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

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Zbyoarcl of glclucafion Lindsey W. Austin, Director of the Board of Education for Highland Park Rural High School, is District Manager for the Equitable Life Assurance Society of the U.S. He became Director of the Board in 1949 and has served three years. Perry C.Wayman, Clerk of the Board, is Sales Agent for the A.T. and S.F. Railroad. Elected Clerk in 1948, he has served in that position four years. J.J. Gies, Treasurer , combines the management of his own business in Topeka with life in the country, being a resident of the Tecumseh community. Elected Treasurer of the Board in 1938, he has served fourteen years in that office. These three capable gentlemen have given willingly their time and talent to the direction and management of Highland Park High School. The knowledge and iudgment which they have acquired in their own professions have helped immeasurable in the shaping of sound school policies. Lindsey and Mrs Austin watch the Scotties defeat Hayden in basket- Perry Wayman occupies a box seat Mr. and Mrs Gies enloy the dinner a in Coach Smith's office. served before the Sprung Prom

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'm . f NJ I I M, yykb 'M i A,,, I I r W. ,..,: New-W s saggy . i - 3, ll fl E ' ', 5 , f iwzlgalrf-iii-3 3' 1 iiiiiag it lun 4 'VIA 0l elfU0l Compliments of JORDAN ELECTRIC 11B W. STH STREET The 1952 HIGHLANDER differs from former year- boolcs in that no regular staff was appointed but student representatives and faculty sponsors worked together to give vivid reflections of a happy school year. As you glance through these pages in years to come, may you recapture the pleasures of comfortable routine, inter- esting classes, and entertaining activities at Highland Pork High School. Z

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WALTER HINES PRINCIPAL B S Gen Sc Kansas State College an o c Unuv Colorado Graduate work Umverslty M5 'hp Kansas Prnncnpal Walter Hunes came to Hnghland Park an September l946 from Beloat Kansas where he had taught Socual Scnence ln the high school During sux years as Prlncnpal at Hnghland Parlc a great deal of Mr Hanes time has been spent In helpnng to plan and to dnrect constructuon ofthe new Hughland Park Hugh School whlch was occupied for the fnrst tume during the 1951 52 term The student body has grown durung the past sux years from approxunnately 350 to 450 students Etght teachers have been added to the teachnngstaff anda number of new courses placed In the currlculum 4 ,. V, X K 'QM- Q , ' S twill, Hist. 'QP1.s ., ' .Of , 5 1 C f xx 1 . Compliments of