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

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Mr. Harold Velasquez lr. Gary lesthnain Irs. largaret liley Mr. Paul lillis Mechanical Drawing Constitution Cafeteria Biology - 'vaul- lr. lax loodall General Business Boord of Educotlon Holds Open House for Faculty As is the custom each holiday season, the school board invites the teachers of Highland Park High School to attend open house. This was held at the home of lr. J. J. Gies in Tecumseh. Tea or coffee, and cookies were served in the afternoon. A time of fellowship was enjoyed, 'Q-1 I Q' X Jian ' -- H Miss Baskett., Mr. lesthusin, Miss Geiger, and Miss Nash enjoy Christmas open house at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Gies in Teculloh. I A

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Mr Herrmun Co lr Gordon Sailors Irs Nancy Schallehn Irs. Sarah Shipman lr. laxwell Sloov Woodworking Physical Education Civics Physical Education ,t .v , A Q I -Alf ' 9 lr Laloyne Smith lr Claude Spencer lr. lobert ltapleford lill lelel Trotter General Bus mess Civics Physical Science Business Education Lyndon Herrman isthe director of the Guidance Depart ment He supervises the giving of many different types of tests concerning aptitude interests mental ability and personality He tries to talk to as many of the stu dents as possible about vocational and educational plan ning and plans to have at least one conference with each senior Mr Herrman also interprets tests and ex plains the results tothe student in private conferences. In addition, it is his duty to provide vocational information for the use of the students, to help seniors get scholarships and to work with Mrs. Bergen in connec- tion with the Special Education Program. Students with emotional problems also may obtain assistance from Mr. Herrman and county psychologists who work part time in his office. unsels with Students

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'Qgfffdigk f 'F-'.,'l:'lA ',IU'L'.' 4 J .sig 1 e' I Irs. Bradford Mrs. Bard Irs. Hoverstock Irs. Kahle Irs. Kreipe lrs. lcLaughlil ly ' If Mrs. lurray e ,J ffl' A lrs. osborn f gf -sg T ' -y Mrs. Patterson . q ff sta W Irs. Snell , ,Q - A .fa ,, H. A ' i 'f' lf. -Q .. 'I' 1' c' Aflr I' . 1 .7 ' -44. 4' 0 .H ' . Y -4 .., - . c , , , o,'.e',.s. l'n il . N- - .--- ililms'--.'..'6W.'I-BAUI Nas :,,.'-' ' Cafeteria Staff Prepares 800 Daily Meals This year the school enploys ten women who work in the cafeteria under the super- v1s1on1ofMrs. Wiley, the school dietitian. Each woman is responsible for some part of the meal concerning the preparation and the serving. Including all the personnel Custodians Have Numerous Duties The duties of the five custodians are numerous and vary greatly in variety. The men are assigned to different sections of the building and to duties which they are to perform in and around the building. One of the five is always on hand to drive a bus whenever the need may arise or to be present at the social events and meetings to offer his assistance than necessary. and students, they prepare some 800 meals a day. The students can always look for- ward to receiving nourishing, well-ba1an- ced meals throughout the whole school year Irvin Andres Leo Brown Herman Kahle Albert Krelpe Paul Bchaich