Highland High School - Highlander Yearbook (Albuquerque, NM)
- Class of 1953
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We're very proud 5 S QNX of this class and its many outstanding achievements. Q X Yi' X As you leave our schovol, you may be sure that we will follow your progress with great expectations. May God keep you and bless you and may the sunshine of happiness ever be in your souls. That is your Principals wish for you. ' I Sincerely, ,J . at. N. G. Tate ly 'X-x Ki ,lg Q My , xxj, YX X xv . IA v , A 7 .c . - -0 , X .Q 5 -'Q . ,N N ' if .X 4. . V-' '4 K .. 5, 4' 19. f ff xi . ix: W -.J lx I f YQX X X. Sf , . X Y N. Ayr W N, . s 3 V my if 5, e u 1, H 72 'L AX 5 ' I of W 5 ' 8' ak-U 0 o 3 'NT K Q' VX Njf 3 ' , W.Wm,W.zv,mw,,,. ww N-and All . Q, A A ilk L: .. 4 M f,w6S 1 W -wi ,ig f J' - 1 ci 'E , L .,:,.. s J, .x may 1 K R , Y z , 'S A 543215 U :gg SK W Tx S , .,...,.,,, L W-,,,.,,,,,,M x .A I fag . mia ' . X l...EJfQy. .. . ' Xlflakwie ,vi K.. ., 1 W, , Q ,. , . , 1 Q i sg, x.,, 5 6 mm' 'Q' -.N ':-' by ' 1 nk.-4 ,ff .swf nw ,..,X...gg.... R jj? Q X 'EEXQ 5' M, N v dl X K muff' WQMQW we 6f?iiiN Ur f eiliil MWWW f, 1 I I I I I Have you, the student body of Highland, ever stopped to think how far Highland has come from the first day that classes were held in these buildings? Highland has moved ever forward and advanced in the fields of academics, sports, and citizenship. Our faculty and administration are looking ever ahead for means by which to improve our school. Our students are continually receiving high honors in the state and nation. Highland will always move forward and allow no barriers to halt its progress. We, the staff of the Highlander, present to you the I953 HIGHLANDER and hope that it will revive memories of Highlands advance- ment over the past four years. , I L4 ' .A lfii, it ,V , .xv ff' - iqiffl' 'lf A fi I ' I ff ft 0 L 1 f, Qjo JW -Q 505 ,N f 0 W lfnlxp ,W G., XLC E R .Ati , ,XV . Sf, X . Q i , . X ,J, M XX gg ix X K S X Q :, xv -5? 21. A ' bi 3 .i . 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Abbott, Joe Ackerman, Sherrell Alexander, Norma Alexander, Rugs U Abe Sherry Sluggar Football 1,2,35 Basketball I Club 3,45 Honor Soc- Commercial Club 45 Tri- G.A.A. 45 Swimming Club 152,35 Hi-Y 3. ety 1,2,3,4 fGold HJ 5 Hi-Y 3,45 Swimming Club 45 Ballroom Dancing Club lockey 35 Latin Club 2. 45 G.A.A. 4. 45 Junior Playg Chorus 3. V Allen, Sandra Amacker, Jeff Anderson, Evelyn Anderson, Ken Cyranda Zeno Honor Society 2,3,45 Na- Fritz irls' State5 St. Coun. 35 Basketball 45 Boys' State5 tional Honor Society 3g Band 1,2,3,45 f Pres. 75 '. Treas.5 Sr. Playg Tri- Honor Society 1,2,3,4. Art Club 2,35 Commer- Basketball 2,3,45 Dance i-Y. cial Club 4. Band 45 Hi-Y 3,4. Anderson, Robert Andrews, Audrey Arnold, Jerry Baker, Jackie Honest Bob Commercial Clubg Jug Dude i Club 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. Club. Hi-Y 3,45 Football 2,35 cort. Intramural Rep. 1,25 Los Canteros 4. 7 Ballou, Zoe Ann Banks, Betty Bankston, Charles Barbee, Robert Ole Black Zoe B.B. Football 1,2,3g Basketball Bob Cheerleader 1,2,4g Tri-Hi- Honor Society, Square 1,33 Class Treas. 15 Swim- Square Dance C l u bg Y 3,4 IV. Pres.J Toby Dance Clubs, Tennis, Rid- ming 2,33 Hi-Y 3. Band, Ballroom Dancing Club 1,2,3,4g Stu. Coun. 1 ing Clubs. Club, Golf, Jun. Art Lge. ' ,, , , Barger, Margie Barger, Virgil Barnes, Patsy Barnhisel, Judy Bowling Clubg Com. Club Drill Squad 35 Roller Ivy Club 45 Tri-Hi-Y 45 39 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Tennis Skating Club 1,2. Honor Society 4. Club 2g Jug Club 2. Barresi, Victor Barrett, Dolores Barrows, Nancy Bayes, Billie Clarkie Bill G.A.A. 3,4 fPres. 3lg Photo Club. Swimming Club 3,4 fPres. 41, Tri-Hi-Y. Beasley, Jack Beason, Dolores Beisel, Shirley Benakis, Georgia lolf 3,4g Art Leagueg F.H.A. 4. Burley George .ette1'man's Club. Cheerleader 45 Tri-Hi-Y Jr. Art League 3,45 Ten- 4g Tobies 1,3,4g Fashion nis, Spanish Clubs 1,2,3g Show 13 Jug Club 1. G.A.A. 33 Jug' Club 1,2. Benton, Darlyne Benton, Larry Blackburn, Raymond Blackwell, Charlotte Sam Hall Guard 1,2,3,4. Charlie Band 1g Spanish Club 3g Tennis Club 1, 2g Service Hi-Y 3 fPl'9S.l. Club 33 G.A.A. 43 Swim- ming Club 35 C0m'l. 4. Blair, Patricia, Boggs, Brian Boring, Wayne Botts, Mary Blurr Brer H Club 3,49 T1'aCk 3. Potts lirls' Stateg St. Coun. 2,3, Boys' Chorus. Toby Club 1,2,3,4 fPres. Lg fSec. 355 Annual 2,3,4 45: Tri-Hi-Y 3,4 SGC- 355 Ed. 45g Hon. Soc. 2,3,4. G.A.A. 4g Latin Club, 2. Brewster, Allen Brown, Dick Brunacini, Jack Bruton, Clark Motor Guardg Basketballg Baseball, 3,4Q H Club 3,43 Bruno Chuck Tennis. Hi-Y, 3,43 Stu. Council 13 Baseball3 Rodeo Club3 In- Football 23 Swimming 33 Football 1. tramuralsg Stu. Counci13 Intramural Rep. 4g Triple Hunting XL Fishing Club. H3 Riding Club 1. Bryce, Jim Buckley, Wayne Buell, Sumner Hockey 33 H Club 3,43 lT1'2ll'lSf91' Studentl. Football 4. Bunn, Mints Sue Minnie Honor Society 1,2,3,4, Gold H, QSec. 353 Stu- dent Council fSec. 45. Burk, Nancy Burton, Margaret Bush, Laurie Fiesta Queen 23 G.A.A. 3, Maggie Shrub 4 CPres. 413 Honor Soc- Fashion show model 1,2,3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4 fPres., 413 iety, 1,2,3,43 Highlight 43 Jugs, G.A.A.3 Tri-Hi- Toby Club l,2,3,43 Drill fBus. Mgr., 3,4j. Y 2,3,43 Toby QT1'eas.J. Squad 13 Swimming 3. L0 Butterbaugh, Bill Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Square Dance 2,3,43 Del. to New Mex. Jr. Sq. Dance Ass0.3 Spanish Club 1. Campbell, Lu Case, Mary Ann Castle, Jean Chamblisa, Don Beatrice Hopeless Jeanne fTl'aI1Sfe1'J lrch. 1, 2, 3, 4 fSec.Jg Jug, Square Dance Clubs Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Ice Skating Honor Society 4. 'ashion Show 1, 2, 3, 4 1,25 Com. Club 43 Sec. of 33 Jug Club 23 Rol. Skat- Chairmanjg Chorus 4. Homeroom 35 Art League ing 3g Com. Club. Chapman, Richard Charles, Jacquie Chrisholm, Jack Clingenpeel, Ronnie Dick Charles Chop Cling Ding Bowling Club 2. Swimming Club 4g Skat- Football 1,2.3,4g Track 2, Photo Club, Roller Skat- ing Club 2g Jug Club 2g 3, 4, H Club 43 Student ing Club, Intramural Student Council 4. Council 3,4. Football. Cochran, Tom Cole, Carole Collins, Marilyn Collins, Orville .atin Club 33 Audio-Vis- Tri-Hi-Yg Ice Skating, Dimples an 3,43 Station Mgr., Com., Macminabo Clubsg fT1'3.I1Sf6l'l QHHS 33 Chemistry Store F.H.A. ' Loom 4. 11 Conley, J. B. Conwell, Pat Ice Hockey Team 3,45 Ice Skating Club 3. f Cooper, Arlin Coop-er, Nancy ucoopn uPlnkyh Honor Society 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 3,45Spanish, Mod- fTreas. 415 Latin Club 25 ern Dance Club 45 Girls Band 1, 25 Baseball 2. Intramuralsg Office 2,3,4 Corn, Arzetta Cox, Alice Coxe, Mariel Craig, Ronnie Zena Roller Skating Club 1,25 Junior Playg G.A.A. 49 fTransferJ Student Council 15 Bowl- Drill Squad 3. Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 Hornet Skating Club. ing Club 15 Office Girl Queen Attendant 45Fash- fGymJ 15 Jug Council 1. ion Show 3. Cramer, James Crampton, Dorothy Crider, Joyce Criss, Dick Letterman's Clubg Wres- Cleo Jody Decrease tling Team. Jug Club 1,25 G.A.A. 45 Roller Skating fSec.J 3, Marching Band 45 Con- Swimrning 3,45 Drama- 45 Jug Club 1,2. ert Band 1,2,3,4. tics 2 5 Tri-Hi-Y fPreS. 41. 12 Cunningham, LaVonne Dahlberg, Art Daniel, Harriet Daniel, Laura. KlJodyYl UMM-ici, lCHarryll LILY, Tri-Hi-Y 3,43 Annual 2,3, Varsity Football Team, Swimming' Club, Junior Student Council 2,35 Ski 4 CAssoc. Ed. 47 Jug, Cavalier Hi-Yg Letter- Art League. Club 3,4 fSec. 395 Tri- Ice Skating Clubs 1, 2. man's Club. Hi-Y 3,4 1Treas. 35. Daniel, Patricia Ann Day, Douglas DeGregori, Tom Dempsey, Jim Patsy De Molayg Hi-Yg A-V Honest Tom Cat Swimming' Club, Ball- Club. Student Council 1, 4, room Dancing' Clubg Sq- uare Dancing Club. Chairman of Republican Central Committee. Dennis, Albert Dickinson, Dorothy Dietrich, William Dineen, Robert Dotty Annual 43 Boys' Double Bob Square Dance Club 1,2,3 Quartett 43 Operetta 2,35 Square Dance Club 49 In fVice Pres.J Com. Club 3, Thespians 3,45 Jr. Play. tramural Basketball 4. 45 Ivy Club 3,45 Sand 4. 13 Domeier, Sue Drago, Barbara Drumm, Don Sleepy Tennis 1,2,3 QSec. 2,3Jg Spanish Club 3,4 fVice Bowling, 1,2,3g Com. fSec. 41 g Honor Soc., 2,3, Clubs 41 g Highlight Staff 4g Student Council 2. 45 G.A.A., 3,4. Drummond, Elizabeth Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Stu. Coun- cil 1,2g Speech Club 3,4, CTreas.b Latin Club 1,25 Swimming Club 2,3,4. Duplentis, Claudette Durrett, James Duvall, James Dupie Jim fTransferJ Girls' Stateg Stu. Council Football 2,3,4g H Club 3, 2,33 Senior Class, fSec.Jg 4, Track 2,3. G.A.A.g Tri-Hi-Y 3,4 Dyer, Edward flEdY, Stu. Council Rep., 23 In- tramurals, Rep., 2,3,4g Honor Soc. 2,33 Track 2. Economides, Jim Edgar, Nancy Edie, Richard Edwards, Glenda Lefty Nan Flaahbulb Ginni Baseball 1,3,4g H Club 3, Jug Club 3g Librarian 1, Projector Club 1,25 Boys' CTransferJ 45 Football 1, 3, Basket- 2,35 Commercial Club 4. State 33 Band 1,2,3,4g F.H.A. 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4. ball 1,2g Hi-Y 2,3,4. Annual Photo. 2,3,4. 14 Elam, Helen Ovid Evatit, Janetlfflifl fxlgilfw Faulker, David Ferguson, Joe Y J y 7 F.H.A. 3,45 Macminabo 3, ,f an ,jf Dave' Joey 45 Tennis Club 15 Bowl- Senior Playg G.A. . 45 fTransferJ Football 35 Basketball 2, ing Club 25 Fashion Show Swimming Club 45 Latin , 35 Tennis 1,2,3,45 H Club 2,4. Club 3,45 Thesbians 3,4. ff' 1,2,3,45 Hon. Soc. 1,2,3. Field, Martha Figge, Roger Finch, Don Ford, Peter Mar California Pete Tri-Hi-Y 3,4 fP1'es. 455 fTransfe1'J Swimming Club 45 G.A.A. 45 Jug Club 1,2. Fortman, Gordon French, Courtney French, Dick French, Mona Lee Gordo Hi-Y5 Intramurals Rep. 45 Football5 H Clubg Swim- Band 1,2,3,45 Bowling Bowling Club 3. ming Team. Club 35 Albuquerque Youth Coun. 45 Jr. Play. 15 Fulks, Ralph Fulmer, Lanny Fuschino, Betty Garrett, Kay fT1'ansfe1'1 Lanny iTransfc1'1 Student Council, Tennis. fT1'3.l'1Sf61'1 Ivy Club 4. Hunting Sz Fishing Club 4. Gerding, Clarilou Giblin, Jo Ann Gipson, Eddie Glassman, Sandra Gert JOAnnie Ed Sandy Tobies 1,2,3 fSec. 41 3 Jug Club 1,2g Tennis Club Student Council 3, 45 Ex- Tri-Hi-Y 3,4g Office Girl Tri-Hi-Y 3 fTreas. 413 3,45 G.A.A. 3,4. ecutive Com. 43 Sr. Sen- 2,45 Gil-1's State 33 Com. Square Dance Club 2. ate 4, Dance Club 4. Club 3,4g fVice Pres. 41. Goliglmtly, Pat Gonzales, Peggy Anne Goodell, Eileen Gore, Alice 'iLefty Daffy Tobies 2,3,4g Tri-Hi-Y 4g Fashion Show 43 Major- Jug Club 1,23 Operetta 2, Com. Club 43 Bowling ette 3, 4 CHead 413 Tri- 35 G.A.A. 4g Swimming Club 39 Ice Skating Club Hi-Y, Ivy Clubs 3,4. Club 45 Ice Skating 1,2,3. 3. 16 Grimm, Arthur Grady, Gail Graham, Betty Graham, Bill I-I.A.5 Latin Clubg Tri- Elizabeth Marie Art -Y5 Tennis Clubg Mac- Interschool Council 35 Sr. Operetta 25 Tennis, Sq- nabo Club. Senate 45 Thespians 3, 4 uare Dance Clubs 45 Ice CTreas. 3, Sec. 41. ,,,,. A 11, , ,,,,, eere- 5:'2 4, i f uul ,ff W .:- ': 1 5 f W ,.: . ': Sw 5 -V .,,,. 5 5521 . A Q J :..:.. . ,,.., I ' 'Q - i ' V'1 'fg :,, Il, :ee 2e-:- if Grossetete, Alex Guest, Patsy Haas, Barbara 6403.71 llpatff llBarhyl, estern Band 45 Skating Tri-Hi-Y 45 Swimming Latin Club 2,35 Jug Club ub 1,25 Rodeo Club 2. Club 45 Ivy Club 45 Jug 1,25 Ice Skating Club 1,25 Club 1,25 Ice Skating 2,3. Tri-Hi-Y5 Swmming Club. ,ppl Vyl Skating Club 3. ,,,... gum Hainlen, John Track 3,45 Football 3. I H Hall, Bill Hall, Jim Hargrave, Barbara Tri-Hi-Y 3,4 iVice Pres. 415 Speech Club 45 Fash- ion Show 1,35 G.A.A. 3.4: Swimming Club 4. Harms, Joan Fashion Show 3,45 Tri- ple H Club 1,2,3,4 fSec. 355 Thespian 3, 45 Junior Playg Operetta 2, 4. 17 Harvey, Jerry Hawley, David Hayenga, Keith Haynes, Jo Anne Ace Yang Yang Jody Band 2,3,4g Dance Band Sr. Class Pres., Sr. Playg Queen Attendant4g Intra 3,49 Drum Major 3,4g Trackg Interschool Coun., murals 43 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 Swimming 35 Orch. 2. Homeroom Pres. Swim. 1,2,3,4g Com. C. 3 Heggie, Betty Hesse, Marjo Hines, Katharine Hoeck, Mike Liz Mario Peachie Football 1,2,3,4g Basket- Thespian 3,43 Jr. Play, Tri-Hi-Y 4g Thespian 4g Tri-Hi-Y 3, QSec. 415 ball 1,2,3,4g Baseball 1,2, F.T.A. 45 Speech Club 45 Senior Play, G.A.A. 4g G.A.A. 3,4: Mod. Dance 3,43 Letternien Club 1,2, Tdbies 1,2,3,4. Spanish Club 4. 3,4 QPres.Jg Latin Club 3. 2-,4. Holt, Charles Hott, Beverly Wm Howe, Rodney Huber, Bob Roller Skating Club 1. 0ogie Hall Guard 1,25 Intra- mural Rep. 4. 18 Hunsley, George Husted, Betty Hutton, Pat lacoletti, Fred Wilbur Betty Sand 1,25 Chorus 3,45 Swimming Club5 Modern Qhoto Club 3,45 Dance5 Fashion Show. Isaacs, Bonnie Jackson, Donald Johnson, Donnelly Jones, .lean Honor Society 2,3,45 Tri- Dance Band 3, 45 Band Don Hi-Y 45 G.A.A. 2,3,45 3,4. Thespians 45 Band 1,2,3, Highlight Stafi'5 Girls' 45 Junior Playg Senior State 3. Play5 Honor Society 4. Judah, Jackie KlRedlY Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 45 Tobies 2,3,4 fSec.-Treas. 315 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4. Keelman, Michael Mike Square Dance Club 45 Ice Skating Club 35 Tennis Club 45 Intramurals 4. Keely, Jael: Bone Head H Club 3,45 Hockey 3,45 Art League 45 Square Dance Club 45 Rifle 3. Keller, Larry Dean Golf Team 2,3,45 Hi-Y 4 19 , ,, Nl Kelley, James Kemp, Barbara Kennedy, Marsha Kennedy, Nyla Travis Bobby Junior Art League, Stu- Tri-Hi-Y 4, Ice Skatin Student Council 23 Foot- Jug Club 1,2g G.A.A. 45 dent Council, Tri-Hi-Yg Club 1,23 Latin Club 2 ball lg Rodeo Club 2, In- Ice Skating Club 1, 23 Thespiansg Senior Play. Jug Club 1,2. tramurals 1,2,3,4. Swimming Club 4. Kepler, Marvin Kieklxaefer, Helen Kimball, Helen King, lla Gay Roller Skating Club 2,33 Orch. 1,2,3,4g Librarian Jug Club 1,25 Ice Skating Patsy Square Dancing Club 45 2,3,4, Chorus 2,3,4 fAc- Club- 1,2g Drill Squad Modern Dance, Tri-Hi-Y Ice Skating Club 2, Chor- companist 3,455 Fashion Leader 4, Fashion Show Office Girlg G.A.A. Skal us 1,2. Show 2,3,4. 4g Tri-Hi-Y 4. ing Club. Kirkpatrick, Elsie Kniglxton, Carol Kohler, Bill Kool, Carmen Ivy Club QTreas.Jg Tri- Kool Hi-Yg Drill Squadg Op- Cheerleader 1, 2,4g S erettag Junior Ensemble. Coun. 23 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4 QTreas.J g Lockett Club 2 20 N ggi 5 Kromer, Fred Kuehn, Virginia Kuntz, Sandra Landon, Charlotte Sandy Swimming Club 43 Ball- Latin Club 25 Triple H room Dancing 43 Jug Club 35 Swimming Club. Club 2g Skating Club 35 Jr. Art League 2,3,4. Laneville, Dixie Lang, Nick Lavandoski, Robert Lehmann, Richard Opel-etta 2, Tex Doski Richard Track 4. Levick, Arnold Lewis, Renee Lind, Bill Linton, Jeanne Nellie Renny Football. Football 3, 45 H Club 3, Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4 QPres. 453 43 Hi-Y fVice Pres.J 4g Spanish Club 1,2,3,4g Boys' State 3 QAlt.J. Honor Society 1,2,3,4. 21 Little, Warner Long, Dennis Long, Jane Luchini, Benjamin Triple H Club 2,3,4g .iimmie Benji Spanish Club 45 Ballroom Macinabo 43 Ice Skating Audio-Visio Club 3g Pro- Dance Club 45 Speech Club 31 Roller Skating jector Club 23 Chemistry Club 43 Hall Guard 2,3. Club Z3 Service Club 3. Club 35 Latin Club 3. McCauley, Bob McCormack, John McCrory, John McCullough, Martha Mack Football 1,2,3,4g H Club Letterman Club 2,3,4g Honor Society 1,2,3,4, Football 1,35 Baseball 1, 1,2,3,4g Student Council, Hockey 1,2,3,4g St. Coun. QGold Hhg Triple H Club 2g Roller Skating Club fPres. 415 Junior Play. 2,33 Albuq. Youth Coun. 1,2,33 Sand. 2,3. 35 Ice Skating 1,2 Coun. 3. McDonald, Tommy McGinnis, Catherine McGowen, Ronald Mancha Cathy Football 3,45 Basketball lTransferJ 3,43 Track 3,43 Lettermen Club 3,4. 22 McGuire, Walter Little Wheel Thespians fPres.J Square Dance CVice Pres.J Jun- ior and Senior Play. Mclntire, Margie MacKenzie, Bill Moliiealson, Jim lVlcMichael, Monte fT1'ansfe1'J Hi-Yg Swimming Teamg Monte Square Dance Clubg Ser- Dance Band 43 Swimming vice Club, Roller Skating Team 33 Band 1,2,3,4g Club. Manning, Deborah Marko, Carole Marrs, Mack Debbie Art League 2,3,4g Ice KTransfe1'J Skating Club 33 Ballroom natej Rodeo Club QPrcs.J lperetta 35 Art League 4 Dance Club 43 Operetta lSec.J Sand, Highlight 4. 2,35 Jug Club 2. 23 Football 1. Bowling Club 3. Marth, Marilyn Student Council 2 fAlt81'- Blondie Band 23 F.B.L.A. 3,4g Chorus 3,43 Operetta 3,45 Bowling Club 3. Mason, Charlene Matthews, Jerry Maxon, Caryl :4Charlry ucaryvt 'ri-Hi-Y 3,4 fSec. 453 Ivy Club fSec. 3D QPres. lacminabo 2,3g Swim. 4g 45, Drill Squad 15 Office ug Club 2, Hon. Soc. 3,4. Girl 1, 35 Operetta 2,3. Meagher, Helen Student Council 1, 23 Jug Club fCouncilJg High- light Staff 15 Art Club, G.A.A. 23 Clark Mendelsberg, Helen Meredith, Mona Metheny, Ralph Spanish Club 25 Wrestl- G.A.A. 3,4g Jug Club 1,25 Sa:-y ing 2. Sand Staff 43 Office Girl Operetta 1,2,3,4g Thesp- 4, Ballroom Dance Club ian 3,43 Ballroom Danc- 4. ing Club CPres.J 5 Meyer, Joanne Meyer, Michael Mills, Sheila Mitchell, Leith iltlodyh KlMick,, llshel! llFoxiefl Photography Club 1. Basketball 3, Baseball 1, Highlight Staff 3,43 Jr. Band 1, 25 Latin Club 4. 23 Band 1, 2, Bowling Art League 3 QPnes. 45, Club 2,3g Hi-Y 4. Sand Staif 49 Speech 4. Mohar, Dave Monroe, Eleanor Moore, Billy Fudge Ellie Football 1,2,3,4g H Club G.A.A. 3,4 fVice Pres. 1,2,3,4g Track 2,3,4. 335 Tri-Hi-Y 4g Swim. n Q Club 35 Jr. Art League 4. N Student Council 3, 45 Fashion Show 33 Tri-Hi- Y 3,4 fChaplain 455 Jug Club 1, 2, Spanish 1,2. Moore, Merle Morga, James Morris, James Moseley, Barbara Mosier, Joan usnqorgaghprdn C0l'lty Bobbe Jody Latin Club 23 Stu. Coun., Jr. Class Pres., Baseball Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 G.A.A. 45 Roller Skating Club 1 13 Intramural Rep. 2,3,4g 2,3,4g H Club 3,45 Stu. Com. Club 3,4 fTreas.Jg CVice. Pres.Jg Triple H Letterman 4. Councilg Boys' State. Jug' Club 1, 2. Club fVice. Pres.J. l Mullin, Jim Natarus, Terry Lee Nelson, Donna Nelson, Patsy Jim T. Lee G.A.A. 1,2,4g Rod and Pat Audio-Visio 2,3,4g Latin Triple H Club. Gun Club 1,25 Speech Swimming Clubg Com., Club 3g Operetta 2,3,4g Club 43 Ballroom Dance Clubg Jug Clubg Spanish Thespian 4. Club 4. Clubg Ballroom Dance. Neulxard, Vesta Newman, Jack Noland, Billy North, Janis Honor Societ 1,2,3,4g Of- Com. Clubg Spanish Clubg Jan fice Girl 35 Com. Club 3, Operettag Chorusg Ball- Jug' Club 1, 2 QCouncil 45 Student Council 45 room Dance Club. 253 Student Council 23 Band 2. Sand Staff. 25 Northrup, Evelyn O'Boyle, John Y Oldfield, Lou Anna' ii O'Neal, John Eve Football 45 H Club 3,4, Lulu Tri-Hi-Y 3, fPres. 45 Jug Club 1,2,g G.A.A. 43 iPres. 45, Student Coun- Jug Club 1, fCouncil 1, Tobies 3,45 G.A.A. 4 Tobies 1,2,3g Office Girl cil 43 Interschool Council 2M Tri-Hi-Y 3,49 Student Fashion Show 2, 3, 4 2,3,4. 45 Baseball 3,4. Council 13 Bowling 1. Swimming' Club 4. 0'Ne'il, Peggy Overton, Nancy Owens, Patricia Park, Walter llNanY, llpatll Inter-school Coun. 43 An- G.A.A. 3,45 Jug Club 2,3. nual 3,4 fBus. Mgr. 433 Tri-Hi-Y, Fashion Show 4. Parr, John Parr, Tom Partain, Yvonne Pearson, Enid F.H.A. 3, 4 fPres.J. Jug Club 1,25 Library Assoc. 2,33 Latin Club 2. 26 Pendleton, Shirley Perry, Suzanne Peterson, Dawn Pfleiderer, Bill ri-Hi-Y 3,4 fChaplainJ5 Susie Thespians 45 G.A.A. 3,45 Woody 'riple H Club 15 Square Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Ivy Club 45 Sand Staff 45 Jug Club 25 Bowling Club 1,2,35 Tri- Pance Club 15 Jug Club Highlight fBus. Staff 315 Senior Play. ple H Club 2. ,2. Student Council 2. Pickens, Roland Pierson, Jay Pies, Jerry Powers, Patty Hector Kansas Yunk Cheerleader 1, 45 Class rack 15 Art League 1,2. iTransferJ Hockey 3,45 Hi-Y 45 Bowling Club 2, Sec. 15 Fashion Show 3, Letterman Club 3,45 Ice 35 Baseball 25 Tennis 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4 1Chap- Skating Club 3, 4. Club 2,3. lainj G.A.A. 3,4. Praler, Sue Price, Virginia Pride, .lacquie Purvis, Lynn oller Skating Club 2,35 Jeff Art League 3,45 Chorus Tex ri-Hi-Y 3, 4 1Pres. 395 Drill Squad 25 Chorus 3, 35 Christmas Cantata 3. Football 2,3,45 Wrestling om. Club 35 Jug Club 1, 45 Ivy Club 45 Art Lea- 3,45 Soph. Class Treas.g gue 4. Track 3,4. 27 Quelle, Gretchen Rady, Ken Ramsey, Cheston Ramsay, Lorraine Orch. 3,43 Style Show 33 Mash Chet Lorrie Tri-Hi-Y 43 Senior Playg Football 23 Basketball 2, Wrestlingg Football 1,2, Ivy Club 43 Com. Club 33 Operetta 3. 3,43 Track 43 Hi-Y3 Let- 33 Basketball. Jug' 23 FHA 2. terman's Club. Rauch, Herbert Reese, Jean Reid, Gail Rhodes, Teddy Herbie Student Council3 Jug 1,21 Tri-Hi-Y 3,43 Roller Skat- Buch Honor Society 1,2,3,4, Com. Clubg Tri-Hi-Y3 ing Club 33 Jug 1, 23 Football 1,2,3,4 Capt. 453 KPres. 413 Sr. Play3 Sq. Treasurer Homeroom. Orch. 1,2. Baseball 1,2,43 Track 1,3, Dance 2,42 Hi-Y 4. 43 Sec. H Club 4. Roberts, Carol Fashion Show 43 Atten- dance Office 43 Operetta 33 Ice Skating Clulb 13 Roller Skating Club 1. 28 Robinson, Patricia Roche, Bill Pat Hockey 3,43 H Club 3,4Q Senior Playg Junior Playg Ice Skating Club 3. Ivy Club 43 Tri-Hi-Y 43 Thespian fScribej 3,4. Roeder, MaryLee Drarnatics Club 2g Tri- Hi-Y 3,4j Senior Playg Jug Council 23 Council Alternate 4. Romero, Patricia Ropert, Marilyn Rosenthal, Janie Rupprecht, Jim ug 1,23 Spanish Club 2, Burly-Q Rosie Rhubarb g Tumbling 1,2g Swim- Tri-Hi-Y 3,4 QTreas. 31, Annual 2,3,4 fAssoc. Ed., Bowling Club. ling 3, Chorus 1,2,3. Macminabo 2,33 Jug 1,2. 3,4lgT1'i-Hi-Y 3,4 QV PJ, Jr. Play, Hon. Soc. 1. Russell, Peggy Sample, Dave Sampson, John Sanders, James Happy Hess lT1'ansfe1'J Football 25 Baseball 2, FFA 33 Sq. Dance Club, llomeroom Pres. 4. lx Sanderson, Barbara Saylor, Tom Schroeder, Kathleen Seavers, Bill Jmecoming Queen 4, esta Queen Attendant Soph. Vice Pres., Rol- r Skating QPres. 1,2,3J. Seeds, Beverly Shaiilier,-liistyi W V Silver, Bob Sims, Norma Sudan l'losh Duke Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 G.A.A. 3,43 Ice Skating 2,33 G.A.A. Football 1,2,3,4g Basket- Student Council 23 Ski Swmming Club 3,45 Of- 4g Swimming 43 Ivy 43 ball 1,2,3,4g Baseball 1,2, Club 1,2,3,4g Triple H fice Girl 1,2,3,4g Bowling Tennis Club 2, 3,43 Letterrnan's 2,3,4. Club 1. 1,2. Slade, David Smeltzer, John Smith, Floyd Smith, Francine Snedeker, Virinia Lee Stackllouse, Janet Steed, Nancy Stiles, Mary Clare Bing Jan Tri-Hi-Y 4, Ivy Club 43 Clarey Mare Roller Skating 1, 2, Jug Operetta 2, 33 Skating Ski Club 43 Ice Skating Cheerleader 1,2,4g Girls' 1,2g Honor Society lg Club 3. Club 2, 35 G.A.A. 4. State 39 Girls' Nation 33 Student Council 2,4. Jr. Class Treas. 3. 50 Still, Sally Stobie, Jack Stonelcing, Joan Stroud, Mary Jug 1,25 Macminabo 25 Baseball 3, 45 H Club 3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Riding Club Chorus 1,-15 Stu. Councilg Get Acquainted Club 25 Boys' State 35 Band 1,3, 45 Swimming Club 45 Op- Jugs. lvy 4. 4. eretta 25 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4. Summers, Jan Thespian Club fTreas.? 5 Thespian 25 Sr. Play5 Speech 45 Student Council 4. .l Swutlmerlund, Susan Sutin, Mike 2,4 Sue Whitey Pistachion Play Thespians 45 45 Tri-Hi-Y Highlight 1,2,3,45 Inter- Club 45 G.A.A. 45 Drill Squad school Council 45 Thesp- 35 Swmming Club 3,4. ians 3,45 Jr. Playg Sand 4. Swearingen, David Hambone Wrestling 3,45 Annual Staff 4 fSports Editorbg Latin Club 25 Boys' State. Swoger, William Tate, Pattie Taylor, Ginger Taylor, Peggy Jean Bill Pat Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Swimming Pagee Spanish Club 2. Band 2,3,45 Commercial Club 45 G.A.A.5 Fashion Sr. Vice Pres.5 G.A.A. 3, Club 45 Mac-minabo 4. Show 35 Ski Club 2. 45 Fashion Show 3,45 Tri- Hi-Y 3,4 fVice Pres. 45. 31 -I-wTeeger,I Shirley Thomas, Don Thomas, Edward Thompson, Ken G.A.A., 3,43 Commercial Bowling Clubg Highlight Ed Kenny Club 4g Tri-Hi-Y 4g Dra- Staff. i Intramuralsg Ski Club. H Club 2,3,4g Ice Skat- matics Club 3g Swimming ing Club 2,33 Hockey 2,3. Club 3. i 1 Thorp, Roger Tihbetts, Patricia Tichenor, James Tonne, Jim Rag Pat Tish Projector Club 3,4g Aud- Bandg Hi-Yg Intramurals. G.A.A. 4g Intramurals 4g Basketball 2,35 Boys' io Visual Club 45 Chief Swimming Club 4. Stateg Football Mgr., 43 Engineer KHHS 4. Hi-Y, Band 1,2. Tormey, Carolyn Townsend, Harriet Travis, Fred Tucker, Miriam Jug Club 1,2g Drill Squad Harry Football 1,2,3,4g Skating Operetta 35 Senior Play 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3,4 QPres.Jg Jr. Club 25 H Club 4. Chorus 3,4. Playg Toby Club 1,2,3,4g G.A.A., Ice Skating 1,2,3. 32 Utter, Roberta Van Fleet, Allan Vivian, Gwinn Bobbie Van Gwinny Highlight 3,4 fBusiness, H Club 3,4g Rodeo Club Square Dance Club 1,2,4g Mgizlg G.A.A. 2,3,4g Tri- 23 Track 3,45 Football 1, Spanish Club 35 Student Hi-Yg Honor Soc. 1,2,3. 23 Hockey 3,4. Council Alternate 3. I Wagner, Billy Sec. of Jr. Class, Football 45 Treas. Student Council 4g Wrestling 3,45 H Club 3,4 Vice Pres. 45. Wakeen, Joe Wakefield, Dorothy Walker, Sanclra Joe Lea G.A.A. 4g Student Coun- Wrestling 3,43 H Club 3. Jug' Club 2g Drill Squad cil 25 Bowling' Club 1,23 4, Iintramural Rep., 3. 3, Com. Club 35 Skating Orch. 1,2,3,4g Fashion Club fPres. 41. Show 2,3. w .v Wallace, Joann ...Ioen Honor Society 2,35 Latin Club 2,33 G.A.A. 3,43 Highlight 4. Weaver, Charles Welch, Nancy Lee West, Dale Bucky Teena Square Dance Club 23 B lntrainuralsg Wrestling 4. Ice Skating Club 2,33 Team Football 2g Track Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Triple H 33 H Club 3,4g Photog- 2,3g Jug Club 25 G.A.A. 3. raphy Club 3. West, Gayle Tri- Hi- Y 3, 4 iSec.- Treas.J 3 Jr. Play, Toby Club 3,43 Hon. Soc. 2,3,4g Student Council 2,4. 33 Wheeler, Patsy Wlmitcomb, Sondra Willmite, Margie Williams, Ann Pat Sandy Willie Willie Dramatic Club 25 Tri-Hi- Annual 45 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Highlight Editor 1,2,3,45 Ivy Club 1,2,3,45 Attend- Y 3,4. G.A.A. 45 Fashion Show Stu. Coun. 1,2,3,45 Honor ance Office 1,2,3,45 Sand 4. Society 1,2,3. Staff 45 Girls' State 3. 1 Williams, Elaine Wingert, Cynthia Wisdom, Beverly Wibev Jillian Dane 5udy Sh-etch Highlight 2,3,45 Photo Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Office Girl Tri-Hi-Y 3,4 fPres. 315 Honor Soc. 1,2,3,4 QGold Club 3. 25 Sq. Dancing Club 25 Com. Club 35 Jug Club 1, HJ5 Office Girl 2,3,45 Intramurals 2,35 Jug 1,2. 25 Student Council 1,2. Girl's State 35 Sand 4. Wolfe, Beverly Wonn, Glen Woodall, Jean Yates, Tommy Honor Soc. 1,2,35 Oper- C-.W. Tom etta, Cantata, 2, 3, 45 Audio Visual Club 45 Ski Football 1,2,35 Basket- Chorus accompanist 3,45 Club, 45 Projector Club ball 1. Fashion Show. 15 Boys' Quartet 4. 34 Yochum, Marty Young, Chic Young, Frances Irene, David KlFranl, Highlight Staff 13 Jug Club 1,2g Dramatic Club 33 Ivy Club 43 Sr. Play. XXX Zurcher, Vie Thayer, Charles Zu-Wee Sorry Charlie, you're out Football 2,3,4g Track 2,3, of order. 4 iCapt. 3,433 Basketball Tennis 33 Wrestling 1,2. ' 23 H Club 2,3,4. WI Q in X s 3,5519 A i The Junior Class officers may be riding in an old jalopy but there is nothing slow about them or the work they have done. These officers have led the Junior class in sponsoring the Hallo- ween Beggars Ball, the Christmas formal, and the junior-Senior Prom. They are: Wayne Fausett, Presidentg Jerry Longenbaugh, Vice Presidentg Beverly Adams, Secretary: and Beverly Orr, Treasurer. Abraham, Audrie Adams, Beverly Adcock, Peggy Agosta, Rudy Aragon, Gloria Arington, Ronnie Armijo, Lillian Atherton, Tom Atkins, Delores Ball, Norman ow., QW? Blissard, Charlene Blissard, Janet Bodwell, David Bongbei' Bill Bowdich, Joe Bricker, Billy Brogan, Sally Brown, Carol Bruce, Beverly Bryan, Barbara a 5- -1 . , ,Q -525 Ewa: wwffiwis V. '73 5 'NS ' :' nts. -:fi '- K , Barton, Monty Baudek, John Bayless, David Beach, Sherry Bell, Graham Ronge, ' 1 QQ, Martha A. ,. .... -Q BCHUQY, X iii l V 5 Shirley xlf1',,,'5, Bernell, W A Gordon , it easel , fig A, Carol Jean ,. . 'M . ---' ' 'F in ,,., ,. 9313 Cartledge, Nancy Carugno, Bill Cella, Toni Christensen, Allen Christ0pl'1e1', Judy Church, Judy Clark, Mary Ann Clauser, Jerry Claussen, Carole Clayton, Arlene Burgany, Charles Burke, Pat Butler, Marilyn Callaway, Charlene Campbell, Jerry Campbell, Ross Candelaria, Chuck Carlmark, Bruce Carr, Berdena Carter, Loraine Clerc, Helen Cleveland, James Clinton, Annette Ben Coats, Loren Cohen, Collier, Sandra Constant, Jack Covert, Mary Cox, Patsy Cunningha Alfred m Curd, Jim Curran, Margaret Cutler, Harriet Danforth, Thelma Daniel, Carolyn Darnell, Lowry Dauqhty, John Davis, Lee Davis, William Dew, Nancy Eitzen, Harold Ellis, Frank Endres, Marjorie Everett, Yvonne Faulkner, Gary Fausett, Wayne Fletcher, Royce Fortier, Bill Ganzhorn, Charmayne, Garrow, Katherine DeWitt Baud Dickey L01 en Dickinson Bill Dodds, Besty Dowiatt, Alex Doyel, Leroy Driver, Jo Anne Duncan, Norma Duquette, Dona Dyke, Joe Hahne, Marlene Halchell, Gail Hampton, Dan Hargrave, Arleen Harlan, Emilie Harris, Barbara Harrison, Karla Hart, Mary Hartline, Ruth Hashimoto, Ada Jane Garton, Fred Gaskill, Sonny Gilliland, Dorothy Glasgow, Faye Goddard, Carol Goff, Norman Goldfine, Phyllis Greenhalgh Donald Gruer, Earl Gruner, Michael Heckman, Fred Hedges, Ray Heil, Jerry Hess, Blaine Hibben, Pat Hill, Barbara Hodges, Bob Hohmann, Carl Hohn, Joan Holder, Phyllis Holt, Jan Honest, Joanne Horn, Jim Howard, Marilyn Hoyle, Janie Hubbard, Molly Huff, Clarence Hughes, Donnie Hughes, Leona Hulen, Arthur Juvenal, Sandra Kaufman, Arlene Keller, Jerry Kempers, Glenn Kimbell, Marion King, Zemell Kinslow, Dan Kluver, Carol Kohlhaas, Bunny Kump, John N 'Wx... , .Ae 15:52 a:a:,'-:a:a:z:e:s.'.::5:, gg- :-:-: '-gf :-:- :,:::- '::::.,:s:-1:-1:-. 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Neg ,1 - :: ' W I:i32.:. , :i '- ...., - X x FN xx N X 41 Lahti, Pat Lawson, Bill Leonard, Kay Lepisto, Martin Lindley, Bob Long, Gerald Longenbaugh Corky Longenbaugh Jerry Lucas, Robert Luj an, Baby Lyon, Melton McCluer, Donnie McCorkle, Marjie McCormick, Bolb McCoy, John McDonough, Margo McGowen, Roy McKay, Nancy Malloy, Rita Marsh, Claude Martin, Adoria Martin, Joann Mayland, Jan et M aywhort, Carolyn Mead, Donna Meek, Mary Mercer, Joe Merideth, Patti Mohler, Dale Montgomery Ann Moon, Virginia Morgan, Evelyn Morton, Teddy Neal, Judith Nelson, Jackie Nissen, Sigrrid Northcutt, Joetta Noyes, Fay Ocherback, Johnny Orr, Beverly Peko, Margaret Pendergraft, Don Pipkin, Betty Poole, Joyce Pogue, Barbara Potts, Olen Powell, Sandra Prokosch, Donald Puckett, Earl Quillen, Norma VR -?3.. '. ' Osborn, Ed Oster, Marilyn Otte, Mary Ann Otto, Bill Ozier, Jackie Page, Elaine Palmar, Pat Parrish, Lamar Patterson, Joe Paxton, Top Robbins, Carol Robens, Bill Roberson, Kay Robinson Sue Ross, Charles Roth, Sharon Rothman, Carolyn Roy, Robert Roy, Tom Russell, Beth Rader, Jack Randall, Margaret Ravel, Marilyn Redstrom, John Reed, Hazel Reeves, Helen Reeves, Jan Reidy, Rita Rhoades, Theresa Rinn, Donna ff ,L V, Kgs ,Q f ,Ri ft l Salazar, Skipper Sanders, Louis Sanders, Shirley Satter, Bill Schrier, Bonnie Schulick, Barbara Schwarz, Sl 44 y ffl s AL, J L ,S Lf ,I I, , I, M X 'V fl x l ui li , Q' Shute, John Sickenger, Rodney Sims, Park Skidmore, Martha Slayter Betty Smith, Barbara Smith, Jeanne Smith, Rosalie Smith, Sally Snetzer, Gini Strom, Jack Sullivan, Clyde Surber, Lois Swinford, Don Swope, Bill Tananbaum, Paddy Taulman, Emily Taylor, Billie Thomas, Marilyn Thomson, Erwin Snyder, Beverly Specter, Judy Sproul, David Stapleton Donald Stewart, Sonya Stiles, Luann Sfobie, Dennis Stringer, Ji m Ston e, Sam Stranczek Ted Webb, Dave Wellck, Bob Wells, Mary Whitson Cecil Whorley, Jane Wild, John Williams Jerry Williams Sue Windsor, Jerry Wingert, Leslie S, Tichen or, Larry Tolmie, Don Tormey, Tommy Toor, Jerry Vaughn, Frank Vivian, Ann Volzer, Elmer Warner, Lucy Ann Warnick, Anita Weaver, Mac Wood X Vei n Woods Wendel Woody Judith Wray, Dana Yoder, Jean Yorgin, Gene Zeff, Danny is Whin- Sk Highlands up and coming Sophomore class officers obligingly pose for our cameraman. Under their leadership the class has enjoyed such activities as the Snow Carnival, a Spring semi-formal dance, and informal dances. Voil Lattin, President: Lyndel Hendren, Vice President: Joann Castle, Secretary: Wally Commer, Treasurer. , Q., .wa . N ., .-1--2V 5- -ff ::. X - , Baker, Betty Baldwin, Bill Barber, George Q, ll., if -as, . Ns? rg X Seite A ,,:, '- - .. Agosta, Linda Allen, Marilyn Allen, Sandra Allen, Sara Ames, Franceta Armstrong, Merrylin Arvas, Tommy Askren, Alvin Austin, Deanna Austin, Joyce W Barrows Sally Bartlett, Naomi Basile, Dorothy Bates, Kendall Bayless, Anne Beck, Bob Beeson, Sharon liii Q I I M 'xis, Benson. Kraig Best, Mary Billings, Barbara Billings, Mary Ellen Birkenholz, Jean Bisbee, Jim Blair, Marsha Bland. Virginia Bliss, Sh ella Bohling, Dewey Bostic, Betty Bowdick, Ray Bremer, Sheila Brennan, Judy Brewin, Alberta Brite, Jackie Brittain, Joanna Brown, Dale Brown, Sandra Bruskas, Jimmy Castle, Joann Cata, Donald Chandler, Jerry Chase, Mary Louise Christensen, Dorothy Christianson Betty Jo Coats, Romaine Coffee, Margaret Cohen, Bonnie Coker, Nancy Buckley, Madeline Burton, Elaine Bushman, Clarence Buzzard, Robert Cadman, Barbara Callahan, Joan Campbell, Jack Carder, Donna Carlberg, J anille Carlson, Howard Culberson, Mary Cumerford, Cynthia Dahlberg, Mary D'Arcy, Peggy Darwin, Jim Davis, Karen Davis, Otis Davis, Patty Dawson, Darla Day, Betty Coleman, Velma Collins, Bobbie Connor, Bob Coomer, Wally Cooper, Mary Corzine, Corrine Coxe, Angelyn Coy, Wayne Craig, Bill Cramer, Ray Decker, Joan Denton, Marge Diebold, Robert Dill, Jim DoBell, Rosemary Dobson, Julia Donahue, Bob Douthitt, John Driggers, David Dugger, Donald Dunn, Hazel Mae Duphorne, DuAnn Durman, Dora Durrett, Leonora Dutoit, John Dyer, Jim Edward, Dan Eggers, Elaine Elam, bp 'VVS' W X Na 1 if If li if .. EQ ' s Q 5: : Q 3 Howard Ellsworth, Christine Foster Mai tha Fx ancis Glenda Friedenbel Ralph Fuchs Frances Fulmer, Terry Galloway, Sue Joyce Gamara, Connie Garcia. Tilimari Gaunt, Cynthia Gelwicks, Beverly Elser, Helen English, Lois Evans, Beverly Ferguson, Ann Finch, Nancy Fincher, Jim Fincher, Sonya Finke, Marilyn Ford, Wallace Fortman, Theresa . U .4..:.: x I ,. W, Q H.. . Q Griffin, Shirley Gruer, John Hackard, Dennis Hall, Doreen Hamrnerstran, Sandra Hansford, Kay Hardt, Dixie Harlow, Jeanie Harlow, Patricia Harris, Beverly X Zz' 'i: ' X 1' RN, . 2-, ., jf -::- 2: -- Q et xi N, -if-X SA Q ' X . X' me , x Q W -:a:.,f.f'X,f..'..,.. .. ..,. X Q .:.. Q, 9 33' a X x 4 xi X X Sv Eg in ai. 1 X1-W' f Gero, Gail Gibson, Don Giddings, Georgia Gilbert, Bartlett, Gillette, Carolyn Gocke, Alice Goldberg, Irene Goucher, Judy Graumann Joan Gray, Anthony Harris, Ward Hayden, Howard Head, Joe Hedges, Floyd Hen dren, Lyndel Hicks, Andrea Hines, Morris Hoffman, Dorothy Hogan, Mike Hoilman Denny Q Holdridge Gaye Holecheck, Leon Holliday Jo Ann Holmes, Rita Houser, Craig Hunsley, Wallace Hunt, Barblara Irwin, James Isaacson, Leif Erik Israel, Stanley Kindel, Tommie King, Brooksene King, Zane Kofalk, Harriet Kuehn, Marilyn Ladd, Frank Lalicker, Nancy Lattin, Voil Lavin, Kenneth Levesque, Mary b: - - A ' ' f i S Jackson, Lillian Jenkins, Nancy John, Barbara Johnston, Mary Merle Jones, Dot Jordon, Shirley Justice, Barbara. Keegan, Nancy Keyes, Nick Kimmel, Marion mx x' in wks . 2. 53 McFarland, Sydney Mclnturff, Don McKnight, Mary Ellen McMillin, Laura Jane McPeters, Shirley MacNeil1, Barbara Malovisk, John Man zagol, Jerry Marshall, Mary Lou Martin, Lynette Lewis, Ted Lichlyter, Anna Ligon, Carol Lisle, Frank Little, Judy Logan, Sherry Loyd, Robert McAdams, Martha McCluer, Dannie McDannel, Val Mathias, Jerry Lee Matthews, Pat Mendelsberg Larry Mendenhall, Jack Miller, Bob Miller, David Mills, Mary Moar, Barbara Monroe, Tom Moore, Mary Lynn Morgan, Shirley Morris, Rossie Morrison, Barbara Morrison, Rachel Nail, Nancy Nelson, Marian Nissen, Carline Nordstrum, Mildred Norfleet, Nancy Norwood, Holly Pearson, Ida Yvonne Persson, Jean Pike, Robert Phillips, Ronald Pipkin, Nina Polanco, Everett Pest, Janet Prince, Mollie Prohaska, Jerry Puthoff, Joyce Y fax SHP!! O'Bannon, Lois Odell, Kenneth Olsen, Darien O'Neal Deanna Osoff, Malcolm Overton, Lewis Pappas, Bill Pappas, Demetrius Partain, Mary Nell Paxton, Ann Rodgers B1 Romine Romlnger Lee Ronald Rosiei Larry 3555525251I5ElEfE2ElEI2.IEEEET5lEl:1:1g5EI,.ElEI 552 5:1 I ':IEF.:2E'12552551121:EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE 'll ' , v.-. ' , ,.,. Kay Z ' .V.. as , 552355:-.1:asa1s:a:s :iaasissisy :-is-:s v - s E. - ags:-g::sE'g:::a,Z::a2s:s:esa:-,e: . QaS:ie5s,::5,.:f:5asvga- isa: , -:ss Rose' ' 7 ', 5' Rothman, Faye Russell, Margaret Sabino, Dorothy Sandoval, Lucy Sandusky, Barbara Rathb urn, Imogene Ray, Anita Redmond, Collis Reiter, Ann Renfor, Bill Reynolds, Steve Rice, Edward Roberts, Connie Roberts, Roberta Robertson, Bill Sandusky Kathleen Savage, Mary Saylor, Dick Scott, Barbara Scrirnshire Patsy Seay, Betty Sena, Katherine Sensel, Barbara Seyl, Denyse Shelden Tommy Simpkins, Susie Sims, Bob Sloan, Donna Smith, Bob Smith, Janice Smith, Roger Sorenson, J oyce Speed, Alice Spohr, Alice Stamm, Bill Tate, Jimmy Taylor, Jack Tedesco, Chris Thompson, Bobbie Thompson, Frank Tippin, Laura Toennies, Nancy Tolmie, Patsy Tormey, Emma Lou Trussler, Marilyn 'iw wi Stark, Andy Stevenson, Jim Steed, Jerry Stewart, Louis Stranathan Harriet Stroman, Linda Swain, Dona Swayze, Sandie Swinburne, Nancy Tanny, John Wallace, Don Wallace, Nona VVatkins, Mary Watson, Virginia Weatherford, Carolyn Weaver, Mabel Weber, Mary Lou West, Vicki Westen, Patricia Wheaton, Mary Turner, Troy Udell, Betty Valdez, Lottie Valdez, Margie Vance, Ginger Vance, Jennie Lou Van Horn, Gayle Van Nostrand Dolores Wag'ner, Pat Wakefield, Louise Wheeler, Sue Whiteman, Ron Whitworth, Susan Williams, Truman Willingham Frances Wirnberly, Don Wise, Mary Lou Wise, Sandy Wood, Charles Wood, Shirley Wright, Glen Yorgin, Kay Youngblood Darla Zachman, Ted 59 l SENOR DIONISIO COSTALES There will always be a memory of Senor Dionisio Costales in the minds of students and faculty of Highland High. The mention of his name will immediately recall the man who could be depended upon for a favor for anyone who asked. CROSSING THE BAR Sunset and evening star, And one clear call for me! And may there be no moaning of the bar, When I put out to sea, But such a tide as moving seems asleep, Too full for sound and foam, When that which drew from out the boundless deep Turns again home. Twilight and evening bell, And after that the dark! And may there be no sadness or farewell, When I embarkg For though from out our borne of Time and Place The Hood may bear me far, ' I hope to see my Pilot face to face When I have crossed the bar. ,T-Alfred, Lord Tennyson THE SCHOOL BOARD These arc the able citizens whose wise policies havc led our schools to their present high standings. Shown here are the members of the school board. Seated are: Danny McPherson, Richard Thorne, Mrs. A. H. Nicolai, and John Milne. Standing are: Bob Elder, John Varney, and S. Y. Jackson, presi- dent. Mr. John Milne, Superintendent of Schools, to whom we owe a debt of gratitude for his unfailing' guidance and support. 61 DR. N. G. TATE. fi sb. ASX. A perfect assistant to Dr. Tate is Miss Martha Maxwell, our assistant principal. She presides over our attendance and academic records. Her firm but friendly attitude makes her popular with all. 62 We at Highland are proud of our principal, Dr. N. G. Tate, one of the few secondary school principals in New Mexico to hold a Doctor's Degree. His wise and tolerant guidance and leadership stimulate students and faculty alike to do their best. MISS MARTHA MAXWELL Mrs. Virginia Ayers Mrs. Gypsy Jo Bailey Harry V. Berg Mrs. Mic Bishop Home Economies Psychology, Counseling English Biol gy B.A. B.A. B.A. B.S. VVIF ,Y H1 Y- -.-v.- -...... v......-v.. uuv. .xvaa v. xsuuvuc. A cu uni lauunscll loner-al Business Boys' Physical Education Spanish Biology B.S. B.S. M.A. B.S. 6 Mrs. Rose Delgado Tom Erharcl Mrs. Emily L. Fuhs Mrs. Mary Gentry Shorthand English Typing, Bookkeeping' History B.S. M.A. B.S. M.A. 63 .ff fi ,f 1 y U it ' 'gf Ll Hugh Hackett Miss Madaleine Hendricks Charles A. Hertel J. D. Hopperton Boys' Physical Education Latin Goomotry, Algebra Chemistry, Photography M.A. F M.A. M.A. M.S. John W. Hood Starr Jenkins Albert Kaplan Mrs. Mayoma Keely History English History Art M.A. KA. B. B.A. Allen Krumm Mrs. Jeanette P. Lindsay Arthur Loy Miss Ruth McCulloch History Biology Music English ' M.A. B.S. B.A. B.A. 64 Earl C.YMcDaniel Miss Gertrude M. McGowan Richard McGuire Mrs. Jean F. McKinney Biology - English Mathematics Typing, Shorthand M.S. M.A. B.S. M.A. i 1 w 'dx ob.. ,o . ...s Joseph Merkel Harold G. Miller Mickey Miller Miss Helen Mills Mechanical Drawing Industrial Arts Boys' Physical Education English M.A. B.S. M.A. M.A. 1 Benjamin Moya. John H. Murphy Oliver D. Neece Edward Spanish Counselor Physics J. D. Pipkin Mrs. Madeline Randle Mrs. Francesca' Mrs. Carolyn Ream History Mathematics Spanish English, French M.A. B.S. B.A. M.A. ff if ',f ' K1 ' ' -K ffl 1 f z J ',7 i, Miss Bernice Rebord Mrs. Ruth Roberts Miss Anne Shannon Lisle W. Smock History English English, Drama Mathematics M.A. . M.A. B.S. gnu Miss Wanda Testa skxlwiss Nancy Trammell Miss C arlotte Truesdell Carl Vcella Girls' Physical Education l ' Librarian 1 athematics Science B.s. B.A. ,J ' ms. B.s. 4 66 ' 'gash x . K Min Elvin Vidano Mrs. Winifred Werner Girls' Physical Education Girls' Physical Education M.A. B.A. OFFICE PERSGNNEL Nmsgnxm Mrs. Helyne Gilmore Miss Frances Snelson Mrs. Lucille Stevens School Secretary Secretary Attendance Clerk X S . Among The familiar faces at Highland are our faithful cafeteria workers - Del Hengst and Lorena Jacks. OUR SCHOOL HELPERS Our other good friends are- standing: Tony Pino, Henry Chaves, Gilbert Aragon Seated are: Juan Lucero, Tommy Gonzales, and Joe Griego. 68 .? 3 . 4 affsp if wx 5,35 if .lffrt 3' KVM, -1. Ww- Yy, ' IAN-W tow Q x, N.. fx ...M if . m 7 ' lam Wylrwiw ww- KW .9 . .A G. Fr N 1- fa 3 Queen Barbara ofTl1e House of Sanderson AH'endan+, Mariel Coxe AH'endan+, Jo Haynes HOMECOMING I952! We proudly present our homecoming court: Attendant Mariel Coxe and escort Billy Wagnerg Queen Barbara Sanderson and escort Rusty Shafferg Attendant Jo Haynes and escort Keith Hayengag and John Mc- Cormack, Master of Ceremonies. Barbara's happy day continues First we freeze um1--- into the night. IZ There goes that Bulldog up in Hornet flames! Highland is one of the few schools in the Southwest that has a guidance committee composed of members of Seated heie are a few of the members Corky Morris Sandra Allen Visitor Dr. Gertrud Panzer, co-ordina- oi of Secondary Schools in West Berlin Mr Murphy Kelth Hayenga Peggy Taylor, Claudette Duplentis, Jerry Longtenbaugh Jo Ann Castle Mrs Roberts Mrs Lindsay Mis Bailey John McCormack, Wally Coomer, Beverly SENIOR SENATE These are the members of Highland's Senior Senate who have helped the Senior Class officers in planning all its ac- tivities this past year. They are from left to right, standing: Walt McGuire, Jeff Amacker, Eddie Gipson, Billy Wagner, and Corky Morris. Middle row: Nancy Burk, Claudette Duplentis, Sandra Al- len, Betty Graham, Peggy Tay- lor, and Pat Blair. Front row: Keith Hayenga, Tom Saylor, and Mike Sutin. 73 STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: Minta Sue Bunn, Carol Kluever, John McCormack, Billy Wagner. STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES: Back row, left to right, are Mr. Murphy, Van Lafoon, Raymond Bartolucci, Tom De Gregori, Ray Cramer, Ralph Fulks, Leon Holecheck, John McCormack, Billy Wagner, Corky Morris, Sue Bailey. Third row, left to right, are Ted Stranza, Eddie Girffic, Glen Wright, Stanley Clark, Jack O'Boyle, Jerry Longenbaugh, Fred Shaffer, Skipper Salazar, Clarence Bushman. Second row, left to right, are Margie Wilhite, Brooksene King, Patsy Blair, Vesta Neuhard, Marsha Kennedy, Nancy Cartlidge, Jackie Judah, Minta Sue Bunn, Bing Snedeker, Judy Little, Cynthia Gaunt, Jackie Charles. Front row, left to right, are Janet Summers, Gloria Aragon, Lois Surber, Mary Shrimshire, Sue Robinson, Mary Hart, Joan Callahan, Beverly Geliwicks, Sandra Allen, Judy Christofer, Ada Jane Hashimoto, Jo Ann Castle, Helen Elser. 74 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: Mary Shrimshire, Ralph Fulks, Margie Wilhite, Eddie Gipson, Minta Sue Bunn, larol Kluever, John McCormack, Billy Wagner, Patsy Blair, Mary Hart. PRACTICING DEMOCRACY ALTERNATES: Back row, left to right, are Voil Lattin, Bill Robertson, Jack Chisholm, Tommy McDonald lean Yourgin, Don Johnston, LeRoy Doyel, Bryan Boggs, Jim Economides, Jack Brunacini. Middle row, left to right, are Gail West, Barbara Hargrave, Mary Ann Clark, Beverely Orr, Gretchan Quell an, Beth Russel, Joyce Gallaway, Bonnie Schrier, Bunny Kollhaas, Joan Decker. Front row, left to right, are Phyllis Holder, Betty Jo Christen, Mary Lee Raeder, Dawn Peterson, Carol God lard, Shirley Iverson, Rachel Morrison, Bobbie Collins, Nancy Kyle, Judy Erwin, 75 We're For The Hornets! These are Highland's five little girls in blue who have led the school in backing the Hornets this year. They have done a wonderful job, and Highland couldn't be p1'ouder of them. At each game their pep and enthusiasm in yelling did much to help Highland to wifn. We're sorry the picture isn't in colorg the trophy goes so well with our colors. Patty Powers Carmen Kool 1:2,::52::5sis- N ls -l.:a:::w2?e:,Sw 1a'..::m:..- f wr Q, x 50 X Q-Y' 1 COULDN'T BE PRGUDER! Shirley Beisel 52: xi ' .GBX f ., -M. if 1' 'Z' . . 1 v' M-Qmfy k -.:,-13-,,:.:'--Q-5: I.: :'.,.2::-'-:agw2:,- 45- -g'si:iE.fI1:,.::.:.': v A1 QQ? , . X x w Awww Mary Clair Stiles, Head Cheerleader KSN Joe Ann Ballou 77 SOPHOMORE SENATE This is Highland's Scphomore senate. They have worked with the dlass officers in planning all the Sophomore activities for this past year. Left to right, in back row are: Everett Palanco, Mike Hogan, Collis Red- man, Leif Issacson, Jim Bisbee, Frank Tompson, Nickie Keyes. Middle row: Lewis Overton, Vice President, Lyndel Hendren, Treasurer, Joann Castle, Presidentg Voil Lattin, Marsha Blair, Pat Matthews. Front row: Sheila Farley, Velma Colman, Joyce Austin, Helen Elser, and Syndey McFarland. Secretary Wally Coomer is missing from the picture. YEA, TEAM FIGHT! All set to begin a yell for Highland are Sophomore cheerleaders of whom Highland High School is very proud. They have done an excellent job this past year of cheering for the Sophomore and Bee teams. They are left to right, Mary Merel Gamblin, Margie Valdez, Lottie Valdez, Joyce Austin, and Brooksene King. 78 DRILL SQUAD These are the girls of whom Highland can he very proud for their excellent drill work. First row, left to right, Mary Lou Weber, Carolyn Gillett, Peggy D'Arey, Betty Baker, Nina Pipkin, Patsy Tolmie, Betty Jo Christensen, Tommie .lo Kindel, Sharon lit-4-son, Helen Kindel. Second row, left to right, Orene Goldberg, Corrine Vorzine, Sheila Bremer, Harriett Kofolk, Marilyn Allen, Lucy Sandoval, Virginia Watson, Louise Wakefield, Vicki VVest. 'l'hird row, left to right, Judy Goueher, Frances Fuchs, Deanna Rewoldt, Marilyn Finke, Sonia Epstein, Susan Whetworth, Elizabeth Mader, Mary Wheaton, Dora Durman. Fourth row, left to right, Cynthia Gaunt, Norma Green, Betty Seay, Jeanne Biekenholz, Gaye Holdridge, .loy Klopp, Alice Speed, Darla Dawson. Fifth row, left to right, Shirley MePc-ters, Ann Pax- ton, Lois English, Deanna Austin. The enthusiasm and hard work of Helen Kimball has been vital to the creation of this fine drill team. M , . ,ESA Iss., - .Q . .xrfwgmags S. Mgt, at ' ff- s.xs.et.e. . X :o'i,C-SSQXX of - '11Wfiv+ 1 lf? ta X x X W:X,,MR,,QN gf mx away , :grid Mis t ,QNX -' 2 5 79 1 I x The photographer had a hard time catching busy Editor Pat Blair long enough for her picture. Pat's editor- ship this year climaxes three years of service on the staE. We'll all miss Pat's energetic and friendly leadership HIGHLANDER y , -Our assistant editors, Janie Rosenthal and LaVonne Cunningham smile over a page layout which worked out right the very first time. 80 Business Manager Nancy Overton and Sports Editor Dave Swearingen are snapped in their perpetual discus- sion of Can't we afford just one more sports' action page? i i we 1 1 K X' 'N .S-' r's........ Bill Bell got almost everyone together for this one. Kibitzing in the back row are: Sandy Whitcomb, Kay Leonard, Wayne Fausett, Bill Dietrich. Seated are: Sidney MacFarland, Marsha Blair, Barbara Bryn, Sally Smith. Not shown are: Helen Elser, Beverly Barrett, Norman Ball, and camera shy sponsor, Helen Mills. 81 Highland is proud of Margie VVilhite who has been the editor-in-chief of the Highlight for the past four years. Among Margie's numerous accomplishments is her presidency of the State High School Press Association. HIGHLIGHT Left to right: Nancy Burk, Bobbie Utter, Meg Randall, Lolita Colvin. Much credit is due to these girls for their leadership on the High light . lb Jay E I .yy Q l l E 1 f' R J 1,1 JXN X I 1 6 vi ll X F' P ' I zz' . - :, . . ru W A, ..,, uzb' --.-:. 2 X? Danny Zeff, Sam Stone, Mike Sutin, and Julian Wise take time out to smile for the photographer. Danny and Mike of the Highlight sport staff have 21 column in the daily paper. The Highlight's busy sponsor, Tom Erhard, was not available for a picture. MAKES THE HEADLINES Posing' for some publicity of their own are some members of the Highlight , Ted Lewis, Wally Coomer, Sally Alvard, Minta Sue Bunn, Sheila Mills, Bonnie Is aacs, Marty Yockuin, Richard Townsend, Sandy Wise, Joann Wallace, and Barbara Drago. MOTHER IS A FRESHMAN O 636 J 01110 Q, 12 'fs- ,Qo 1- 10 'QP 668 O 1- 9 09' 'I ef We R95 eh' gas 694560 5-6, 11,6 4? w 84 Go 09 YQ' 'ba 'S O '91 '60 ff' ' I qwefve, The cast who gave such an excellent performance in Mother Is A Freshman are left to right, back row Walt McGuire, Don Johnson, Mike Sutin, Keith Hayenga, Janet Evatt, Miss Shannon, Directory Herbert Rauch and Jeff Amacker. Second row: Marsha Kennedy, Marjo Hesse, Dawn Peterson, Pat Robinson, Jan Summers, Pat Blair. Third row: Sandra Allen and Mary Lee Roeder. 84 This is the cast of the Junior Play, who worked so hard to produce such an excellent play. Seated on the couch, left to right, are Gordon Bernell, Arlene Kaufman, Sally Alvord, Wayne Faust-tt, Bar- iara Hill, Larry Fries, Fred Shaffer. Seated on the floor left to right, are Harriet Cutler, Paddy Tannanbaum, Meg' Randel. Back row are Sam Stone and Nancy Cartlidge. Hey! Don't you think Sam looks cuter in his knickers than in these long' pants? Say, Nancy, where did the mud pack go? We Shook The Family Tree This looks as if Harriet has gone back a few years in age. Say! This looks interesting-a typical family scene. Hope you get out of it all right Meg 85 i I Our fine band has had a busy season entertaining us at football games and with 'band concerts under the able direction of Mr. Joe Rodgers. Two highlights of their year were a trip to Las Vegas and a radio performance. BAND 86 Prancing proudly at the head of Hig'hland's band are Drum Major David Hawley and Head Majorette Peggy Gonzales ac- companied by Twirlers Carole Clausson, Grace Le Compte, Barbara Smith, and Mary Mar- shall. 'ff 'X THE ORCHESTRA First row, left to right, are Handra Walker, Lu Ellen Campl1ell,Ang'elyn Coxe, Gretchen Quelle, Helen Kiek- efer, Constance Gamara, Joan Holliday, Shirley Morgan. Second row, left to right, are Jeanie La Vance, Dici Hansen, Dave Hawley, Martha Mvffollougrli, Gralnnn Bell, nn Cbambliss, Mr. Rodgers, Margie Lee Morse. THE DREAMERS The Dreamers are one of the school's most active groups of singers. They are under the direction oi' Mr. Loy. They are left to right, seated: Pat Westoii, Helen Kiekhaefer, Mona Meredith. First row, left to right, Synn Genaris, Mary Lou 'Wise, Margo McDonough, Mary Ellen Melinight, Ailoria irtin, Virginia Price, Charlene Calloway, Mary Culberson, Pat Golightly, Marilyn Thomas, Marilyn Collins, mnie Cohen, Virginia Price. Back row, Rita Holmes, Dorothy Jones. N CHORUS This year the chorus has entertained Highland High with their presentation of a well-conducted Christmas program. With the superb direction of Mr. Loy, the Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, and Boys' Chorus classes have given several interesting, stimulating performances. Our hats off' to the Chorus! These are the l116lYlb01'S of the cast of Highland's Spring operetta, The Fortune Teller. as , Front row, left to right, Bill Dietrich, as Count Berezowskifi James Tate as Boris, Phillig Frizzell as 'KLt. Timar, Charlene Callaway as 'fWanda, Marsha Kennedy as Mme, Pompon,' Jonny O'Neal as Capt Ladis laws, Jim Mullins as Sand0r.' Back row, left to right, Collis Redmond as Lt, Almir, Man Ellen McKnight as Urninka,' Lynn Generis as Irma, Bettg Banks as Vera, Patricia Golight- ly as Musette and Glenn Woni as Fresco. HONOR SOCIETY First row, left to right, Judith Woody, Jeff Amacker, Arlin Cooper, Bill Dietrich, Joe Mercer, Herbert Rauch, like Sutin, Nancy Burk, Bonnie Isaacs, Martha McCol1och, Mary Cooper. Second row, left to right, Charlene Blissard, John Doughty, Mike Kcehan, Bob Smith, Jim Tate, Minta Sue Iunn, Sheila Mills, Carolyn Rothman, Evelyn Anderson, and Vesta Neuhard. Third row, left to right, Gretchen Quelle, Bobbie Collins, Franceta Ames, Renee Lewis, Judy Barnhisel, Bunny Qohlhaas, Sheila McCarthy, Sue Domeier, Mary Botts, Pat Blair, Marjorie Endres, Margie McCorkle, and Sponsor, Iiss Truesdell. Fourth row, left to right, Christine Tedesco, Jane Whorley, Holly Norwood, Pat Matthews, Ginger Vance. hirley Morgan, Adoria Martin, Marilyn Butler, Helen Elser, Mary Lynn Moore, Sidney McFarland, Mable Weaver. Fifth row, left to right, Sally Barrows, Beverly Orr, Don Chambliss, Jack Strom, John McCurdy, Robert Di- bold, LeRoy Bernstein, Frank Lisle, and Nicky Keys. Highland's Honor Society is again sponsoring Ingrid Koellin from Hamburg, Germany. Ninety-six dollars in ash is sent every year along with food and clothing. This Christmas three boxes of food and necessities were ent to Ingrid by the Society. The requirements for membership in the club is a ten point grade average with A's counting as three points nd B's as two points. Juniors and Seniors may have eight grade points and two points from outside curricular ctivities. To wear the club's Gold H is indeed a honor. Juniors can wear the pin if they have been in the club ive out of six semesters. Seniors keep the pin if they have been in the Honor Society seven out of eight semes- Qrs including the last semester of their Senior year. 89 LIBRARY ASSISTANTS This group of volunteers works to help Miss Trammell keep our library operating' effectively. From left to right, are Patsy Cox, Jimmy McGahey, Marjie McCorkle, Sheila McCarthy, Miss Nancy Trammell, Romaine Coats, Lois English, Helen Clerc, Katherine Garrow, Sharon Foster. if J OFFICE GIRLS These are the girls who have given their free periods to help the offices run smoothly. First row, left to right, Carol Roberts, Roberta Roberts, Jane Whorley, Joan Keller, Mary Ann Watkins, Darla Dawson, Vicki West, Theresa Rhoades, Beverly Adams, Jean Yoder, Dorothy Sabino, Donna Rinn. Back row, Helen Mendelsburg, Betty Slayter, Alice Speed, Joann Martin, Faye Noyes, Barbara Justice, Pat Matthews, Betty Graham, Sandy Glassman, Lee Romingfer, Norma Sims, Sandy Swayze, Wendel Woods, Sandra Juvenal, Ann Vivian, Barbara Smith, Peggy Gonzales, Nancy Dew. 90 A The excellent Projector Club has done much to promote interest in visual education in Highland. First row, Park Sims, Ted Zackman, Mr. Merkel, Arthur Hulen, Lee Winner, Donald Prokosch. Second row, Jim Evans, Joe Greenleaf, William Frey, Malcolm Osotf, Bill Cooper. Third row, Jim Tonne, Howard Hayden, Melton Lyon. Fourth row, Donald Greenhalgh, Ray Tuley, Glenn Wright, John Gruer, Dale Brown, Richard Townsend PROJECTOR CLUB Here we see: Glenn Wright, William Frey, Park Sims, slicing film. First row, left to right: John McCroy, Billy Wagner, John O'Boylc, Rusty Shaffer, Vic Zurcher, Dave Mohar, Teddy Rhodes, Tommy McDonald, Jack Chisholm, Jimmy Durret, Mike Hoeck, Joe Wakcen. Second row, left to right: Jackie Stobie, Marty Yocum, Dick Brown, John Hainlen, Jim Economides, Jack Keely, James Cramer, Wayne Fausett, Jim Curd, Dick Wilbert, Joe Patterson. Third row, left to right: Stan Bazant, Pat Hibben, John Bauclek, Jay Pierson, Vern Wood, Jerry Thomas, Anthony Gray, Dan Hampton, Jerry Williams. Foiirth row, lc-ft to right: Corky Morris, Glen Kemper-s, Earl Puckett, Bill Otto, Art Dahlbergy John McCor- mack, Voil Lattin, Dale West, Arnold Levick, Fred Travis, Joe Ahliott, Coach Clem Charlton. Fifth row, left to right: Dick French, Alan VanFleet, Wayne Boring, Eill Roche, Monte Barton, Stan Nelson, Lefty Thompson, James Smallin, James Tichenor, Jim Bryce, Jack Beasley, Coach Hugh Hackett, Coach Mlckey Miller. New Letterincn: Ken Anderson, James Horn, Frank Comisky, Bob Anderson, Jack 0'Neil, Frank Thompson, James Morga, Bucky Weaver, Dave Swearingen, Pa1'k Sims, Cheston Ramsey, Dewey Bohing, Ronnie Whiteman, Craig Hauser, Joe Aliliott, Keith Hayenga. LETTERMAN'S CLUB The I-I Club is one of Highlancl's most active and civic minded organi- zations. Shown here are Billy Wagner, secretary, and John 0'Boyle, presi- dent, lighting luminaries which the club put up for the Christmas concert. 'Marvin Shultz is put through some fancy paces in the initiation cere- mony. 92 ' THE THESPIAN CLUB As a special project of the Thespians this year, they gave a very enjoyable banquet at the Fez Club. Standing, left to right, are anet Evatt, Donnie Johnson, rances Young, John McCormack, rlene Kaufman, Jeff Amacker, ally Alvord, Mike Sutin, Jerry ongenbaugh, Walt McGuire. Seated, left to right, are anet Summers, Debbie Manning, m Mullens, Marjo Heese, Pat lair. Margie Wilhite, Pat Robin- rn, M 'ricl Coxe, Dawn Peterson, liss Shannon. The Thespian play, Turn Little 'l1eel',, was written by Mr. Er- Q lrd, and is being' directed by alt McGuire under the sponsor-- ip of Miss Anne Shannon. Here f see the east during one of it:1 hearsals. Looks like it will be a rod play, don't you think? 93 'WM S. MILTI DISCIPULI Highland's Latin Club staged a Roman mock Wedding this year. Hero we see the Pronuba, Sara Allen, uniting the hands of the couple being mar- ried, Imogene R a t h b u n and Tom Atherton, while she says Ubi tu Gajus, ego Gajaf' LATINAM AMANT! The bride is being prepared for her wedding. She holds a real Roman mirror 200 yvars old while her hair is combed with a Roman sword. Roberta Rolwrts is soon hero lmeing' iliitiatcwl hy the High Priest, Jack Strom. The Priest cuts tho applo, and thc initiate puts thu 1-d of lU2ll'lllllj1' into the firo of mtorvst. Q , WM wo As the lsridul couplo S sit on tho sheu Vs skin, S K the Prim-st prays for the gods' favor whilv Jack Taylor lmrings forth the torch and surred emb- lems. 95 Charter Members of the N. G. Tate Chapter of Future Teachers of America: Officers are: New Mexico State President, Jimmy McGaheyg N. G. Tateg Chapter President, Karen Daviesg Vice President, Bonnie Cohen, Secretary-Treasurer, Sara Jane Allen, Parliamentarian, Glenn D. Wright. Members are: Minta Sue Bunn, Peggy D'Arcy, Peggy Ann Gonzales, Doreen Hall, Donnelly Johnson, Rob- ert Lee Loyd, David Mille1', Holly Norwood, Bill Pappas, Ronald Phillips, Roberta Roberts, Dorothy Sabino, Lois Surber, Michael G. Sutin, Sponsors are: Mrs. Rosa C. Chavez, Mrs. Ruth Roberts. F. T. A. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Hopperton this group has done an outstanding job of recordings both for school use and for commercial recording for the Oil Convention. Seen through the broadcasting booth window are Bill Dietrich, John McCormack, Gwin Vivian, Mike Sutin, Sam Stone, Walt McGuire, Sally Alvord, Dawn Peterson. 96 SQ Nail' OFFICERS: Standing, left to right, Jennie Vance, Lou Ellen Campbell, Francine Smith, Helen Elam, Ange lyn Coxe, Mary Nell Partain, Seated, Yvonne Partain. 98 SWIMMING CLUB A large number of High- land's young' ladies enjoy getting in the swim. Club officers are Nancy Barrows, Norma Sims, Sandy Glass- man. ii ,nf 6. A. A. G.A.A. has much to be proud of for this past year. It has promoted a greater interest in sport activities among the girls. They were hostess to an annual sports day with schools from all over the state participating in it. Aside from the athletic part of it they sponsored a girl-ask boy semi-formal dance. The officers are Barbara Hill, Sports Chairmang Sharon Roth, Treas.g seated, and standing, Nancy Burk, P1-es.g Margaret Curran, Vice Pres.g and Peggy Taylor, Secy. 1.000 000 Officers of the Skating: Club are left to right, Virginia Wilson, S1-crviary-Treasurer3 Dorothy Wakefield, President, and Lea Wakefield, Vice-President. ROLLER SKATING CLUB ML-mhcrs of the Skating' Club take time out from their fun to pose for their picture: thvy are: First row, Joan Halen, Jody Mosier, Darlyne Benton, Nancy Koegan, Sandra Brown, Linda Agostzi, Janin- Stansbury, Nancy Finch, and Lou VVakefield. Second row, Gail Rein, Mazie Coxe, Betty Day, Marsha Grossman, Ruth Hartlinv, Thr-llna Danforth, llzlrlvzlrzi Suhuliclx, Priscilla Hongeva, Virginia Bland, Joan Smith, Lea VVal1efield. Third row, Barbara Sanderson, Mrs. Randle, Sponsor, Mona Meredith, Patti Meridith, Pat Protzman, Rita Reidy, Corrine Corzine, Elaine Williams, Jerrie Leo Mathias, Virginia VVatson, Dov Dee Durman, Marvin Kepler, Bill Fortier, Arnold Bruce, and Floyd Hehyes. 101 MACMINABO The Correspondence Club was very active this year carrying on correspondence with new friends in many foreign countries. Among their school activities was a cookie sale. Posing' for you in this picture are standing, left to right, Gail Grady, Peggy Gonzales, Francine Smith, Miss McGowan, Betty Slayter, Pattie Tate. In front, Helen Elani, Lois Surber. Not in picture Shirley Teeter. COMMERCIAL CLUB Back row, Mr. Blech, Billy Noland, Marilyn Marth, Marilyn Butler, Joan Wallace, Sue Sutherland, Carol Greer Patty Tate, Mrs. Mcliinnoy, Mrs. Fuhs, and Miss Chavez. Middle row, Margaret Burton, Bonnie Isaacs, Shirley Teeter, Evelyn Anderson, Audrey Andrews, Nancy Kyle Vesta Neuhard, Carol Cole, and Bonnie Schrier. .First row, Sandra Glassnian, Kathleen Schroeder, Mary Ann Case, Nancy Edgar, Minta Sue Bunn, Janet Blis sard, Patsy Nelson, and Barbara Drago. 102 The Spanish Club, under the able leadership of their sponsor, Mr. Moya, is one of the most active clubs at Highland. Their purpose is to further the Spanish language, and promote interest in culture and traditions of the different Spanish speaking' countries in the world. One of their many activities was the Tostados Sale at a basketball game and also the display of the Pan American fiags on Pan American Day, April 14. SPANISH CLUB Their officers are President, Collis Redmond, Vice President, Judy Littleg Secretary- Treasurer, Shirley Wood. 103 Members of the Ski Club in the above picture are Pat Stewart, Bob Sims, Joycelyn Pool, Sheila Farley, Mary Dahlberg, Janet Post, Carol Cole, Barbara Haas, Laura Daniel, Sponsor, Starr Jenkinsg Mason Rose, Stan Baz- ant, Bill Davis, Tommy Kai-man, Mary Lou Wise, Karen Davis, Skipper Salazar, Bill Otto, Joseph Merkel, Johnny O'Neal, Glen Woon, Art Dahlberg, Bob Silver, Danny Burr, Pat Hibben, Glen Kempers. SKI CLUB Look, no brakes! AUWX ,Ou 044. 11,61 QQ ,NVD . H 26, m , is ily 'la 12. AOQF5 ' A-essf ,igvaw W QR Who won? , . 104 Firsi row, lef to 'i ht, De orah Mannin , mt atchell, Jean Peissoii,gBarba1iJa Borell, Maiihig KgnielceiyBiIxgr?etJ:l3?llisEaIriielg0n Jacl Beasley Mona Meredlth Gall ' Second row, left to right, Gayle Van Horn, Mary Wheaton Dora Duiman Shonny Foster Sherry Beach Jackie '1de, Arlene Kauffman, Anita Dudley, Kay Yargln Sheila Mills Third row, left to right, Bill Boneberg, Charmayne Ganzhorn, Vngnna P1 ice lames Duvall Roberta Roberts ll Yargin, Mrs. Keely. Fourth row, left to right, Jack Keely, Delores Atkins Nancy Burk Peggy Ann Gonzales The members of the Art League arn appreciation of the arts un- zr the leadership of Mrs. Keely, lvisor. They explore the field of 't through the mediums of paint- g, printing, sculptoring, leather 'aft and metal craft. One of their any projects was making masks their study of pre-historic art. he masks were displayed at the ublic Library. They also put on a zry successful Art Show, Living rt. R4 up , 'J' R . iiixic 5 4 SPEECH CLUB Here are seen the excellent and capable officers of the Speech Club: Margie Wilhite, Secretaryg Sam Stone, Presidentg Minta Sue Bunn, Vice Presiclcntg Elizabeth Drumnioncl, Trea- surer. This being the first year of the Speech Club, it had an excellent mem- bership growing from 20 to 60 members. The club took part in the N. M. High School Forensic in April. A banquet at Leonard's completed their successful year. First row left to iight Don Johnson Ann Bayless Yvonne Peaison, Lora Daniel, Paddy Tannenbaum, Sally Alvord Doiothy Basile Alice Speed Baibaia Hunt Keith Hayenga. Second row left to iight Ailene Koffman Margie Wilhite Balbara Hargrave, Minta Sue Bunn, Sheila Mills 3,Sara Allen Peggy Con7ales Baibaia Smith Donna Swain Imogene Rothbum, Liz Drummond. Third row left to light Sam Stone Joyce Soienson Roberta Roberts, Loren Dickey, Ronny Philips, Col- lis Redman B111 Papas Warner Little David Bayless Ralph Fiiedenberg, Herbie Roush. me-www MODERN DANCE The purpose of Modern Dance is to express the eniotinns through dancing. U Members are left to right, starting in the back row, .Indy Mosier, Mary Wheation, Sandee. Schroeter, Jo .aynes, Mary Coper, Nancy Coper, Donna Swain, Kay Yodar, Chris Tedesco, Judy Little, Peachle Hines. TENNIS CLUB . The Tennis Qlub under the leadership of Mrs. Lind say has enjoyed a very successful year. These members '1ll be promising in future years. 'Back row, left to right, are Bob Dineen, Mike Keeham, Arthur Grimm. Second row, left to right, are Peggy Anne Gonzales, Mrs. Lindsay, Connie Gamara. Front row, left to right, are Carol Cole, Bonnie Cohen, Don Finch, Betty Banks. 107 IVY CLUB Members of the Ivy Club, a social club at Highland are poised above. Back row, left to right, are Carol Cronenberger, Caryl Maxon, Cynthia Gaunt, Bar- bara Sandusky, Sally Steel, Ann Williams. Middle row, left to right, are Mike Herbert, Susanne Perry, Dotty Dickinson, Fran Younge, Kay Garrett, Larraine Ramsey. Front row, left to right, are Sue Williams, Peggie Ann Gonzales, Gayle Geere, Carolyn Claussen, Virginia Price. Not shown, Elsie Kiripatrick. Wkmaf' i 2 'QM DEO GLORIO TRI-HI-Y First row, left to right, Kay Leonard, Renee Lewis, Theresa Rhodes. Y Second row, left to right, Mary Botts, Janice Pool, Johnnie Ray Lyles, Mrs. Stephens, Jackie Judah, Car- man Kool. Third row, left to right, Nancy Cartlidge, Lynn Trig'g', Betsy Dodds, Margeret Peek, Arlene Clayton, Sonya Stuart. Not shown: Barbara Willig'rod, Martha Skidmore, Shirley Biesel, Beth Russel, Arzetta Porn, Nancy Over- ton, Janie Rosenthal, Mona Lee French, Merle Moore. FIDES IN DEO TRI-HI-Y First row, left to right, Janet Blissard, Alice Gore, Nancy Steed, Beverly Seeds, and Jane ldvall. Second row, left to right, Vesta Neuhard, Helen Kimball, Nyla Kennedy, Gloria Aragon, Barbara lic-nip, Lillian Arlneio, Lynn Generis. 109 Q CUM DEUM TRI-HI-Y First row, left to right, Gail West, Toni Cella, Barba1'a Bryan, Laurie Bush. Second row, left to right, Norma Sims, Margo McDonald, Nancy Barrows, Bunny Kolhaas, Shirley Sanders, Mary Clare Stiles. Third row, left to right, Baby Lulian, Carol Robins, Sue Robinson, Patty Powers, Zoe Ann Ballou, Sandra Glassman, Wendel Woods. Not shown: Betty Fuschino, Norma Duncan, Margraret Burton, Lou Oldfield. DIEU NOTRE GUIDE TRI-HI-Y First row, left to right, Nancy Burk, Janet Locke, Beverly Wisdom, Bonnie Isaccs, Pat Palmer. Second row, left to right, Sue llomeier, Jan Reeves, Harriet Cutler, Mary Meek, Mary Otte. I Third row, left to right, Charmayne Ganzhorn, Clara Lou GU1'dll1g', Gretchen Quelle, Joanne Wallace, Betty Banks. Betty Pipkin, Harriet Townsend, Sally Smith, Barbara Hargrave, and Delores Barrett. 110 DEO PRIMO TRI-HI-Y First row, left to right, Emily Penita, Eleanor lrlonroe, Judy Spectre, Patsy Blair. Second row, left to right, Shirley Iverson, Jane Whorley, Beverly Bruce, Elizabeth Drumnioml, Beverly Adams, Minta Sue Bunn, Beverly Orr. Third row, left to right, Sandra Whitconib, Mai-io Hesse, Bc-tty Graham, Claudette Duplantis, Vir- ginia Moon, Sandra Allen. Not shown: Mary Hart, Lucy Warner, Audrey LABERANTES CUM DEUM TRI-HI-Y Peggy Taylor. First row, Charlene Blissard, Shirley Pendelton, Mariel Coxe, Peachy Hines, and Ann Clark. Second row, Carol Kluver, Charlene Mason, Marilyn Rope-rt, Susan Perry, Laura Danials, Dorothy Crampton, Beverly O'Neal, and Martha Field. Third row, left to right, are Ada .lane Hashimoto, Bobbie Utter, Margaret Curran, Margie Wilhite, Marsha Kennedy, Judy Christopher, Sally Brogan, and Janet Mayland. 111 ENTOU-TE-NIKA TRI-HI-Y Back row, left to right, Carol Goddard, Nancy Kyle, Sue Prater, Mary Lee Roeder, Cynthia Wingrert, Nancy Welch, Jo Ann Hahn, Barbara Hass, Jody Mosier. Middle row, Elaine Williams, Carol Greer, Carol Cole, Bobbe Mosely, Joan Stonekting, Jean Castle, Sue Wil- liams, Nancy McKay. Front row, Sherrel Ackerman, Sue Sutherland, Pat Robinson, Peggy 0'Neil, Nancy January, Ginger Taylor, and Ann Johnson. ESQUIRE HI-Y Bottom row, left to right, Sponsor, Carl Vcella, Jerry Camltell, John Doughty, Jimmy Stringer, Mason Rose, Donnie Hughes, Preston Jones, Bruce Black, Sonny Gaskill, Jerry Windsor. Top row, Victor Bowman, Marti Lepisto, Newell Alexander, Dana Wray, Bob Robens, Vern Woods, Norman Ball, Larry Fries, Bill Bohens, Jerry Longenbaugh, Clarence Huff. ll I 5 5 112 l.H.H.S. RADIO CLUB lGood Morning, 1- This is Ll-l.H.S.g does this sound famil- ar? These are the people who are esponsible for the excellent radio ,nd announcement facilities and urograms at Highland. Shown in the top picture are ohn McCormack, Sally Alvord, Bill Dietrich and Jim Tonne. At left are seen the members of he K.H.H.S. Radio Cluh: First row, Debby Manning, Ielen Reeves, Jan Reeves, Nancy anuary. Second row, Sam Stone, Jim flullins, Tom Cochran, John Mal- rvich, Ada Jane Hashimoto. Third row, John Shute, Jerry floore, Tom Flynn, and Graham Rell. Fourth row, John McCormack, iill Dietrich, Sally Alvord, and im Tonne, W W HORNET CAPERS l 5 1 E i 1 . 114 'nm' ' A ls, ok: K, FIESTA April 10 marked our fourth annual fiesta wliieh was bigger and better than ever. Presiding over the festivities this year as queen and king' were Gayle West, and Kenny Anderson. The zifternnoxfs fun featured vari- ous fielml events for lmth boys mul girls. Friday nig'ht's fiesta spirit was typified luy gay conces- sions las shown he-rel, a faculty freak show, and ai clanee. 115 ' 1' BOYS' STATE Our 1953 representatives to Boys' State are: Wayne Fausett, Vern Wood, James Curd, Dan Hampton, Sam Stone, Jerry Longenbaugh, Bill Dickinson, Lee Davis, Ross Campbell. GIRLS' STATE Looking from left to right we see our Girls' State delegates. They are: Barbara Hill, Bunny Kohlhaas, Sue Robinson, Carol Kluver, Sharon Roth, Ada Jane Hashimoto. 11-6 M ' , ims-- , f , 'f 'A --1--'mf -N 1 HORNET CAPERS Will we ever forget the crazy Halloween dance or the thrill of watching the Hornets play football. Weren't the trips to the out-of-town games fun? As Highland goes so goes the nation in electing Ike for President. We won't long forget the race and campaigning for Homecoming Queen nor our beautiful Queen. No one will ever forget Tom DeG1'egori. Looks like a home run - at least a two bagger. 1 A M W 9'-K.. .,....L.v HIGHLAND'S GIRLS ARE SPORTS-MINDED TOO! Do you think it will go in? Good set up for a spike. Highland girls participate in numerous types of sports during their gym classesg in intramurals, and aftei classg many fine teams have resulted. 118 HERE THEY ARE IN ACTION! Don't miss that ball, it could mean ie game. Someone had better get that ball! Ready for action are four sports-minded girls. 119 '2533 fi murnnuuuam, -. :: .Q : dsnvxfa JACK CHISHOLM, Tackle 122 MONTE BARTON, Center 3 DEWEY BOHLING, Back JIMGESQSCE' WE TEAM THEY 52 Belen 6 W 32 Saint Marys 0 42 Raton 6 JIM DURRETT, Guard JAMES CURD, Back ART DAHLBERG, Tackle DICK FRENCH, Tackle ANTHONY GRAY, Back MIKE HOECK, TEAM THEY End Thomas Jefferson 0 Gallup 6 Hobbs 28 DAVID MOHAR, Back Co-captain TOMMY MC DONALD, Back VOIL LATTIN, End ARNOLD LEVICK Guard TEDDY RHODES, Guard Co-captain 124 JOHN O'NEAL, Tackle RUSTY SHAFFER, Back JOHN O'BOYLE, Tackl WE 26 I4 MARVIN SCHULTZ, Back JOHN MC CORMACK, Tackle TEAM THEY Tucumcari 0 Farmington 2 I JERRY THOMAS, - Guard IRWIN THOMSON, End E Los Alamos Albuquerque VIC ZURCHER, End BILLY WAGNER, Back I 6 20 DAVE YRENE, Back RONNIE WHITEMAN, End VERN WOOD, Center J DICK WILBERT Back The coaches of Highland's 1952 class A, City Championship Football Team. Left to right: Coaches Charlton, Hugh Hackett, and Mickey Miller, who led the Highland eleven to their first inter-city victory the AHS Bulldogs. 126 Left to right: John Baudek and James Tichenor, the two able managers of the Hornet Football Team. Clem over B FOOTBALL TEAM Standing from left to right, are Coach Charlton, Dan Hampton, Dave Beverage, Frank Vaughan, Dave Newman, Vic Bowman, Bruce Black, Stan Bazant, Charle Windsor, Ray Hedges, Elmer Duffield. Kneeling frfom left to right, are Skipper Salazar, Leslie Wingert, Fred For- noff, Cecil Whitson, Dana Wray, Donnie Hughes, Freddie McDowell, Jerlod Telles, Norman Ball, Jim Fincher. Sitting from left to right, are Bob Robens, Jerry Heil, Vic Barresi, Lynn Pur- vis, James Sopiwnik, Charlie Dye, Bill Robens, Joe Dyke. SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL TEAM Kneeling from left to right, are Frank Thompson, Donald Vinovich, John Cordova, Jerome Marcus, Dean Pappas, Leonard Faltyn, Dave Driggers, Norman Lucas, Terry French, Clyde Averill, and Donald Mclntruff. From left to right, standing alle Reggie Armstrdng, Mason Rose, Dagnnie McCluer, Joe Robinson, Dannie Edwards, Billie Renfro, Zane King, Dick Saylor, Morris Hines, Pat Steward, Jerry Kleinfeld, Larry Mendelsberg, and Coach Albert Kaplan. ' Sitting in front are the two managers, Everett Polanco, left, Louis Over- ton, right. Tommy McDonald 1175 handing' off the ball to Billy Wag- ner U91 in the AHS game. flnset rightj. Vic Zurcher going down in the Tucumari game. Tommy McDonald carrying the ball against Los Alamos. Anthony Gray being stopped in the Far- mington game. We Beof Hwe Bulldogs! Q A JEFF AMACKER, Guard KENNY ANDERSON, Guard CECIL BURKE, Center MIKE HOECK, Forward FRANK COMISKEY Center JIM CURD, Forward 181 JIM HORN, Center TOMMY MC DONALD Forward RUSTY SHAFFER, Guard 1 f . , ' ,. 'ff .-11 , -'?fEkqiwri'q.15:,:'fr 5-' .!2'Qyjf ' JAMES TICHENOR, MARTY YOCHUM, Forward Guard BASKETBALL SCHEDULE TEAM Menaul Belen Melrose Gallup Los Lunas Amarillo Clovis Farrningron St. Micl1ael's Texico Los Alamos Artesia THEY 36 43 44 45 45 67 35 63 43 27 38 36 TEAM Santa Fe Carlsbad Taos O.L.O.S. Alamogordo Saint Marys Las Cruces Roswell Socorro A.l-LS. Espanola Las Vegas THEY 39 44 46 44 35 46 4I 45 49 34 50 64 133 BEE TEAM Back row, left to right, Coach Hugh Hackett, Bill Dickinson, Dave Beverage, Jim Knudson, James Curd, Jim Horn, Walt Schuman, Louis Sanders. Front row, left to right, Tommy Hulsman, Joe Patterson, James Campbell, Bill Robens, Lee Davis, Glen Kempers. lzz. E-: i. ,. , - B T T it J 'F ' Q' 2 Q --n' f :.V 1 - J , iili iiei Ln' i,V:Q 'ii' H ': ' Q at eirs on iiJl Jlll - f reat F aaae v l 1 r' .'r. i .E-1'.V 1 5? I: , w , Izl. In , Ax V ' V, IZV, 5 .,., ,. ' 'ezi 15 ., 5: .gf :.' SQ I '-:: A ,.,:. 11- be- f V :, ' N ..,. J :-'- , ': --:, J- ..,. ,..-: :1-,. N 5 3 -1'. 1f'...V , V '-:- V ,QQ '11. qq zzi zzrl ', . - ' -. i .,. :., 'N EV4 ,V I w,:::: . i ff ,A 'zizi .'1.,: .1..l B ,,,1,, F ,,'1 U1 SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL TEAM Back row, left to right, Voil Lattin, Lyndel Hendren, Ray Cramer, Dick Saylor, Coach Al Kaplan, Dewey Bohling, Jim Stevenson, Jim Bruner, Roger Smith. Front row, left to right, Jim West, Dennis Atkins, Jim Fincher, Fred McDowell, Bob Robens, Bill Renfro, Charles Wood. r,. ,.,..,,,.,i,. Y Q X -1 bs iw Qi, V wg Q .M X 1. .. M' if 332 1' 2 5 X ma x N lv Q5 ,W Q E we X V A S. t' in .. . X 1 'Qs if , I' i I953 HlGHLAND MATMEN Standing, left to right, Coach Clem Charlton, Bucky Weaver, Cheston Ramsey, Frank Thompson, Dave Swearingen, Freddie Fornoff, and Bruce Black. Kneeling, left to right, Billy Wagner, Jack Brunacini, Dane Ray, James Cramer, Bob Anderson, Alan Brunacini, and Jerry Thomas. In front, left to right, George Parr, Bob LaVelly, Joe Heaston, Joe Wakeen, Jackie Nelson, Glen Isbell, and Park Sims. Not shown in the picture: Jack O'Neal and James Morga. This year brought the largest turnout for wresi ing that Highland has ever seen. Coach Charlton hz done much to arouse interest in this sport. Amo1 other matches the team met its down town rival twic winning one match and losing the second. They al: chalked up a win over Boys' Ranch of Texas. James Cramer and Honest Bob Anderson m it up in practice sessl-on. 136 TRACK This year's track team promises to send many old records tumbling. It is placed by such record breakers as Al Van Fleet, Vic Zurcher, Teddy Rhodes, Tommy McDonald, and Bill Wagner. H1hland's track team is well on its way to the State championship. Let's hope Coach Hac- kett's boys keep up the pace. 137 YOUR I953 HORNET BASEBALL TEAM Back row, left to right, Jim Economides, Rusty Shaffer, Tom Hulsman, Frank Comiskey, Stan Nelson Cecil Burk, Tom Baldwin, Mike Hoeck, Jack Stobie, James Morris, Marty Yochum, Coach Mickey Miller Front row, Wayne Fausett, Jim Curd, Vern Woods, John Mosely, Joe Patterson, John O'Boyle, and Dick Brown . 138 ' e a r sa. V vl... ,,v,, , A I., i 1:, . b I ,, ., '-- ',,,, Q, zzz ziz. V,.- ',f.f- ' I: :a: 2 - : ::: 9. ii' 'li Py f : Vii 4 1.. 3 ,o A: ff y V Ivqu, ., ,. , n ,A W lr 'iw E.: ...Aff ' Mike seems to be in a hurry. The baseball team has won seven straight games so far this season. They downed St. Marys, Soccoro High, Clovis, Santa Fe High, and St. Michaels. Coach Miller has a well rounded team this year with an able pitching staff backed up by good fielding. As we go to press the Hornets have won 14 games and lost only 1. umnenxff A NAM IQFQ HW TENNIS TEAM S Standing, left to right, Norman Ball, Glen Kempers, Pat Hibbvn, Joe Ferguson, Stanly Clark, Jerry Steed. Seated, in front, left to right, Nickie Keys, Bill Darnell, Coach Albert Kaplan, Tommy Shel- GOLF Highland's golf team also has won its share of athletic honors. Taking time out to pose for us are: Ken O'Dcll, Joe Tiano, Larry Keller, Earl Puckett, Bob Tiano, Jack Beasly, Fred Reese, Mr. McGuire, and Bill Swope. don, Richard Hough. 139 1 .ft A P, , HIS brings to a close our record of the daily life and special events at Highland. On the next two pages we'd like to do a little reminiscing 'about the class of '53, The file for i950 brought tiou light a picture of the freshman officers: Ronnie DeRemLer, Patty Powers, Charles Bankston and Rusty Shafferg and one of the freshman basketball team. Then the editors have picked at random sixteen individual pictures of some of l950's little kids who are now ready for that big cap and gown. The remaining pages of this book have been turned over to the Senior Senate so that they may present o-n behalf of the entire class the Senior Will. They will to future classes the hard work and good times that go to make up their days at Highland. REMEMBER WHEN! M X I949-'50 FRESHMAN OFFICERS Betty Jim Joan Courtney Sandra Jack Graham Bryce Harms French Allen Chishol m WE WERE FROSH? Highland's frosh team of 1950. Coach Lewis, Charles Bankston, Tommy Paterson, Teddy Rhodes, Rufus Alexander, Dale Vickery, Tom Saylor, Ronnie DeRemer, Mike Hoeck, Rusty Shaf- fer, Dave Mohar, and Joe Ferguson. . 5 ' ff' 1 3 Roger Martha Larry Patty Arnold Flggee McCullouch Benton Powers Levick ' '. 3: ll use fe fn ' lg ' ' 5 Y w f 35 Bill Mary Herbert Lou Wagner Botts Rauch Campbell John McCrory SENIOR CLASS WILL OF I 953 We the Seniors of I953 will to the future classes of Highland all our good times and happy memories. Joe Abbot wills his brains to Jack Rader who needs them to figure out ingenious ways to ditch class. Sherrell Ackerman wills her cute Way of telling her experiences to anyone interested in learning how to tell a story. Norma Alexander claiming to be of sound mind and sounder body wills her nickname Slugger to some unfortunate junior girl who can knock a volley ball a long ways. Rufus Alexander wills his race track to the prin- cipal's office to anyone who'll have it. Sandra Allen leaves the job of making out Senior wills to Mary Hart. Good Luck! and here's hoping you don't go nuts! Jeff Amacker leaves the Sophomore girls. They're yours, fellas. Evelyn Anderson leaves her horses -- oats! Ken Anderson had nothing he wanted to leave to Highland other than the fine song he wrote. Forever uphold it, folksg it's yours now. 144 Robert Anderson leaves his detention hours to be equally distributed among the Sophomore class. Audrey Andrews leaves her shyness to Ada Jane who had better lose it fast. Jerry Arnold bequeaths his acting ability that he displayed in the Art Assembly to next year's talented actors. Jackie Baker leaves his slingshot to Miss Rebord to awaken sleepers in her third period class. Zoe Ann Ballou, alias Old Black Joe , will leave Highland anything they want but Uncle Tom. Betty Banks wills her speed to Emily Pineda and Beverly Bruce who need it. Charles Bankston leaves his monopoly on all the cars he drives to anyone who needs them. Bob Barbee wills his skiis to Janet Post in hopes he will have to come back sometime to see her. Virgil Barger leaves his aggressiveness to the Hornet line of '53. Judy Barnhisel leaves her last name to Sally Smith. Dolores Barrett leaves her last name whenever she gets married. Nancy Barrows bequeaths her lady-like ac- tions on the basketball court to anyone who needs to be a lady. Bill Bayes wills his bright yellow cowboy boots to any Junior cowboy who will take the risk of wearing them down the hall. Jack Beasley leaves his last name to any old beast! Dolores Beason and Joann Wallace leaves Miss Testa's first period class! Shirley Beisel leaves her punctuality to the next year's cheerleader who is always late. Georgia Benakis leaves her first name name to the grand old state of Georgia. James Bennet wills his knack to graduate with- out doing homework to any up and coming Senior who wants it. Darlyne Benton wills her ability for giving un- usual Christmas presents to Patsy Cox. Larry Benton bequeaths his jitterbugging 'ability Bo Tom Roy in hopes that he will be one of the true crazy cats. Ray Blackburn leaves his seat at the back of the room to anyone quiet enough to claim it. Charlotte Blackwell will her ingenious ability to get answers before Miss Rebord's history tests to any Junior who needs the talent. Pat Blair leaves her laugh to any hayena needing one. Brian Boggs leaves his motor bike to all the poor little unfortunates who have to ride bikes to school. Wayne Boring wills his scholastic ability to Jan Reeves. Mary Botts bequeaaths her drive-in escapades to all those Junior girls interested. Allen Brewster leaves his outboard motor car to Miss Hendrick's Latin museum. Dick Bnown leaves his fast lball to Newell Alexander. Anita Broxhome leaves her exceptional ability for attending classes to Margaret Springer. Jack Brurlacini bequeaths his date book to Frank Thompsoon so he'll have both copies of it which is now and always has been empty! Chuck Bruton bequeaths his last name to any old brute. Jim Bryce leaves his height to Bill Fortier in hopes he'll be a star football player next year. Wayne Buckley wills his sister Madeleine to the Junior class. Sumner Buell leaves Highland to transfer his gold from Fort Knox to Fort Sumner. Minta Sue Bunn leaves her pen tired from taking notes in Student Council to next year's secretary. Nancy Burk wills her office as president of G.A.A. to next year's president in hopes that she will enjoy it as much as Nancy did. Cecil Burke wills his baby picture to the High- light for next year. Danny Burr bequeaths his terrific ability and trusty piece of sand paper to next year's sanding crew. Margaret Burton and Bob Anderson leave High- land with bells on fwedding bells that isj. Laurie Bush wills all her little shrubs in hopes they will be put to use about school. Bill Butterbaugh leaves his happy hours in Solid Geometry class to anyone who wants them. Lu Campbell and Helen Kiekhaefer bequeath their calories to Miss Mills and Miss McColloch. Mary Ann Case wills her bedroom eyes to Nancy Dew. ' 145 M ll Jean Castle leaves her dead eye free shot shooting to Jimmy Campbell. Don Chambliss leaves with his diploma. Dick Champman leaves with Norma and his convertible. Jacquie Charles leaves her accent to the En- glish class-rawthur! Jack Chisholm wills his trusty ice cream scoop- er to Dennis Stobie. Wayne Clark leaves Highland for the Seven Seas. Harriet Daniel leaves her hair to High1and's future stop light. Laura Daniel leaves her skiis and lands you know where. Bob Darnell leaves the memory of the class to Andria Hicks. Duane Davidson leaves his tumbling act to John Dutoit. Douglas Day wills his Crosley to anyone who is able to stop it. Tom Degregori leaves his gym shorts to New Mexico Tent and Awning Company. Jim Dempsey wills his height to Sam Stone. Albert Dennis leaves his booming voice to next year's cheerleaders. Dotty Dickenson leaves her convenient seat near the door in classes to Sue Willilams in case she is ever two minutes late. Bill Dietrich leaves . . . for Cal Tech! Bob Dineen leaves the strings on his guitar to any cat at Highland. Sue Domeier bequeaths her year-round tan to Elizabeth Wright, take care of it, Lizzie. Don Drumm wills his Sophomore girl friend tp next year's Juniors cause the Seniors don't want her. 6 Barbara Drago left her last name long ago. Claudette Duplentis leaves her friendliness and ambition to Carol Kluver. Jim Durrett leaves his 20-20 vision to next year's endg maybe HE can catch the passes. James Duvall leaves the table after eating Yuk. Yuk. Ed Dyer and Joe Wakeen leave for the comic strips lMutt and Jeffl. Richard Eddie leaves his camera, for a minute. Nancy Edgar leaves her dating ability with guys with convertibles to Gwen Graham. Glenda Edwards left May 28th. Helen Elam leaves her cute clothes to the Soph- omore girls who could use some for dressing up. Jan Evaatt leaves her part in the Senior play to next year's Seniors with sore feet. Dave Faulkner leaves his choo-choo train to Mr. Merkel. Joe Ferguson leaves his quiet comments to Coach Al. Martha Field leaves her last name to any old mouse. Pete Ford leaves his hidden abilities to those who need them. Gordon Fortman leaves his bass clarinet to any sucker who thinks he is big enough to carry it. Cortney French and Bud Cromer bequeath their week ends in Juarez to any sucker. Dick French leaves his name to Dorothy Gilli- land unless she already has it. Mona Lee wills her wig to Barbara Willigrod. Laney Fulmler wills solid geometry, Allalulia! Betty Fuschino leaves. Who next, Mr. Neece? Kay Garrett leaves her swell homeroom teacher, Miss McGowan, I I l Clarilou Gerding leaves her pots to-Olen. I, JoAnn Giblin, leave my excellent English grades to Nancy January. Eddie Gipson leaves his piano playing ability to anyone who will play at all the parties. Pat Golightly lightly goes from Highland. Peggy Gonzales wills her head-majorette posi- tion to Barbara Smith. Eileen Goodell wills her ability to drive to Carol Brown. Alice Gore leaves her surname to the blown- up Chemistry students. Gail Grady leaves her first name to New Mex- ico's spring winds. Betty Graham leaves her scatter brains to Kay Leonard. Ronnie Clingenpeel wills his conduct in class to Judy Christopher. Tom Cochran leaves his monkey antics to the birds. Carol Ann Cole leaves her skiis to Bill Otto in hopes that he can stand up on them better than she did. , Marilyn Collins wills her ability in shorthand to Betty Jo Christiansen. Orville Collins leaves his matches to the poor little Juniors who will have to take Chemistry next year. Frank Comiskey bequeaths his coal miner's cap to Dewey Bohling who needs something to see by on the basketball court. J. B. Conley leaves his Bulldog girl friend to the frogs . Arlin Cooper leaves his ability to agree with Miss Rebord to Mary Ann Clark who will probably use it about as much as he did. Nancy Cooper wills her red hair to Joyce Aus- tin who has hardly any hair. Mariel Coxe leaves her ability to knock over milk bottles to any poor, little, innocent Junior girl who is afraid of boys. Boys? f Ronnie Craig leaves his last name to any old hole-in-the-ground. James Cramer leaves his gay spirits and Christ- mas cheer. Dorothy Crampton wills her last name to any- one who goes in swimming less than an hour after eating. Joyce Crider leaves her last name to any thirs- ty guy who wants to take the r out of her name. Dick Criss and Clark Melling leave their hair to the janitors to be used as mops. LaVonne Cunningham leaves her ice skates to anyone who can fill them. Art Dahlberg leaves Highland with its halls still echoing. Bill Graham wills one pair of crutches and a cast to anyone unlucky enough to break a leg. Arthur Grimm leaves his para-well lines to Solid Geometry class. Alec Grossetite leaves his rusty church key to Jack Constant. Barbara Haas leaves the second a from her last nameg she will never miss it. John Hainlen leaves Hackett's hurdles-forever. Bill Hall wills his cue stick to Pat Protzman. Jim Hall leaves Highland, married! Barbara Hargrave wills her quietness to Bar- bara Hill. Joan Harms leaves her ideas on democracy to the Junior class of Highland. Jerry Harvey leaves still looking for his rabbit. David Hawley leaves his technique for Perdi- do to Bob Johnston. Keith Hayenga bequeaths his tremendous ambi- tion in McColloch's English class to Vern Wood who'l1 probably need it next year. Jo Anne Haynes leaves her Veronica Lake hair-do to next year's Veronica Bubble . Betty Heggie leaves her many happy times dur- ing Senior year to Beverly Barrett. 147 1 ,wwf , f14 ff ' .Aza- ig-77 Bill Heringlake leaves having lost all his steam to become herringbone fdryl. Marjo Heese wills her way with the boys to next year's gals who need a few tips. Peachie Hines leaves Highland, but not without Dickie. ' Mike Hoeck wills his bright shorts to Carl Hoh- mann hoping they will cheer him up. Charles Holt leaves his beard to next year's Seniors who can't grow one. Beverly Hott leaves her last nameg she's mar- ried. b Rodney Howe leaves his weight lifting ability to Joe Heaston. Bob Huber leaves his handball ability to Dale Molar. Betty Lee Husted leaves her last name to any old Texan. Pat Hutton leaves on only one legg he broke one! Fred Iacoletti leaves to make a big name for himselfg he's not satisfied. Bonnie Isaacs wills her ability on the basket- ball court. Harvey Ivy leaves his courage to anyone fine enough to take it. Don Jackson leaves his trumpet chair to Don Johnston. Don Johnson wills his back talk to Miss Trues- dell to anyone wh-or can get by with it. Jean Jones leaves her last name to Donna Van- landingham. Warner Jones leaves .... finally! Jackie Judah wills her back yard fence to any- one who can climb it. Mike Keehan wills his trusty emlory board to anyone who bites their finger nails, and isn't lucky enough to own a fingernail clipper. Jack Keely leaves his ability to play the pin ball machine to Bill Swope. Larry Keller leaves his job in the golf house to any one who wants it. N Barbara Kemp wills her height to Jim Horn. 148 if . vb 7 5- lv. :fic-an .1 I James Kelley leaves his gym shorts to anyone who will swipe them. Marsha Kennedy leaves her fingernails to Miss Mills. Nyla Kennedy leaves her model conduct in class to Barbara Brian. Marvin Kepler leaves his dynamic orations in speech to any shy Junior. Helen Kimbell leaves her drilling ability to next year's chilly, drill squad leader. Pasty King wills her fraternity pin to Lynn Trigg. Elsie Kirkpatrick leaves her first name to the Borden Cow. Carol Knighton leaves her last name for the night owls. Bill Kohler leaves his pipe to anyone who can stand the smell. Carmen Kool leaves her smile and personality to Beverly Orr. Fred Kromer leaves his phisique to the wrestling team. Sandra Kuntz wills her ability to fall off horses to a member of the Triple UH . - Dixie Laneville leaves Highland by way of the South door. Charlotte Landon leaves her gym suit and shoes to Carol Greer in hopes that they fit. Nick Lang bequeaths his composite theme to some poor innocent Sophomore. Robert Lavandoski leaves his last name: he's too tired of spelling it. Richard Lehmann leaves his name to the Sena- tor from New York. Janet Leonardo leaves her name to any old DaVinci. Arnold Levick wills his nose guard to Danny Zeff. Renee Lewis and Lefty Economides will their ability to get along well together to Lee Davis and Johnnie Rea Lyles. Bill Lind leaves his Henry J to Corky Longen- baugh. Q P o Warner Little leaves his name to the Jolly Green Giant. Dennis Long leaves to write western songs with Luke Short. fThe long and the short of it.J Dick Long leaves his great love of literature to Olen Potts. Jane Long bequeaths her freckles to anyone who will have them, and not return them. Ben Luchini leaves his test tube to David Bod- well. John Luna leaves his name to anyone who is mooning around about his girl friend. Bob McCauley leaves his red gym suit to Little Red Riding Hood. John McCormack leaves Highland. What ever will the girls do. John McCrory leaves his morning after the night before. Martha McCulloch leaves her talkative ways to Toni Cella. Tommy McDonald wills Roy New Mexico to Ronnie Whitman. Catherine McGinnis leaves the nastiness in her disposition to anyone who can find anything nasty about it. Ronald McGowen leaves his place in line in the attendance office to Charles Ware. Walter McGuire wills his corn to the Junior boys so they can pop off in class. Dusty Mclntire bequeaths her name to any March day around Highland. Jim McKesson leaves his terrific talent of break- ing records for walking different girls to class to the Junior boys who want to beat his record. Monte McMichael wills his licorice stick to some- body with a candy diet. Deborah Manning wills her picture of innocence to Marilyn Finche. Carol Marko left at the semester. ' Mack Marrs leaves to make Milky Ways. Sherman Marsh leaves his ability in mechanical drawing to Mr. Merkle. iff Marilyn Marth leaves her experience in letter writing during class to Mary Wells. Charlene Mason leaves a collection of themes guaranteed to please a certain English teacher. Dave Matheny bequeaths his grades. Those are grades? ?? Jerry Mathews leaves his athletic ability to Jack Strumm. Caryl Maxon leaves her presidency in the Ivy Club to anyone with an itch. Helen Meagher was left - her twin has gone. Helen Mendelsberg leaves Highland to her bro- lher Jack. Mona Merideth wills her big brown eyes and vivacious personality to the Sophomore girls. End of quote. Ralph Metheny leaves his strong, silent man ways to John Wild. Joanne Meyer leaves her sewing ability to Betty Day. Michael Meyer leaves his gay times on DeMolay trips to Jim Bisbee. Sheila Mills leaves her imagination to the crea- 'Live writing class. Leith Mitchell wills his red hair to Mr. Vcella who is glad to get it. Dave Mohar leaves his ability to please coaches to Jack Knudsen. Eleanor Monroe wills the balcony in her home to all the Romeo and Juliet fans. Billy Moore is leaving Highland and asking for no more. Merle Moore leaves her theatrical experience to 'the Thespians. Corky Morris hands down his membership pin in the Dirty Eight to Wayne Fauset. James Morga leaves his cherry salute to the Junior letterman. Bobbe Mosley wills her ten day reducing diet to Jeanne Smith. Jody Mosier leaves her toboggan parties that she tried so hard to have to anyone with courage enough to have one. 149 51 ambitious golfers. '00 8l,,.,.aN0',,, rp .. - OGWW' fir' ' IAM .fifwf fr Jim Mullins wills his voice and temper to any Junior on the lighting crew. Patsy Nelson leaves her agressiveness to Bar- bara John. Vesta Neuhard wills her shorthand course to anyone daring enough. Dave Neuman wills that Brooklyn twang to any deserving Texan. Jack Newman leaves his store of history facts to an encyclopedia. Gordon Nielsen leaves good luck and best wishes to the Juniors. John Norris wills his ability to sneak a snack in class. Janis North leaves riding her horse to the South. Evelyn Northrup wills her English notebook to Pat Owens. Jim Oakley leaves to go shooting with Annie Oakley. Jack O'Boyle wills his red hair and matching temper to his next brother to enter Highland. Lou Anna Oldfield wills her fun in Buford to Ann Stiles. Peggy O'Neal leaves Highland with high hopes that she'll soon see a boy named Sneaky or some- thing like that. Nancy Overton leaves her western adventures with a covered wagon to the pioneers. Mary Owens leaves her trips to El Paso to any- one who will enjoy them. Walter Park leaves his last name to many of his Junior friends. John and Tom Parr leave their last name to our Yvonne Partain leaves the two words she never says to the boys in the back row in assemblies. Enid Pearson leaves her good grades to any E' ihree Juniors who need them. W Shirley Pendelton leaves her Civil Service Act. tread your history !J ,7'??'l-pa, If , 2 ?'f rg go Suzanne Perry wills her little bald spot to some- one with a bottle of hair tonic. Dawn Peterson leaves Highland in hopes she'll make it home to Lower Siberia at least by Christ- mas. George Petropoulos leaves in hopes of seeing Clark Kent better known as Superman. Bill Pfleiderer leaves his last name to all the new Highland cadets. Roland Pickens leaves I-Iector's right front hub cap to Dr. Tate. Jay Pierson wills his car Jezebel to anyone who will tow it away. Jerry Pies wills his throwing arm to Stan Baz- ant. Patty Powers leaves her engagement ring to the first cheerleader to follow her example. Sue Prater wills her gift of gab to Beverly Adams. Virginia Price leaves her pack of weeds to Clarence Huff. Jacquie Pride leaves her last name to the Sopho- more girls. Gretchen Quelle leaves her ability to pull light switches to Sally Alvord. Ken Rady leaves his luck in athletics to Dick Wilbert. Cheston Ramsey leaves his fabulous hair cut to Jackie Nelson. Lorraine Ramsey leaves Highland hoping that no one thinks she and Cheston are relatives. Herbert Rauch leaves his exchanging of valen- tines with all the girls to that Cassanova Voil Lattin. Jean Reese has already left us for California. Gail Reid leaves her vivaciousness to Theresa Rhoades. Teddy Rhodes wills his ears to Anthony Gray so that he can run in the relays when the wind is blowing. Carol Roberts wills her job in the office to Jean Yoder. st. -ra-rd-.Q-ry. ' ff? ' l?'l ?0?f 6 5a- ,,,',g .- W .' M :r '1' 'vnu' ' . '7' 'ii-19g P 0' J far-: ' f--r...-. 'f 'Y z'7f '! 4,9-new 2- ' 'Pill D fr-,fvrpqn fwfr- fr-yer fa? frrlr '7?f'- . r' ' 0-fd? M,Q2JW'p7'Aw0t5o4' ww' - ' th wi 't Pat Robinson leaves her lead in the Senior Play to Nancy Cartlidge. Bill Roche leaves his pretty purple jacket to Jackie Knudson. Mary Lee Roeder leaves her pretty dark-brown hair to Barbara Hill. Marilyn Ropert leaves her wings on her blue gym suit to anyone who wants to join the navy airforce. Janie Rosenthal leaves her ability to follow the rules about not making out in the halls to Janet Blissard. Ray Roy leaves his radio controlled cue ball to Ray Lance. Jim Rupprecht leaves his Wild-Root hair oil to Charlie. Peggy Russell leaves her making out in history class to Mary Ann Clark. Dave Sample leaves his quiet manner to Ted Stranczek. John Sampson leaves his hair to Deliah. Barbara Sanderson leaves her Hornet Queen crown to next year's Senior girl in hopes she'll wear it with as much happiness and pride as she did. Tom Saylor leaves his broadjumping ability to Danny Hampton. Here's hoping Danny clxesn't come out of it like Tom did. Jeanne Schneider wills her pretty smile to Bunny Kohlhass. Joan Schwartz leaves her zero hour typing class to those wh-o like to get up early. Bill Seaver wills his good looks to Joe Heaston. Beverly Seeds leaves her skiing talent fand sprained ankle! to Eddie Jory. Rusty Shaffer wills his fullback position to the Hornet Queen escort of next year. Bob Silver wills his last name to Student Coun- cilg they need some. Norma Sims and Dick Chapman leave their many years of happiness to Jim Curd and Sue - 4 an. .1 1 -LA' Ii' ' 'a W I ,. l,cf-U ' W e . . il .N ' , l 4 - 4,, ' ' J Q, I 106,40 H 5 ,Ik bf' i I. , I , 6' I Ad! in-I ' ., ,A . Floyd Smith, Francine Smith, and Marilyn Smith will their unusual last name to Don Seuntjens. Bing Snedeker wills her screams to the birds. Janet Stackhouse leaves her last name to any old telephofne pole. Jimmy Stark leaves . . . Stark raving mad. Nancy Steed leaves her last name to the riding club. Mary Clare Stiles wills Marty Yochum to the Junior girls. Sally Still leaves her last name to one or two Highlanders who need it. Jackie Strobie wills his pitching arm to Tom Baldwin so Tom can pitch with both hands. Joan Stoneking leaves Mr. Krumm's fifth period class s---ah, peace. Jan Summers leaves the way to Buford to next year's stomps. Sue Sutherland wills her height to Harriet Cut- ler. Mike Sutin leaves his sense of humor to Jerry Longenbaugh in hopes he'll make good use of it in Miss Rebord's class. David Swearingen leaves his wrestling manager- ship to Park Sims. Bill Swoger leaves his mathematical mind to Nancy January. Pattie Tate leaves with fond farewells to her kin? Ginger Taylor leaves her curly locks to Sandra Juvenal. Peggy Taylor wills her ideas for a senior trip to next year's officers in hopes they'll have better luck with them. Shirley Teeter leaves her totter to the play- ground. Charles Thayer leaves a print of Sylvanners Thayer's picture to all future students. Don Thomas wills his jeep to Leslie Wingert. Edward Thomas leaves his duck tails to any goose. Ken Thompson leaves his hockey stick to James Q, . Q.. F' M .if fs' , 'fb Q- :fuel WT? 5155? V, X. g ',L.'pfj,.ff Q ' J ,,f'ijfif,f5fQQtf .v af ,af ,rpff M . AA- W f X ,fi ' 'CJ6 My .i .TSW Quik 'J KXJLLYA K. ' AV Fixx! of' ,Ji Q 0 0' JA. 45,3 9 an Roger Thorp leaves all his cuts to anyone who wants them. Bob Tiano wills his secret formula for passing English with straight D's to any Sophomore. Pat Tibbetts wills her rock collection to any incoming geology student. James Tichenor leaves his set shot to Louis Sanders. - C '. Barbara Toney just leaves. p Jim Tonne leaves his electrons and neutrons to 'Uerry Moore. 4 Carolyn Tormey leaves her bubbling spirits to Highland's water fountains. Harriet Townsend leaves in hopes that she will be accepted at Princeton. Fred Travis leaves his determination in football to next year's hqpefuls. , K 1, Miriam Tyqkei leaves . . . all tuckered out. Q Bolfbialltter wi11si'hef'fLnniS playing to Pat Hibben. Al Van Fleet leaves his shot put throwing abil- ity to next year's record breaker. Gwinn Vivian bequeaths his French lessons with Sally Alvord to Dennis Strolbie. f Bill Wagner leaves his hurdle jumping to Lefty Thompson. Joe Wakeen wills his spot on the wrestling team to Park Simms. Leana Wakefield leaves two combination locks to any new student who doesn't mind being late to classes. Sandra Walker bequeaths her violin and hours of practice to Marge Morse. Syble Wallace leaves her rides home from Tri- Hi-Y to anyone who has the time and gasoline. Bucky Weaver wills his wrestling ability to Betsy Dodds. ancy Welch leaves her nickname Teena to thia Gaunt. ' 0lW4f Dale West leaves his letter sweater to the clean- ers. Gayle West wills her demureness to Sue Robin- son. Patsy Wheeler rolls right out of Highland with- out a squeek. Sondra Whitcomb leaves her nickname, Som, to Sam Stone. Virgil White left. Margie Wilhite leaves her four year tenure as Highlight editor to her successor, with hopes that next year will continue to be a prize winner. Ann Williams refuses to leave her auto wreck to anyone. Elaine Williams wills her long hours of study- ing to Sue Beebe. Cynthia Wingert leaves her brother to the class of '54. Beverly Wisdom leaves her nickname, Stretch, to Baby Lujan. Julian Wise leaves his camera to next year's foto fiends . Beverly Wolfe has left her last name as she has exchanged it for another. Glenn Wonn bequeaths his skiing ability to Bobbie Collins. Jean Woodall wills all her notes to the incoming Sophomores. Tom Yates leaves his little black date book which he no longer needs. Francis Young wills her part in the Senior Play to Angie Coxe. Chic Young leaves his ability to be pinned in wrestling to Frank Thompson. David Yrene leaves nothing and accepts dona- tions. Vic Zurcher wills his football shoes to -Jerry Thomas in hopes that we beat the Bulldogs again next year. i vi' 'ff' -f ' WM f'jWQ5fffMf'?- Mmm Qfwjggumy 6 ,nz CM Q' x L X' WWW ' Qgefjfggmw YW 4 ' ggE QWJwM 3,35 iz of Mqffk? , f Q-Cl A91 1 Q 5322-f ifqzl-m.Qg,figQ1.idE S? I1 EEN ,fr Wk A frkwxwl maui? M fwwwfwf JVM w'UfAW HWWM' M - V311 ,J ky 'rf G ff' if f3ff'3?Siq,! Uf' U gf 1 fffw ff wA.M1+Hr 'M' MWWMW N Wjfgywqzfg igww' . .ff QQ Vyvfq .xx V! if W w W fUwfx'f! M ff ' 'Q?f?fi'ff1k2CU1gQ X ' QIUQTE' ' mygwjywv X Wi ,WW W fffQ?!2EgJ QQ N I , jf QM M ,W ffcffw, M W UML D ff? 0' v - . I 07 V ,l'Q ,, f19f . Q10 '. X X WM W X X 0-f K. 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