Highland Park High School - Hornet Yearbook (Amarillo, TX)

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F reshmen TERRI AVENT Basketball Pep Squad QIeSJ Spanish Club D . AWN ARMOUR Math Club S . C . Rep . 4-H Yearbook Staff RHONDA BARRETT Basketball PAM BEARD Spanish Club Basketball 4-H Alt. Cheerleader Head Cheerleader Queen of Highland Park Class Favorite KIM BOECKEL Basketball Pep Squad Spanish Club S.C. Rep. MARK BROUGHTON TERREL CHAMBERS BaSketzaE PATTI CHESSER Rift 1a b Basketball Mat C u Pep Squad S.C. Rep. Mr . Highland Park BRYAN COLBERT Basketball PEGGIE CLARK Football Pep Squad 4-H S.C. Sgt.-at-Arms Class Favorite

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Revolution 1776? n 4'x if ' k 's. x I H. -' Everybody knows about Washington crossing the Delaware, but not everyone knows who rowed the boat . . . our sources inform us that JEANNE HOLJES rowed while DAVID HOIJES sat in the back and said, Putt, putt, putt, . . DAWN ARMOUR is still trying to figure out what she did that made the whole British Army mad at her. Showing that centerfold of that wierdo to General Cornwallis didn't help any. At Valley Forge, Washington was on the verge of burning RANDALL WELCH, LARRY GILL, and NICK DIEHM for firewood, tFlick your bic, GeorgeD COY TAYLOR'S license was suspended because of wreckless driving . . pulling a cannon? Betsy Ross - tELIUSl is still trying to teach her prize homemaking students, IANIS UNDERWOOD , and JUANITA PEREZ how to make flags. JIMMY NOLAND and LEE WAYNE LOGSTON, Highland Park's own Benedict Arnolds, felt mistreated by H.P. girls so they went to River Road, or was it Travis, or was it . . . FARLEY DETTEN is still up in the old South Church mumbling One ifnby- land, two if-by-sea, or was it two ifeby-land or one if-by-sea, or maybe TERREL CHAMBERS would have been in the Revolution if he hadn't been so busy in front of the mirror trying to decide which satin shirt he should wear. Knowing RODNEY WALKER, if we would have lost the Revolution he would have taken it personally. We know they rationed food at Valley Forge, but in TIMMY WELCH'S case they went too far. After the war, JOEY WIMBERLY collected all the spare cannon balls and invented bowling. LINDA MCREYNOLDS is renowned for her Sharp-Shooters Medal, unfortu- nately, it came from the British. We all know about DALE WHIPKEY'S great experiment with a kite and elec- tricity, it went straight to his head. . and then there's CHARLES STUART and LANCE KELLER. Well, that's about the long and short of the Revolution .

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Freshmen T AMMY COOPER THERESA CUMMIN S BaSketball . Basketball Spamsh Club - Sec. Pep Squad 4-1-1 Ch011' Queen Cheerleader FARLEY DETTEN Basketball Pep Squad I EH Spanish Club - Vice Pres. gaff: DI M S.C. Alt. Rep. Yearbook Staff Basketball Queen chm JEAN FISHER RICKY FISHER LAURA FRYE LARRY GILL KELLIE GOYNE Basketball Spanish Club S.C. Sec. Yearbook Staff Football Queen MARK HALE