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

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aul iN eee AdY LQ the numerous posters on his wall, senior Whit Pillsbury looks over his homework for tomorrow. Photo by Mary Hutson oy ETREAT o to your @ HAVING a free moment on a Satur- day, junior Greg Rose uses his spare time to pin up another poster. Photo by Mary Hutson If It’s Not One Thing It’s Another 6 added personal ,room and . touch ecause g stay there! I like my room because we had ee -i|W hat { { sponge painte parents did not P pas of Dee friends on tite walls light realize, though, brighten it up. Shannon blue and aqua was that forcing Hawl blue,” Shannon their children to awicy Hawn, junior, their rooms was said. not a punishment but a pleasure! During those moments at home, students enjoyed the seclusion of their rooms. Because of the amount of time spent in their rooms, students were content as long as space was provided. “T like my new room because final- ly I live in a nicely-sized room and not in a closet. I didn’t really decorate it, but my mom’s interior decorator did. She decorated it with a preppy red and green plaid,” junior Clayton Kennington said. Some students use favorite colors in their rooms. “My room has my mom’s and my The content of the room was im- portant. One decorating trick was putting pictures everywhere. “People make fun of me because my room is labeled the Matt Hudnall shrine, but if I ever took down all the pictures of him, my room would be totally bare,” said Whitney Burnett, senior. “I like my room because it has a few deer heads hanging off the walls and they're staring at me all the time,” said sophomore Preston Knight. Students’ rooms were often expressions of their personalities, as well as enjoyable re- treats. sta Gretchen Schlachter © Student Life If It’s Not One Thing It’s Another j4p- wi a ‘ sae ‘ ‘ Lino : ROW Ds Wee ‘ hae :

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@ USING his study hall time wisely, senior Alan Stotts looks over college discs provided y the counselors’ of- fice, to aid students. Photo by Erin Boydston © DECIDING which college to at- tend, senior Alesha Mathews reads brochures in the cafeteria on college night. Photo by Melanie Buchanan © SPENDING a Saturday afternoon at SMU, seniors Alesha Mathews and Tina Moore check out the guys. Photo by Melanie Buchanan BIG DECISION

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@® FINDING it hard to concentrate on her homework, senior Whitney Burnett sits among the numerous pic- tures of her boy- friend. Photo by Mary Hutson @ IN the presence of his moose, junior Preston Knight studies his geome- try over the phone with one of his friends. Photo by Mary Hutson ® STAYING up un- til all hours of the night, junior Chris Jackson puts the final touch on his trigonometry home- work. Photo by Mary Hutson RETREAT