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

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FDRWARD A high school is more than a group of buildings housing offices and a gym and an auditorium A high school is the students who put their every day life into those buildings and the teachers and office Staff who pass on to the students knowledge acquired during years of study and training A high school is the ad linistrators who coordinate the activities of both students and faculty into a well run educational institution Highland Park high school students ficnlty and administrators have displayed the feeling of prlde in their school to atlonal center known throughout the state The classroom does not consume all of the student s time in school nor does it require much of his outside time At the new brick block on California an atlosphere of social trend prevails as in the Ivy Schools east of here The Prom Christmas Formal and Sweetheart Hop will bring memories of both beneficial and invalid times bringing back the tribul ations of a teen age high school student .4- Every athlete in the school knows of the fine sportsmanship of the entire student body and well does the outsider know also of this fine mark of adult leadership dis played by all individuals within our four classes This is the high school as it has been for many a day and w1l1 continue to strive to better the education of American youth of today and of the future The yearbook staff members of 1958 wish to express their gratitude to the administration faculty and the students of Highland Park High School for their to them in one edition this school year of 1958 fN 217 such a degree that it has become an educ- efforts in making it possible to present 9 as , Q I 0

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CDNTENTS The Adm mlstratmn Many Departments We Students Fme Athletics Dur Clubs index P099 page page 5 page 147 page U7 page 205 . . . 7 I9 7 Great Activities page H7