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

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43, .A' At least the wolen act like they enjoy the food which the ICI prepared for then. Men Prepare Breakfast On November 26, the male members of the faculty prepared and served a Thanksgiving breakfast for the women teachers. This is a treat that the women look forward to all year. The men arrived at the school at 5:30 a.m. to start preparing a delicious meal of waffles and syrup, eggs, sausage, orange juice, and coffee or milk. Mr. Hernman, acting as chairman of the affair, appointed the following men to these duties: Smith-table serving: Reynolds and Conklin-coffee making and servingg Hays and Sailors-chief cooks: andBaker-clean-up. lr. Harvey was appointed the difficult duty of waking up liss Hurtgen in time for the breakfast as she is usually late for this event, which she was. These head men chose a committee to work under them and help them in their tasks. Mr. lillis serves hot coffee to early rising faculty lesbers. lr. Stoll, lr. Bays, and lr. Sailors ship lp a batch of waffle batter and stir a brew of sonething that looked like laple syrup. and L

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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

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1 R , af. 'W' Ir. J. J. Gies Treasurer Mr. Charles Tietgen Director School Boord Represents Patrons of District No. I0 It is the goal of the Board of Education of District No. 10 to make ours a better high school in which we may derive more benefits and advantages. They have willingly contributed to this school their time and efforts in working with the parents and administration, planning of the budget and curriculum, and in preparing the school for each new year. Mr. Gies has been on the Board of Education at High- land Park the longest of the three men. He has held the position of treasurer since 1938 and has done much bene- fiting the school in those twenty years. The director, Mr. Tietgen, has been on the board for five years, and this school year, 1957-58, is the first year for Mr. Tolin. Mr. J. I. Tolin Clerk 'ir IW5 ..1g..