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

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1 9 3 6 Football Champions CLARK, LOUIS KLouiel, so-captain, guard--An exceptional player whose shoes will be hard to fill. He made 28 points from placement, 14 in succession. FITZHUGH, GENTRY CF1tz7, fullback-- This hard plunging fullback will be back next year to clip off yards for his team. GALLAGHER , EDWARD cad 5 , ha1fDack-- Highland's ngalloping ghost,n a most dependable backfield man. GRIFFIN, HAROLD cteftyl, end--Lefty will be back next year to snag more passes. , HEINZ, PAUL CHeiniel, end--Paul's first year of football was not- able for his pass receiving. IWIG, SAMUEL fSamJ, co-captain, quarterback--Highland's field gen- eral and a fine blocker. KNEISLER, KENNETH CKennyD, guard-- Nent year will be Kenny's fourth year on the team. His Friday af- ternoons were spent in the oppon- ent's backfield. PARRISH, NELSON, tackle--Ne1son's first year of football was highly successful. RENBARGRR, WILLIAM QB1l1l, half- back--Our triple-threat man was outstanding for his all-around ex- cellence. WITHAM, CLAUDE, tackle--A commend- able player and a tower of strength on the left side of the Scottie line. WILLIAMS, ROBERT lBcbD, center-- His accurate passes to the backs gave them a flying start. DISNEY, RICHARD ccecky 7 ,--Disney will be missed next year. HALBERT, WALLACE Kwallyl,--New at the game in his senior year, Wally learned quickly. HARRIS, MERLIN--A hard man to upset. IRISH, FLOYD fFatJ,--Although only a freshman, he was the heaviest man on the team. IWIG , WARREN K Peanuts I . --Louie ' s capable substitute, a strong de- fensive player. KELLY, THOMAS KTomD,--A fine player who will take the quarterback pos- itlon. ROSE, RICHARD--A newcomer to High- land who was a welcome addition to the team. KNIGHT, JACK--Jack may have come up without his helmet, but he never came up without his smile. LAFFERTY, LEROY CVobachJ,--A reli- able player who should be a great help next year. 4444 4444 -,The scores of the games, opponents' preceding Highland Park's were ,f ig 0verbrook...O...4O Osage City...6...42 Seaman.... ....12...l5 Alma........O...52 Holton.......O...42 Wamego............O...53 McLouth. n Q 0 070 0 .26 Eskridge. 1 0 o ooo u A50 Topeka Catholico 9 ooo 0 DV4 xl If Highland Park's Tota1...552 H fp N f' A ' ' fl Q xx l K Opponents ' Totals o v o o u o Q XZ W -QAQQZQL qgfywi IIA, ay yybili ', jggxdig xbr . N 1 1 ri ' ,f I .

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Back Row: Jr. Miller, M. Hamilton, W. Ebez-hart, L. Lewis, J. E. Hagen, F. Carrier, W. Pennington. Third Row: Coach Erwin, L. Root, L. Lafferty, T. Kelly, Grcwnover, C. Smith, E. Rambesu, W. Renharger, G. Fitzhugh, E. Gallagher, R. Disney, J. Knight, F. Vanorstran, Asst. Coach Friend. Second Row: L. Disney, P. Heinz, N. Parrish, Co-Capt. L. Clark, R. Williams, K. Kneisler, Co- Gapt. S. Iwig, C. Witham, H. Griffin, P. Morris. Front Row: G. Shoemaker, E. Brunton, W. Halbert, W. Iwig, M. Harris, F. Irish, R. Rose, D. Bessant, K. Fountain, H. Reynolds, Hugh Fairbanks, manager. SPORTS EXTRA iHighlandPa1fk's''1ScottiesWEHLANWHKSBUHIESPICWEP, MEN.. Almost W'hippeCl by '.Whiz'UINUHTHEJHYHHWKTITLEc........5351... Le.. I A ted CIS cot Roll 0-ver Wamego Red VRaid- Hifhland Park Srldqers are uncle ' I -U ' A A W ers' tg 0' h Share on All-Star Team. Vobach. Unanimous Choice- Iwig Gets Quarter Call.- feated football ohamylom but Dar Jentrv Fltzhu h and B111 Renbar xigmg nsj-Rmb H' P' ge: sing for game Tesm: Invm--7 JAYKAWK uzncuz .u.r.-swiss' A - . ers Threaten Twice. -n z 'r .A cosr HIGHLAND mfs .s Smiles Bury W...Hme20 H1211 M... H . w4m.gol2 f,',i,',,p'4c, ,?1Q,'Q2'lif,, :::'vlE,,',f11,Qf'f5'1',2Q,'f,'d . 'n ' as m B ' ' . L .. 1 POINTS! THEY WIN 264 Under 33 Q 'ig 22 agggjsrcnsgi hfcngzg. kmmmgpa' rn-k: .-...-.. -- :rmrms Home HH'-' I In lf.- It is a. well known fzict ihat a Alma Second, Swamps Eskridga 30 to 0. In Steady: 3- 3 gf,'Q2Q:,Tff.?g':'15'3.'Q':i png, - A break may make a,-dlrterence iln , , V Advance to Title, f nsvm Hfmgggrgggffid Iglmfud Plfkv Mh- thc scoring in u.' football game. Third mv Jay ,,,h,,wk L,,,,,, 5,,,,d,,,,,, F to SPIN and p.,n.v.i,..,h,V4lm.,', Such was the casa yeatefday after- ---'- m m k Vg ra '5 11:36 iggoggegfeggii ' '-' leefn 01:15.55 H h M 'npon yvhqn Lefty Gp ffm: rlgln Juhwk Luv, 2 and Pnr ........... '- , 'Ends-McCoy. Organ :ji G lik . ml. w,ot'1-Ilgihmnd pan., broke the ml Pm Slim':::::::':::::::::::Q 5 3 :ESS e blajgjf the?.:t1?.':?ii'.P.?is.f'R'i'.22?'v?i2I35e.i't'3222.E , H, ,, ,M ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, mm ,,.....L...........-,,,.-M ,,,, Y, n ...B .nm-1 .L The Highland Scotttes under the able coaching of D. L. Erwin and J. H. Friend came through the season undefeated and untied, winning nine games and the Jayhawk League championship. This is the first time in the history of the school that Highland Park has won the championship. The Scotties placed six men on the Jayhawk 4 A11- Star team. They were Clark, A11-Star captain, Witham, Kneisler, S. Iwig, Fitzhugh and Renbarger. Heinz, Parrish, Williams and Gallagher received A11-Star honorable mention. i