRACLOUGH CO CAPTAIN Fullback CO CAPTAIN WWE , sr fl L5 X .pudlvr alle DICK LU KE V1 uv W 3' L DALLAS NOEL Center 'gal wiv 3 ! if :WR Rm CHARLES SLATER FRENCHIE JONES Halfback GARY BROOKS Halfback 1 'U' LYMAN BOU RSAW GARY ZOOK Center Guard SHERRILL WHITNEY End CONGRATULATIONS FROM BOWER ANIMAL CLINIC AND HOSPITAL End 'PW 74 'tp-,.', Lf 'F' ..- 4, 0 k fp, . af I' las .I A 1 Q Q. 1 'Q 1. f' 2 I A C4 - K l A RONNIE EVANS Guard ' BERT WHITNEY Halfback l Tl 1 JIM CHILSON BOB BONER Guard 1 .. TOMMY DAVIDSON DEAN JONES ALVIN MATHER Quarterback Tackle Guard BRUCE ROBERTSON WAYNE CLARK Guard Tackle ,iv in-1 DALE DIXON EDDIE WHEATON Quarterback Tackle Fullback THIS PAGE THROUGH COURTESY OF O MCCORMICK RUG CO 75 vi 1 f' A Q I I -s I .fl L I Hlli ann ef gg Y P, PPJll'S si ,Q vi-M'-.1' K ROWQ Coach Howar . Manage' Sm-fe SECOND lb r, Porter, Hennessy' B kg, HRST ROW: Bone dJox27iiirfletlr. Tong. Blackburn, Dixon. foo Scots' slate shows a successful season-I4 Wins, 9 Losses. Highland Park's cagers drove to a quick start on the basketball courts by winning their first five games. The initial downfall came at the hands of Atchison in the finals of an invitational tournament held there during the Christmas holidays. Following their first upset, the Scotties struck a see-saw position with wins and losses balancing perfectly, Largest scores run up by the Scotchmen were in games on the home floor when they trounced the Haskell Indians 61-47 and the Bonner Springs ball club 61-49, On the other hand, they chalked up the lowest number of points in the final contest of the season when they lost to Hayden 39-22. Hayden batted l,OOO against the Scots by de- feating them three times in three attempts. High- land had easy sledding when the home quintet met Seaman, Washburn, and Haskell. Entering the Regional tournament at Wamego, the Scotties gave their backers a thrill, Advancing to the semi-finals with a win over Council Grove, the Scots pulled an upset by defeating Wamego 48-29 after the Red Raiders had defeated them twice before. ln the finals Hayden proved too strong, and the Scots ended the season with second place trophy in the regionals. Farrel Tolbert captained the squad for the year with Dale Dixon and Frenchy Jones serving as co- captains for the final Hayden game. Bert Whitney was the lone Scottie to be named to the Jayhawk League All-Stars, and Frenchie Jones and Farrel Tolbert secured berths on the League's second team. Dixon helps Scotties to keep the Scotchmen are on the offense as Jones Whitney Ou?-lUmDS 3 Haskell man- and lead in a battle with Haskell. tries for a basket. the Scots rack up two more points. THIS PACE COMPLIMENTS OF IRA PRlCE CAFE LETTERMEN Frank Blackburn Bob Bone: Cary Brooks Dale Dixon Steve Hennessey Frenchy Jonas Carver Long Dick Luke Boyce McCarter Stuart Porter Farrel Tolbert Bert Whitney Coa h 5' , fm-2' Dip Howard g'V2S his he S The floor ,n t 35 ' Cots take h . namenr E Regfonal Tour- Hf Wame den Wjd . go-1 BU-f Hay- SComeS'35ags2,ruDDed Hvghland , J PORTER BROOKS LONG HENNESSEY TOLBERT Forward Guard Forward Forward Forward CO-CAPTAIN Jayhawk League Second Team BONER JONES BLACKBURN DIXON WHITNEY Guard Guard Center Center Cuard Jayhawk League CO-CAPTAIN Second Team Jayhawk League All-Stars COMPLIMENTS OF MCCARTER SERVICE STATION- -ZICI Vnrguma 77 Sllllilll B lil McAfee STANDWG3 Pape semen:PfoPe'i3?r1Obk'ftroibiigceiaennessey, Coach ReY O'dS k ac U , f Porter, Loc e, Scottie B team started a successful season by whipping Haskell 43 i8 The hustling cagers took the next three opponents Washburn Rural Washington Rural and Osage in stride and then lost their first game to Ottawa 28 30 Coming back strong the Parkers swamped both Wamego and Seaman and then lost a thriller to Hayden by one point. Building up a string of five victories, the Scots met Wamego for the second time of the season and were defeated 4l-49. When this page went to press on February i3, Coach Claude Reynolds' Scottie Pups had won ll and lost 3. Their speed, height, and accuracy in hitting made the team's fans confident that next season they will see a strcng first team in action. McAtee does his share Locke tries for a basket as the Scots Osage is again on the defense when the B's defeat beat Osage 33-24. as Blackburn takes a pivot shot. Wamego 50-24. THIS PAGE THROUGH THE COURTESY OF BOYLES DAIRY 78 lllESHlllllll SlIlllllES ks H552 'E?SENEa'EEv? 'E5?OTb DZ? vim Came Christensen Davidson Gres Co h hlmey Toelkes Held With a season record of 7 wins and 5 defeats lup to time of printingl, the freshman cagemen were selected to enter the Junior high invitational tournament at Topeka High. The future hoopmen opened the season by defeating Crane, now junior high champions, 27-22. They went on to mop up the Boswell Five 33-I7 and Curtis 35-30. Then the tide changed a-nd the young Scots bowed to Roosevelt 24-27 and Haskell 23-43. On the rebound the home team defeated Crane again 27-22 and East Topeka 38-33. Next, Lawrence took over the reins to win 40-23, but the Scots staged a comeback by whipping Holiday 43-20. These fighting freshies, coached by John Merryman, are headed for bigger and better action next year. Blackburn sends the tip-off to Qttawa gives plenty of op Jones goes into action against Osage his teammates as the Scots tangle DOS'fiOI'l When TOlbert tries for with Haskell Indians. 3 basket me hard WRY- CULLIGAN SOFT WATER SERVICE Call 8697 - If the line is busy, please Cull ngan 79 Fuzst Row: 5 l 'e M.j,phy, Chanson, D. I949 SQUAD' ROW: Coach MerrYmaI'1. COND Qgggecibgsh, Coach Reynolds. With more than 90 boys reporting this spring, H. P. should drive a hard bargain unless that interest is only skin-deep. Nine returning lettermen lpictured indi- vidually on these pagesl constitute the hub of the cinder squad. ln the l949 season the medley relay team copped top honors by winning first in the state meet at Wichitar Don Andres grabbed a fourth-place medal at the K. U. relays when he traveled the halt-mile, and the Scot squad as a whole fared well when the scores in nine meets were tallied. STATE CHAMPION MEDLEY RELAY TEAM: Don Meek, Leonard Browne, Jim Chilson, Don Andres, and Coach Rcynolds display top trophy won at l949 state meet. Qc? ,affix g. gif- 'S ll uT3?.2!?!m J' lx f S. 80 Sllllllll lllllllll S UAD k' Bonef. Weller' 11131 Bszrazz mist. B. 1950 SCHEDULE Mar. 31 Inter-city ........,,,....,....,....,.... ........ H gre 5 Quadrangular ............ ............,..,,,.. Here 8 Ottawa Relays .,,.........,................,..,, Ottawa I4 Haskell Night Relays 18 Triangular .........,.............. lWamegolHere ll-laskelll lH. PJ 2l K. U. Relays ....... ............... f Lawrence 25 Triangular ....,.,. ........ l HoItonlHere l0sagel IH. PJ 28 Atchison Invitational 29 Baker Relays .,............. ,........ B aldwin May 5 Jayhawk League ..,.. ...,..........,.. H ere I2 Regional Meet ,,..... ....,... M anhattan I9-20 State Meet ......... ........ M anllattan Boner goes to his marks tor the 440 COMPLIMENTS OF JOHN MORRELL AND CO MEAT PACKERS, TOPEKA, KANSAS lRightl Cross-country runners-Gene Wilkinson, Richard Burgard, Richard Shimer, and Charles Henrie-who placed eleventh among fifteen entrants in the contest at Lawrence November IZ. This new fall sport involves running across , country over a 2-mile course laid out through hills. This quartet is the first cross-country team sponsored by H.P.H.S. if x l J 531. A 51: Axim . G E. if f I 'ljffgw s . , Ax ' F: ' , gf- ' Q ' 'l mf I f -x 15 .. . l X f 1 .-.':.' - A ft, ' k l ' ' -A I' . ' I 4, -K, - fe . J ,i , i V-X 5 Y ' Chilson heaves the shot. A ' 4 l A N' f - . - b J a'.e-aign-Q-MA -in' - -- wah: 'S' I W 'TL' f- 'Zim' . - .- ,pw-,.f. f vi f ya, '1 Q .tn , '26-' ' i 'xg 'fi'.,.. gig 'ju . A Q rr.: it V, , K e Q4 1, f-+96 Q 5 ' v. ff' g,.j'5'.L..T . 1 . , ft '-. s A 1 ' 4 d Weller gets the feel of the new Swedish V - steel vaulting pole. ' 1 A .4 . , in . -ff ' A Q- -Va. ' . 1. ,. 1 dl' , ' V u........QH,q, ,. , 1. A :A , . ' fm- .-iff 1. 1 ,3 6 5 . f1, 1f,r. ..., . ,N 5 I-:,.' gj gfr- ' 1. V1 'f fl . M ,in f.. .J , .. --. Af - t - v i -,fy I 'P . 'ff -- -Q .3 ..1 I I Z +,1-., Q .. K.. 1 Q, fy. ag., 4. i, . A+.. 'L 3. X iw , ' - tf'?f',-yf fg -' - Lfxg- ' Q! . gm '-jp i ,K 'f , ' . -sr, 'L '. V , ,j s u 15,4 - 1 Stn.-, -.JH S151-fax? 9' 5 'V ' k -. ,1f'ff',.-,VJ nfs, in Dixon prepares to toss the discus. Slrlsff' -V' - gifs' if 'V' if if COMPLIMENTS OF WALL-DIFFENDERFERS MORTUARY Frost gets set for the 440-yard run, Barraclough leaps for distance In the broad lump Benton warms up for the relay i 'Bm if qggiw vfifi' in 'Qld 5' SK fm ws? ,W ,Mrk ff-Z H.-if 5 i ar ?isJ1:a5'wns Bower hurls the lavehn COMPLIMENTS OF MIDWEST APPUANCE CO 608 Kansas Ave 82 Jones wmds up In the drscus rung 5 4. SCUTUH llllllllll FRONT ROW Coach Hanes Werner McAfee Andler Burgard Locke Moore SECOND ROW Reed Srmmons Harrns Slawson Puckett Delk Pulford Davndson Zlrkle Walt Svxteen Scottxe net men are seeking the Jayhawk crown for the fourth consecutave year as these pages go to press Wuth sux returning lettermen Chuck Snmmons Merle Znrkle Rex Wnlt Stanley Werner David lV1cAtee and Don Locke Scottue hopes are hugh for a successful season lLeftl Snmmons whups has backhand to hat a low one 'sv I ...cvxiinqe nf. Wr:r employs a forehand to sen 1 a Sow one lRnghH Werner prepares for a hard drive COMPLIMENTS OF SU' LIVAN CLEANERS 83 J. 'L J. Olly .- I L ,- V ' ' ,I S rf ' ,L 'c' , gui' ll I 145 . , . . Q g he I, - XX 1 I , , 2 f. ' . r I . 'A L l ' , ' 19 -V W - v 1 d of Bob Dunham labovel and Bud Barnes lrightl tee off. l95ll llllll llllll HBE llPllHllSlIlI With tive returning '49 letterrrfen and Cary Ash, who lettered at H, P. in '48 and who transferred last tall from Kemper Military Academy, Scottie linksters have talent enough to expect a successful season. Scots and Coach Bill Howard are out to win a fourth Jayhawk League championship in as many years. 3 , 2 ji 7:1535 lAbove1 James Bower takes a practice swing before putting, f. Frenchy Jones lines up a putt ,.14'F:'4'g M990 Car Ash labovel and Don Reed Y lrightl approach the green with short iron shots, COMPLIMENTS OF YELLOW CAB AND EACCACE, INC. B4 I Loyal fans root for Scots. 3 H , E rr CHEERLEADERS Marvin Long Sue Benson Anne Christensen Fulva Arherfon JoAnn Williams Laura Ward Pepsters execute a fast twurl in pep assembly. COMPLIMENTS OF MARTIN DRUGS Brubaker, Owner7836 N, Kansas 85 X W ,Q C B6 ' Q. .' n rf L 'HX' ' .uP is UTP, '.'f'. '1 SV , 5 T EO HEHHT UIHECUIHIHNG HOMECOMING ROYALTY OF 1949-Following C... e.. Emmett Barraclough were crowned Queen and King to reign over the hOrnzl.v------.sn C Al October 28. Attendants were Joyce Stone, Dale Dixon, JoAnn Williams, and Jllrnl hISOn, of 1948, presented the crowns, which were carried by Vickie Doweii Marilyn Hentzier, Queen and Stevie Raine, IUEET- ,.-, 5 ul en and 1950 KING AND QUEEN OF HEARTS-Donna Gott and Barry Beeson were voted Que King when Future Homemakers staged their Sweetheart Hop February ll. Harry Dawdy, master of ceremonies. ofticiated at the crowning ceremony. ilnsetb Sharon Hennessey and Leroy Whit- comb were elected Princess and Prince. THIS PACE COMPL- IMENTS OF HARR Y ENDLI 88 CH SPORTS UHHCE 41 ln i949 .luniors invited Seniors to spend an evening in the Sultan's Palace, Lindsey Austin director of the board of education, especially enjoyed the celebration, particularly when he took the Sultan's place among the ladies of his harem Pictured are Phyllis Werner, Sue Benson, Janice Huntsman, Mr. Austin, Fulya Atherton, and Virginia McConnell, llnsetl The real Sultan, Boyce McCarter, is pict Barry. J V ni T7 The entire student b ody united to select four students to be honored at the annual sports dance sponsored by Scotch Lassies. Crowned at the Easter party were Princess Peggy Aaron, Queen Barbara Kramer, King Bert Whitney, and Prince Frenchy Jones. is ll- fu-c X? N212 ,s..,,,, P xxx, ,, N X4 , 'O' A' f ,fx , f-2' 1 .s J A , - it LZ -I: LZ 4 'I I ,X NI 5 , sl' ty 'O' -4-f' -Ni ured with Phyllis, Sue Ferrin, and Janet l gwzisf 5 Virginia F BELL AUTOMOTIV COURTESY O 89 ' iw . 4 Spams . Latin an N and dengg H1 Lee C,a5k6 . MEN1' stu xher' Dma DEPAFT - Nia . a n LANGUAS-liheir Volcesl Piriljnrcliaflflrl dull classesszisxn practice a pro D239 freshmen and lasses help all - Barbara EDUCATWON C. 'fa Fritts. lBelOWl PHYsl?iglel0D Swrdy boiillllil rlelligex head-Sfands' Many departments in H. P. H. S. meet varied needs and interests of all students enrolled. homores T0 an wor ggstatson, and Palsy Molg In MANUAL TRAINING classes boys con- struct everything from bookends to bed- steads. Gerry Stone sands a walnut bed. THIS PACE WITH COMPLIMENTS OF SHAWNEE CREAMERY 90 'Tis a windy day when the Scottie band represents the MUSIC DEPARTMENT at Band Day held at Kansas State College. Emily Wolverton and Olive Jean Vining get set for the parade. Students have fun while they work and learn. SOCIAL SCIENCE classes enioy educational field trips. Gene Hayek, Dean Jones, Roger Gustafson, and Paul Miller-all students in 'social problems class-visit the city jail during their study of crime. i u V Richard Burgard, Gene Hayek, and Mary Rolfefmem- bers of SCIENCE classes-perform an experiment to distill water. if ,K ,ww L if t 'ii 31 l B I' 3 Wi Bi 'N 'Xll, A.. I'-1 E i 91 12-5 BUSINES Athef,OnI5 Esgfesbtrain l25 Student minute in Merging? Whilst, reachess egch Year, Fulva U aSD1res to 70 O Words per Nike . MATHEM A liflelvin Biggggsingvxjiteries intrigue S ud . ' i r'n geonfgtil discuss the 352112 Kendall, a5a:nCSfud9nfS. Droblen-,A Drocedu fd mary. re for solving a THROUGH THE COURTESY OF THE HILAND DRIVE-IN v aslf'9' rg but theY classmat2S for Yea 'f them r our e You ve lsflovfm Y must stand be Or. a All class procedures offer new experiences. ll 2 i frightening when You i Crandall reviews are nt a sP2eCl - Ar eneNgLl5H class. and Dfese - her freshman E travel book 'n Wi' u-0' E -. l N 5 . hild care. HOME ' During fha Study of C h hile Mrs. . economics glf'S W?'CO,,ff-Ola John 3 Barney Hays bathes 5 m Phillip HaYS- Boys in FARM SHOP classes learn to construct and to re- pair farm equipment. Cary Piper, Cary Hartner, and Bob Gies try their hand at the forge. gg 1 S 5 '. ' . if g Cleaning a chicken for the first time is a terrifying experience for some girls. Marvel Lou Rogers, Virginia Biggart and Anita Fry seem to enioy their struggle. THIS PACE THROUGH COURTESY OF McCAlCi PLUMBING 92 keeping the ball rolling. i Art Chambers sweeps study hall after school near Dallas Rxchards and Ronnle Muller who are making up time lLettl The soup gets a final touch as Mrs, Art Cham- bers makes sure it's ready to serve. W s W, N lfxbovel There 5 no dawdlmg when hugh school students eat lunch. RICHARD HANCFR BAIT G SERVlCE STATION 29th and Calnfornia 93 'ld gggsafjtbglsrff-:eaafZ:gSforglf, Lassi 5Skeball or Wame 95 board rh Q Same E0 and ' an fm. ,f 44 -- X Ev 1 W rl' lvf' K '? 4 -+ l V N ' H H 'v5q.r5 M ' ,f .1 ?j 'i lAbovel Checking in laundry is one ot many tasks per- formed daily by Herman Kahle. lBelowl Yum, yum? Chocolate cakel Mrs, Emma Fair decides it's just right for the hungry group who will soon invade the Iunchroom. s 'W Try to convince these kids that high school isn't fun! C uf-races Truth Ol Cons Q y to Hr.Y race how an Euzzle milk. Emily Wolverton, Fulva Atherton, and Don- 1. 's. 4Abovel Sun and fun help to pass the noon hour. Jerry Boyles, Stan ley Werner, and Raymond Brewer prefer each others' popcorn, yr-QETAQYS ' . rm A-1 L ,I fc t f, 5 S A , , .VNS- 5 lAbovel Best-costume prizes at a Bobby Sox dance go to Sharon Hennessey and Joleen Roach. na Rae Amos see the sights at the Kansas Free Fair, lBelowl A card game is in progress at the Bobby Sox clubhouse when Nancy Myzer, Prentis Kelly, Charles Thompson lwearing Hallowe'en devil maskl Don Pritchett, Harlan Short, and Chuck Tietgen get together. t i L his Daffy 4Above1 Slumber parties are part of a girl's educatron, A merry gang gather at Marilyn Barnard's home for strictly a hen COMPLIMENTS OF HOOFER'S DINING HOUSE LQ lun... -Wag-igi,g,... si-neunsaiiar-iiiiereea--- Lgnmbjpiaisiiisirasiseiiiiiiiaia 6 5 5 A L A ,, BOa'd Of Edu t Dlans for Vrhecagon m 'f'1l'1frs and mind Walter Hines Dew buildinggscc. P Dals meet to discuss Future home of Highland Park Scotties-an architect's Hays' and Tre- 'rector Lindsey A: Y errv 1 Wayman' plrin sketch of the new 5385.000 hieh school building 85.1-fates, 5 . Vice-Prin. Barne' under construction at 25th and California, Y Q' 'T ,n fi' ., Lhmk, . Students will bid farewell to the present building labovel in January, l95l, and move to the new 'Z' structure. ' lAbovel Giving excuses land unexcusesl is lust o-we ot Nonalee Slawson'S manv du- ties, The new secretarv was added to the office statf last January X Men of tl-we 'faculty entertain the ladies at a seven o'clock breakfast Cl-ief cofnks oirturfrl are Bill Howard. John Croft, and H. Burton Harvey - ' ..- 'Qi -- -M THIS PACE THROUGH THE COURTESY OF DOWLlNC ELECTRIC 95 Q Q .ali-Xiao 2 9 7 ,1 3156, Q. , rw, Eg if i ,vigmqmw Y 4' 9 T 10 N 6 DINA LEE CASKELL BARBARA KRAMER At College Day at Topeka High a K, U. representative sells the university to Phyl- lis Sims lcenterl. Mary Frances Hutton '75 lrightl realizes that the colleges of their choice will separate her from her friend of the past twelve years. V Ndfawwmveh , 1 71' T I 3 iRiglwtJ Phyllis Mix and Dar- lene Peery explore the pages of a new book from the Voca- tional Guidance sl'ic'ves in the library. THIS PACE WITH COMPLIMENTS OF SHAWNEE MOTOR CO. 96 Three senior girls have highest grades throughout four years in H. P. H. S. MARY FRANCES HUTTON .14 ' 7 C f 8ff3-I N W, 001 .X ll eg K 1 THE BIG DAYVVV The HICHLANDER arrxvcs and there s a scramble to get classmates autographs an farewell messages IlllllX lll Pl TUBES Aaron Peggy 23 25 38 52 57 58 63 65 66 Alexand r Dora Lou 30 44 Allan Harold Amos Donna Rae 38 50 5l 52 55 57 59 Andler Harold 32 43 Anno Emma Arnett Laura 32 Ash Cary 30 42 47 48 63 Atherton Fulva 30 38 5l 52 57 59 63 64 66 69 85 Atklnson Atha Austm Jack Bacon Alvm Banley Alvm Barley Ronald Bardsley Beverly Barkes Harry Barkes Manlyn l5 22 38 52 57 58 62 Barkes Rlchard Barkley Ronald Barnard Marnlynn Barnes Bud Barraclough Emmett Barry Janet Bayless Jay Becker Dolly Beeson Barry Bell Maman Bellman Edlth Bellman Ceraldlne Benson Sue Benton Donna Benton Stephen Bergen Pollv Bucknell Eddre Blggart Melvm Blggart VIFEIITIB 32 Blackburn Frank 40 44 20 47 63 65 44 45 59 30 44 3 6 9 63 44 89 63 4 64 Blount Camllle Blount Lnfford Boaz Don Boaz Don F Boaz Pat Boner Bob 30 Bonfleld Bevery Boursaw Lyman Bower Bower o Bower Boyd Boyles Bradford Delores Bradford Robert Brady Francls Brewer Raymond Brooks Carv Broughton Bull 42 Bernard James Elmer Jerry Burgard Wmutred Burkhart Rose Burman Marnlyn Caldwell Rlchard Camblnn Paul Campbell Dav1d Catron Benny Catron Bonnle Chambers Loss Chnlson Arthur Chulson James Chrxstenberry Melbern Chnstensen Anne Chnstensen Dal Clark Marlene Clark Wavne Clayburg LOUISE Clough Ronme Cook LaVern Cook Norma Crandall Arlene K 52 55 63 65 66 73 16 20 4l 2 47 52 0 I6 20 42 47 69 30 39 52 57 59 I6 20 22 37 THIS PAGE WITH COMPLIMENTS OF MARTIN TRACTOR C0 39 44 30 42 44 45 34 43 .. .,,, , '27 A4 , . 6 -fr' ,, . 9 W 1 3 - r- Aff ' . , ,., 1 ., W V , xx. 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