Highland Park High School - Polar Bear Yearbook (Highland Park, MI)

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l 1 - s ,I 1 ,N , l Top Row-fwager. Mulford, F. Palmer, R. Ward. Trimby. Van Hartesveldt, Schell, W. Silberstein, Seaver, Davis, Scott, Walsh. Znfl Row- sett. Wind, Walker, Peck. -Keshishian, Yianopulos. Seaman, Zaglemeyer, Holmes Huntzinger, Spati'or:l, Vickers, Crus- 3rd RuwfBobb, H. Palmer, Waters, Townsend, Ramsdell, Johnson, Artinian, Marshall. Stanley, Rich- ards. Caldwell, M. Silberstein, Kahn. 4th Row-Kellum, Starkey, Adams, Boston, Hume. C. Ward, Spruhan, Bullock, Brown, Blugerinan, Fagan, Luck, Wallace. Hi-Y TRIVING not only for its own welfare, but for that of the school and com- munity as well, the Hi-Y has kept its members greatly interested in Subjects concerning activities, as much character and spirit, occupy discussions talks at the meetings every Tuesday. Se cral interesting speeches were presented-, The members managed two booths at the c a rn i v al, contributed an hilarious skit, '-'Stop, Look, an' Listen to the All-School gpm y, and decorated the halls for the co-operation with the girls, they 0 sponsored a Christmas banquet for eial underprivileged children, and gave em candy and gifts. At Thanksgiving ggjiih E 'ifig projects during the past thirteen -L 'QQ' season, with the help of the Girls' .ikm In among which was one on Narcotics by Mr. Harvey Waite of the narcotic bureau. and another on Boy and Girl Relation- ships by Mr. Philip Lovejoy, in a joint meeting with the Girls' Club, the sister .n'ganizatiun. X they distributed baskets to less fortunate ,,families. In all this service, the boys have promoted their club purpose: to maintain, create, and extend high standards of Christian charac- ter throughout the school and community. OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Adviser l Page Eighty-six - John Spruhan : Howard Holmes Charles Bullock, Venable Johnson - - Carl Ward, David Luck - - Burrill Brown - William Prakken u