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

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S-C-0-T-S!: John Hall enthusiastically leads a Scot yell, while the rest of the cheerleaders lend their support. Flyin’ high: Kathy Rott and Marsa Munroe try their skill at fly- ing a kite on the beach at Padre Island. Summer e15

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HP Scots Enjoy Fun Filled Summer With the close of the '80-81 school year, HP students took off 2% mon- ths for vacation, camp work and more school. Several HP students attended the summer session at Phillips Academy in Andover, Mass. These included Todd Foster, Ann Coleman, Erin Alexander, Ashley Gunter, Elise Pet- tinger, and Will Pettinger. Hill Collins went to Culver Military Academy while Beryl Wadsworth participated in botany classes in Aspen, Colorado. Others chose to bear the rain and heat working in Dallas. Jeff Hamlin did construction work while Kelley Hill held a job at a nearby sports shop. Lendy Leggett and Christie Coker spent their summer working at an HP gift shop. John Hamlin bussed tables at a Dallas hotel while Tricia Bell, Sherri Todd, Katherine Schooler and Kelly York worked at a local tea room. Freshman Michael Jackson spent time working at Plaza of the Americas. A common occupation for many students was mowing lawns. Summer jobs outside the Dallas area and Texas also attracted many kids. John Vandermeer was a counselor at a camp while Gina Gaberino was a life guard. Connie Shannon, Laura Baldwin, and Lane Wooldridge, were wranglers at Sky Ranch and Jennifer Simmons held the same type job in Colorado. Vacations also attracted many students and their families. Traveling to the beach were Brian Davis, to Hawaii, Gigi Olmsted to Galveston and Robyn Plumlee to Acapulco. Matt Johnston vacationed in Africa and in the Mobi Desert and he enjoyed collec- ting flowers to freeze them in a scrap book. Vicki Guisinger travelled in England, Greece, and France. Kathy Rott travelled with Campus Crusade to Colorado while Beth Moore and Margaret Shelmire took a Young Life wilderness trip in Canada. Young Life Camp Windy Gap also called many HP students. Several horsemen travelled through the U.S. participating in horse shows including Melissa Woodard and Ann Marie Cowdrey. Camp was also a main attraction during the summer months. Cindy Kelton and Gayden Beard went to Camp Mystic for five weeks while Kamp Kanakomo attracted Juniors Amy Fleck and Cynthia Love. There were those HP students who stayed in Dallas who played frisbee and visited the SMU pool and just took it easy until school bells rang in August. Ready to go?: Patrick Jordan has second thoughts about parasailing on a Destin, Florida Beach. 14¢Summer —

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Welcome to H.P.: Jeanne Verster from South Africa, en- joys an AFS welcoming party in her honor given by Carolyn Brown. A chorus line: Jane Brenner shows off her dancing and singing talents during a musical production at camp. 16°Summer