Highland Park High School - Highlander Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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'W Inllation: Balloons are the fitting attire lor Allison Stone, Debbie Sharpe, and Jenny Sharpe for the Hi-Lite circus picnic. Game Plan: Revising their strategy, lreshman football players huddle together for instructions before time runs out, 10 I Introduction ,.-f Stir Well and Bake: As the cement turns, a lone Workman controls the flow and waits for the mixer to empty.

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the town. . . red? ln a city the size of Dallas students found ample activities to escape the grind of academia. Athletic events headed the list of opportunities to promote school spirit and recover from an exhausting week of school. To break the monotony of school cafeteria cook- ing, students flocked to the string of Greenville Avenue restaurants. The staggering variety of temptations ranged from pizza and hamburgers to steak and lobster. Older students plus a few thrill- seeking underclassmen attended several formals in the course of the year. The .Junior Symphony Ball and the Junior-Senior Prom were the headlin- ers of these social bashes, followed by other pri- vately-hosted black-tie affairs in the most elegant ballrooms of Dallas. Not everyone hit the high spots of Dallas, but everyone enjoyed his vveek- end to the fullest. Kick OH: Tommy Reynolds leads the football team through the line of cheers and stuffed pan- thers at the lirst Paschall pep rally. driven limousine to parental guidance. Second Thoughts: Instead ot giving a corsage to their dates, Spence Kendrick and Arvin Combes consider a plant for a change. Introduction I 9 What Classl: Going in style, freshman Scott Walker and Allyson Wright prefer a chauffeur-

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iid ELWULUC3 relationships Concrete Idea: An anonymous Scot supporter utilizes abundant wet cement to make his mark for posterity. 1978 was the year that four choirs, ten sports, three publications, two productions, twenty-odd clubs, one enthusiastic spirit committee, a major student governing body, a versatile faculty, a chal- lenging curriculum, and almost 1,606 individuals converged each day to face the same decisions: whether to go to the assembly or do last minute homework, to butt in front of a friend in the lunch room or patiently go to the end of the line, to face the traffic jams in the halls or go the long way around, to read your English or watch your favorite T.V. show. There was always plenty to do, places to go, people to see, things you had to do and things you wanted to do. No matter what you were doing, friends were there with you. They made those mandatory things less a burden and the things you would rather do more funi Masters-ol-Ceremony: Tim Ewing and Chris Bell change their image as they strum and sing their introductions lor acts in the AFS. Talent Show. Finger-Licking Good: Coaches, players, and their football decorator-girls. gather at Williams park for fried chicken. Introduction 011