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

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. Q , ag: Wy 1 vp- 4. rr V S i f if 1 r r r if ,, I r , l ,sh CABOVEj JUNIOR OFFICERS: President Harlan Short, Treasurer Do- lores Sharp, Secretary Beverly Vernon, and Vice-president Roger Toelkes--have cakes at Mac's Drive ln, QLEFTJ Miss Berry Lee Baskert and Gordon Sailors, junior sponsors, cliat over morning coffee, X uniom re un, ouerfi High school to this class has meant mostly fun. Girls have reveled in frequent slumber parties, Alice Stevener's always offered the most fun, foolishness, and food! Boys have in- dulged in rowdy excursions such as watermelon raids. Roger Toelkes and Bob Gies left one patch in a hurry after far too close contact with a barbed wire fence and poison ivy! As sophomores the class entertained the entire school at an afternoon hobo party featuring movies, square dancing, costume prizes, and hefty hobo lunches. Marking the iunior year were dances, parties, and a prom in honor of seniors. Long to be remembered was the sight of Jim Gates, broken armin a cast, knitting a bright green scarf. School is fun will undoubtedly continue to be the slogan of this class as they begin their senior year at Highland High . TOPEKA DRIVE lN THEATRES 25th 8. Calif. West on 2lst from Gage Hwy. 24 8x Rochester Rd. Z6