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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1955 volume:

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I , W f' , fx! f' f' V ' . - .xl A -ff K IX ' fl K I 1 J J-ly! N4 If I E 1,11 1 'X 1 N rf-J .dl .:' Cixi' J 'J X U 'U 'JU , , 1 1 ' x OREWORD Hi! This is Scottie, your mascot, recording the events that have passed by you during the school year, 1954-55. This has been an unforgettable year for all of us at Highland Park. We will always remember our money- minded senior class . . . the football games when we beat our arch rival Topeka High and undefeated Shawnee Mission . . . and the spirit of our basketball team al- though it was a losing season . . . And, something new has been added this year, the Highlander Queen. We hope in years to come, she will become a tradition like Homecoming Queen. Here is a memory book to help you recall those wonderful high school days . . . the staff and I hope you enjoy it as much as we enjoy presenting it to you. Scoffie Through these portals pass the students of today and the teachers of tomorrow. Jwezg., .... U ' Rt y ii i' .1 ' ,li f S ' - G .4 M v-4,-,..- M . ,-s K -Ma v L F-W A-W 1 Q . The The The The The The TABLE OF CONTENTS Teacher T Graduate Underclassman Club-goer ..,eeee, Athlete ,eee,.ee Social Butterfly STAFF Chia, Elaine Amore .xduialanf Al Camblin Clark! gAt0l'5 Don Strcetcr Melvin Snoddy Violet Flanagan Don Thompson Bill Moore Harold Peters Don Keim Wannla Dulin Dion Luckenga EDICATION The Highlander Staff is proud to dedicate this book to Mr. jacob Gies, who has served as treasurer of the Board of Education for the past sixteen years. Since Mr. Gies was elected to the board in 1958 he served as treasurer when the present building was planned and builtg the stadium was rebuiltg new band uniforms and choir robes were purchasedg bus transportation was developed and expandedg and the present new addition was started. Mr. Gies has been a resident of Kansas since , 1920. Of his four children three are Highland Park graduates. One daughter, Miss Donna Gies, is home ' economics teacher at Highland Park now. I To Mr. Gies, who has given his time and service to Highland Park for sixteen years, we say thank you, and in appreciation, we dedicate this 1955 Then , , , Highlander to you. MR. JACOB GIES was elected to the Highland Park School Board in 1938 and served as treasurer when the present building was constructed. A Now . . . STILL on the School Board and still treasurer as the new addition is started, Mr. Gies I has served 17 years. I5 AQ mall el' f,f'z l , .,pI . . . 7Wonc!ag again. f. . ' 'il ', L3 fflxl 0 V- .4 C 4 .QJ 'll NIJ . Q , ,sf ,V , J 1 R I 4 , f 1 . ,W fix J .-7 1 5 ff'--W-.. M rh ?4 zfywa t vnnwveqnql rma -91 W -' .gzvngflz ogeri ,---+,,... TEACHER and sportsman IS Mr Waller Hanes who IS completing has last year as pruncrpal of Haghland Pork GUIDING HIGHLAND PARK through fhe year are mem bers of the Board of Educahon, Mrs Mules Pulford, cldk Mr Charles Tlefgen, director, and Mr Jacob Gres, freas urer I Cutdrng the school through another successful year were Mr Walter HIHCS prlncrpal and Mr Barney Hays asslstant pr1nc1pal Mr Hrnes has been prrnctpal of Hrghland Park for nrne years He an nounced h1s restgnatton March 3 to become Gen eral Manager of a S1x State Insurance and Land Managers Frrm Mr Hrnes sponsored Sportsman Club Succeedrng Mr Hxnes uly 51 wrll be Mr Hays who has been assrstant prmcxpal for the past s1x years Mr Hays sponsored B1ble Club and Col lege Club and started the Cadet Teachrng class Mr Htnes reccrved h1s BS degree from Kan sas State College and hrs MA at the Un1vers1ty of Colorado Mr Hays got hrs BS and MS at Kansa State The Board of Educatxon conslsts of a dxrector clerk and treasurer each servrng a term of three years One member ts elected each year the dtrector rs up for electron thrs year New on the Board thrs year IS Mrs Mrles Pulford clerk I-Ixghland Park Htgh School wrth an enroll ment of 630 ts one of the largest rural hrgh schools rn Kansas th1rd only to Shawnee M1ss1on and Wash rngton Rural There were n1ne new teachers added rn the fall and two second semester A new gurdance program was started through whrch each student chose a teacher counselor who helped the student vuth h1s educatronal socral and vocatronal problems Each teacher had about elghteen students as counselees They vrsrted the students homes and talked over problems of the students wrth therr parents Thrs creates a trrangle between teacher, student, and parent is Q1 2149... :V - W A 'W H .Lara A ,af '. . 5 ' fa--me-1 ,t Ma 'M 1 ' . ,a 14, ss xv: 4 f ' .aa ., ' f ,V rf , I , at .. 4 K UN ,. vm lm I . . , . 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K , - ' ' . . , . 4 r r I ' - 4 1 Y. . . . a 1 1 . t . . , I'l'lll'll:5lI'6ltl0ll A new course Cadet Teachrng was started spring semester for senior students who wanted to become teachers They studred methods for nine weeks then visited classrooms of grade schools the last nine weeks and taught one day a week Construction has begun on a new addrtron to the school at an approximate cost of S593 000 Stu dents were moved from the north side of the bu1ld mg and lunches were modified in the Cafeteria Twenty e1ght classrooms are berng added including a lrttle theater art room and a band room The old band room wrll become an audio v1s1on room An rncrease of 150 students are expected next year and srx more teachers have been hired The office staff 15 composed of Mrs Helen Strnson Mrs Sharon Morrrs and Mrss Barbara Mc Donald Mrs Stinson a graduate of Washburn Uni verslty has been at Hlghland Park since 1942 but has been Regrstrar only this past year She previously taught Enghsh She checks attendance works wrth grades and transcrrpts, and substitute teaches Sharon a graduate of Highland Park IS book keeper for District 10 As the Board of Educatron secretary she handles all money than comes into the office ASSISTING Mr Hines and being primed for his position as principal next year is Mr Barney Hays vice principal and prlnclpalelecf THREE FAMILIAR FACES greet studenix who enter the office. They are Barbara McDonald office secretary- Mrs. Helen Stinson registrar and Mrs. Sharon Morris bookkeeper. I ' , ,JMID i . MISS BETTY LEE BASKETT MR. MERLE W. BODINE English-Social Studies Auto Mechanics, MGIGIS English Miss Betty Lee Baskett, head senior sponsor, grad- uated from Emporia State Teachers' College, receiving a B. S. degree in education. She teaches English and English-Social Studies, and sponsors Knitting Club. New at Highland Park this year is Mr. Merle Bodine, who received his B. S. in education from Emporia State. I-Ie is a junior counselor, sponsor of Hi-Y and Auto Mechanics Club, and teaches auto mechanics and metals. Mr. Francis Carpenter graduated from Kansas State with a B. S. degree, and is now sophomore counselor, sponsor of F. F. A., and Sportsman Club I, and teaches vocational agri- culture. Head counselor for the freshman class is Mrs. Virginia Cleland, who received her A. B. de- gree from Baker. She teaches English and English- Social studies and sponsors the Square Dance Clubs. Another newcomer is Mr. Eugene DeGruson, junior sponsor, sponsor of Spotlight Club and Thespians, and teacher of English, speech, and dramatics. He received his B. S. degree from Kansas University, and in his first year here teaches health and physical education, sponsors the Bowling and Gymnastics clubs and the freshman class, is head baseball coach, and assistant football coach. He also supervises the intramural program. MRS. VIRGINIA CIELAND English-Social Studies 6LCll,hg MR. EUGENE H. DeGRUSON English Speech, Dramafics, English Y 5 MR. FRANCIS CARPENTER Agriculture QHCA 85 Wedffy MR. WALTER E. DIEHI. Health and Physical Education Intramurals Baseball Cach MR ALBERT DIMMIT MR HAROLD L Downmc Consmunon Englssh Socvol Siudles Guidance Dlrecior Commg to Hrghland second semester was Mr Albert Drmmrtt who recerved hrs B S 1n polrncal scxence from K State He teaches consntutron, IS a 1un1or sponsor and assrstant sponsor of H1 Y and Bible Club In charge of guldance and test1ng and sponsor of Art Club IS Mr Harold Dowmng who recerved h1s B S and M S degrees 10 educatlon and psychology from Kansas State Teachers College He teaches Englrsh Soc1al studles M s Donna Gres who teaches home economlcs recelved her B S degree from K State She IS a freshman counselor and sponsors the Scotch Lassres Replacrng Mr Seba as general scrence teacher Sd? 3ULIeCf6 second semester rs Mr Marvrn Grlkeson, who IS freshman class counselor tenms coach and Radlo Club sponsor He recexved hrs B S rn educatron from Mrs sourl Mr H Burton Harvey teaches rnstrumental musrc IS freshman class and Photography Club sponsor He rece1vcd his B S xn musxc educatron at Emporll State Teachlng psychology, famrly lrvmg and drrvers tralnmg IS Mr Ray Heath erly a graduate of Prttsburv State College wrth a B S rn educatxon and psychology He IS a sophomore class and Sportsman Club sponsor MR H BURTON HARVEY Instrumental Music nu' 0 W7 MISS DONNA GIES Home Economncs MR MARVIN GILKESON General Scrence Tennis Couch MR RAY HEATHERLY Drlvers Trolnmg Psychology Famuly Luvrng X 5.- vg- 5-Q be B if 5 N , ' 1 ls N. f sais.. r ' ...'.'..5g..: - 7 1 1 ' - ' a . . 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MISS LOUISE OBRIEN lang., Q MRS ESTELLA RANCK MR CLAUDE W REYNOLDS Shorthand Transcription El19llSl'l SUCIUI Shldlei D Ve 5 T 0m 19 Advanced Typnng 5P0 5h En9l'5h T u 5P0'7U 0 Shonhond Track Coach Mtss Louxse OBr1en teaches shorthand advanced typmg and shorthand transscrrpuon and rs ln charge of lob placement She has B S degree rn busmess from Emporla State Teachmg Spanrsh Englxsh and Eng ltsh soctal studles IS Mrs Estella Ranck who has an A B degree from the Unuersrty of Wlchlta She ns head yumor class counselor and sponsor of the Spantsh and Spotlrght Clubs Track Coach asslstant football coach and drtvers tramlng teacher IS Mr Claude Reynolds He has a B S degree ln educatlon from Prttsbur g State College IS H Club sponsor and IS ln charge of transportatlon The ltbrarlan 1S Mrs loulse Rohler who IS also Square Dance Club spon sor and jumor counselor She recelved her B S de gree from K State Mr Gordon Sallors teaches Wood workmg IS a Crafts Club sponsor and sophomore counselor He received h1s B S and M S from Prttsburg State College Leavtng after first semester was Mr Don Seba general sctence teacher Bowlmg Club sponsor B Team basketball and football coach and feshman counselor He recerved hrs B S de gree from Kansas Umversrty ga A 60ll,l'l6e 5 l 0bll0 0 MRS Loulss Ron-ILER MR G B sAlLoRs MR DONAI-Dl SEBA Llbmw lndusfngl Args General Science ill - vb, fu , my I J: fc g - 0 Q , 1 X ..., l , . . - . 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A9 DON B SLECHTA American Hlstory Conshfuhon MISS HELEN TROTTER Typing Bookkeepmg Mr Don Slechta teaches Amerrcan hrsrory and eonstntutlon m the afternoons He rs now attendmg Washburn for hrs law degree He rs a senror counselor Teachmg bookkeepmg and typrng IS Mrss Helen Trotter, who has A B and M A degrees from Kansas Umversxty and Colorado State College of Educatxon She rs Y Teen sponsor, IS IH charge of the bookstore, and IS a lumor counselor New at Hrghland Park IS head football coach Mr Paul Turner, who graduated from xs a semor counselor and teaches brology Another newcomer IS Mrs Alrce Wal Cgllucfenla ters who teaches Enghsh and Englrsh socral studnes, rs co-sponsor of Y Teens and IS a sophomore counselor She graduated from College of Emporra wlth a A B rn Englrsh Cafeterra manager and Foods teacher IS Mrs Margaret Wrley She also sponsors Study Club and Knrttmg Club and IS a sophomore counselor She has a B S degree In dretetlcs and lnstntutronal management from Kansas State and the Unrversxty of Washlngton GA A and Scotch Lassres are sponsored by Mrss Pat Wrlkrnson grrls physlcal educatron teacher New thrs year she also sponsors the sophomore class and supervrses mtramurals She has a B S In physrcal edu canon from Kansas State -at--a-I-1' MR PAUL TURNER Blology Recreahon Room Supervlsor Fooiball Coach MRS ALICE WALTERS Engllsll Social Siudles English MRS MARGARET WILEY MISS PATRICIA WILKINSON Cqfeieng Manager Healfh and Physncal Educahon Foods Intramurals 27 I fi It Q I -an-fa 1 5 x p Q 'j V M K 1' ly I Kansas Umversnty wrth a B. S. rn educatnon. He IS sponsor of Sportsman Club, , . . ' 1 . . . - , y y , I I u . . I K . . ahah' , , 4 n A , . 1 . I . . ,SQ J 22,05 .QUCJQI1 fd, .SZLOOK Olflg The custodians and bus drxvers at Hxghland Park are Mr Kerschner Mr Schaxch Mr Allxson Mr Andres Mr Kahle The Custodlans clean and lock up the bmldmg regulate heat and keep the equxpmenr m workmg order Mr Andres ns head cusrodnan Women workmg m the Cafererla rhns year are Mrs Krelpe head cook Mrs Snell who takes care of the servmg lme Mrs Bradford who makes all salads Mrs Kahle who takes care of the butter and helps make salads Mrs Wlley plans the menus and supervlses preparanon of the meals 'Q CAFETERIA COOKS-Mrs Emma Tums Mrs Ada Kahle Mrs Jeanehe Bradford Mrs Helen Snell and Mrs Pauline Krelpe CUSTODIAI. STAFF M I A fAn yb Andres Mr Ralph Kerschner Mr Lawrence Alllson Mr Paul Schalch and Mr Herman Kahle 1113- 'BEEF STEW . s ' l ' J ' 7 ' Y 3 ' 9 . , . . Q . , , , Z v - , . ' 1 - , . 1 - , . . X 2 ,..-if ' M 1+ . 'rr K il ,lf f,. J ' , 2 - - 'l 'ff ,' V ' ' 3 K 1. W , 5' . - r. . . d Q ' ' N fl . . , . f ' , . 1 1 - ' K T . ' y. 9 . rn .u sq.. ., lf 'IU' v fl 1 Q I W , elf? X - fa , ki 4' gf ' r I if 3 .a-if EXECUTIVE BOARD-Bob Pulford, Dick Bradford, Shirly Huff, Rosalie Lowe, Kaye Williams, Delores Burd, Mrs. Motoush, Mary Lou Atherton, and Laura Starr. Not shown is Marcia Alumbaugh. ouncif pfand .xdcfiuified Through these portals pass the students of to- day and the teachers of tomorrow. This is the mot- to that members of the Student Council chose as the motto of the school. The council also established a committee to welcome all new students and guests to the school. Other activities of this elected body were to arrange for assemblies, sponsor school elec- tions, some varsities, the Blue and Silver Formal, and to set up the yearly calendar. Membership of the council consists of nine Ex- ecutive Board members and representatives from each homeroom, elected each fall. The purpose of the organization is to further the best interests of school activities, to promote good citizenship, to ad- vise the administration as to the wishes of the stu- dent body, to better relations between students and faculty, and to charter new clubs. Mrs. Pauline Matoush is sponsor and Bob Pul- ford was president. STUDENT COUNCIL Top Row Bob Pulford Duck Bradford Jim Theilmann Larry Chapman Jim Roberts Carl Bush Larry Sutton Garry Critchlow Clyde Barber Fourth Row Marcia Alumbaugh Bob Newton Phil Lowe Gene Row Shirley Huff Irene Finley Judy Rogers Donna McDonnell Rosalie Lowe hams Dolores Gustafson Carol Harmon Delores Brazda Mary Alice Humes Catron Mary Lou Atherton Laura Starr Carolyn Tolm Delores Burd Arthur Darby Herb Brlzendlne Dick Coolt John lves Dianne Julian Third Elaine Arnote Catherine Dock Rita Stump Second Row Kaye Wil Bonnie Stauffer Elaine Scofield Front Row Mrs Matoush Charley Pratt and Ml Miller 11 Y an . t .Ll i jd!! QP6 jalfe jing Qui THE ADMINISTRATIVE COUNCIL, composed of Miss Nichol, Mr. Hays, Mr. Reynolds, Miss Matoush, and Mr. Hines, meet in Mr. Hays' office to discuss plans for future faculty meetings Cleftb. A TRADI- TIONAL SCENE in the cafeteria every Thanksgiv- ing morning is the men teachers cooking breakfast for the women. This occasion is reversed at Easter fleftb. TA-RA-RA-BOOMDEAY! Faculty men kick high in the faculty assembly flower leftb. AT 10:15 TEACHERS run down to the cafeteria for that important coffee break and a gab session Cbot- tom lefty. BERMUDA SHORTS and long stock- ings are worn by the women teachers as they do their commercial in the faculty assembly Qbelowj. ig., , ' .31 ' - .ff . L' A ,,. f, gg, ,I I Vs-., . ,lb-tfxk. ' r ' .f f , q. .m - X. I, Q L 7 ,gsgefg js '15 X at pu' 3 1 Sli I ite!! i 'Y fr ' -Q 1 57 f 1' 1' ' . .W 5 x If 1 ' 1' as R M' V ,M f s v r - ' 1 It fy .gay J Q . 9 5 if vb' fir s 4 1,9-., Vi Z if Mita Y , if f,! 1 , V1 .fggi 1 I !! ,, J ,f i1j:f,! 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V HEADING the senior class were Delores Brazdc secrei y John Dowell presldenf Shirley Meyer treasurer and Gor rufch X low vice Presldent N xg Uv 69 Q XP QIILOP5 l'l,0g ogafff 2 A Scottie dog will be nnlold m hle In the fron? corridor as c glft from the semors Cllmcxlng ihe year the seniors look o half day off and frooped io Lake Wabcunsee for u plcnlc They also presented a rollrckmg assembly May 19 The class of 55 wlll go down tn h1story as the money mad semors Wlth hlgh hopes of takmg a longer and better senlor trrp they sponsored two varsrtles a car wash an all school Hobo party and sold gold Hlghland Park bracelets and chances on a toy Scottre dog The two blggest projects were runnmg the concesslon stand at all home football ga mes and havmg a pancake summer The semors collected money but they also gave some away They donated canned food to needy famllres at Chrlstmasnme gave twenty dollars to t ue cerebral palsy telethon and gave a plant to the cafeterla cooks for thelr help Shrrley Meyer was elected to replace Pat Torsn ey as Semor Class Treasurer M1SS1Hg 1n the llst of graduates IS Charles Thompson who was kxlled ln a car Wreck over Chrlstmas Vacanon The counselors for the senror class were Mrss B tty Lee Baskett Mlss Lou1se OBr1en Mr Don Slechta Mrss janet Marshall Mr Paul Turner and Mr John .I Merrymann f lf- . l Q! . 0 9 is - 'W Qt Xlx X Jx LEO ALLEN ADKINS Stud. Council Auto Mech. Clubp Sports. Club. MARILYNN LOUISE ALEXANDER Sweetheart Hop Queen Attend.y Y-Teens: Pep Clubp F.H.A.p Knitting Club. ROBERTA CAROL BAILEY Stud Councul Fr Class Secy Jr Class V Pres Gurls Chorus S Leader lntra murals GAA secy YTeens treas Pep Club HENRY JOHN BERGEN Football Track Basketball Raduo Club HIY Sq Dance Club MARJORETTE JOYCE BARR S Plan Comm Bagptper Glee Club Kmtttng Club YTeens Pep Club FHA Study Club CLAUDETTE CLAYBURG BOAZ Kntttmg Club YTeens Pep Club Spot ltght Crafts Club Softball Sq. Dance Club. ELAINE V. ARNOTE Highlander ed- Homecoming Queen At- tend Stud Counctl Lads and Lassles Welcom Comm Quoll and Scroll Pep Club Kmttmg Club YTeens Speech Chour MARY LOUISE ATHERTON Stud Councll Exec Bd Lads and Lassles Welcom Comm Band Malorettes Girls Glee Club Pep Club v pres Honor e Club YTeens Spotlight Highlander wv' E 'ii DELORES COLEEN BRAZDA Sr Class Secy Sweetheart Hop Queen Stud Councnl Intramurals Bond Malor ette Pep Club Sq Dance Club Auto Mech Club Actlv at Goodland Hugh School ANNABELL BROWN Y Teens DELORES BERDENE BURD Cheerleader A B freshman Homecommg Queen Attend Stud Council Exec Bd Lads and Lassles Welcom Comm Gnrls Glee Club Pep Club Spotlnght YTeens ALVIN LEE CAMBLIN Hnghlander asst ed Stud Council Cross Country Track lntramurols Art Club Spotlight HClub HIY Gym Club Sports Club Speech Chour nf' ill' LAVONNE ANNE CARVER Pep Club YTeens Sq Dance Club RUSSELL CHARLES CASE Stud Councnl Track Radio Club Science Club Honor Roll LARRY GENE CHAPMAN Stud Council Lads and Lassnes Welcom Comm Bagplper Track Spotlnght Study u HIY Gym Club FFA Spors Club Sq Dance Club REX DALE CLOUGH Soph Class Sec'y, Auto Mech Club, Chess and Check Club JOHN E DOWELL Sr Class Pres Madrlgal Smgers Choer Intramurals Track Bagprper HIY Photog Club Sports Club WANDA MAE DULIN Hlghlander Bagpnper Stud Councll Quall and Scroll Spotlnght Buble Club Actnv at Paxlco Hugh School DARREL DEAN DUNHAM Golf Radio Club Chess and Checll Club DORIS ANN DUNNAWAY Mcdrlgal Singers Muslc Club Garls En semble Robed Chour Pep Club Usher Club YTeens Buble Club GARRY LEE CRITCHLOW Sr. Class V. Pres.: Sweetheart Hop King: Stud. Council: Football: Track: Intramurals: Auto Mech. Club, pres.: Hi-Y: Sports. Club: Knitting Club: Sq. Dance Club. CHARLES LARRY CUSIC Sports Club Auto Mech Club FFA CLYDE EUGENE DIEHL Football Chess and Check Club pres Auto Mech Club Sports Club EARLEEN ROSE DOTY Sr Leader Intramurals GAA YTeens FHA Sq Dance Club Pep Club faf . : . : f . I -1 . : . . . I I ...I ' ...: . I - 4 ,, I J . . i .I f 1' I 1 1 '1 - .K I ' ' 'I ,- JI! X I '- I , C I 1 - 1 .. I I I - F lf. Y L f - - X , 1 2 2 . . . . . . . ., I I . ,V I I I : - z - V ROBERT EDWIN FINLEY Football Track Cross Country Intramurals Radlo Club Chess and Check Club LARRY LEE FLECK Orchestra Band Football Basketball Track Cross Country Gym Club Chess and Check Club MARGARET LOUISE EPPS Sr Plan Comm Grrls State Bagprper Glrls Basketball Sr Leader Intramurals A vrce pres Pe Cu Teens pres v pres Honor Roll Qulll and Scroll PHYLLIS JANE FALLING Sq Dance Club Actrv at Sequoqah Hugh My mv-'W' 499'- 46 1-n--A CHARLES EUGENE FLOTT Stud Councll Auto Mech Club Club HIY Study Club GLENDA GAYLE FLYNN Buble Club Photog Club ROBERT SIDNEY GRIMES Chess and Check. Clubg Sports. Club. SHIRLEY GOODWIN Pep Clubp Bowling Clubp Photog. Club, pres.g Study Club. Sports his 4-0s,,v3 my-Q v gun W DORIS EVELYN HUDSON F H A Intramurals Pep Club G A A Sq Dance Club GARY MAX HOFFSOMMER J Class Pres Stud Councll Madrlgal Singers Robed Choir Chorus Radio Club pres Scence Club Sports Club LAWRENCE HOJNACKI Track Cross Country Intramurals HCIub FA Sports Club I EDDY EUGENE HOWERTON Glee Club Sports Club Buble Club Gym lu VIOLET DILLON HAVERLAND Bowling Club: Crafts Clubg Sports. Clubp Sq Dance Club GAA YTeens FHA Jinx Pep Club Sclence Club 'I Lf 91494 TERRY HAYS Scuence Club Football Radio Club SHIRLEY IRENE HERVEY Bagplper asst ed Stud Councll alt Sq Dance Club Chess and Check Club Actlv 'xt Hoyt Hugh School GARY L HESS Basketball Auto Check Club Mech Club Chess and if of 'uf 'Fw' .L 'm I...,.1' I I I I I R p I if ' r. ,7 . '5 ' , .5 I 5 I , I . I I I Fm hz: A JJH.-Y, : - 2 V , I ' , I C I - I I ' Q2 If DARREL VANCE HUNT Sweetheart Hop Kung Attend Soph Class Treas Football Basketball Homecomtng Escort Auto Mech Club Study Club WALTER ROBERT ILLSTON Sports Club Chess and Check Club Sc ence Club Photog Club CLYDE DELMAR JOHNSON Bond Cross Country Sports Club Chess and Check Club Gym Club Study Club RONNIE LEE JONES Homecommg Kung Attend Basketball Foot ball Baseball Track HIY pres Radio Club HClub Sports Club Sq Dance Club Gym Club .W-wi' no-uf' my Htl' if-'ff hp' Q-QQ 1 I2 DENNIS EUGENE KATHE Football Basketball Track Sq Dance Club F F A EDWARD EUGENE KIRTDOLL Football, Track, Basketball, H1 Y, Buble Club, Gym. Club, Study Club. MARILYN JOAN LAKE Pep Club, Y-Teens, F.H.A., Spotlight, Usher Club. 'J LARRY D. LAMBERT Auto Mech. Club, pres., Homecoming Es- cort, Study Club. ul' 45 ROSALIE ANNE LOWE Stud Councnl Exec Bd secy Lads and Lassles Welcom Comm Pep Club Robecl Chotr Madrngal Slngers Glrls Ensemble YTeens Spotlight Honor Roll Highlander Queen Attend DONNA RAE MCDONNELL Stud Councxl Sr Plon Comm Bagptper Spotltght Sq Dance Club YTeens Pep Club Actlv In Puerto Rico Hugh School CAROL ANNE McKlNNEY Sweetheart Hop Queen Attend F H A pes v pes YTeens Kmttnng Club RAMON DONALD MEIRIES Track Bagptper Band HIY SHIRLEY MAE LANGLEY Sr Plan Comm Bagprper ed asst d Quull and Scroll Meet Me nn St Louis Christmas Natlvlty Thesplans Intramurals Spotlight Photog Club Actlv at Muller Hugh School JOYCE ELAYNE LANGSTON Bl e Club pres v pes Pep ub Teens Actlv at Seaman Hugh School CAROLYN MARIE LlLLY Band Flute Trua solo Photog Club secy Pep Club YTeens F H A NANCY IRENE LINDBURG YTeens GAA FHA Sq Dance Club lander 'tb' -un-rv' hd - t . . .5 ., e .5 - H V - ,, I - I 5 : 1 if ' : A : '- ' ' 'bl , ., . r .5 Cl 5 Y- M 1 ' - ' :J yt . 1 F f I - r 1 'P - 5 . . .5 . . .5 . Chess and Check. Club5 lntramurals5 High - , . , . -, I - -I I ' . ' ' . ' I . , , I ' 5 I in . A5 . . .5 ' 5 I - I ' I I - . , WW, ,W .5 . . ., r ., . r .5 - 5 ' ' . 5 C 1 : ' 1 : SHIRLEY MEYER Sr Class Trecs Crafts Club YTeens Auto Mech Club Sq Dance Club Sports Club secytreas Honors In Spellnng Contest Hlqhlander Queen KENNETH NEELEY Radio Club Actlv at Seaman Hugh MAXINE PUSCH Bogplper ed Sr Leader GAA sec Y Teens Qulll and Scroll Knitting Club Speech Choir La NONA JEAN RESER Y eens Pep Club F H A G A Dance Club Bowlmg Club Girls Glee Club Knitting Club -ua' , 50' wwf if RICHARD EUGENE REW Radio Club Basketball Study Club TY BOBB LAYTON RICE Sports Club Auto Mech Club ROBERT REX RICHA Stud Council, Sports Club, pres, Auto Mech Club, HIY WALTER ARTHUR RICHARDS Football, Basketball Bowling Club, pres, Chess and Check Club, HClub, Study Club U J i l I .,Ehg j,Z' , , I A l ifwgyz l l- 513. I vi . 5 . . ., .5 - I ' 7 ' ' i aw f' Wt' ff me ,Iwi f -T 5 Q . . .1 .A. .1 Sq. , ,M K X 5 Rear! ,. ,ft of GERALD MAC SISSON Track Chess and Check Club Sq Dance Cub MELVIN VIRGIL SNODDY Sr Plan Comm Highlander Band Bas ketball Track Chess and Check Club pres Study Club HIY Achv at Seaman High -1 TOM CRAIG RIGGIN Stud. Councilp Chess and Check. Club: Siudy Club: Gym. Clubp Sports. Club. ARDITH LOU ROGERS Homecoming Queeng Girls' Sfateg Siud. Council Exec. Bd., sec'yg Fresh. Class V. Pres.: Robed Choirg Madrigal Singersg Girls' Glee Clubg Girls' Ensembleg Pep Clubg Honor Pep Clubg Spoflightg Y-Teens, pres, v. pres.g Honor Roll. WANDA LEE SCHONE Siud. Councilp Girls' Ensembley Madrigal Singersp Choirg Bible Club, sec'yg Y-Teens: Pep Club. MARVIN DALE SHAVER Chess and Check Club v pes secy freas Sfucly Club Sporis Club LAURA LOUISE STARR Highlander Queen Attend Cheerleader Sfud Council Exec Bd Intramurals Pep Club YTeens GAA YTeens Girls Glee Club Sfudy Club 1 div' if V Q. A . , . r ., ' , if I 'I - I - , ' w ' . 44 f BARBARA JANE STOVALL C' R fwwihff 5,5 1 A M, DONALD LEE STREETER Hnghlander Q :ll and Scroll Chorus Track Sq Dance Club Sports Club Study Club Gym Club RAYMOND LEE STREETER Golf Baseball Basketball Foo ball l tramurals Radio Club Chess and Check Club Study Club RITA KAY STUMP Stud Councll Madrlgol Singers Pep Club Buble Club Spotllght YTeens GAA JAMES WILLIAM THEILMANN Homecoming Kung Boys State Stud Coun l Rep to State Safety Confer Band pres Orchestra Football Basketball Track Tennls Sq Dance Club pres HlY HClub Honor Roll THOMAS ALLEN TREZISE Bowlmg Club Sports Club Gym Club Study Club CHARLES HENRY THOMPSON CDeceasedJ Intramurals Football Sq Dance Club Sports Club Photog Club Chess and Check Club Auto Mech Club ROY LEE VICKREY Track Buble Club Chess and Check Club Study Club CLARK WILLARD WARREN Study Club iv' .aaulv 'hi wuuwv mu MONTE KAYE WILLIAMS Highlander Queen Attend Cheerleader A B Stud. Council Exec. Bd. Lads and Las- sies Welcome. Comm.- Jr. Class Sec y- Band Majorette' Girls Chorus- Spotlight- Y- Teens Pep Club- Sq. Dance Club. PATRICIA KAY WILT Band- Intramurals- G.A.A. pres.- Crafts Club- Pep Club- Pep Band- Y-Teens- F.H.A.- Honor Roll. JUDITH KAREN WOLVERTON Highlander Queen Attend.: Sr. Planning Comm.: Fresh. Class Pres.g Soph. Class Pres.g Jr. Class Exec. Bd.g Band, sec'y-treas., head maioretteg Pep Bandg Madrigal Sing- ersg Girls' Ensemble: Orchestrag Girls' Cho- rusg Dist. Music Festival: State Music Festi- valg Accompanistg Rep. to State Safety Confer.f Spotlightg Honor Roll. JESSE RAY WOODWARD Radio Clubg Sports. Cluby Chess and Check. Club. DICK LEE WOODWARD Trackg Sports. Clubp Radio Clubg Chess and Check. Clubg Gym. Club. ROBERT EUGENE WEIR Intramurals Sports Club v p es Auto Mech Club Science Club HiY ROBERT EUGENE WELCHER Football Basketball Baseball Track H Club Sq Dance Club Sports Club Bow ing Club Homecoming King Attend BOBBY LOMAX WELLS Study Club Actnv at Rawls Alabama JACQUELINE FAYE WERNINK Sr Leader Intramurals GAA Pep Club Sports Club Sq Dance Club FHA Y Teens -up p l 5 fl QUQP5 F0 LC FIVE PANCAKES commg up' The aroma of pancakes frymg and sausages snzzlung on the fnre could be smelled all over ihe school the night of the sensor sponsored Pancake Supper Hopi MORNING ALREADY? Eughf cclock seems awfully early to a group of sleepy heads who stayed up all mght at ihe senior gurls slumber parry fcornerj N0 iheyre not on the wrong page' These rumors are maknng decorahons for the annual Jumor Semor Pram Crlghtj SENIORS examine the graduation robes they wall wear the bug nnght they say farewell fbelowj Y. ss o A95 X 'L S:-12 is is .-zzia- cf ' Xzmuw I X .fg f 5 We 'N 4 C 3 Junior class officers are Dlon Luekengc vlce president Judy Rogers treasurer Melbu Robertson secretary and Allan Smith presdenf ll,l'll0l ff 3 Ula l' More than half way through hlgh school the 157 juniors are lookmg anxiously toward therr semor year and graduation About four of these are new students The junrors held thexr class party November 20th wrth colored lrght bulbs for decorarrons They b bers of the jumor class had soft drrnks and donuts for refreshments Entertunment was y mem Counselors for the junlor class are Mlss Hulda Hurtgcn Mr Lyndon Herrman Mrs Hazel Lund qurst, Mass Gladys Nygren, Mrs Lounse Rohler, Mrs Merle Bodme, Mrss Helen Trotter, Mr Eugene De Gruson, and Mr Albert Dxmmxtt FIRST ROW Edward Alexander Donnie Allen Marcia Alumbaugh Jerry Arthur SECOND ROW Duxze Ashton Judy Aushn Larry Bacon Leona Bacon THIRD ROW Bob Badsky C'yde Barber Glendale Barber Steven Barfels Apfs ,galil if? an '0' vs' 0. ,... Q .f fi '- :eff 'if p.,-F ,-af aide im! 4 I f , i- amid iff A J Q.. my Ci 4--'J ' fix' fy u QM .947 -J' 5 10 451:31 'mf llu ,dh f -29 Vi vw' 0-nv I chip NWS' 'O' FOURTH ROW Judy Bates Judy Bayless Sforme Bellamy Donald Bellman FIF u H ROW. John Bivens Dick Bradford Bob Briggs Roger Broughton ,gkwu-s anger nal' THIRD ROW Margorue Crook Duck Crook Phyllis Cook Evelyn Dooley FOURTH ROW Kaye Doy Drone DeHorn Donny Dnehl Bobble Lou DIllI0l'l FIFTH ROW Dona Dullon Jimmie Douglas Frances Drecsher Jsm Eggenberger I V, , ,, ,wi 855. is 1,9 -csv' ll',,...p- IX ,.....fv mar' if -H x 3 fv- ,,.,o- ' at-fx ji Iv ,f,. , K. wa.-I Q 'aloe ,.,..r- FIRST ROW: Robert Brown Rose Ann Burgess Qurl Bush Norene Cafron SECOND ROW Dona Coulk Wayne Chesney .lam Chrasiensen Bonnie Clark uf F50- 19-H W QW vdlh' 'W f 1 vw .4-.44' Y +5 ,-of' jg, nf mf ag FIRST ROW Dirk Ellis Ray Ellis Ruth Emery Kenneih Epperson SECOND ROW Lois Epperson Shirley Epllng George Epps Irene Finley me .314 M44 1...-ov' '-of U Ili I IM Quiid H gi,-Gb qw' Y 'W P N951 wud? Qin KQV!-g 46' .rf ,wise ak' 410717 Wfffj 5 ff' mf 53 Q! 2' ff' HSM' wfv-4 i'J41-' if THIRD ROW Violet Flanagan Richard Flor? Ru?l1 Flynn Howie Frakes FOURTH ROW Richard Freel Carla Frlcke Jimmy Garner Bill Gales FIFTH ROW: Roy Gilfillan Glen Gilmer Judy Halderman Roberf Hamilton ,CV ,...-9 Wi fav' Kai' FOURTH ROW: Charlotte Huggins Leemcn Hunter Arlene Hutton Walter Johnson FIFTH ROW: Paul Jones Dianne Julian Don Keim Jack Kramer ti AW: KW ur yt P399-1 'W xml, mi ,g-was ,mlm -r-.-Ms, 535 .W-wav' nad' W -A 47 . lf--w . r ' V Ex .,,. - , 3 1 . 1-,Nz vt ' Q? ' 21 ' ,, zz' FIRST ROW Carol Harmon Jnm Hastings Annelle Hauetter Dons Hayes SECOND ROW Carl Heston Dan Hugh Russell Hoffer Karen Holllday THIRD ROW Blckey Holmes Sherman Hopson Mary Lou Houdyshell Arthur Houpt ,W FIRST ROW: Paula Lewis Janice Logan Donna Long Ethel Ludwig SECOND ROW: Dion Luekenga Gary McKee Barbara McKnight Sandra McPhall THIRD ROW Evelyn Mackay Esther Madison Susan Mason Dalmar Melton IC' ,gang KK if 1 ft? eq, 'lay .lin 1 L Q-L , ,X V f 1 ' K 5 B , , , 1 4, 5 L ,F , ,, my x. x , E 1 ' 'Eh im. I I E all Aff 4179 Ll 'N L 97' 'Q' ,..-ar X, .anew aging 4.91 iw -'J' if WM Wifi r 1 '24 ff f 7 qv'-4 4' ' 1 fd iq 'Y ,J 3 4 2' 1 '2- I 1 ss .K ., .V If ni' sa fa ug' wif' 'HG ' earn' PJ 'X l FOURTH ROW Dennis Muller Gary Muller Larry Muller Bob Mnchell FIFTH ROW Bull Moore Anna Fern Mundy Byrom Myers Wallace Myzer W I O 9' ' N' 5 I. ,3 .51 H., 'K we rx Q x y ryry ...., I ,I ' 5 I I TZYQZ' A' ffm' 'f ww I f fl Q. I z of I yi in . . Y W, gf ,pry V ' I I ' J 4 ,f - yyy, H - if if if V- ,yy ,, W ,, V ,, V, , I A f . 'C' f f Q V ' ff X I L .QL if 0, , 2, V, ,ff f f 0 'M ' - , ' fn rf'l L' - I I , I ffm. f ff .1 ff , ' pf 'f 4 W ' , X T57 , aw ? f ,inf ' , ' 1 ,, 7 fr I 1 H, V, . ,f - 1 ,. f A . ry ' A Vi- , idx- ' A If Q H1 , ' ll iv V V12 ' ' - - 'WV f f - v In gif? ll W, - Q! 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'! ? - My 51.4. X, 1 Q ,Ku v-aff .4 .JW THIRD ROW Shurley Shnmeall Carolyn Shoop Anita Simpson Betty Slsson FOURTH ROW Allan Smith Richard Smnth Bull Stone Chrnstma Thompson FIFTH ROW Don Thompson Charles Todd Phil Toelkes Loss Tolbert Q awww ? so ,. ' . gg it .f 3 2 V ,,+ X ' ' J A fd ' l y f . , 4 f , tfiiapir I 7 ' 'l ' 'l -: . S gtg, .'-. wk QM ' S :Lp f f 1 lf . :V GQ . :U f l I rf , f !,, I, 5: :J ui au: t wwwhmna ' ,',,.:: :'g55! ,,'j:,'2:gf!.: ., . y 'wiifwwg 3, Q. V .. f ' Q: ,llz qi. , , ASQ' 9 . :.E.:,,5 , M L Vt Z, V 'V y wk 3 3723 ' NH LI Q, K 1.. ., 5 4 4 J ,J A of 'af' f V' 5 , ' . V y J ? 5 fs? F , 5 1 .L ,Z Q 2 42? . J, , V k y 5- F y EA 'ii V .5529 K . v ' Q 1 Y ,7 I ,V 3 'm i ' 5v,, ' V ' I, 5 V li ,551 X :ffl X ,-. 45 at of M- I ff + ff ff , , W' ,tif If f' M, Q 2, , L y y f' if K 5' - , 4 ff tm ' gi! y lf , f Q x S y y , -uf' ,K 1 ' ll 'mga l ' ' ., ' Q . I - 2 f . . Q, , . ,.f, N-.Q V . , ' yuh lt Q , S f Qviffwfw , I ,Q 755' ' , , . 'V y Ar.. 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Sophomore class offucers are Martha Sieps vlce presldenl Sarah Harvey secretary Dale Evans presldent and Frnz Aldnne treasurer .SDOIQAOHQOPQ5 R614 L A klddne party was the mam sophomore event Ih the sprung The party was complele with costumes luddue games and a baby conlesf Feelmg at home at Hnghland Park therr second year of hugh school the sophomores meet even more people and jom even more clubs and thoroughly enjoy the lrfe of a sophomore The 168 sophomores of which slx were new had 1 Halloween Party on October 29th For enter tamment they dxd everythmg from dancmg and playnng pmg pong to bobbrng for apples and snttmg on balloons to break them Counselors for the sophomore class are Mrs Estella Ranck Mrs Fmncrs Carpenter Mr Ray Heather ly Mrs Paulme Matoush Mrs Allce Walters Mrs Margaret Vfxley Mrs Laura Johnston Mr Gordon Sailors and Mlss Patrxcla WllklnSOn Nl' Az, ,paw-f l an wir JW' fn 1 X-'Gilt 3 5- 'Wm FOURTH ROW Edwin Benfon Lorrefta Blazner Joe Bockensfette .Ion Boursaw FIFTH ROW Rheva Ann Bradshaw Mary Kaye Bratton Barbara Cantrell Joseph Carter 'fa f...- H1444 apa- M ,nv-me mo- 'Nl't-ng Q-ar' S' var' BW 19' FIRST ROW Frllz Aldrrne Lavonne Alexander Dale Allen Barbara Anderson SECOND ROW Leland Andres Albert Angulsh Joe Ashton Wayne Bacon THIRD ROW Charles Bailey Norman Barge Pat Bean Kenf Bidwell 'BY 4 qi' 'Cf' , 4,rr Q W ' ll W .iv V all ' B V ,r Y' in ..., lf V ,y , lsr .3 N I 4 1 if 1 fi f M, we J s V Vi f V f ' I ' 1 Q, 2 Lf , ug, b K R 3 , :A , jing 1 , 'Lry, 7 l .nf W V, -r.., :gn : r A ..s:: :v l rrr..: r.,. 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X h 1 l 4 X FIRST ROW Leo Carter Dons Case Blllue Jo Charley Cafron SECOND ROW Harley Carron Carolyn Cavun Larry Chrlsfman Gerald Clark 'ff 4 , zi THIRD ROW Goldie Curry Gene Darby Dave Davenporf Elame Dew Jlv sv ew rf b f' ji' iff 1 Nine mf 245' 'Quin O' Q ,yd Nl' MW: 5 S451- a?fzr51 Q ,Wx r' A-W .2 'r 'df .4-ai 'U L '91 wwwgmggm ' ,kann f' 1-gf V' -- I.,- 3 Jaffa 356,97 Mm iw sw' fy! and ,ag 255 Age, 4 x , aunt Qin ,ay-., raw 'W li' if 4' ' 94 ill ll lv: 00' hm...- FOURTH ROW Jerry Dlcll Lowell Duclce Bernacllne Donahue George Doss FIFTH ROW James Doty Eugene Dreosher Flynn Erwnn Dale Evans ww -snuff' '17 :TQ '-J' 'X x mf' ,,...-' H sh ww THIRD ROW Dale Gibbs anel Gibson Malcolm Gould Sharon Grxffm FOURTH ROW Dolores Gustafson Nancy Hamnlfon Charles Hamner Bull Harris FIFTH ROW Don Harris Thomas Horns Wanda Harris Sarah Harvey 1345- ?'p-wr Bi ilu: 1 ,,-an wav Wu' axis swim! 'Www ,,...-fr' ia fv- av! Xu' .51 ,.,--.. 43 gs fa! 1 ii Ha me fm' W? Lx ,fy lg 'G' -.-r ' wngd .r- .1 I.,-'HA' FIRST ROW Don Fair Bull Falling Mary Ferrm Pat Foster SECOND ROW Ralph Frakes Pal Frosf Robert Fulton Darlene Garner f' I S-1' FIRST ROW: Ronald Hayes Emily Heffern Rufh Hefner Saundra Helm SECOND ROW Bob Hoffer Gary Hook Carol Hopson Donna Hopkms ...nv W9 of xii 4 AZLMWVMWM My ,affix -'fbi 'fi- X 4-4' I 5 fe,lA , 32 ..,... 'Q Few' .,.. gi W in S gk . ' fa M my 'Q' 'A N W , 'Q 2 wi-f ill? we S 'sf-Q,N. 5 I i, THIRD ROW Shlrley Huff Belly Huffman Dale Hunsucker Joy lrvln FOURTH ROW Sandra Jackson Teady Jacobus Pufrlcla Jacquof Wllllam Jenkins FIFTH ROW Hazel Jenks Julne Jerbnc Deanna Jones Larry Kelly ..p-nil' -auf' FOURTH ROW Gary Luekenga Wayne McClelland Marilyn McGinnis David Mollohan FIFTH ROW: Lloyd Maloney Richard Mcnion Connie Marrs Kay Meadows ww :Hb-k A-sm? INK ,, Tuma cz. .1 :' .wz4'4 .1-iv iff A fro M A ' .:..E::5f'T-. , ,, 4.4 'Q M5310 , .,.... 6 ,N-1, ,M ' W -1,- :g Mwzwm L., Q5f:g,,,,,,w f New if - - 'Ir' L 1, .. ' iv.. . 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Q V WV' M iw , We if' THIRD ROW Dorns Redung Don Rew Renonxa Richardson Margorne Rndley FOURTH ROW Norma Jean Saunders Anxfa Sharp Lucy Screechfleld Don Schreiner FIFTH ROW Larry Slawson Judy Smnth Martha Sreps Jlm Stone -rw' 5 me ,nv-' wan. .mn- v. .is 2' 5 A 'f' ..'5f,f 49 :nl-N q, o nu-D' - II! B!- ' , 'a s 1 : , Nui 3:24 'Zi' a ' 5 II ' : ::?5-12,555 ri Q' 'ff tu 'Us -qv' 5 '32 ill l 322 if W2 lil llff H fl vf if ,,.-' if ,-.F :sf J ' FIRST ROW Samuel Potion Jean Perry Ado Lee Poole Jan Porcello SECOND ROW Colleen Prlddy Sandra Proctor Galen Pyle Jum Royls '- ,..'.l'-F' L .fl V N. I 40- mtmf' ww' 'm me FIRST ROW Juanrla Summers Larry Sullon Mary Aluce Swan E1l1el Taylor SECOND ROW Sharon Thomas Janne Tlefgen George Tlpfon Carolyn Tolln ...ff-' AF' 5'-ww mv' my-f ,,.! Ad .gil 5.514 1' 1 sq' lwifwie A :v ' ,on 4,9-1119 .1- ' -+04 .4679 f x f ,..-no XIX wlf., f g .g fv- 'FT-f THlRD ROW Gloria Torrez Hal Traylor Shurley Trezlse Alvun Tyner FOURTH ROW Sandy Underwood Donna VanCleave Leo Vaughn Leonard Vaughn FIFTH ROW Geraldme Wagner Morgue Wallace Barbara Welcher Bull Wells q y , H : Q3 in 'V j as yt ',l . ' 4 N, W g H ,7 Avcrvv sd? , r uv ,J I xy , X 5 i . l Y !' fl 4 kv 1 ', xl c if I - 4 f- 9' 5' new W 'L :gba -WV 'fx 'A W g . W W A , , M ' J V- ,-l'l -' vu K ll Ov V an 'fl' 'N P , l 'A A . . N ,V W I A yy YW if- 'wg A W ,,ybl4 ' , ' A - f ea l 1 if, l ' 3151 l , l .a 9 ' . y d, 4' :A 4-4' ' Q , f ,Q if fi mf I ' 1 .,, jg? ., .,,V, jf Qt, . ig x ii ,. Q: , f 7 , W W 3 im sl W, V f g 1 W lx-, . ' :rw . Q- ' :ll aa g. V 5 ,WX A , xv I 'V Q: -cl '-- ' f 'div f V ,V V, N1 ,1 X I , A v MER 1 1 A .. V, 1 ' , . Ja- 1 3 P' X -i N J l li , ' , 4, ' 'H 2 . - . ' ,A Q , 5 i 5 ff ' l A f .'o' Yi' fy 2 ,- ' , , :gg X Q W 1 1 sz? l l fwe , yy, I K QF. A L 5? nf r I 'Q W -' ,,,..,. 1 14 ,v iii Y k 43 '- 5594 .- z X , .1-4' 55 ,iff eva T-r f I ,fgfyfl 5 FIRST ROW: Harrie? Wetlaufer John Whiiaker Carolyn Whitebread Chester Whitebread SECOND ROW: Mary Whiilocli Kathryne Whiiney Joyce Wilch JoAnn Wilcox THIRD ROW: Jerry Williams Harriet Woodcox Bob Wray Janet Wymer NOT PICTURED: Johnny Essmon, Don Lour Beaiing the batter is only a port of preparing a meal, these sophomore girls learn in home eco- nomics closs. vi f' ' Z Q Fr shm n cl ss off ce s are Jon Fetfe hoof vce pres de l K r stro g sec eta y J N ff ire su d C les V g p es en! Q85 l'l'l8l'l alle Clfgefft KZCIAJ Freshm danced playd games and ran relays at ther spr ng party The largest class to ever enroll at Highland Park came through the doors in September as the tra ditionally bewildered freshmen However the freshmen 194 strong found high school wasnt as confusing, but much more fun, than they thought it would be. Of the 194, 98 came from Highland Park junior High. Fancy freshman feet came to the gym for their first class party November 13. Ar this sock-hop, the seven 'best-dresed' pairs of feet were awarded prizes. Entertainment was furnished by freshman students. Counselors for the freshman class are Mrs. Virginia Cleland, Mr. Walter Diehl, Miss Donna Gies, Mr. H. Burton Harvey, Mr. Leon LeGresley, Mr. Bill Litchfield, Mrs. Geraldine McCarty, Miss Jessie Nichol, Mr. Claude Reynolds, Mr. Don Seba, and Mr. Marvin Gilkerson. 4? '40 v-gov , THIRD ROW Dwagh? Boker Dnxle Banks Iva Barber George Bardsley FOURTH ROW Rnchard Borraclough Genene Barnard .lam Barfels Donna Berverf FIFTH ROW Judy Bullou lngelborg Bnlsleln Shnrley Bishop Louise Bleldlssel 'P' 2 41 fe fm 4. Q6 Aff I gl- ,Y 'W' -ai 'J' 'R fl 'J s 5' ox.. 4 is ao ' -9P 'il Ig nf' ,us for new 1 ga 1' -4+ A I-6 ll XJ 4-alll N 'J 'J S.. wi' IW ,em , 1:3 M ff' ,iq- FIRST ROW Bobby Alexander Carol Allen Carolyn Anderson Charles Anderson SECOND ROW Shirley Anderson Carolyn Andres Karen Armsfrong Gary Ashton f1i 'Q' ...av ,....J FIRST ROW Mary Boliz Wanda Boeficher Sadie Boaz Kenneih Blush SECOND ROW Charles Brumley Barbara Briggs Herb Bnzendme Norman Boydsfon 00 F7 ,nw 'V kj.-,,,a4 is .-yawn pil ? ,pawn ow F 'Y 0101 rl.,-, nf- l' Wifi? adv ii! ai 47 W amy: My '-...rf 'iq R' my fg ap 10 - X C7-'I 715 lf. ,l 1 f f f 4 ff in, ,F as AC' 0 r asf if nav' A ,vw- mia' 'IW ,-.af T' M af' 14, af W J 4-Bah, in THIRD ROW Dale Canfrell Kenneth Buffs Jam Burgess Willard Bryan! FOURTH ROW John Clark Jlm Chubb Ronnie Challacombe Davld Carrls FIFTH ROW Betty Crable Jack Cowan Vlrgnl Cook Nancy Clayburg I - , B V J ,r f 'Z as . : -I 1 ' f 1 B - ff A A I gf., r-f k Q 'gr far I X1 VV ., I P' . ..al E A v z H l f ,X .wr 'f' as 'iw S 2 I I , A .1 .. .. 11 Sv I I I fi ,f 'A I' I f I ' W , .,.l 5 H , f 4 W M , . . -5 ii, ' Z, :M 3 .fp XX ' LE- :AV ' -1' .: 1 Q . . I r V Z: ' , .Ax f ,,,ZZ j E 225 A A 4 I ,X 2? H7 as il' rl, ' X 'Nl 1' E A -Y 'Haag I x M 4 L 9, 4:2 1' , 1 n I I Q ' . BB l ,ri H I ' ., A W 5 y, Q 447 rj ' I ll lk ff I rrr I 6 ' , Af' I V , : ,rrr r r ul N5 Zo, L+ ,V ,I nf ,xlib ff H I r I ii, NAFl,v'1. ' 'VK , E .. 1' A A Vg, ' .- . ,.., va. .uf 'S' 1 fi' I aw' 79 ,gash 5 faaffr A 'I Agpfb' -4-00' pw n ' Jam Ellus Janet England Elmer Epperson Vurgmaa Epps FIFTH ROW Ronnie Farrell Carole Fernck Jon Fetterhoof Mary Lu Flgglns 1l 5 -'J NK' QW ,S ,4-arf' -4 qw X .I uvfw ' -ct? f? 49 nw Q --s-'nv' lH?1..4f ' 1 E if 4 ll FIRST ROW: Merle Crook Larry Corwin Carolyn Daugherty Gary Dean SECOND ROW Harry DeForest Oren Duck Duane Diehl Catherine Dock THIRD ROW Wulluam Donahue Bull Eaton Lee Edson Betty Eells 'IWW ' ,.... , 5, x l -w:, .. ,s5r A,5-,l , L S y rrrr 1 F, , ,W ll F5 . 1 F Xl l 1 Y 3 F f , E5 1 if r'-- X C f E . at -ga flgiigffwt , 'Q' of 'HQ' F? 'W t E wggjglhy .. drfgygfk , Q , - . We X y F 3 xy A Q K, , xl R H I 4, A A FOURTH ROW: E . or F R E of 1 t'l, f xi? H - - - 4:27 ff E C WE C r,, sfi f or , ' f lf :in K lil' 4 v - . i ll I V: Ll' yy? FIRST ROW Leonard Fnsher Jamce Flanagan Shirley Flanagan Wayne Flowers SECOND ROW Konnle Foster Mary Fosfer Jerry Fox Robert Free: THIRD ROW Roger Frlcke Judy Frost Margie Garner Dave Gubbs swf Mem H 411559 ak 'Qu 917 Inv'-'Q zaigwipgwgg 3 3 52 rf 41 679' W 9212 ,.'-vw fs.. ly? Y ,, V' Vx' lv I I M 2 Q52 'tr ff ff' A 'WD hav' 1:59 HP' 'koi' wr df ,ff -fav-J 'X I 4,,-,AA--f ,.a- -...nf Nw Q0 4 ,,1' f 42 '1 '15 gina 50' ...av af 10' .-909' 'hi Fr laden .aan-v a-uw me- 04' ra ww urn., FOURTH ROW Karen Glbler Vurglma Gibson Carol Goodell Ken Gray if 1 in x 1 Y FIFTH ROW Sharon Grimes Larry Hoag Pafrlcna Harold Dons Haichelf Q 'Ez 0 A ff KU- if 1 f f f lov H Q 1 ffzf 44 fp , QW f W f v ' g my K , l -. ,j: .q: +V. X, V b 6 I, A if 3 ,, y , , A f fe , 5 ,Q gil 'f f ' l 1' .1 N' e ' ' ,, j 5 . wif V W aff l 2 4' ne! ll -:X 'AJ 5-'fl if so 'mc' ,,, ,ilyfx A Aft A , Y ' 'f - l , aw f X A - .. Y, EWIZMQ ' mg 55134 p ' wr' , - K g 5 f W K. fe . , 5 ,-g,,,,qg4wgvnf ,VK ,fy 'fyzfb f 7 f ,jf ' K A. 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W fa I 3 - ,Q H.: Mil, THIRD ROW Mary Alnce Humes Don Hunsucker Richard Jrwln John Ives FOURTH ROW Betty Jenks Edna Jolly Frances Jones Ray Kampson FIFTH ROW Wulllam Klridoll Gary Koeppen Karen Kramer Edelyn Lambotf 11 QD' ' '-.paid if W ni fr' 1-fy .1 if FIRST ROW Thomas Hatcher Archldean Hayes Bobby Hays Mary Jo Heston SECOND ROW Elam Hervey Larry Hackman Deanna Hntchens Davnd Hook -ol' im nlt 'l'M smww 'Nm 191. 1,1 an 9-guild' ,E av if fin- Jw-4 5323 'iw 163 Jw X ww .5-we FIRST ROW Donald Langley Roslyn Leach Richard Lully Dorothy Lxndburg SECOND ROW Robert Lnndquxsf Shirley Llnlc Fred Lans Geraldine Locke cuff' nf' f NN' 9--0' f '14s ' an 9 I 1 fi 1 Cp. .l6','. ,Q ', o Q oH'al. 8 54.7 40 -4' if . I 'sa' 4-cuff' 'fib- 125-I' X WA ,V all ,,, 2' 'Wg ,nf 49? f 4 7 Q I Q lim' ,ev THIRD ROW Larry Logon Charles Long Carolyn Lower Larry Lowery FOURTH ROW Mary McBee Duann McCabe Jay McCoy Dan McClelland 50' FIFTH ROW Malte McClellan ,.,- if -cr 'cf V ' 'U sg 4 A Z 4 ff 3 7 Carolyn McDaniel Carolyn McFarland Joy McFarland M X X' i ... N Q '2 ' QL ' . ' ' ' , ' Kwik? 2. . . -- ,Q h 9, M. 1 ' y 5 L..L .Q r -- fx, Q i N f lf N gli'- Y , ' - by uw, , -. , O 0 1, , L. , I . Cf? Q L .1 t .2 A lf . V 5- Q i 2 , X5 . . t ' I ' ', Q 0 .... . l ,- r V 'N ' V w , O Q 1 V-QU.:-1 , -. ., U . f-, A 1 Mf- .M - ,N,- 'N ' F ' 'Kill 4' W 'll - ii - -fgg?g..wff,1x , R' sf ' . A , N igk, 'f Ivgiww' X N. ,N W M Xxx- 1 ,3-- , -jfii, , , 7 v i -, 1 N -fe f ' L L L R or . M N N Q . of ii E 1 - 'N Q- gi, . , 4 ' in 's '- X , . , - I 'j' ' 1 X 4 - j fisfl' 1 ,... ' 1 V or 'T an L ' . L f - R A lf 2 L ' Q' ' I - . 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J Q5 iw, an-v wus' P' -an Mm C1 sr -'J' if 'QM ,,.-a-- ,...f mf mam jyqiir. ,un ,ol 'w ,.4- bfi! eafl, 4 flu ' ,ous ' 'X ,, 'I .5 ' lu. 4. 91,4 Y Q K ', I 1, .fu QM 'UQ THIRD ROW Don Muller Ed Miller Janet Muller udllh Mitchell ef Rf? ..-aF ' 'Q' .JIIL auf 71' -K L . . . I 1 I f he Q yi f' V ,, is ,f s, W 3 7st ,R , in ' R- li '. l 3 ' Q Q ,f fl 8 25:-11 . ' -2 , Q' as rg Rv -f S fi 'L ,..- Y X .K A 1 'J R V, ' ' r ,K V A s , . ' Y h R 1 , pl x f lg - ,L 5'Xfg'-- - it V7 ' Q Q A lt 2 . Y' , s P' Q 1: In . ' S y 'J ' J . ' ISE 3 .qw 6 ' 13 59 - 8 'E : QW y ' .f V 3:1 N J X I ' Q 5 K V ,, , In , 2 if .. K jj, If M W X, W... I I , Q I - 3 . k V . s 'w he , wi f . l : , Q I ' 31, 'gi f at . xl R -mxswl lf -V. Tiff if N him g y .. 5 . ,,, I mx g.v R H?.v2 ' W.'l 93 'f 'QPR 41' fl , , B1 ll ...N f f X R 'll QW, 2 l L FQ Q Q :lg s 'L R - hw N X3 e R f l R ,ll e V J , 5' W A 4 ' 4 fflata A 1, I , 1 f Kfls ff' Ill: ' ,.unMe,s- f 1 '51 . 1'- iyw W0 lx ff u FIRST ROW: Eddie Peck Judy Peek Henrieffa Pfeiffer Terry Powers SECOND ROW: Arthur Prof? Regenu Ruber Janice Ray Donald Redlng THIRD ROW Pot Reser Bengamm Rice 'HS' 'un 44. ,N Carol Ann Richardson Shurley Ruchards formal W-'Z if MH! Af! .4 W4 ,nl ul-r ,gf ,.,.--4 i F1 ur' I fr D ....J' Q? 5 Y .1 ,aa 5 -.Sw lllll gil rv ,F ,MQ env 'WWW v-14,4 in off 4-.riff UU' -aan' ,hz Q' W., ,,,v- - ,af Ce f f-:ij ui, af, I 4 4, M Z' -'J J- -Sf' Ni 'Wt ,paw 1691 .904 FOURTH ROW Gary Ricketts larry Roberts Sharon Robson Doris Rolfe FIFTH ROW Joe Root Merral Rooi Emil Savalano Deanna Scheldegger - v' xvi Q C' 7 ' ' 5 YS' W' 3 14 gus! '?,::1 ,gs9' 2 N 'Y A 'S v- 'fvtwf' M., his ,gui ww A W 'W' THIRD ROW Pafiy Shelfon Gary Shlpps Edward Shuffs Wanda Siegel FOURTH ROW Fern Srmpson Edna Smlih Vnrgunla Souders Bonnie Sfauffer Thomas Straw Harvey Sfurn Joseph Talbert Suzanne Taschefia -4,4 .gnu gi .- ww Ci-'LT' ? 31' ,lm ,J- '99 ,, 'L 4 fy ...A ,L 1 49 4 lf. af ' y l J Ill' 5- Q, i N.. - ff' 'sf 'Q J-322 FIRST ROW: Daniel Schloefzer John Schmersey Denis Schoonover Elaine Scofield SECOND ROW: Norma Scoii Laurel See Elanor Shay Maureen Sheley gin- hifi uni -email' 3 fi ' wg, yd e r was N , X .Q 4 . -uv :A T y,hd' 3 V V ,A-1 4 ,, .qu z A fe H VX I ., A-'A Fr A .L X' , Cl , h' FIFTH Row: E 5 e 'VEIV ,N ffl , if M: -A all - gz- ,. L ga 5:2 :.- 1 Qf A - ,M 12 ,5 7 : e Q or-Q: r 1 f ir FIRST ROW Duck Terrell Glenda Thompson Martha Toblas James Tolbert SECOND ROW Don Twombly Marlene Tyner Bonme Vanover Charles Vmlng rr- :4'w iw.: ,...-ver' ,- U' Still. 1,-qv 1: ft ,J ag, ff.. !G'x 'bfi --an f 6 'ZZ' -fav' s--er in Maw H,..-.-.-H 9,5-' 'zrri' ful 1 I A ff arf .qu-KF' FOURTH ROW Shirley Wells Carole Whnfebread Fred Whltwam FIFTH ROW Jack Whltwam Stuart Wood Conme Wright if y THIRD ROW Wllma Wangenn Nancy Wasser Janet Wafluns Janus Wells NOT PICTURED Duck Howerton Bob Newion Donald Nlckelson 0 0 I 0 .au , , ' I SNAKES are a subject of much interest in the biology classes and Ray Meiries encourages Betty Hoffman to hold one Crop leftj-Winners of the first Photography Club contest are Bill Moore, second and thirdg Oliver Rolfe, firstg and Geraldine Locke, second C second from topj-A FAMILIAR scene is the library. Here Mrs. Rohler helps Nancy Lindburg check out a book to Judy Rogers fleftj-BRIGHT AND EARLY, these boys lounge around the front foyer, waiting for the 8:10 bell to ring Qbottom leftl-THE WONDERS of a motor are investi- gated by George Sterling, Jim Garper and Tom Trezise Cbelowj SAE goe 6 PEP CLUB-Top Row: Pat Wilt, Annelle Hauetter, Bobbie Dillion, Ruth Emery, Pat Patterson, LaNona Reser, Carolyn Lilly, Janet Owens, Marion Barr. Fourth Judy Bayless, Dixie Ashton, Ethel Ludwig, Carolyn Shoop, Marcia Alumbaugh Third Row: Marilynn Alexander, Judie Wolverton, Mary Jo Whitaker, Karen Sue Mason, Dona Caulk, Peggy Epps, Joyce Rector, Rosalie Lowe, Row: Judy Rogers, Janice Neff, Ardith Rogers, Donna McDonnell, Irene Finley, Elaine Arnote, Roberta Bailey, Judy Halderma-n. Vaught, Delores Brazda, Rita Stump, Wanda Schone, Diane DeHorn, Melba Robertson, Shirley Epling, Carol Harmon, Mina Redmond. Second Row: Leona Bacon, Kaye Day, Rose Ann Burgess, Carla Fricke, Betty Sisson, Lois Tolbert, Janice Logan, Peggy Trezise, Kaye Williams, Charlotte Huggins, Laura Starr. Front Row: Doris Hodson, Jane Wolverton, Doris Hayes, Judy Bates, Mariorie Crook, Marilyn Lake, Delores Burd, Mary Lau Atherton, and Violet Flanagan. Cfftgzi .S7bLl0l00l f .idmd Loyal supporters for Highland Park teams meet during the break to observe the cheerleaders' skit. The girls in the green skirts, red sweaters, and cocked Scotch hats with little red feathers, are mem- bers of the Highland Park Pep Club. The nearly 125 girls of the club are organized to promote good sportsmanship, support all teams in athletic activities, and to instill pep and spirit into all activities of Highland Park High School. The Scotch Lassie Pep Club was organized in 1937, with a membership of ten. The original uniform was the same as the present one, except the style of the sweater was slipover instead of the coatastyle now worn by the Senior Pep Club. The junior Pep Club is for first-year members. They wear white long- sleeved blouses until their second year, when they earn their red sweaters. Pep Club members sit in a special section at all games this year, the junior members formed a white H and were surrounded by senior members in their red sweaters. Judie Wolverton was president of the Pep Club this year, and Miss Donna Gies and Miss Pat Wil- kinson are the sponsors. M4 52 .F cr if 47 ,. 5. 'T' PEP CLUB-Top Row: Ethel Taylor, Anita Sharp, Gloria Torrez, Nancy Hamilton, Janie Tietgen, Elaine Dew, Sharon Lewenberger, Rheva Brad- shaw, Shirley Huff, Miss Gies. Third Row: Miss Wilkinson, Lorretta Blazier, Pat Michael, Martha Steps, Deanna Jones, Emily Heffern, Pat Newton, Doris Reding, Mary Ferrin, Kathryne Whitney, Dolores Gustafson. Second Row: Sarah Harvey, Glenda Lambert, Joyce Wilch, Bernacline Donahue, Mary Alice Swan, Beverly Moss, Harriet Wetlaufer, Sandra Jackson, Carolyn Tolin. Front Row: Colleen Priddy, Marilyn McGinnis, Harriet Woodcox, Lucy Screechfield, Saundra Helm, Shirley Trezise, and Patricia Kleinsteuber. FRESHMAN PEP CLUB-Top Row: Catherine Dock, Carolyn Lower, virginia Souders, Charlene Miller, Doris Hatchett, Edna Smith, Diana Diehl, Roslyn Leach, Nancy Wasser, Carolyn Anderson. Fourth Row: Janis Ray, Loraine Mullinix, Suzanne Taschetta, Nancy Clayburg, Virginia Epps, Mary Boltz, Mary McKee, Janet Watkins, Karen Armstrong. Third Row: Jean Perry, Mary Ann Morie, Judy Billau, Eleanor Shay, Carol McFarland, Mary Alice Humes, Carolyn Daugherty, Jackie Goodey, Joyce Miller, Shirley Anderson. Second Row: Carole Whitebread, Carolyn Andres, Lottie Needham, Patsy Reser, Laurel See, Connie Wright, Carol Adair, Shirley Flanagan, Elaine Scofield. Front Row: Barbara Briggs, Carol Richardson, Shirley Richards, Wanda Siegel, Konnie Foster, Shirley Bishop, Louise Bleidissel, Betty Cable, Karen Kramer, and Patty Shelton. ,- -Q 6 ..I . f 0 'hu' N, at ' ' X5 , 'cp - 1 T4 file ' -65' ' 29 x ,, I1 f ' -.gf 5 . .. . v X 9 . A Y l A Q Qi , V 4 'S A Q. X1 ' :sfo il SQUARE DANCE l Top Row Dian Luekenga Floyd Maloney Allan Smlth Paul Jones Jlm Christensen George Epps Bob Hamilton Donald Bell man Dems Bonnett Edward Shutts Larry Lowrey Thurd Row Emily Heffern, Shurley Shlmeall Eugene Dreasher Jack Cowan Marvm Pratt Jam Chubb Bob Welcher Wallace Myzer Dennis Kathe Joe Ashton Beverly Whltwam Gloria Torrez Second Row Judy Peek Pat Newton Mary Ann Morne Peggy Trezlse Shlrley Epllng Mary Jo Whitaker Betty Huffman Muna Redmond Pat Michael Mary Ferrm Lorretta Blazler Geraldine Wagner Front Row Mrs Cleland Don Oldham Violet Flanagan Jane Wolverton Sharon Grnffln Frances Dreasher Shlrley Trezlse Marilyn McGlnms Doris Hodson Ronnie Farrell and Mrs Rohler 7l1l,6l,l 8 CLHCQ QLULCJQZS U1 LU Because ofthe large number of students mrerested Paul ones was pres1dent of Square Dance Club m the club last year, the Square Dance Club was I, and 1m The1lmann, of ll Both groups are spon d1x1dcd mto mo groups Both groups learned square sored by Mrs Loulse Rohler and Mrs V1rg1n1a Cle dlnccs md seveml couple dances They had 21 com an bxncd pfxrty ln the sprmg SQUARE DANCE II Top Row Duck Bradford Jum Eggenberger Kenneth Epperson Bull Langley Jam Roberts Gary Dean Gerald Snsson Dnon Luekenga Phnl Toelkes Jam Thellmann Ray Memes Fourth Row Elaln Hervey Marcia Alumbaugh Wallace Myzer Mary Whitlock Howard Frakes Don Streeter Gary McKee Geraldine Locke Judy Bayless Third Row Fred Whntwam Shlrley Hervey Shirley Huff Karen Glbler Dianne Jullan Nancy Wasser Carol McFarland Dennis Kathe Second Row Dennls Schoonover Pat Reser Lols Tolbert Nancy llndburg Sharon Robson Charlotte Huggm Bonme Vanover Front Row Mrs Cleland Carol Rnchardson Wnlma Wangerrn Leeman Hunter Dalmar Melton Karen Kramer and Mrs Rohler 1 P ,, .1 . ....., -.. ..,., - 5 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 ' I I I . l f I I I I I I I I I ' : I I ' : ' I I I I I I I I G G 1 A 1 ' ' ' - . . 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'Y '- - l Q v SPORTSMAN CLUB I Top Row Phll Toelkes Kenney Epperson Bob Ward Mnke McClellan Mrke Ranlun Wlllard Bryant Jerry Arthur Glenn Gllmer Dub Bagley Joseph Talbert Charles Thompson Duck Cook Fourth Row Byrom Myers Dennis Muller Ray Ellns Bob Welr Bob Rlce Robert Rlcha Jlm Muller Leonard Vaughn Lee Vaughn Larry Cuslc Gary Muller Howard Frakes Thlrd Row Bob Lane Charles Todd Raymond Kamp sen Lee Edson Duck Woodward Dale Allen Jerry Duck Jlm Morgan Dave Carrls Bull Stone Jtm Burgess Leo Adkins Second Row Laurence Mc Pherson Robert Fulton Ralph Frakes Joe Root Vlrgll Cook Kent Bidwell Jesse Woodward Jerry Fox Gary Rlcketts Duck lrwtn Malcolm Gould Terry Powers Merle Crook Front Row Mr Heatherly Jlm Hastings Don Kelm Wanda Siegel Louise Bleldlssell Kaye Day Jaclue Wernlnk Vuolet Dullon Shirley Meyer Charlene Muller Elanor Shay Daniel Scholetzer Chester Whntebread Gary Koeppen and Mr Carpenter ll' if OUT, ik? l00l f6l'l'l6l,I'l LL Plans for 1 club ovetmght had to be chsnged by Robert Rtchs md Vlfiyne Chesney were presxdents Sportsmm Clubs, when several g1rls ponned Hon of clubs I 1nd II respectlvely Sponsors are Mr Fran ever other club 1ct1v1t1es such as trapshootlng, study cts Carpenter Mr Ray Heatherly Mr Paul Turner, mg mld ltfe Conserv mon and g1me laws were Car and Mr John Merryman rted on as usual SPORTSMAN CLUB II Top Row Jack Kramer Paul Mylnek Larry Kelly Norman Barge Gary Muze Bob Hamllton Wayne Chesney George Epps Clyde Diehl Thomas Trezlse John Race Storme Bellamy Gary Savarano Bob Illston Fourth Row Lawrence Holnaclu Ken Blush Rlchard Flott Russell Hoffer Jon Fetterhoof Dark Ellis Bully Nrckelson Harvey Sturm Galen Pyle Don Redlng Dave Mollohan Leonard Fisher John Schmersey Edd P k Th d R D re ec rr ow ave Gubbs Raloh Parker Jay McCoy Bull Eaton Fred Llns Charles Long Bob Welcher Jam Oelke Roger Frlcke Richard Smrth Tom Straw Flynn Erwm Wayne Bacon Joe Ashton Second Row Bull Donahue Thomas Hatcher Charles Vlnlng John Ives Larry Bacon Paul Jones Allan Smlth Dean Melton Bobby Hays Wlllram Knrtdoll Jam Ellls Don Muller Gary Ashton Arthur Massey Front Row M T urner Don Oldham Gary Shlpps Ed Rector Elmer Epperson Wayne Flowers Scott Parrett Emil Savalano Steven Bartels Jlm Talbert Ronnie Lewrs and Mr Merryman J .T at 1 .1 'S' ha T V ' W' 5 ' W' ' , 1, W is , M, 4 nnnlqvlq 5 2 5 , I li ' J J S ..... 3,5 I n y V , ,.., , y 'H f , D , M , ' gk, . Q 2 J Q .I , ,, th . ., ' 5 lj fx R N. at 19 . 'A 1 r- ,K:- . tl one ' ' Y-TEEN MUSIC GROUP-Top Row: Nancy Clayburg, Judy Austin, LaNona Reser, Carolyn Lilly, Pat Warren, Sandra McPhail, Diane Diehl, Elaine Dew. Third Row: Juanita Summers, Jackie Goodell, Suzanne Taschetta, Janice Neff, Ada Poole, Karen Vaught, Martha Steps, Melbo Robertson. Second Row: Kathryne Whitney, Barbara McKnight, Wanda Boettcher, Sandra Jackson, Glenda Lambert, Doris Dunnaway, Sharon Robson. Front Row: Mrs. Johnston, Karen Kramer, Archidean Hays, Carole Whitebread, Joyce Langston, Judy Bates, and Janice Flanagan. ' een func 0 CL l0l'lCl . 0 Q .7 fr l' C Y-Teens is the student branch of the Y.W.C.A. and an international organization. The purpose of the Y-Teens is To build a fellowship of girls de- voted to the task of realizing those ideals of personal and social living to which we are committed by our faith as Christians. In this endeavor we seek to un- derstand Jesus, to share his love for all people, and to grow in the knowledge and love of God. Y-Teen girls operated the book store, held a picnic for new girls, and observed the centennial of their mother organization, the Y.W.C.A. One of the big Y-TEEN PROGRAM GROUP-Top Row: Deanna Hitchens, Loraine Mullinix, Janie Tietgen, Doris Hatchett, Joyce Rector, Dana Caulk, Ardith Rogers, Wanda Schone. Third Row: Peggy Newell, Rose Ann Burgess, Barbara Stovall, lva Barber, Norma Saunders, Shirley Flanagan, Mary Kaye Bratton Second Row: Jan Porcello, Marie Tobias, Donna Van Cleave, Hazel Jenks, Marjorie Crook, Earleen Doty, Wilma Wangerin. Front Row: Betty Crable lngeborg Bilstein, Marilyn Lake, Carolyn Andres, Evelyn Mackey, Delores Meggison, and Miss Nichol. W ,as Bk it Y-TEEN PUBLICITY Carolyn Anderson. Anderson. Second Miss Nichol, Mary K-2 I 4, iv If .. rx Wh, 'Q , If X .J Q' ,r it as i GROUP-Top Row: Virginia Souders, Janet England, Marion Barr, Peggy Epps, Sue Mason, Sharon Lewenberger, Betty Eells, Third Row: Ruth Flynn, Karen Armstrong, Diann McCabe, Nancy Wasser, Roberta Bailey, Deanna Jones, Mary McBee, Shirley Row: Arlene Hutton, Joyce Miller, Regena Raber, Laurel See, Harriet Wetlaufer, Joyce Wilch, Bonnie Morris, Front Row: Lou Houdyshell, Shirley Bishop, Wanda Harris, Janet Wymer, and Harriet Woodcox. irgi Lui e info Smafdr groupa projects was the Christmas party for the St. Vincent's Orphanage. In the spring, there was a Mothers' Tea and an overnight party. Peggy Epps was president first semester and Ar- dith Rogers. second semester. Chairmen of the six sub-organizations were program, Donna Caulkg so- cial, Bobbie Dilliong service, Pat Pattersong music, Melba Robertson, publicity, Roberta Baileyg and world fellowship, Leona Bacon. Sponsors are Miss Jessie Nichol, Miss Helen Trotter, Mrs. Laura john- ston, and Mrs. Alice Walters. Y-TEEN SERVICE GROUP-Tow Row: Judy Bayless, Donna Dillon, Jean Nelson, Julie Jerbic, Dixie Wendland, Pat Patterson, tana Smith, Sharon Thomas. Third Row: Janice Ray, Mary Alice Swan, Doris Reding, Carolyn Lower, Norene Catron, Lois Scott, Janet Watkins. Second Row: Bernadme Donahue. Phyllis McKnight, Doris Case, Judy Billou, Maxine Pusch, Bonnie Vanover, Charlotte Huggins. Front Row: Miss Trotter, Pat Klemsteuber, Virginia Gibson, Mariorie Redley, Saundra Helm, Esther Madison, Carole Ver-rick, and Barbara Briggs. ' , , 'Qi V , L, i 37? ' V LHP' i V V V J . , . , A ,, V , ,V , V fi V V 1- . , V :fm VV -Q J . Q ' QM VV , if -P 1-. 73? ,V :Q i if 'Mg +5 -V if fs, ., , ,,,, .. av iq W , , ,at u , , M, , .wig-. ., M P, 2 , g ni ,fi 4 A I 9 at 4 Z , -, t ,,., . fimsynr ,. ,F , . 4, , ,Q , , . ,. , . , 7 , ' M QW ' ' - W mg X -V , ' I 'ff , 3 . A M ,, , V . . 6 A wj'5,fV i V V ' , , WV W ' l ec V, u ' 4 4 . .t . if . 'f-V 1,-F fe V '-LS' .iff , 4:7 .a v , ....,,, 1 , , V ty V ' , , 3 A 1 l 11 -an b i f A -' Q I 'V 7 V- Q , ,. . -. , is 'Q af -3 Q 0 V , ' t, . f, Q x , , fa: , , v, V- Vf 4 Y ffl 4' Wal , ,' .4 , , ,l X 1 'X . ' . , . 'S . z' ' ' ' 7 4 i . . 1 -:Vs , Q me ,Q iq., 3 T I v 1 , Q., I, . I V J - fr S -- I VV ,ii J S as ' K is I V1 V. 'i ' ff , si fu rx Ur- V 4' 4, ... W 3 fr if Q.. af- fwu.,,,, 'wi H Y-TEEN WORLD FELLOWSHIP GROUP-Top Row: Judie Wolverton, Glenda Thompson, Mary Boltz, Roslyn Leach, Ethel Ludwig, Margie Sanderson, Karen Holiday, Pat Foster. Second Row: Konnie Foster, Goldie Curry, Sharon Ridley, Carol Allen, Lottie Needham, Jean Perry, Carla Fricke. Front Row: Joyce McFarland, Maureen Sheley, JoAnn Wilcox, Norma Scott, Janice Logan, Leona Bacon, and Carol Richardson. 2l'l'l68l fJ CLUQ any Ql UiCQ I 0iQCt6 Y-TEEN SOCIAL GROUP-Top Row: Janet Gibson, Carol McFarland, Rheva Bradshaw, Janet Owens, Carol Newman, Bobbie Lou Dillion, Barbara Cantrell, Carol McKinney. Third Row: Ardith Kent, Carolyn Daugherty, Diane DeHorn, Anita Sharp, Christina Thompson, Sarah Harvey. Second Row: Janis Wells, Marlene Tyner, Marilynn Alexander, Lois Tolbert, Patsy Reser, Renonia Richardson. Front Row: Patty Shelton, Donna Bervert, Connie Wright, Colleen Priddy, and Mrs. McCarty. 3 ' E Z5 HIY CLUB Top Row Dave Mallonan Duck Patterson Frutz Aldrune Jon Boursaw Larry Chrustman Rock Bergen Wayne Chesney John Race Gerald Clark Dale Evans John Leutert Fourth Row John Schmersey Glendale Barber Duck Flatt Edward Kurtdoll Leo Carter Jum Eggenberger Edward Alexander Jon Fetterhoof Lawrence Holnacku Russell Hoffer Ronnue Jones Thurd Row Walter Johnson Fred Luns Gary Luekenga Wulluam Jenkuns Ray Memes Jum Oelke Kenneth Blush Eddue Peck Roger Frucke Jay McCay Secord Row Don Muller Bull Fallung Charles Vunung Larry Bacon Wayne Bacon Charles Hamner Duck Lully Dean Melton Jum Ellus Thomas Hatcher Wullnam Donahue Front Row Mr Merryman Denny Knught Ronnue Lewus Joseph Carter Elmer Epperson Emul Savauano Wayne McClelland Ed Rector Dalmar Melton Jum Tolbert Presxclent th1s year was Ronme ones Mr ohn Sponsors are Mr Claude Reynolds and Mr Bull Larry Corwun Kenny Marquardt and Mr Bodune 11 6111, 511111, Ffa, 121111161 The 56 members of H1 Y met th1s year to create, malntznn, and extend throughout the school md communrty hrgh stsundrurds of Chrtstmn character Thrs orgamzanon 15 a student branch of the 1nter nanonal group the YMCA Creatlng better urderstandmg between players and Coaches 'md promotlng better sportsmfunshrp cure the purposes of the H Club for lettermen There were 44 members thrs year A tradmonal money makrng project IS runmng the popcorn stand at the games Merryman and Mr Merle Bodme 'ure the sponsors Lltchfreld HCLUB Top Row Robert Brown Allan Smuth Muke Rankun Bob Hamulton Rock Bergen Jum Roberts Dale Evans Edward Alexander Edward Kurtdoll Paul Jones Fourth Row Al Camblun Darrel Dunham Ronme Jones Duck Flott Jack Kramer Jum Theulmann Bob Funley Duon Luelrenga Gary Savauano Thurd Row Bob Pulfard Russell Hoffer Bob Welcher Gary Luekenga Ray Ellus Howard Frakes Gary Muller Ray Streeter Clyde Barber Second Row Mr Lutchfueld Bull Gates George Whutney Phil Lowe Steven Bartels Leland Andres Walter Pence Wallace Myzer Walter Ruchards Front Row Denny Knught Charley Catron Wayne McClelland Bull Harrus Larry Bacon Leeman Hunter Harley Catron and Mr Reynolds Z' 1 U ..., Q, H, X 11 .M -- , N . -Y ' 4 M . tr f 1 , 17' ' f ' -L Z I I I I I I I I 1 1 - 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - I 3 1 1 I I I I I I I ' 2 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , . . 1 7 . . ,. . . . 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I , - . 1 , . 1 1 1 V 1 2 F S THESPIANS Buck Row Marvln Pratt Jrm Chrls tensen Bull Noel Front Row Melba Robertson and Judy Rogers I 0lfil0ZY QUQAIU IOQCLCLZ CL Ql'lt5 Melba Robertson J1m Chrlstensen, Bob Badsk and Pat Frost are the club presrdents, respecnvely Thespmns, nanonal drama honorary Sporhg t Sponsors are Mr Eugene DeGruson Mrs Estella Club for drama enthus1asts and Craft Clubs I and Ranck and Mr DeGruson Mr Gordon Saxlors an II commend or dexelop artlstxc talents or mterests Mr Leon LeGresley, respectrvely CRAFTS CLUB ll Top Row Carl Heston Duck Llnell Wlllcrd Bryant Edward Shufts Jlm Hastings Blckey Holmes Second Row Oren Duck I Hof ey Cotron Wayne McClelland Bob Briggs Bob Hoffer Charley Catton Front Row Mr Scnlors Shnrley Meyer Bonme Stuuffer Betty Eells and Cloudme Forman 4 N no an 9 A A ' r 3 r '- ,c ' 'Y Neff'- l ii . if . I 3 4- 1 gt - at .XV ? bw, '- SPOTLIGHT CLUB-Top Row: Jack Cowan, Stuart Wood, Doris Hatchett, Marvin Pratt, Al Camblin, John Leutert, Jim Christensen, Larry Chapman, Dick Patterson, Larry Lowry, Jim Chubb, Rosalie Lowe, Nancy Hamilton. Fourth Row: Karen Armstrong, Mary Alice Humes, Ardith Rogers, Janie Tietgen, Larry Hickman, Ken Gray, Shirley Langley, Roslyn Leach, Irene Finley, Judy Rogers, Gloria Torrez, Donna McDonnell. Third Row: Sondra Jackson, Martha Steps, Shirley Anderson, Beverly Whitwam, Catherine Dock, Charles Lewman, Jackie Goodell, Judie Wolverton, Melba Robert- son, Harriet Wetlaufer, Joyce Wilch. Second Row: Mary Lou Atherton, Carolyn Tolin, Kaye Williams, Virginia Wangerin, Glenda Lambert, Anita Sharp, Elaine Scofield, Betty Sisson, Betty Nash, Carolyn Andres, Corolee Mitlawski. Front Row: Mrs. Ranck, Delores Burd, Denny Knight, Arthur Pratt, Marilyn Lake, Harriet Woodcox, Billie Manis, Ronnie Farrell, and Mr. DeGruson. CRAFTS CLUB l-Top Row: Ralph Parker, Carl Heston, Gary Hook, Galen Pyle, Dave Davenport, Bob Badsky, Flynn Erwin, Jerry Williams, Loren Langston. Third Row: Don Lair, Judy Halderman, Pat Wilt, Dixie Ashton, Annelle Hauetter, Karen Gibler, Elain Hervey, John' Whitaker. Second Row: Edelyn Lambott, Margie Wallace, Sue McDaniel, Deanna Mumma, Paula lewis, Ethel Taylor. Front Row: Ronnie Challacambe, Doris Hayes, Deanna Scheidegger, Laura Reeves, Anna Fern Mundy, and Wayne Flowers, Qi 1 - tt'-fl ,lcv ' vu an -5' 3. ff 'H QQ 1 C Y' .- 9? BIBLE CLUB-Top Row: Loren Langston, Carol Shoop, Ben Rice, Ruth Emery, Roy Vickrey, Leland Andres, Alvin Tyner, Robert Brown, Herb Brizendine, Donna Dillon, Charles Anderson, Bill Harris, Ronnie Challacombe. Fourth Row: Doris Dunnaway, Anita Simpson, Rita Stump, Carolyn Anderson, Fern Simpson, Edna Smith, Margie Sanderson, Shirley Shimeoll, Anna Fern Mundy, Laura Reeves, Edelyn Lambott, Doris Reding, Beverly Moss. Third Row: Marlene Tyner, Carolyn Cavin, Sue McDaniel, Christina Thompson, Pat Foster, Doris Case, Janet Gibson, Janet Watkins, Glenda Thompson, Wanda Schone, Joyce Langston, Sadie Boaz, Glenda Flynn, Lois Epperson, Mary McBee. Second Row: Judy Frost, Barbara Briggs, Delores Meggison, Evelyn Mackey, Janis Wells, Arlene Hutton, Ruth Flynn, Regena Raber, Bonnie Clark, Wanda Dulin, Dixie Banks, Pat Bean, Donna Hopkins, Archidean Hays, Betty Jenks, Virginia Gibson. Front Row: Miss Nygren, Donna Bervert, Sharon Grimes, Wanda Siegel, Carole Ferrick, Joy McFarland, Carol Hopson, lngeborg Bilstein, Peggy Newell, Kaye Day, Marie Tobias, Hazel Jenks, and Mr. Hays. .giuclenfd .SQLLLJW MS er, clit, Komlaefe Four clubs can provide the students a chance to study the Bible, ro learn or improve knitting or handiwork, to serve the school by ushering at func- tions, and to appreciate and compete in physical ac- tivities for girls, such as bowling and skating. Such clubs are the Bible Club, with Joyce Langston, presi- KN dent, Miss Gladys Nygren and Mr. Barney Hays, sponsorsg Knitting Club, headed by Barbara Cantrell, Miss Betty Lee Baskett, Mrs, Geraldine McCarty, and Mrs. Margaret Wilcyg Usher Club, headed by Kaye Day and Mrs. Helen Stinsong and G.A.A., with Pat Wilt, president and Miss Pat Wilkinson, sponsor. ITTING CLUB-Top Row: Pat Harold, Sharon Leuenberger, Gary Hook, Sue Mason, Barbara Cantrell, Mary Kaye Figgs, Karen Holliday. Third Row: Lottie Needham, Sharon. Ridley, Barbara McKnight, Mary Alice Humes, Iva Barber, Carol Allen. Second Row: Mrs. Wiley, Lottie Nedham, JWHC9 Fl0f109Dn, DGGMIG SCl1eIClegger, Kay Meadows, Maureen Sheley, Carole Whitebread. Front Row: Miss Baskett, Violet Flanagan, Marilyn MCGiI'1r1iS. Betty Crable, Phyllis Cook, and Mrs. McCarty. lr , at so B- Qi' V -er' sf' yxb- we isle. Q sr :L v Q '.7'1 ' an Q 1 ss 'TI -U JK- an rm ,Q ... swf ' X 5 4 y V s .I K 4 Q 4 f X USHER CLUB-Top Row: Beverly Whitwam, Irene Finley, Carolyn Shoop, Carol Newman, Sue Mason, Geraldine Locke, Elaine Hervey, Karen Holli- day. Third Row: Norma Saunders, Glenda Flynn, Doria Dunnaway, Mary Jo Whitaker, Janet Gibson, Paula Lewis, Judy Peek. Second Row: Donna Hopkins, Betty Sisson, Mina Redmond, Kaye Day, Bonnie Morris, Donna Van Cleave. Front Row: Marilyn Lake, Shirley Bishop, Barbara Welcher, Kay Meadows, and Mrs. Stinson. G.A.A.-Top Row: Judy Halderman, Carolyn Lower, Ethel Taylor, Dixie Ashton, Donna Long, LaNona Reser, Jean Nelson, Charlene Miller, Virginia Souders, Janet England, Elaine Dew, Diane Diehl, Loraine Mullinix. Fifth Row: Dorothy Lindburg, Diann McCabe, Emily Heffern, Deanna Mumma, Dianna Hitchens, Virginia Epps, Nancy Clayburg, Mary Boltz, Janice Ray, Carolyn Doughterty, Suzanne Taschetto. Fourth Row: Sandy Underwood, Goldie Curry, Mary Heston, Betty Huffman, Wanda Boettcher, Edna Jolly, Lois Scott, Elanor Shoy,Judith Mitchell, Jean Perry, Shirley Flanagan, Judy Billau. Third Row: Miss Wilkinson, Shirley Bishop, Esther Madison, Renonia Richarson, Geraldine Wagner, Mary Kaye Bratton, Lucy Screechfield, Darlene Garner, Phyllis McKnight, Norma Scott, Wanda Harris, Doris Haves. Second Row: Doris Hodson, Earleen Doty, Louise Bleidissel, Patty Shelton, Janet Miller, Frances Dreasher, Sharon Griffin, Barbara Welcher, Jackie Wernink, Maxine Pusch. Front Row: Peggy Epps, Roberta Bailey, and Pat Wilt. 1 5 W 5 7 7 2 ? 15 ' u 3 'I -iff Qt ,,.! .wk ' 'W ,. Jx it I F.F.A.-Top Row: Donnie Allen, Donald Bellman, Jim Roberts, Jerry Arthur, Danny Diehl, Wayne Chesney, Lloyd Maloney, Paul Jones, Carl Burt, Roger Broughton. Third Row: Dave Gibbs, Wayne Bacon, Carl Heston, Jim Oelke, Bob Pulford, Eddie Peck, Dick Cook, Stuart Wood, Bobby Hays. Second Row: Byrom Myers, Arthur Massey, Gary Ricketts, John Ives, Dan Twombly, Harry DeForest, Dennis Kathe, George Doss. Front Row: Merral Root, Jim Tolbert, Dalmar Melton, Dean Melton, Jimmie Douglas, Leeman Hunter, and Mr. Carpenter. Wafionaf Cfudd .jwlcwe OCCLK gunz: Two national organizations, Future Farmers of Mr. Francis Carpenter and Mrs. Hazel Lindquist America and Future Homemakers of America are are advisers. Carole McKinney was F.H.A. president. for boys and girls interested in vocational agriculture 'or home economics! F.H.A.-Top Row: Janet Owens, Pat Patterson, Annelle Hauetter, Pat Warren, Dixie Wendland, Dona Caulk, Carolyn Lilly, Bobbie Dillion, Judy Austin. Third Row: Deanna Jones, Norene Catron, Rheva Bradshaw, Mary Foster, Sandra McPhail, Janice Neff, Carol McKinney, Diane DeHorn. Second Row: Peggy Trezise, Dolories Gustafson, Marilynn Alexander, Joyce Miller, Carol Harmon, Kathryne Whitney, Rose Ann Burgess. Front Row: Leona Bacon, Kathryne Whitney, Leona Bacon, Judy Bates, Saundro Helm, Bernadine Donahue, Carla Fricke, Mariorie Crook, and Mrs. Lindquist. rw 4-sr Qs 'B' Gr , W i 4 wvvx-we-far Wulf. f 4 if , r if Z ,-i 91 'Wig' '55 .fa 'sr ---JE BOWLING CLUB-Top Row: Bill Wells, Sue Edson, Charles Thompson, Dub Bagley, Mike Rankin, Harold Peters, Bob Mitchell, Dale Evans, Gerald Clark, Ronnie Bleidissel, Larry Sutton. Fourth Row: Jae Root, Bob Newton, Edgar Martin, Eugene Dreasher, Richard Lilly, Bill Stone, Walter Richards, Ralph Frakes, Robert Fulton, George Bardsley, Larry Logan. Third Row: Lorretta Blazier, David Hook, Merle Crook, James Doty, Virgil Falling, Virgil Cook, Dwight Baker, Larry Corwin, Kenny Marquardt, Laurel See. Second Row: Mary Ferrin, Pat Michael, Karen Vaught, Sharon Thomas, Julie Jerbic, Ethel Ludwig, Shirley link, Pat Newton, Mary Ann Morie, Janice Logan. Front Row: Shirley Trezise, Henrietta Pfeiffer, Violet Dillon, Konnie Foster, Shirley Goodwin, Connie Wright, Jan Porcello, Jane Wolverton, Colleen Priddy, Pat Kleinsteuber, and Mr. Seba. .giudbnffi olbarn eifiure .xgcfiuified Competitive bowling between other schools was The Chess and Checlcer Club, headed by Melvin started by the Bowling Club this year, headed by Snoddy and Mr, Bill Litchfield, promoted a greater Walter Richards, Mr. Don Seba, and Mr. Walter interest in chess this year. Diehl. CHESS AND CHECKER CLUB-Top Row: Bob Finley, Gerald Sisson, Marvin Shaver, Gary Dean, Gary Hess, Harold Peters, Albert Anguish, Tom Riggin, Bob Mitchell, Bob lllston. Fourth Row: Don Thompson, Jock Whitwam, Don Rew, Roy Vickrey, Clyde Johnson, Darrel Dunham, Bill Wells, Roger Broughton, Melvin Snoddy. Third Row: Larry Logan, Larry Hickman, Larry Fleck, Ray Streeter, Norman Boydston, George Whitney, Shirley Hervey, Nancy Lindburg. Second Row: Bob Hoffer, Don Schreiner, Fred Whitwam, Jimmie Douglas, James Doty, George Tipton, Edwin Benton. Front Row: Mr. Litchfield, John Clark, Richard Barraclough, Harley Catton, Richard Freel, and David Hook. 5 .su as 0 Ag?-Y fm ...lk 'I' 3 1- 'VV R -ee +-ww .em wmv F51 Q Fe 1 1 if fn qw uf 'Q' 'S' ART CLUB Top Row Phyllis Cook Jane? Muller Lucy Screechfleld Mary Foster Nancy Hamnltan Mary Heslon Belly Slsson Dorls Rolfe Fronf Row Charles Anderson Stuart Wood Al Comblun John Dowell Mr Downing ll, j0:5f8l sglflfefeifi U1 GL L0 Answermg the call of 21 new mreresr ln hun Sncteen would be arnsrs get a chance to pracuce rad1os IhlS year was the Rldro Club, sponsored by Il1ClI' drmwmg by belongmg to the Arr Club pre Mr Barney Hays and Mr MIIVID Cnlkcson sxded over by ohn Dowell and sponsored by Mr Harold Dowmng RADIO CLUB Top Row Bull Noel Rock Bergen Dan Hnah Gary Hoffsommer Jlm Neff Second Row Lowell Dlcke Ronnle Jones Kenneih Bulls Bob Badsky Steven Barfels Front Row Robert Lundquust Ed Muller Phlllp Lowe and Bull Gates ,ps- .- Ah 4-. ...um ,A X 3 an-Y ,.1 N ff s 5. L Q., fi vs. L f L '1 . fr fir-fx ,M 'Pl- .wtf AUTO MECHANICS CLUB Top Row Bobb Race Rex Clough Olen Robbuns Donald Bellman Lloyd Maloney Jerry Arthur Glenn Gilmer Robert Rlcha Charles Flott Larry Cuslc Fourth Raw Charles Todd Roy Ellls Garry Cruchlow David Carrls Robert Wenr Carol Newman Marlon Barr Byrom Myers Bob Lane Third Row Larry Muller Leo Adkins Gary Ricketts Jerry Wrlllams Duck lrwnn Harry DeForest Elaine Arnote Delores Brazda Paulo Lewis Second Row Laurence McPherson Don Schrelner Larry Haag Mary Jo Whltaker Shnrley Epllng George Tlpton Muna Redmond Bonnie Morris Front Row Dale Cantrell Shlrley Rlchards Donna Van Cleave Judy Peek Norma Sounders Juanita Summers Morgue Wallace Shlrley Wells and Mr Bodme Qlfll 8l 5 U1 QI' CUQJ lfllflfl 2 Those mterested ln tmkermg vurh cars mly be long to the Auto Mechamcs Club sponsored by Mr Merle Bodme and headed by Garry Crmhlow GYMNASTICS CLUB Top Row Paul Mylnek Norman Barge Gary Muze Row Frank Oldham Charles Long Eddy Howerton Ronnle Bleldlssel Wnlllom Knrtdoll Charles Barley Dave Glbbs Blckey Holmes Gary Mc Doss Ronald Hays Front Row Mr Diehl Merral Root Oren Duck Gary Stunts mteresr those belongmg to the Gyrrmastxcs Club hauled by Pllll lxcmp Mr Walter Dxehl and Mr Don S b.1 Paul Kemp Art Houpt Larry Kelly Don Redmg Leonard Flsher Fourth Robert Pawley Walter Pence Dale Gibbs Thlrd Row Sherman Kee Second Row Denmes Schoonover Larry Haag Bob Briggs Ashton LoVern Rogers Leeman Hunter Bullne Moms and M Hopson George Seba 'Q i luv are l 'Nihon ' F' 19 J! 1 PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB-Top Row: Roy Gilfillan, Oliver Rolfe, Bill Langley, Clyde Diehl, Tom Trezise, Storme Bellamy, Leland Anclres. Third Row: Carol Shoop, Geraldine Locke, Tom Straw, David Oldham, Ruih Emery, Richard Smith, Charles Lewman. Second Row: Carol Hopson, Bonnie Clark, Shirley Goodwin, Shirley Langley, Glenda Flynn, Lois Epperscn, Lavonne Alexander. Front Row: Mr. Harvey, Gary Shipps, Bill Moore, Jimmy Garner, Ken Gray, Don Hunsucker, and Judy Frosf. 670:65 .jvlear 5?aeaLer5, ave rojecfd Learning about different colleges in the United An increasing interest in photography on the part States and hearing representatives from several are of students is shown by the 50 per cent increase in membership in the Photography Club in the last two years. This club strives to give those interested in cameras and photography the opportunity to as- sociate and learn with others of the same interest. Shirley Goodwin was president of the club this year and Mr. H. Burton Harvey is the faculty adviser. In its first year, the Spanish Club, sponsored by Mrs. Estella Ranck, has shown films on Spanish- speaking countries, and has heard speakers who have lived in such countries. The object of the club is the better understanding of the language and the people. Donna Hopkins was president. the activities of the small, but interested, College Club. Mr. Barney Hays sponsors this club, and David Oldham was president. Science projects earned points for the half-dozen members of the Science Club this year. This club provides an opportunity for students with scientific interests to meet, experiment, and increase their knowledge and experience in the field. The club was originally organized in 1942, but has undergone many changes since that time. Don Pracht was presi- dent and Mr. Lyndon Herrman is the sponsor. SPANISH CLUB - Mrs. Ranck, Kay Meadows, Sa- die Boaz Claudine Par- man Beverly Moss and Donna Hopkms iii-4' SCIENCE CLUB Top Razz joe Bockcmrcttc uk Krlmer Guy Swu mo Mr Herrmm from Ron Don Pruht Id Wd lmmson md ohm Slum ers Q vghwf 52330 Beug-':O web CLI 9.H.-Jfgm FFEVAC5 3 rn SQ? 112553 U3-UC! N.-QHUZ7 5:2 O-93' OG SE' onrgg' New vi FW if fx ZX! M 1? 'X if O. . ' R74 Y-4 ' C r . .C ' Q-Q--,wq C X i Q ,1 1 ' W ' . L 1 ,CC ' . . . , Q df , Cnwww C , .CQECQXCCRN fsQie3Q,,!2C:s.i A ln 'r ' NN :Q 4 N' f N gl 'Q -' N D C. ,,,, '?,C,,C,,, C, . Q . ' .C 5, x 1' ' -P 'Q N . C Q C-C pg- - C C Ci we X g , C X . C, C Uffifisf V W' 2' ff 2' E 2 v 5 N I '-af :fxQQ'1xfxv . f A'IC5'5:,:x9' N - X .ff ' 1, w Ci i N514 3 MNH... ' . C, .C C xx. Q , C ,xg Q , ,,.,,,C ,. fwfbevg C i C X 135 xsfiyzx sxydn' I 1,1 rs C C C . w . nl I ' I I 1 Screechfleld Leona Bacon and Mxss Nygren Q-5. 72315 31' ag is My lf-,wa 1-nf ROBED CHOIR Hop YOWD John Dowell Paul Janes Bull oel Gary Hoffsommer Jlm Chrnsfensen Bob Hamllfon Clyde Dnehl Glenn Gllmer John Leuieri Fourth row Janne Te? M Al b h A gen arena u'r1 aug Rosalle Lowe Marvin Prah Dems Bonnett Duck Woodward Dona Caulk Sue Mason Third P Wanda Schone Laura Reeves Dons Dunnaway Harrlef Wetla fe D I G f F u r eores usia son ron! row Jane Wolverion Carolyn Tolln Peggy Trezlse Lucy mea! gl 0ll,l06 CLUQ dy .SZAQCJLLL OH COME Let Us Adore Ham sings ihe Robed Choir as the group carols un the halls the week before Chrxslmas The brggest orgamzarron of the vocal muslc de partmenr 1S the Massed Chorus The chorus helped perform the operetta, Smoky Mountaxn by Eusebla Hunklns th1s sprrng Every year the vocal rnusxc de partment rnvrtes a guest conductor from a college to dlrect the Sprlng Festrval staged annually by the de partment under the assrstnce of Mxss Gladys Nygren The Massed Chorus 15 Composed of about one hun dred students both boys and grrls Robed Cholr, another large xocal group lS by ap porntment Members wear green robes and whxte scarves i , , I L V A I W K Q i A li Q ,A , 5 ,, tg . 5 1 ' i C E t -0 53' U f I M f'-Cf 7 ' Q , 2 .2 ral, .K 3' . 'P 9 N. V , n - gf, ' 1' V' -V R .. M .Mr ,fn J' Wd gc. 1: K ,c Q , af we I W' ae- -'ff at -P5-I ,sg g M L . an , 0 3' wi 1 lf' M I W . 2 , , A N , - , ' ' , ' 1 ' , A , row: Sandra McPhail, Judy Rogers, Nancy Hamilion, Shirley Shimeall, Mary Jo Whifaker, Riia Stump, Martha Sieps. Second row: Donna Ho lrins l Y , l - 4'- on 'AT MASSED CHORUS Ctop rowj Larry Slawson Dems Bonnett Jum Neff Tom Rnggrn Clyde Dnehl Jnm Chrustensen Bull Noel Paul Jones Jon Boursaw Gerald Clark Roy Vnckrey Fourth row Barbara Cantrell Ray Memes Dons Hatchett Clyde Johnson Dlxne Wendlend Melvun Snoddy Sue Mason Shurley Shnmeall Charles Barley Pat Wlt Thurd row Deanna Mumma Delores Brazda Charles Hamner Judy Rogers Marcua Alumbaugh Carolyn Lower Claudune Parman Sharon Robson Betty Eells Second row Darts Dunnaway Dolores Gustafson Lorretta Blazler Anita Sampson Ruta Stump Elanor Shay Wanda Schone Harruet Wetlaufer Pat Mlchael Front row Colleen Prnddy Lounse Bleudassel Marllyn Lake Mary Jo Heston Ruth Flynn Peggy Trezlse Lucy Screechfneld Arthur Pratt and Muss Nygren MASSED CHORUS Ctop rowj John Dowell Duck Woodward Robert Brown John Ruce Jon Fetterhoof Bob Hamllton Gary Hoffsommer Glenn Gilmer Gary Maze John Leutert Marvm Pratt Charles Long Charles Thompson Fourth row Carolyn Anderson Shnrley Langley Sandra McPhanl Frank Oldham Mary Whitaker Rosalne Lowe Joyce Rector Dona Caulk Carol Shoop Bob Badsky Janet England Vrrgsnna Souders Nancy Hamnlton Third row Laura Reeves Janne Tnetgen Glenda Flynn Karen Armstrong Carol McFarland Charles Vunnng Shsrley Anderson Betty Jenks Martha Steps Donna Hopkuns Second row Konnle Foster Leona Bacon Saundra Helm Sharon Ridley Regena Raber Elaine Scofneld Glenda Lambert Kaye Wulluams Shurley Bzshop Front row Connue Wright Phyllis Cook Jane Wolverton Kay Meadows Carolyn Tolun Wanda Suegel Evelyn Mackey and Ronme Farrell 951 EQ.. 1 , I , Y , -14 Q 1 1 A . 2 A jf ? 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GIRLS ENSEMBLE Il back row Martha Steps Hornet Wetlaufer Vlrgmra Souders Carolyn Lower Sarah Harvey Front row Saundra Helm Dolores Gustafson and Kay Meadows We Nga! .Singers Q' f WW Ouftfs N1ne performances 1n eleven days were the heavy schedule of the Madrrgal Srngers at Chrrstmastrme New outfrts th1s year were black dresses and wh1te bolero lackets for the grrls and black trousers and whrte drnner lackets for the boys In the fall grrls try out for grrls Ensembles I and II Thrs year there were 17 gxrls rnakxng up the two groups They sang at school assemblres club meetrngs churches, and other places throughout the crty MADRIGAL SINGERS top row Gary Hoffsommer Bull Noel Bob Hamilton Jam Christensen Second row Donna Hopklns Ruta Stump Dems Bonnet? John Dowell Rosalue Lowe Sue Mason Front row Jane Wolverton Dons Dunnaway Marcia Alumbaugh Nancy Hamilton Janne Tuetgen and Peggy Trezlse grin gg, 33 nr if es., uf j XA ' 4 Q Cu glflftgef' xgfltefeatff ITS A MERRY Chrrstmas as members of the Pep Club present yulettde grfts to the custoclral staff CtopJ KNIT ONE purl two these Knrttmg Club members are probably muttermg as they work on therr projects clurlng a regular meetlng of the organlzatron Csecond from topl BOYS IH the Gymnastrcs Club learn to stack em hrgh Crrghtj HAM RADIO operators further thelr mterests clurmg meetrngbs of the Radlo Club Cbottom rrghtj A THOMPSON machme gun IS shown by a Topeka polrceman who demonstrates to the Sportsman Club how to use and handle flrearms Cbelowj fb Z' 1 gg, 3 ,lt 1 uaic roulaa ive loving. oncerfd Band engagements for the year included all home football games, basketball games, Band Days at KU. and Emporia State, Wasliburn Homecoming Parade, Christmas Parade, a Spring Concert, and Commencement. Orchestra engagements were dedication of East ,f-.v-fmt 4 Avondale School, Open House, entertainment pre- ceeding school plays, a Spring Concert, and Bac- calaureate. To belong to either group a student must be able to read music and play it on his instrument. There are also beginners' classes, A -x ffli fa I xa- V 1, C N S V' Sy, V. -S 1, 3 3 Q v il a Q 4 I, Y gl': ' : BAND-Flute: Judy Billau, and Carolyn Lilly. Oboe: Judie Wolverton. Clarineti Carolyn Anderson, Karen Armstrong, Larry Bacon, Wendell Bartels, Judy Bates, Lorretta Blazier, Delores Brazda, Robert Brown, Sarah Harvey, Sharon Leuenberger, Richard Lilly, Evelyn Mackay, Pat Michael, Mary Ann Morie, Regina Raber, Ben Rice, Sharon Ridley, Elanor Shay, and Pat Wilt. Alto Clarinet: Catherine Dock. Bass Clarinet: Joyce Rector. Bassoon: Jim Christensen. Alto Saxophones: Robert Badsky, Clyde Johnson, and Melvin Snoddy. Baritone Saxophone: Annelle Hauetter. Coronet and Trumpet: Charles Bailey, Genene Barnard, Wayne Chesney, Gerald Clark, Janet England, Ethel Ludwig, Frank Old- ham, John Rice, Allan Smith, and Connie Wright. French Horn: Janet Gibson, Shirley Trezise. Trombone: George Bardsley, Jon Boursaiu Teddy Jacobus, Raymon Meiries, and James Theilmann. Baritone: Deanna Mumma. Tuba: Leland Andres, William Jenkins, and Larry Logan. Per- cussion: Larry Fleck, Nancy Hamilton, Colleen Priddy, John Whitaker, and Jane Wolverton. Tympani: Bill Noel. ORCHESTRA-Violins: Shirley Anderson, Catherine Dock, Carla Fricke, Sarah Harvey, Sharon Leuenberger, Bill Noel, and Gloria Torrez. Viola: Nancy Hamilton. Cello: Leland Andres, Jim Chubb, and Virginia Souders. Bass: Joyce Rector. Flute: Judy Billau. Oboe: Judie Wolver- ton. Clarinet: Larry Bacon, Judy Bates, Richard Lilly, and Mary Ann Morie. Bassoon: Jim Christensen. Saxophone: Annelle Hauetter, and Jean Perry. Trumpets: Wayne Chesney, and Allan Smith. Trombone: James Theilmann. French Horn: Janet Gibson, and Shirley Trezise, Percus- sion: John Whitaker, and Jane Wolverton. Tympani: Larry Fleck. yt r, Q W qi in fill? 5 ,.,.,ff it MJ -Q x. Q gn 'S 0 ff '?1ir:f:g1iV- My ,ji ' jf Q i f .S?lfLJQl'lt5 JQQIU bldg 1 MINUTES 1955 CLE? of . CHARLES THOMPSON tries his skill at bowling when the Bowling Club makes an excursion to the local bowling alley Ctopb-IT WAS eat your fill at the annual Y-Teen picnic for freshmen and new girls held every fall fupper leftj-PRACTICE TEACHER, Clyde Wykert, gives instructions to one of the boys' gym classes Cleftj-PUZZLING over a puzzle are these members of the Crafts Club Cbelowj. -and r- 771 A ,4fALf I' 5 fvvj 321359 'MK' 9? ff, now, coac 'fl lil I My umw. COACHING the Scothe Ele ens this season were Standing Mr Walter Dlehl and Mr Don Seba Seated Mr Claude Reynolds Mr Paul Turner head coach who wull be asslsfant coach at Washburn next year and Mr John Merryman assistant coach who wnll be head coach next year Scots Have Good Season nder ew Coach BOB HAMIITOXI goes ln for 1 tou hdoxxn ow lll tu L HX THE 1954 SCOTTIE FOOTBALL team fmrshed wtth a 441 record thrs year and placed fourth m the league Coachmg the Scottre team for the ftrst t1me thxs year was new head coach Paul Turner Mr Turner came to Hxghland Park from Ab1lene where he had coached for f1ve years He was named Coach of the Week by the Topeka Daily Cnpztal for coachxng the Scotttes to a surprxslng 27 14 upset over the unbeaten and top rated Shawnee MISSIOU Indtans FOUR WIN HONORS Elected co captams by the team at the end of the season were semors Ed K1rtdoll and Jim Therlmann Klrtdoll also earned the posmon of ftrst team guard on the 111NEKL team and the Capztalr sec ond team all state Whltney was chosen seconc team halfback on the all NEKL team Welcher led the team m scotxng and Whxtney led tn rushmg There were 23 lettermen for the sea son Slx were semors 14 IUHIOIS and three sophomores , ,x ' v ' : ' : . ' . . : . , . , , I . , , . , . ' 1 L a . 1 V ' L C ' - - . , 4 stlp g ykl-. - .. H V - q ' K K ' J K - 4 - - . , ' Q . K L L - 1 . 1 - t . W s , - ' . , .,Y,f,: -we-J V 5 we :ws ' - V K ' 7 1 VARSITY TEAM-Top Row: Coach Turner, Dale Evans, Jim Roberts, Bob Hamilton, Wayne Chesney, Paul Kemp, Rock Bergen Bill Noel Paul Jones Dick Patterson, Mr. Diehl. Second Row: Edward Kirtdoll, Gary Savaiano, Jim Theilmann, Ronnie Jones, Richard Flott, Bob Pulford, Phil Toelkes, Allan Smith. Front Row: Bob Welcher, Clyde Barber, Walter Richards, Bill Gates, George Whitney, Walter Johnson, Walter Pence, Marvin Pratt, Jack Kramer, and Robert Brown Cmanagerl. B-TEAM-Top Row: Dick Patterson, Glenn Gilmer, Norman Barge, Paul Kemp, John Leutert, Jon Boursaw, Dale Evans, Mr. Diehl. Second Row: Kenneth Epperson, Jack Kramer, David Mollonan, Leland Andres, Walter Johnson, Marvin Pratt, Dick Flatt, Gary Savaiano. Front Row: George Tipton lmanagerl, George Doss, Jerry Dick, Walter Pence, Dick Bradford, Gary Luekenga, Ralph Frakes, and Bill Gates. A 0 ALTHOUGH teammates are not on the field fight mg they are fighting hard in Splflfl VARSITY TEAM SCOREBOARD Hlghland Highland Hlghland Highland Highland Highland Highland Highland Highland Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Topeka Leavenworth Ottawa Summer Atchison Hayden Shawnee Mls Lawrence Argentine Scots Whip Trojans 19 14 The 1954 Highland Park football team opened the season at Moore Bowl by defeating favored Topeka High 19 14 George Whitney HP dart of lightning gave the Scots the winning margin in the second quarter with a 56 yard TD sprint Trojans domi nated second half play but were able to score only once Leavenworth Edges Scots 14 13 It was a close game all the way and only in the last minute was it evident Highland would be on the losing end of the 14 11 score Highland Park had its brightest moment when Whitney took the ball on his Scottie Nudge Redmen 8 0 Highland Park put together a 48 yard touchdown strike tn the third quarter and a fourth quarter safe ty to pound out an 8 O victory oxer a surprisingly stubborn Atchison team there Ottawa Nlps Scots 21 14 Highland struck early for IIS touchdown in the game at Ottawa The first came on a 78 yard pass from Paul jones to Bob Welcher The same aerial combination clicked for 27 yards and another talley early in the second period Ottawa narrowed rt to 14 7 at the half and a two touchdown rally in the last half put them in the lead to stay 21 14 W . ache after this tackle. S 1 S ' l li RR g , -I 1 . .I 7 t . K . 1 . 7 Q . - A 1 . ' . . . . In l' Y . . X l 1 . S . . L . L , 1 L5 I fa A A own 25 and, twisting and turning, sped 69 yards. ' 19 14 w , , ' ' ' 12 13 . . . .. ' 1 . - ' ' 14 20 , K I I - ' 31 o ' . - A 4 . . 8 . 0 - -. . ' 7 7 7 , , n ' 27 ' . 14 ' 6 32 ' 0 ' 19 ' Q PAUL JONES flower rightb nearly gets a foot in his mouth as he tries for a tackle. Someone may end up with a head Is it football or is it ballet? It could be elther, when Bob Welcher and a Leaven- worth player get the ball. and Shawnee... Scots Smother Sumner 31 0 The Scots earned three f1rst half touchdowns and then toyed wrth Sumner the last half Paul ones frrst perrod touchdown came after the Scots longest drrve of the nlght Startmg on their own 38 Hugh land scored after nrne plays Hayden Hlghland Tle 7 7 a tense contest desprte the low score the Scottres too advantage of a fumble by strxkrng for a TD early ID the f1rst perlod when Jlm Therlmann tallred from the two The underdog Wrldcats bounced back rn the second quarter to ne the count 7 7 Scots Upset Indlans 27 'I4 Hrghland punctured the Shawnee Mrssron myth of rnvmcrbrhty by knockmg the lndrans out of the un beaten ranks wrth a 27 14 Homecomxng vrctory The Scots drove 43 and 56 yards to score the frrst two tunes they had the ball Hrghland led on the freld and rn the sratrstlcs column all the way Luons Slug Scots 32 6 The mrghty Lawrence swept past Hrghland 32 6 notchmg therr 12th N EK L trtle rn the last 13 years The Scots offens1ve threat Whxtney carrred 44 vards m 12 attempts So tough was the Lrons defense Hrghland garned only four f1rst clowns and 101 yards from scrrmmage Scots Bow to Argentine 19 0 Argentrne generatrng an abundance of sheer pcw er from 1ts angle wrng attack ground Hrghland rnto submlssron 19 0 on the Scots home freld Fathers of Scottre football players wear mg thexr sons numbers watch the Argen me game from the bench on Dad s nrght B TEAM SCOREBOARD Highland Highland Hlghland Highland Highland Pa rk Pa rk Park Pa rk Park Hayden Ottawa Hayden Topeka Topeka Scott! etterm W' J dd' X1 H i- Clyde Barber Rock Bergen Wayne Chesney Dale Evans Dxck Flort B111 Gates En Tackle Center Quarterback Halfback Guard luv 3 fs- aww Bob Harnxlton Paul jones Ronnle Jones Paul Kemp Ed Krrtdoll Blll Noel En Quarterback Fullback Tackle Guard Tackle 02 ,aa if W, hun. .mhz D1ck Patterson Marvln Pratt Bob Pulford Walt Rrchards Jim Roberts Gary Savzuano Tackle Center Center Guard En Guard 1' 1' Allan Srnlth james Thellmann Ph1l Toelkes Bob Welcher George Wh1tney Guard Fullback Tackle Halfback Halfback t C Q, 'C f El T 2,33 H 9: . 5' i S1 jmhll Gi PM k C . 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If xr-ff' SOPHOMORE TEAM Top Row Mr Reynolds Dennns Knlght Ronnue Lewts Bob Holter George Doss Ralph Parker Jerry Wnluams Ralph Frakes Second Row Albert Anquush David Mollohan Leland Andres Jerry Dlclx Gary Luekenga Wayne Bacon Samuel Patton Front Row Ed Muller lmanagerl Duck Patterson .lon Baursaw John Leutert Paul Kemp Norman Barge Dale Evans and Larry Sutton FRESHMEN TEAM Top Row Mr Merryman Don Oldham Arthur Pratt Dean Melton Wtlluam Kurtdoll George Bardsley Ed Rector Larry Corwin Mr Seba Second Row Emll Savauano fmanagerb Jack Cowan Eddie Peck Lee Edson lm Neff Leonard Ftsher Kenneth Butts John Ives Harry De Forest Imanaqerj Front Row Dave Gubbs Bobby Hays Larry Lowery Bob Alexander Jon Fetterhoof Don Redmg and Thomas Straw 'Z' 55 l 'y '---------.-v.M. .-, ,f L l ,f' ' fl ' A A Vr Y I V 1' . Q! 0 I V Q T Z..V , f .- . 4 ff ,T , ff tr A -W- V. AV X? VV V , V if, -xg V VT W ji VV If V L! 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V ,, W V f v I -f V V .IV VV T VE f T r .fvf N A L T 50 g ' My T T 1 7 A to V V3 V V, 9 Vx V V f Vi - 1, X V , my if X Z , L - 5 , T L' to 1 7 Q 5 V A T M f 1 t W 5 i V li xml flaw WWW HEADMEN for the roundball teams are Mr Marvm Gulkeson B Team Mr Bull Lltchfleld A Team and Mr John J Merryman Freshman Team Scots Lack EX erlence It was mostly the lack of helght and experlence thns year as the Hxghland Park Scottnes had a record o wm and 17 losses Bob Hamnlton was the top scorer for the Scots an was fxfth rn the NEK league Ed Alexander was second to Hamllton and tenth rn the league There were 9 lettermen thns year 5 senlors, 4 yumors, and 2 sophomores The Scots wnll loose only three of these letter men through graduatron, jxm Thenlmann, Ronnxe jones, and Bob Welcher The team spnrrt was hxgh and wlth 6 lettermen returning, and wlth the experience gained, the fu ture looks better next year for the Scot basketball team Mr Marvm Gnlkeson stepped mto Mr Sebas place as B team eoaeh second semester, and Mr Merryman took over as freshmen coach lT'S A CASE of who can stretch the farthest as .hm Thellmann 1243 and three Topeka players reach for a rebound ,iw 1 .. 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FRESHMAN TEAM-Top Row: Mr. Merr x If se, on eeroo y J h Sh y J F tt h f, Gary Dean, Bobby Alexander, Jim Neff, larry L g Front raw: Dwight Boker, Bob Newton, Charles Anderson, Bobby Hays, ' B TEAM Hayden Ottawa Argentine Topeka Hayden Lawrence Atchison Sumner Leavenworth Washington Ottawa Argentine Lawrence Atchison Topeka Leavenworth A TEAM Hayden Ottawa Topeka Ottawa Argentine Topeka Hayden Lawrence Atchison Sumner Leavenworth Washington Ottawa Argentine Lawrence Atchison Topeka Leavenworth FRESHMAN TEAM HP Lawrence Hayden Manhattan Seaman East Topeka Ottawa Lawrence Atchison Lawrence Roosevelt Hayden Seaman Atchison East Topeka Ottawa Manhattan Scottie etterm Bob Welcher Paul jones Leo Carter Dale Evans Guard Center and Guard Forward Forward Ronnre jones Forward Ed Alexander Bob I-Iam1lron Bob Pulford jxm Therlmann Guard and Forward Center and Forward Guard Guard 7 a 7 7 1 a 1 COTS SH W SIGNS Hayden Hurdles Hughland Hayden getnng a 16 poxnt boost from reserve Larry Berberrck swatted Htghland 70 61 nn the season opener The Scots never were ahead but came wrthrn 7 pomts wrth 1 20 left But the sharp shootmg Wrldcats had a 9 pornt edge at the fmlsh Cyclones Clobber Scots Getrmg 24 pomts from Fred Karser and 23 from Roger Casxda and smoldermg under a 50 per cent shoot mg average Ottawas Cyclones blew past Hxghland 77 58 Hrghland was never mn the game after the np off Ed Alexander was bxg gun for the Scots wrth 17 Scots Topple In Tourney ment wnth Topeka Manhattan and Ottawa as guests In the f1r t round Manhattan defeated Ottawa 66 50 and Topeka squashed Hxghland 72 44 The second round saw Manhattan emerge vxctor 54 47 over Topeka Ottawa grabbed thlrd place by taking the host Scots 7453 ITS A FIGHT l the f ash as both tea s scramble for possessuon of the b Il Mustangs Murder Scots Argentme sent Hrghland Park reelmg as Bob Cas tenada fhpp d m 29 to spark the 70 54 Mustang vxctory Havnng trouble wxth Argentrnes zone defense the Scots h1t only 19 per cent from the freld Trojans Trnp Highland Usmg xts tremendous helght advantage and a thrrd quarter splurge Topeka carved out a 73 41 decrsxon over Hxghland Park Starnng rn strong the Scots wrlted under the torrrd 25 po1nt Trojan rampage Paul jones was top man wrth 19 polnts Scots Surprise Hayden Stag1ng a hart rarsxng upset the Scots revenged an closmg seconds of the game Leo Carter stole the ball and t1ed the game Wrth frve seconds left Carter agam stole the ball and lard rn the wrnnmg shot of the season Lnons Slug Scots Lawrence went mto the lead to stay rn the second pe rrod usmg 1ts supenor reboundmg power to run up 17 poxnts whlle holdlng the Scots to 7 Bob Hamrlton led Hnghland wrth 15 pomts Redmen Rout Scots Behmd 15 pomts rn the end of the thlrd quarter the Scotnes spurred by Hamrlton and Welcher came wrth 3 pornts wrth less than a mmute left But H C Palmer dropped 1n a free throw to grve Atchrson the frnal few pomt margm Hamllton was hrgh for the Scots wlth 28 Sumner Skunks Scots Hlghland Park went into the fmal half wrth a 36 33 edge over the favored Spartans but Sumner pulled ahead just before the end of the thtrd and was never behmd agarn Paul jones took scormg honors wnth 17 pomts Highland Park hosted the annual Christmas tourna- earlier defeat by squeezing by yHayden, 58-56. 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IMPRO EME T TOO LATE Leavenworth Leaves Scots Leavenworths rangy Ploneers gettrng a combmed 60 pomt performance from Lee Woods and Curtrs Wat kms smothered Hrghlands outmanned Scots 80 44 The Scots were rn the game only durmg the flrst three mmutes Washington Wallops Highland The Wrldcats led all the way after Ray Adams who scored 33 pomts hlt a jump shot wlth 4 15 left rn the frrst perlod Bill Snavely who hrt 10 before foulrng out hrt a push shot to put Washrngton on top for good Ottawa Ousts Hlghland Ottawa rrdrng a 25 pomt blast by Roger Casxda exander nearly matched the Ottawa ace as he pumped through 24 pomts Argenhne Eases By Scots Bob Castenada kept the nets popprng at a futrous rate as he scored 36 pomts to ramrod Argentrne to a 66 62 victory over Hrghland Park The Scots connected on 20 of 40 freld goal attempts for 407 percent Argentrne h1t 40 per cent Lawrence Smashes Scots After Lawrence took a 17 15 lead rn the flrst quar ter the Hrghland men garned a 19 19 knot early rn the second only to have the Llons pull away and wrap up a 81 61 margm Hamrlton was h1gh man wlth 26 pomts Atchnson Ambles By Scots Atchrson wxth a 26 pomt quarter sent Hxghland to defeat 73 64 Alexander and Bob Pulford shouldered the load for the Scots rn the thrrd pertod, but were able to tr1m the Atchrson lead to only 58 44 at the end of the thrrd Topeka Tumbles Scottles Hrghland was down as many as 20 pomts rn th1s contest whrch the Trojans won 66 55 But the Scots came back wrth only 2 19 mrnutes left and closed the gap to 7 only to fall behrnd to 10 by the end Hamnlton netted 21 Puoneers Pass Hnghland Leavenworth defeated the Scots 95 46 rn the last game for both teams rn whrch H1ghland Park wasnt h1t tmg and Leavenworth was hot It was a rough game and one player from each team was krcked out of the game for unnecessary roughness Redmen Romp un Reglonals Atchrson walked over Highland rn the fxrst round of the Class AA Reglonal Tournament rn Lawrence 55 44 Hamrlton and jerry Drck each scored 10 pomts UP UP UP! Mke Ranlu and a Topeka player each for the ball pulled away, in the second half for an 83-59 romp. Al: . . n . ' ' . - - i 'n r . nn' 'f MD IR 'HG VARSITY TRACK TEAM Top Row Phil Toelkes Lawrence Holaclu and Gemge Wh'l'19Y FIFTH ROW Wayne Chesney Bull Noel Ronme Blledussel and Rock Bergen FOURTH ROW Bull Nlchelson Duck Bradford Dirk Ellis Dave Pauly Leo Carter Galen Pyle Wallace Myzer Jerry Williams Ronme Jones and John Saunders THIRD ROW Eugene Dreasher Loren Langston Dick Patterson Joe Carter James Eggenberger Kent Bidwell Bull Horns Garry Crnchlow Kenny Epperson and Gene Darby SEC OND ROW Paul Kemp Danny Diehl Duck Flotl Russell Hoffer Lowell Ducke Bob Hoffer Allan Smith Ralph Fralzes and Jon Boursaw FRONT ROW Ed Muller Manager E Alexander Ed Klrtdoll Al Camblun Larry Chapman Bob Welcher Leland Andres and Robert Brown Manager Bob Hamilton Jim Roberts Howard Frakes Jack Kramer Paul Jones Bob Pawley an ermen cwe Q2 U! gay-f The Highland Park track teams can claim a fairly good season this year getting off to a good start by winning their first three meets and tiemg their fourth The tie was against undefeated Haskell However the Scots placed fourth in the Topeka Re lays early in the season Outstanding Scottie trackmen were Bob Hamil- Yet .x x ton who ran the high hurdles, broad jump and high yump and Rock Bergen shotpur He took third place in the State Indoor Track Meet and first in several duals Bergen also set a new record in the NEKL meet by throwing the shot 1503A feet. Highland Park placed fifth in the Pittsburg Re- lays and broke the mile relay record by running it in 31342, Bob Welcher normally a sprinter ran his first half of the year in 2205.7 to anchor the victory. He was preceded by Russell Hoffer George Whitney and Dick Flott. The Scotties also made a fine showing at the K. U. Relays when the mile relay team took second breaking the record. Highland Park placed second in the Haskell Relays, losing by only one and one-half points. They took 3 our of 4 relays and by losing that one, they lost first place to Lawrence. COACHING the track teams to a good season were Mr. John J. Merryman, Mr. Paul Turner, Mr. Bill Litchfield, and Mr. Claude Reynolds, head coach. ---1..,......, 3 FRESHMAN TRACK TEAM Top Row Gary Muze Leonard Flsher John Fefferhoof Bobby Alexander Lee Edson Davud Carrus and Dan Nnckelson Second Row Charles Anderson Wllllam Kurtdoll Dan Schfoelzer Tom Straw Larry Lowrey Don Twombly and Wayne Flowers On Noxember 6 the Scots cross country teftm went to Kansas UHIVCYSIIY and tan w1th other schools Htghland Park took seventh place Runmng for the Scots were Danny Dtehl Bob Pawley lfmrence Hojnfrclcl Glcndile Barbcr and Kcnt Btdwell Ict tcrmen were Bob F1nley, Al Cambltn Lws rcnce H01 nackl Bob Pawley Dinny Dlchl Glendftle B1rbcr Ed Alexander Kent Bxdvsell md Leo Qlrter The head coach of the Scot tttclcmen was Mr Cllude Reynolds He ww asststed by Mr Merry Mr Reynolds tlso cotched the cross country CROSS COUNTRY TRACK TEAM Top Row Bob Newton Danny Dlehl Lawrence Holnaclu Jnm Eggenberger Bob Funley and Al Camblun Front Row Davud Hook Lowell Dlcke Herb Bruzendnne Bob Pawley Kent Bldwell and Bnllne Mums 13 QW 44' 2, I t 'gc ' f ' l l ' A' .. VA xr. .A f ,I l rl! Il D J 1 X X A , eg., A 4, ' I x I 7 Y ly l f L MTX ew I' 1 X V ff ' Fo I ' T ' X' il I we W1 so 5.4 1 If Front Row: Bob Newfoh, Elmer Epperson,,Edwin Rector, Bobby Hays, and Renneih Bulls. I I I . I A I L , . ., , I 4 - . I D 7 5 L Y T 9. . -1. . 'dir F S3 - ' -T ' ' 1 If 0 ' fb 6 G f- N Q Pl-Rl -V x A f , AI' , T +,v M my ' We .f NJ A A M4- PARK fm. George Whxrney Scottie etterm emu 'T Robert Pawley ..L..!! up, 2 H SEMI. mc!! 3 Howard F fakes Bob Welchef Russell Hoffer Ie' wig P Wk Dnck Flott Rock Bergen Bob Harmlron 1m Roberts Clyde Barber .Af IES Leland Andres B111 Noel 'fiffi . ' '30 555 R' ' , -,gil as g WSH 0, sw D 5 7 gym X l 2 A lg. B at , or ,A , ,. , I R R j-S '+P f in on 'lu If in H V ' scnunq B 5 ' , ' rg: y,Q 5' A if ' Q' X 1 . gh ,s . Q 'ir ',.. 5 M, if S g .,',, 4 'N Q 5 ' ,f -4 Q, A Q l f: fl al 1 ...', . 'fl I I Q :L I I li M Q I J A Y 4 5 ' X ' , A x ' 'I' 7 W 1 I -I , . V 253, 4 fiv e , A - B B i KJ, - --x , vu A f ., f ' - R ' km, K A. E. 1 , l ' W I 4' mg :X :lv J Q V in I AI 4 . 5 M 1 , A qv , ffwfeq 2 l t I Q - ' 'f . E skg - . lg l-'v . , ,..,. .,.. . .. A k 4 i j V .. 6 , Lt? x M y ff be 43 - TT l 77 QW B . Ami K A ' r -x' N- ,, , . . ' N Yr I w A , 6 V fs Z , A . f A ' . I -J I 3 l K IRQ ri ,. , . ' .N .Si'0t6 ,Hope Ol' gona! Last year was the first year that Highland Park participated in the American Legion junior Baseball Program. The Scots had a record of 10 won, 5 lost, and 1 tie. Last years team was led in hitting by Ronnie jones and Bob Welcher. Of the 12 lettermen, two were seniors, six, jun- iorsg and four, sophomores. This yeat's team is built around the returning lettermen and others who are eligible. Games will be played with Manhattan, Atchison, Lawrence, Em- poria, Ottawa, Valley Falls, Mosby-Mack, jordan Patterson and others. in BASEBALL TEAM-Top Row: Allan Smiih, Ronnie Jones, Mike Rankin, Bob Hamilton, Dale Evans, and Ray Ellis. Front Row: Leland Andres, Howard Frakes, Dion Luekenga, Bob Welcher, Gary Luekenga, Bill Gales, and Denny Knight. S3500 COACHING the Scots to a 'IO-5-l record last summer and hoping for another successful season is Mr. Walter H. Diehl. 'MIIW' it GOLF TEAM Top Row Jlm Ellns Larry Sutton Gary Dean John Schmersey Denms Schoonover and Dwnghf Baker Fran! Row Gary Miller Gary Savanano Darrel Dunham and Ray Streeter Sofa Cjfcum Wedagaf AN EXPERIENCED putter himself Mr Gordon Sailors coached the golf team U Although not wlnnmg the majornty of thetr matches Hxghland Park s golf team showed power and sk1ll Head mg the ranks was senlor Ray Streeter honor medaltst ln most of thc mxtthes Also shtnxng on the greens were Darrel Dunham another senlor and Gary Mlller a junlor The Scot golf team was represented rn meets wlth Inv1tat1oml Meet and many others Coachmg the boys was Mr Gordon Sallors 1 f W e fe for 09' 0 it , 59 ' , 4 8 ,. i 1 as yr I O A 1 l - 1 ' D 7 . l ' 'Eli ' ' ',,,.,,Q Wl Emporia, Atchison, Leavenworth, Manhattan, in the Topeka X If Q to f 1' ' tg E w as r K, 4, , , . ' f A S 1 u ' f gmf, E A i' . Q , f X UC 4196 If TENNIS TEAM Top Row Denny Knight Steven Barrels John leuierf Dale Evans Bob Pulford and Bull Gates Front 'Row Kenny Marquardt Charles Vnnmg Jnm Thealmcxnn and Phll Lowe Wgfmm aaa. Lack of expernence and returnmg lettermen were the chxef dxfflcultles of the tenms team th1s year Although startlng the season by droppxng matches to Topeka and Shawnee MISSIOH they galned experxence and know how after defeanng Manhattan Sparkmg the team were lettermen Bob Pulford Steven Barrels Brll Gates Dale Evans ohn Leutert Denny Kmghr and Gary Dean, freshman Coaching the netmen for the fnrst trme thts year was Mr Marvm Gdkeson, who came to Htghland Park second semester X at A525121- I n'. I I 1 P' ' 1: . 'X ' nl 1l 5v Ilan? '.' 'Q 21 97 ALTHOUGH NEW at Hughlond Park second semester Mr Murvm Gllkeson has taken an adlve port nn ufhlehcs as tenms coach Q, 5 'IA h 1 . yy gf ft I b E . ' at ' 1 E f T Q -2 , ' fp ' X .Q A . Q Q y Y o ,Q 2, ' ,Q .. , N - 5 5 ' h . J r 4 two I ', 5 Q i . . in LX j . , . . . 7 ' 7 is , , J , , Cfamd Zac EXPLAINING the finer points of hockey to these senior leaders is part of Miss WiIkinson's iob as physical education teacher fleftl. PRACTICE TEACHER Wes Santee freely gives his time to coach the cross country team. Here he explains a starting tech- nique to Danny Diehl and Lowell Dicke Ksecond from topi. CREATIVE rhythms was the theme of the Girls' Physical Educa- tion assembly. Lucy Screechfield is shown doing a comical num- ber flower Ieftj. TUMBLING teaches coordination to muscle- minded boys ibelowl. SENIOR LEADERS are chosen to supervise and referee games in the girls' classes Cbottomi. Rfaxafion SOFTBALL in the spring is something no girl athlete can pass up frightl. BASKETBALL inframurals after school and in the evening was something new fhis year. Basketball was followed by volleyball and softball lsecond from topl. STAND CLEAR! Archery is a skill that these girls have acquired ihrough iheir phys. ed. Training. New archery equipment was purchased for the classes flower righfl. MONKEY or noi, Melvin Snoddy enioys himself on the rings in lhe boys' gym fboffomj. OOOPPFFA . . . ah . . . pinned! Local Gorgeous Georges learn io wrestle fbelowl. w 4 X, go! 291.4 KEEPING UP the freshman squad's spirit dur- ing games were Suzanne Taschetta, Carolyn Daugherty, Ronnie Farrell, Mary Alice Humes, and Judy Billau Ctopj. B-TEAM cheerlead- ers, were chosen by the student body last spring. Cheering during the B-Team games were Pat Newton, Carolyn Tolin, and Gloria Torrez Cleftl. A-TEAM Cheerleaders were also chosen last spring. Leading the crowd in cheers were Judy Rogers, Delores Burd, Kaye Williams, Laura Starr, and Melba Robertson fbelowj. We .gociaf gufferfg . . . wlmf Cl party A Q .. , X I J ' 5 1 WW . 4 H, A N V 4 f V ' M WW -4 X gf Photo by Christopher Studio Rosillc I own Phofo by Wnchers Studno LlCllf. Wolvertcnn Laura Smrr Pholo by Chrisiopher Sfuclio -Phoio by Ken! Lyle Studio Kaye Williams Photo by Chrnsfopher Sfudno t fL2 .MgLfaIlJeI' Queen Shlrley Meyer, an attracuve blue eyed blond was crowned 1955 Htghlander ueen and rexgned over the S1gnature Dance Shlrley was Semot Class Treasurer and was actrve rn Sportsman Club The Candldates were chosen by the student body and those who bought SLlbSLI'lPIl0f1S to the yeflrbook elected the queen WV z K ,, 5 My THE SCOTTIE color guard proudly leads ihe Home- coming parade onfo the field. THE CORONATlON'ceremonies during halftime officially preseni smiling Queen Ardith Rogers and King James Theilmann to the applauding crowd. A J' fit if Y 4 I I 4 5 - if W ,Jw 'Q W, it it Qi ' gat T , ' 3 t '12 . ,, . ,Q M. ,L V W ri -Q' 'P' ' Iii V! fgfivgf in ,ww-to-v '0-a.a ,ffl f' Vw. , , i, , V x 1 . THE QUEEN and attendants watch the game after the halftime crowning. A chilled specicior seeks profecfion by the wall. :downing imaxed The Coronation of Ardith Rogers and james Theilmann as Queen and King of Homecoming climaxed the annual and victorious fete. Their attendants were Elaine Arnote, Delores Burcl, Ronnie jones and Bob Welcher. The band and Pep Club, despite the bitter cold, led in an oval formation of a football as they played March Ma- jesticf' Three shiny convertibles, driven by Larry Chapman, john Dowell, and Gary Hoffsommer, brought the Queen candi- dates to the outlined pigskin where es- MR. CHARLES TIETGEN, chairman of the School Board, crowns Ardith Rogers, Queen of Homecoming. omecom ing Corrs Larry Lambert, Garry Critchlow, and Darrel Hunt ushered them into the in- terior of the football. After the crowning by Mr. Charles Tietgen, clmirmgm of the School Bond, the Pep Club, backed by the Brand, sang Aint She Sweet? Members of the clrrsses of 1908, 1918, l928, WSH, and l9Al8 were honored gL1C5IS txt the g.lITlC and were Among the 200 who attended the varsity. Musit for the dime was furnished by Dean Fleming and his Rogues of Rhythm. The Pep Club decorated the gymngreium for the dance. -w gr QUEEN leaves in s'yle in a '55 Chevrolet con verfible driven by Gary Hoffsommer. THE ROYALTY pose for their picture during the Homecoming Var ity In the back are Bob Welcher, King James Thielmonn, and Ronnie Jones In front are Elaine Arnote, Queen Ardith Rogers and Delores Burd f,,,,...... Zlglld 5-1Jt,1,4 JJ? Delores Brazda and Garry Crrtchlow rergned as Sweethearts at the Hop held rn the hrgh school gymnasrum February 12 Queen Delores and Kmg Garry were elected by the student body Attendants were Marrlynn Alexander Carol McK1nney Darrel Hunt and Gary Hoffsommer Unusual and very pretty descrrbe the decora trons made by the members of F HA who sponsor the dance each year At the entrance to gym was a budge wrth red and whrte streamers The east and west halls were lrned wrth red hearts on a whrte background On the south wall were large playrng cards all hearts Punch and cookres were served Mr Eugene DeGruson acted as master of ceremonres and crowned the royal couple SHARING fheur honors Queen Delores Brozdu and Kung Garry Crllchlow proudly pose for their royalty pldure A LONG AWAITED moment arrives os Mr DeGruson crowns Gorry Crllchlow ond Delores Brazdo Kung and Queen of ihe Sweet heorf Hop Attendnnls and crownbeorers Jean lutchfleld ond Doug Reynolds look on 3 .xgf gomeclg .Huge uccefid An evenmg torn between tears and laughs enjoyed by the audrence when the dramatrsts sented Meet Me In St Louls by Sally Bel Thespxans played the leadmg roles jrm Chrrste was Lon the lrghthearted son Judy Rogers Melba Robertson were Rose and Esther the wo: ful srster team Marvm Pratt was Mr Smrth had to bear the heavy load of four daughters Noel was Roses loyal boyfrrend and Sherrr I ley was the sympathetrc mother who rnvar stood by Father as were orra orrez Leach Carolrn Tolrn jnm Chubb Smart Janre Tretgen Elarne Scofreld Larry Lowery thur Pratt Martha Steps and Don Oldham Others rn the c t Gl T R V Trouble was the only word the Smrrh spelled They helped therr father lose hrs jol derarlrng a trolley makmg water bombs brtmg tearrng up gardens and rnterfermg rn romances operatrve wnth the cast on performance Lady Babby a nxce fluffy cat was not tot r Nevertheless her antrcs led to more en o men - C .. . ,. ' 7 3 l 7 , . , . 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 .. ,. 7 7 7 7 7 l 7 - 7 - - 7 1 7 I H - - , . 1, 1, - , . - , , . , , - 1 - , , . l Y the audrence Makrng the characters more realrstrc wen costumes srde burns and harr dos 1900 style The scenery done by members of Spot gave the audrence a glance back to 1904 heavy gold oval shaped prcrures were the latest decoratrons and stuffed furnrture was the mosr fortable Mr Eugene DeGruson was the drrector lN Hamrlton stage manager and Harrret Woo property manager 'THE QUEEN the Queen' were the favorlte Innes of Gramps 'Stuart Woodl Many of the authentic costumes and gowns were borrowed from the Topeka Clvlc Theater Ctopl WAITING for cue Katne the mald Uanle Taetgenj stands by Propman Jlm Elhs Stage Manager Nancy Hamllton and Dlrector Mr DeGruson watch the plays progress fmrddlej EXCITEMENT mounts and the plot thick ens as the sisters CMelba Robertson and Judy Rogers! talk to Ida CMar1ha Stepsl lbottomj ramafififd There was excitement in the air on December 3, 1954, as the dramatics class, directed by Mr. Eugene DeGruson, presented their first public performance of the school year. First came Ladies of the Mop by Aurand Harris, a rhythmetically-rltymed play about four scrubwomen and their dreams. A flok play, Pink and Patches by Margaret Bland, was next, revealing a bit of life in the Ozarks. Realistic scenery was used in the last play to cli- HMUSHROOMS . . . UGH! That is the sentiment expressed by the cost of Mushrooms Coming Up. In rehearsal are Betty Sisson, Coralee Mitlowslti, Irene Finley, Charles Hamner, Darlene Garner, and Sandy Underwood. Also in the cost was Beverly Whitwam. .xdcf Wang parfd max the Evening of One Acts . Mushrooms Com- ing Up by Byron Boyd was received wholeheartedly. The most important job, of making sure props were on stage, was handled by the efficient produc- tion staff. A Christmas pageant was presented in the evening for students, parents. and guests. The pageant, a series of scenes from the Nativity, was put on by members of the dramatics class, Spotlight Club, and was directed by Mr. DeGruson. PINK AND PATCHES is a story of Texie fMargie Sander SCRUBWOMEN make believe they are great artists in Ladies of the Map. son, on floorj who wants a pink dress like the city lady Here in rehearsal, are Maxine Pusch, Delores Brazda, Bonnie Morris, and lDione DeHorn, standingl but Ma Qsherri Langleyj stands Elaine Arnote. firm. Also in the cast was Al Camblin. THE STAGE CREW makes ready for another scene. Putting up props are Mike Rankin, Dion Luekenga, Ray Ellis, and Bob Hoffer Ctopl. A STAR shining in the East is seen by Larry Lowry, Arthur Pratt, and Denny Knight during the Christmas pageant frightl. MAKE-UP is ap- plied and costumes udiusted during the last-minute rush before the Evening of One Acts Cbelowl. wr' 'mf QQ an IQQPCL QCL tlflfed 3 KL 7fNuaC Smoky Mountaln an Amerrcan folk opera by Eusebra Srmpson Hunkrns was presented Aprrl 19 by the vocal musrc department, under the drrecrron of M1ss Gladys Nygren Portraymg the mountarn characters were Blll Noel Rosalre Lowe 1m Chrrstensen Gary Hoff sommer Dems Bonnerr Donna Hopkrns and Dorrs Dunnaway A chorus and square dancers were chos en from varrous musrc classes Smoky Mounrarn an Amerrcan opera ser 1n the Appalachrans featured folk musrc such as Down 1n the Valley On Top of Old Smoky Comm Round the Mountaxn and many more Stage settrngs were under the supervrsron of Mr Eugene DeGruson BEARDED Andy fGary Hoffsommerj pokes fun at Aunt Sary fRosaIle Lowel about the way she IS dressed during operetfa hearsal ftopl BREAK IT UP boys ihe gurls aren f worih It but Ben fDenls Bonnehj and George Ulm Chrlsiensenj fhmk Jess lDonna Hoplunsl IS worih fnghhng for Cleftl THE GRAND finale which features the whole cast tells the audience that every one llves happlly ever offer fbottomj O ff ' n - s 1 1 , , J , - 1 1 1 Q4 - H - - a - - -1 s - U 1- , n N - y a 3 f n , . 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E fl Seven of nrne groups and solo Facts rep resentlng Hrghland Park at the Drstrltt MUSIL Festrval rn Lftwrente Aprrl l won the highest mtrng posslble 1 one This mlde each elrgrble to tompete rn the Stlte Musnt Fesnv 1l Retervrng ones were Grrls Ensemblesl and II ltopj and the M1dr1gal Srngers Cm1cl dlej Indrwduals recervmg one recognrtlon were Dons Dunnaw1y grrls hrbh vorce m Chrrstensen pmno Carolyn Lrlly flute and udy Bxllau flute Qbottomj Margre Smnder son renewed 1 one on her dramatic readrng nn the Dlstrlct Speech md Drama Festrvml nl lowrng her to enter the state contest Mod S g s was only group fo receive c o e Stole Festival Aprl 23 g lf ,p f lf' 41 X ff 0 ne. rigalqin er ' the ' X S 1 X I l X QR .PW K ra vs-3 Bly' .giuolenfa f Estabhshmg a charter chapter of urll and Scroll, mternatloml honorary SOCIETY for hlgh school journallsts, was clxmaxed when eight journallsm students were mx mated by the Topeka I-hgh organrzatxon m an rmpressrve candlelrghtmg ceremony Membershlp ln u1ll and Scroll and the Natronal Scholastrc Press Assoc1at1on were two rmportant steps tak en by th1s years journalism classes Trips to yearbook and newspaper prmters and to the annual hrgh school journalrsm conference at Kansas State were also taken by the classes EDITORS for lhe four nlne week perlods were Maxlne Pusch Joyce Recfor Wanda Dulln and Sherri Langley Hopl SPORTS edlfors and staff durmg the year were Ray Memes Bull Gares Larry Chapman John Dowell and Don Harras Knot shown! fsecond from topj WORKING on page layouis are Shnrley Hervey Barbara Welcher and Shirley Goodwln flefll Also on rhe staff were Donna McDonnell Mary Kaye Fuggs and Dub Bagley QUILL and Scroll members are Peggy Epps Ball Moore Moxme Pusch Don Srreerer Sherri Langley Wanda Dulm Joyce Redor and Elaine Arnore Sponsor I5 Mlss Jane! 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X X - l .Q D 5' 1.449 LU LCafl0l'l6 Wrth the alternanon of staff pos1t1ons every nrne weeks News Enghsh students had the opportunxty to dns cover what responsrbllrtxes each newspaper staff posmon posscssed The school paper edxted br weekly recerved a face llftlng LOUSlSl'lI'lg of the txtle Bagplper wrrtten m a snazzy plaxd A Hlghlander queen and twenty four more pages were added to thls years annual Helpmg start sales was the kick off assembly with the sklt The Lone Angel humor ously presented by the yearbook staff The books were d1str1buted ID the sprmg at a Sxgnature Dance, where the ueen was crowned EDITOR and osslsfanf editor were Elaine Arnofe and Al Camblm lfopl THE STAFF worked together m cuffmg and poshng pictures flop nghtl HIGHLANDER stuff vlsrfed the publishers ln Kansas Clfy fsecond from fopl SPORTS edlfor was Bull Moore lcenlerl Don Kelm and Harold Peters were his osslsianis Clefll CHAPTFR edlfors and fhelr sechons were Dion Luekenga and Wanda Dulm Adlvlhes Vlole? Flanagan Underclassmen Melvm Snoddy Sensors Don Thompson Admmnstro fron ond Don Sfreefer Admmmrchon and Orgamzatlons lbelowj AAA. K . , - A ' Q ' 1 Q . . W . . . ,, . ,, . . ' Y . , . - N - - .t H . I - . . I . . . I . I I f I 1 ' I 1 - 41:1 i 'if l 2 :91 2' f Q, '72 , ? 'af ,r j f f' :I I 2 az? f W ? ' ' 5' Q ,,,,,,., '? .p I ' ' ,vfhf I . Z We W 4 my WMM ,U-W. , , ,.,,-,,,,...., So ends mother year. 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