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

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M si Eff! Coach Charla McCoy, P. Wighaman. S. Fischer. K. Dineen, R. Hale, N. Sanford, P. Counls, PEGGY WIGHAMAN PRACTICES her Ireeslyle IN THE MEDLEY relay, sophomore Paul Wolcoll during an allernoon worlcoul. surfaces lor a vilal breafh ol air. ROW: S. Douglass, B. TiI'us, T. Hill, K. Mar- Symmes. SECOND ROW: S. Brown, P. Nelms, L. M. Grey, S. Orczy-Barslow. l97I SWIMMING SCHEDULE BOYS TEAM January 22 ........., Bellaire High School January 23 ....,,....,...... SMU Relays January 27 ...... W. T. While High School February 5-6 ........., Universify of Texas lnvilafional February I I ,... ...SWAAU Meel March 5-6 .... .... R egional Meei March I9-20 ,... ..... S Tale Meef GIRLS TEAM January 7 ,.............. Lalce Highlands January I4, .Thomas Jefferson High School January 22 .......... Bellaire High School January 27 ...,.. W. T. While High School February IO .....,... Samuel High School February I8 .... Bryan Adams High School March 5-6 ,..,,.......... Regional Meel March I9-20 ....,........,.. Slale Meef Swimming o I47

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Tankers Place Second in Austing Girls' Relay Team Breaks Record Tough compeTiTion Trom Memorial and Bellaire OT HousTon Taced The HP Blue Wave on Their drive Tor The elusive STaTe championship. For many years, The ScoT Tankers had been a close conTender Tor The STaTe TiTle, buT had always come in second behind Memorial oT HousTon. Tri-capTains Paul Haines, PeTer Car- ney, and George Perry led The Blue Wave during long workouTs and seasonal meeTs. AT The SMU Relays, The ScoTs placed an impressive TiTTh, wiTh David Ward, Jeb SanTord, Paul WolcoTT, and Paul Hayes winning The Tree-sTyle relay. AT The UniversiTy OT Texas aT AusTin ln- viTaTional, The Tankers placed second be- hind arch-rival Memorial. In This meeT, Paul WolcoTT, PeTer Carney, Paul Hayes, and David Ward placed TirsT in The med- ley relay, while Junior Paul Hayes clinched The TirsT-place Trophy in The IOO-yard buTTerTly. Junior Jeb SanTord represenTed The Blue Wave aT The SouThwesT AAU meeT aT SMU. He won The l65O-yard TreesTyle, deTeaTing by only I8-hundredThs oT a sec- ond SMU sTar John RuboTTom. Por The TirsT Time aT Highland Park, The girls' swimming Team acTively engaged in compeTiTion wiTh local high schools. ln Their TirsT Two dual meeTs, The Temi- nine Tankers swepT by Lake Highlands, 54-3I, and Thomas JeTTerson ol-33. AgainsT Bellaire High School oT HousTon, The ScoTs losT a close one SI-48. AT This meeT, Sophomore Pam CounTs seT a new pool record in The TOO-yard backsTroke. The girl swimmers proved Themselves again in a dual meeT againsT Bryan Adams, 53-38. Peggy Wighaman clinched The ZOO-yard TreesTyle. ln The Jaycee Relays, The ScoTs' relay Teams gaThered many poinTs wiTh Nancy Viegel. Nancy SanTord, Peggy Wigha- man, and Pam CounTs seTTing a record Time in The 4-OO-yard relay. The medley relay Team placed sixTh. while The back- sTroke relay Team placed second, helping The sTaTe raTing. MORNING WORKOUTS PROVIDE Time Tor Blu Wave sTar Paul Hayes To pracTice his buTTerTly. FRONT ROW: P. Hayes, M. Pharo, B. PorTh, G. Carney, D. Ward, J. SanTord, D. Hagler, R, Lamb, Pike, B. O'Brien, D. Clarke, S. Hager, B. Lowry, R Perry, P. Haines, P. Carney, P. WolcoTT, P. Desch- P. Jones. THIRD ROW: G. O'Dwyer, S. DunTon, J. WO0d- ner. SECOND ROW: P. Page, D. Anderson, D. I46 o Swimming L

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FRONT ROW: C. Keelancl, J. l.angTord, I.. New- man, D. Newman, J. Crow, P. Dees, B. FiTzhugh. L. Houseman. SECOND ROW: B. McDonald, 6. Ray, C. Newman, C.Adams, D, Davies, A. Sparkman, C Tord C Williams B Hale J Simpson S Swayze Emery, D. Thompson. THIRD ROW: T. Tv1cGroTh, l. J Foss Corrigan. T, Park, R. Gowdey, M. Thomas, S. Shuf ...?,, VV km! ,,,,, , Q A 1-, fi ' Y f . ,: l qu sr' ur, it V 5 A M A ., 2.,,.'A, I-IP Golf Team Select ,Tumors As Co-Captains SeTTing a new precede-nT, The golT Team elecTed Two iuniors, Cary Newman and Leo Corrigan, insTead oT The usual seniors as co-capTain oT The Team. ln an eTTorT To give everyone on The Team a Tair chance To play in a maTch, Cary, Leo, and Coach Newman Casey devised a sysTem Tor giving The Team- maTes This chance. Each golTer played a qualiTying maTch, wiTh The besT Tive be- coming eligible To play in The Tourna- menT. ATTer winning Their TirsT Two Tourna- menTs wiTh Woodrow Wilson and Bryan Adams, The Team placed I6Th ouT oT 73 Teams aT The SouThwesT TournamenT in ForT WorTh, February 26 and 27. The Team Traveled To such meeTs as The Tour- namenT oT Champions in San AnTonio and The WichiTa Falls lnviTaTional. They also played aT Brookhaven CounTry Club April I3 and I4 and ended Their season wiTh The Dallas InviTaTional May 2. T48 0 Golf T V -cr :Qt J T ' fx l.Nf','?1': Q , . ' , ,MT .ss-mia. . 1 T.-, ffm ,A-.ffea.,, is 1... , , we - JU f, ,zz ,pf g 4- , 'ff-, 3-V' wg.. X' ' ' f ., - 'T. .W , some -ra. as 4 . . , ' , f' K ' L '1--,sf 5 T M .L ii CARY NEWMAN FORSEES a successful puTT. TOM PARK TRIES swinging aT a snowball N