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

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. AW . ... X wt Bonnie Morris Lottie Needham James Neff is H Peggy Newell P Bob Newton W t yg I - Lorena 0'Dell e . .N ' X llle r J Ralph 0'Dell M t .I Don Oldham 5 W ' 1' -- I ' K'.- Bruce Peck - - - .... i t' y j - 1 Ed Peck . .. ee iii . r i Judy Peek Henrietta Pfeiffer Terry Powers Arthur Pratt Regena Raber .glfldellb Well! C!!!-J5l'00ll'l5 mgeue the gongeafion The new pastel-painted class rooms contribute to lifted spirits, better teacher- student relationship, and, it is hoped, better scholastic showing. More rooms mean that additional subjects can be taught, giving the students greater choice, and that each class can be smaller so that the members 'receive more individual instruction. ..g' I 1- ag, W . Janice Ray ' . V i g Q, k.. f Ed Rector ' . Benjamin Rice . Shirley Richards ' , z Ag, we 5 Carol Ann Richardson Gary Ricketts Olen Robbins Carol Roberts Sharon Robson -28-

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Richard Lilly Dorothy Lindburg 18' A Robert Lindquist E gi Fred Lins al Q Larry Logan Carolyn Lower Larry Lowrey Mary McBee Mike McClellan Dan McClelland Jay McCoy Sue McDaniel Carol McFarland Phillis McKnight Lawrence McPherson OMIIJBKOIU gb!-iJe .S70l9A0I'Yl0l'e5 jAl'0MgA .SZCOII l' More than ever do the sophomores realize that the counselors' advice is worth listentng ro. Not only is help sought by the students in regard to school work and activities, but many are questions raised about happenings outside of school. The importance of careful planning is being realized by the members of the class, and here is where the value of an intimate personal relationship between student and teacher comes in. Billy Manis Ken Marquardt Edgar Martin Dean Melton Don Miller Ed Mlllv Judy Mitchell Gary Muze V Ethel Montague l zjffj ri Fred Moore 1- 1 1? -27...

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ff' - ' -at l V ' iff' t e 9 , ,r Q M1 s ? 'fix ,,,,5wi ,L .,,,,- fy ,i- Daniel Schloetzer John Schmersey Dennis Schoonover Norma Scott ,V. 'Qu 0 ofoo,oooo ., ,S if Q t Doris Rolfe Joe Root Merral Root Emil Savaiano Deanna Scheidegger Laurel See vm, N ,Q ii W ' g i if ,V Elanor Shay 5 E -E , I , Maureen'Sheley gp , Qu :, - Gary Shlpps ' , , 2 Q : L V Wanda Siegel Q, - f I A V 5' Fern Simpson S? - ' -A ,, . 1 .5 , Wew ,xdclckfion fo Cakferia WaLe5 gating ore gnfoyadde After nearly a semester of carrying lunches and eating them under crowded con- ditions, the cafeteria was opened, and with new kitchen facilities, hot meals were served at noon to most of the students. The new room to the cafeteria with drapes at the windows provided a homey atmosphere. Additional tables and chairs helped to make the lunch period a short half- hour. Glenda Snyder Virginia Souders Bonnie Stauffer Thomas Straw Harvey Sturm -29. mi' Joseph Talbert Suzanne Taschetta Dick Terrell Glenda Thompson James Tolbert