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

Text from Pages 1 - 198 of the 1940 volume:

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CDRDEI2 CDF BUCKS I. ADMINISTRATION II. C L A S S E S III. GRGANIZATICDNS IV. PAV O I2 I T E S V. BOYS' ATHLETICS VI. GIRLS' ATHLETICS VII.IVII LITAIQV VIIITI-IISTLES 1,19 '-l... 'f ..7 '-'T Q 4 , . . ,W ,I , Q 93 -,,,Q. 9 ,Zig ff? :uh ,rw ,xx .mv If fm saw. f M M .mmf THE BOARD OF EDUCATION For The pasT TwenTy years The Board oT Educa- Tion oT The Highland Park School SysTem has had only Two presidenTs, and no radical changes have been made. This signiTies The sTeady, reliable policy oT The Board, whose purpose is To esTab- lish in Highland Park The besT schools ThaT can be provided. J. S. BradTield was The TirsT presidenT oT The Board oT EducaTion and Tounded our pres- enT school disTricT. l-le was Tollowed in IQ34 by R. C. Dunlap. Mr. Dunlap has served us TaiThTully and well: his ouTsTanding characTerisTic is his abil- iTy To see The needs oT each school and To TulTill Those needs. To Mr. Dunlap and The Board oT EducaTion we give our hearTTelT graTiTude Tor The besT schools ThaT can be provided. Top row: EARL JACKSON, MRS. W. E. PASCHALL, DR. J. H. BLACK Lower row: E. H. FLATH, B. L. WOOLLEY, J. CLEO THOMPSON R. C. DUNLAP, PresidenT CLYDE SWALWELL, Presidenl Dads Club DADS CLUB The sludenls ol Highland Park High School owe an overwhelming debl lo The Park Cilies Dads Club. Since l932, lhe dale of organizalion of lhis club, The unceasing eiclorls of ils rn b ern ers have made possible many gills such as loud speakers and lighls for Highlander Field and in l s rurnenls for The band. Our dads ask no recompense for Jrheir lrouble excepl our increasing happiness and our apprecialion. We, lhe sludenl body of Highland Park High School wish To Tell Presidenl Clyde Swalwell and h' ' d is in uslrious co-workers lhal we fullylrealize whal lhis organizalion does for us, and we do mosl sincerely appreciale il. MRS. A. A. ROWLAND, Presidenf P.-T. A PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION One of fhe mosf cooperafiye organizafions in l-lighland Park l-ligh School is l h of fhe fhe Parenf-Teacher Associafion. This organizafion has comp efe c arge managemenf of fhe cafeferia, and in fhe pasf fiffeen years, has donafed fhou- fd ll f fhe lilaiar The P T A has sfriyen always for a beffer under- sands o o ars o ' y. .- . . sfanding befween fhe parenfs, fhe feachers, and fhe pupils, and if has been very successful in fulfilling ifs aim. lf helps us fo execufe each new idea and each innovafion infrocluced info fhe school. This year fhe P.-T. A., under fhe leadership f Mrs A A Rowland has mainfained nfs high sfandards of cooperafion and o . . . , assisfance and has been a real friend fo fhe sfudenfs. f H. E. GABLE, Superinlendenr of Highland Park Schools SUPERINTENDENT H. E. GABLE There is a man in lhe Highland Park school syslem who, for many years, has been beloved by all who lcnow him. Ivlr. H. E. Gable came here as superinlendenl in l92O. Since lhen he has walched lhe growlh of The syslem from one building lo Jrhe live which now comprise il. An unlailing sense ol humor and a greal pride in his charges has endeared lvlr. Gable +o lhe hearls of leachers and pupils alike. He has been a kindly adviser, a Jrrue friend, and a driving force lor lhe improve- menl of our schools. Today Jrhis bond ol allleclion slill exisls, malcing possible a unily belween leader and followers which is rarely found. BEN W. WISEMAN, Principal oT Highland Park Senior High School PRINCIPAL BEN W. WISEMAN The principal oT Highland Park High School cerTainly has a mosT diTTiculT Taslc. He musT see ThaT boTh Teachers and pupils are able To work under The mosT Tavor- able condiTions. He musT keep inTormed concerning The besT educaTional prac- Tices ThroughouT The naTion. He musT mainTain discipline and keep his pupils' respecT and regard. He musT possess Tolerance and undersTanding ThaT are beyond reproach. He musT be The guardian oT The school, iTs pupils, and iTs Teachers. Our principal, Ben W. Wiseman, perTorms each oT These duTies wiTh a conscien- Tious eTTorT. The Tavorable resulTs oT such an eTTorT are readily perceived. As a parT oT Mr. Wiseman's smooThly running machine, we wanT To say ThaT we are proud oT him and oT our school. Page Sixfrcu ' FACULTY lEirsl row conlinuedl: KATI-l ERI NE FU LGT-TAM Allendance Secrelary RALPH W. BECK, B.A. Band Second row: MRS. BEU LAH FORT, BS. Commercial LUCILE ALLEN, M.A. English and Senior Counselor RUTH FRENCH, B.A. English EMMAGENE l-IALE, l3.A. English Third row: DOROTHY WOOTEN JONES, M.A English MRS, PEGGY NEAL, B.A. English Two horliculfurisls plan for spring MARET1g?lEWART' MA' Eirsl row: MRS. W. L. STRAWN, B.A. MRS. LUCILE sNiPEs Enqlwh ADKISSON, A.B. NANCY ELLA DIAL, A.B. MARGARET WASSON, M.A. Counselor Ari Er1gliSl'1 Am Ai.. A... 4' FACULTY Firsl' row: , LEDA NASH WILLIAMS, M.A. English R. E. BINNION, M.A. Economics C. D. BOWLBY, M.A. Governrnenl and Economics REBECCA COLEMAN, M.A. Spanish and l-lisiory Second row: MRS. l'. O. MILLER, M.A. l-lislory MRS. BERNARD SHELDON, M.A. English and Social Science MRS. G. T. SHORT, M.A. l-lislory MRS. R. L.TURNER, M.A. I-lislory Third row: MYRTILLIE BRADFIELD, M.A. Lalin Al'fenlion lo announcemenls, please NEIL JARRETT, M.A. French l-llLDA MASTERS, M.A. CYNTHl'A PRESS, B.A. FRANK J. STORY, M.A. Lalin Spanish French ancl Spanish Page Si? 1181116511 Q 1 5 7'1'Y' Qm II Keepers of The schoIasIic ammuniIion Firsi' row: GESSNER TUTWILER, B.A. ELIZABETH FULLER, Spanish Librarian FACULTY IFirsI row conIinuecII: W. Y. DABNEY, A.B. Mafhemafics BOYD HARRI-SON, 3.5. Maihernaiics 'K Second row: NANCY I-IUTCHISON, B.A. Maihemafics and Mechanical Drawing OGDEN KIDD, M.A. Mafhemaiics FORREST ORR, A.B. Maihemaiics MRS. RUTH COTTINGHAM SORRELLS, M.A. Iviaihemafics Third row: HARRY WISSEMAN, M.A. MaIhemaIics VV. O. WORKMAN, B.S. Mafhemaiics CAPTAIN R. P. LIIVELY, BS. R.O.T.C. LORINE BARRY, A.B. Music CHRISTINE BRANDSTETTER, B.A Orchesira and Ensemble FACULTY Firsf row: JUL!'A ANN BARTOSH, R.N. Heallh Educafion MRS. NORMAN CORWlN, BS. Physical Educalion ELISE GRAY, R.N. Healfh Educaiion FLOYD R. HIGHTOWER, B.S. Physical Educalion and Alhlefics Second row: T. R. HUME, B.A. Physical Educaliori and Alhleiics MRS. MILTON KUSER, M.A. Physical Educalion PEGGY HARRISON, M.A. Public Speaking GRACE GILLION, A.B. Regislrar Third row: JEWELL HUNNICUTT Secrelary fo The Principal H. L. GRAHAM, M.S. Biology C. H. MARSHALL, M.S. Physics and Mafhemalics Are 'rhey discussing Travel or flowers? GEORGE W. RUDDELL, A.B. MARGARET SAUER, B.A Chemisfry Biology GIMP! 1 1 R, L A Yxuxi fr' lm 5 in-..mMw,, gl 'M 1 f ffywwx 1 A N 1 x , R 1 X., X .EHEEMF XX ff' X 333 Ag if 1 .3 if 'X 1 I 13' ya LY' V, 4' . 5.1 R 1 y?V f 3 f f . We f im'-x.f s f 5 ' f W if f 1 g if . ,H-.., ,V , 3 1 M,,,w..? E I V ., 4 , V, W K ,,,..,,. w-41 fy, I fl f i f ww. Lil ' ,gi : i 2 ,yi , , 2 1 2 W' fm Q W2 i X ' ,Q , 5 Q NN I '? 1 lg Q 2 ,, ,f K -NM-nf.-f , , 5 f w Q If , R W3 ww 5 A W4 1,,,,, W. 5 X 'l'KaS1fwxd.4wrr1'I ' K Pllge' Twfrrzly-flmfr MR. BTNNTON, Sponsor: JANE HARGETT, Se-creTaryq BUNKIE WATERS, PresidenT of The January Seniors TGEORGE SENIORS l-lighland Parlcs TirsT graduaTes Took leave oT Alma MaTer 'way back in l924. QuiTe a 4conTrasT is glimpsed beTween ThaT handTul oT ThirTy-Tour and I94O's June Class consisTing oT abouT Three hundred. The bow-Tied boy and bobbed-haired girl grads oT T924 leTT in a modesT way, compared wiTh The impressive class which will Till lviclzarlin sTage in June To receive iTs many honors. l.aTer Those TirsT graduaTes probably wenT To a school parTy, while Those oT This year spend The hours aT one oT Dallas' ulTra-modern dance spoTs. The spiriT oT These classes is The same, however, and boTh leTT wiTh Those TradiTions in- sTilled in Them while in Highland Park. Those ThirTy-Tour pioneers oT years ago, who received Their diplomas. carried wiTh Them The same Teeling oT accomplishmenT and The same expecTaTions Tor The TuTure as do The moderns oT Today. Q Tr! 'nly-fozzr MTSS FULLER, Sponsor: JAMES HEMMINGSON, PresidenTg JOHN HlLL, Treasurer: MARY RUE SPEER, Secretary oT The June Seniors. SENIORS 'Way back in I9 I4 A. D. Oh, yes! ThaT was The year a greaT war sTarTed. IT was also The year The Highland Park school sysTem had iTs ToundaTion laid. The old Timers didn'T drive a sleek, sTream-lined converTil:nle wiTh a radio in iT To school. Radio was a vague Term: and swing and iiTTerbugs were unknown. The depression and New Deal were Things To come. Gals wore dresses To Their shoe Tops: The boys' knickers and peg-Top panTs were swanky. Fingernail polish was a scandal, and iazz was The Thing. In Those days make-up was aT a premiumg Today iT:s a good Thing ThaT lipsTick isn'T TaTTening. Hi-Park sTudes didn'T have chromium and mirrored dance spoTs, Talking picTures, nickelodeons, or sweeT hoT swing To enTerTain Them: whaT did They do? Probably all righT, Trom reporTsg even in Those prehisToric Times They had Their momenTs. Page Tweniy-ff gpnncns-una BETTY WILLIFORD draws a Tree I-ll'Gl-ILANDER for Belly SENIORS BAGGARLY, BILL, Spanish Club l938, '39, Bagpipe Slaltf I939, '4O. BAKER, ESTELLE ALICE, Choral Club l938, I-lighlighfs I939, '40, lnlramural Baslcelball I936-'40. BROWN, P. A., JR., Camera Club I937-'39, I-li-Y I937- '39, B-Team Foolball l938, Golf Club I937-'39, Home Room Reporler I939, Band I937-'40, BRYANT, CHARLES AUSTIN, III, Second Lieulenanl R.O.T.C. I939, R.O.T.C. I936-'40, CHANEY, MARY JANE, Spanish Club I937. CHRISTY, MADGE BENNETT, I-lighlighls I939, All-Slar lnlramural Baslcefball Team I939, Home Room Reporler I939, Bag- pipe Slahc I939. CLARDY, DOROTHY, Pep Squad I936, I-lighlighls l937- '39, Tennis Club I939, Riding Club I937. CONNELL, GEORGE T., B-Team Baslcelball I937, '38, Baslcelball l938, '39, B-Team Foolball I937, Foo'l'ball l938, '39, l'li4Y I936- '40, Vice-Presidenl I-I-Associalion I939, Vice-Presiclenf Sfudenl' Council 1940, Vice-Presidenl 4B Class I939, Chairman Board of Publicalions l939, Baslcelball Dislricl Championship Team I939. DEVY, JANE, Travel Club I937-'40, Vice-Presidenl' Travel Club I939, Highliqhls I936-'38, Debale Club I939, '40, Sludenl Council l939, Secrelary Home Room I936, '37. GRIFFIN, DOROTHY, I-liqhlighls I936, '37, Zoology Club l936, '37, Dramalic Club I936, '37, lnlramural Baslcelball I938, Riding Club 1936, Travel Club I936, '37, Choral Club I937, '38, AFI Club l938. Page Tuwzly-six wg Q wx N 'ix if 'Q X MLQQJ 4. QffwEWM5f'lwiEEH-EWQwA3 .-11 12-A- : Raglime Cowboy Joe on Senior Day SENIORS GRINNAN, WILLIAM, I-li-Y I935, '36, Presideni Arr Club I935, Vice-Presidenl' Ari Club I936, Treasurer Arr Club I937, Vice4PresidenI' I-lomeroom I935, Secrelary Home- roorn 1936. HAPPEL, HENRY. HARGETT, JANE, Cheer Leader I938, Mos? Popular Girl I939, Mosl Oulslanding Girl I939, Class Favorile I937, '38, Presicleni' I-lighlighls I939, Presidenl I-lomeroorn I936, '37, '39, Secrelary I-lorneroom I936, '39, Se-crelary Class I936-'40, Baslielball l937-'39, Linz Pin I939. HAWK, RIDDELL, Glee Club I939, Debale Club l938-'39, Dra- malic Club I939, Siudenl Council I939, R.O.T.C. I936-'38, Hi-Y I937-'39, Lalin Club l938, '39, Slarnp Club I938-'39, B-Team Foolball I937. HITZELBERGER, WILLIAM H, JR., Rifle Club I936, '37. Hi-Y I936-'39, Spanish Club I938, '39, Zoology Club I936, Travel Club I936. INGRAM, JOHN DAVID, Presidenl Arr Club l938, Sludenl Council I939, Presidenl Homeroom I938, Dramalic Club I939, I-lorneroorn Reporler I937. JACKSON, EARL, Secrelary Zoology Club l938, '39, Travel Club I938, '39, Camera Club l938, '39, Band I936, Hi-Y I937, Siamp Club l938. JACOBI, BERNIECE, High- lighls I939, '40, lnlrarnural Baslcelball I939. I JARRETT, MARTHA JANE, Ari Club I938, I-lighlighfs 1937-'39, Zoology Club I937. JORDAN, CECIL LAW- RENCE ITransl'erred I939 from Foresl Avenue High Schooll. Page Twczzfy-sez'r11 Learn aboul lhe lall darlc man in your life 'For 'rwo bds SENIORS KELLY, ARTHUR, Band 1936, Hi-Y 1936H'39, Sludenl Council 1939. KEMP, GARRETT, JR., Hi-Y 1938, '40, Rifle Club 1936. KERVIN, RICHARD, Hi-Y 1938-'40, R.O.T.C. 1936, '37. Radio Club 1936, Chemislry Club 1938, '39, Rifle Club 1936, Craclc Company 1936. LEDYARD, GIBBY, Hi-Y 1936-'39, Camera Club 1939, Secrelary Class 1936, Slamp Club 1939, Declamalion 1938, Travel Club 1939. LEFTWICH, S. M., Foolball 1938, '39, Riding Club 1937. '38, Travel Club 1936-'38, Library Commillee 1939, 1-I-Associalion 1938, '39, R.O.T.C. 1936, '37, Hi-Y 1936 '37, Dramalic Club 1937, '38, Homeroom Presidenl 1936- '38, Golf Club 1937, '38. LEISY, MELVERN, Nalional Honor Sociely 1938-'40, Lalin Tournamenl 1937, '39, Four Year Linz Pin 1940, Firsl Honor Graduale 1940, Ela Sigma Phi Award 1940, Gold H Award 1937, '39, Hall of Fame 1939, Chairman Senior Commencemenl Commillee 1940, Bagpipe Slaff 1940, Tennis Club 1937. LIVINGSTON, RICHARD Ilransferred 1939 'From Cenlral High School, Soulh Bend, Indianal. LOCKETT, JESSIE MARIE, Linz Pin 1936, Tennis Club 1939, Homeroom Reporler 1938, 1'n'1ramura1 Baslxelball 1938, '39, Inlramural Baseball 1938, '39, Inlramural Volleyball 1939, lnlramural Baslcelball Caplain 1938, Runner-Up in School Tenniquoi+ Championship 1939. McDANIEL, ,BETTE LEE, Choral Club 1935-38, Hiqhliqhls 1935-'39, Ar? Club 1939, Baslcelball 1935-'37, Ari Slahf Highlander 1939, '40, Dramalic Club 1939, Operella 1938. MCGRAW, VIRGINIA, Highlighls 1937, '39, Span- ish Club 1938, Travel Club 1939. Paw Tzumiy-right 'X 'Yi I f lii- '-:'- l 5 A,,Af. I ' 1'1A1'AA',' A.,1:::,A-.11: ' 'f ' , I ' ' I Tx 'fw 'ire lla-' The dramalic influence behind Hi-Parlc's walls SENIORS MILLER, PATRICIA SUSAN, Edilor of Bagpipe I939, '40, Presidenl Travel Club I939, lnlerscholesfic League Debale Team I938, '39, Nalional Honor Sociely I939, '40, Quill and Scroll I939, Secrelary Quill and Scroll I939, Secrelary Spanish Club I939, lnlramural Baslcefball I939, Besf Girl Journalisf from Highland Park in Thela Sigma Chi Conlesl af S. M. U. I939, Linz Pins l938-'4O. MOSS. CLIFTON, Capfain R.O.T.C. I939, Band I936-'39, Sludenf Council I937, Bagpipe Edilorial Sfafli I938, '40, Library Commillee I939, Zoology Club I937, Homeroom Office' I936-'39, Hi-Y I937-'40, Golf Club l938, '39, Board of Publicafions I937, '38, MUNTZEL, HARVEY, Rifle Club I936, Biology Club I937, R.O.T.C. I937, Sludenf Council I936, Zoology Club I937. O'HARE, HELEN BERNICE, Operella l938, Choral Club l938, Highlight I938, '39, Arl Club l939, Dramalic Club I939, '4O. OWENS, JEAN, Presidenl of Homeroom I939, Vice-Pres- idenl Spanish Club l938, '39, Secrelary Debale Club I938, '39, Highlighls I936-'39. PASCHALL, EUGENE, Biology Club I936, Chemislry Club I939, Hi-Y I939, Rifle Club I936, R.O.T.C. I936-'39. PERSONS, ROBERT, Managing Edilor Bagpipe I939, '40, Assislanl Edilor Bagpipe I939, Edilor Kil+ie I939, Presidenl' Quill and Scroll I939, Linz Pins I936-40, Besf Journalisf Award I938, '39, R.O.T.C. I937-'39, T.H.S.P.A. Convenfion I938, '39, Nalional Honor Sociely I938-'4O. POOLE, BILL, Hi-Y I938, '39, Bagpipe Sfaicl I939, Sec- ond Lieulenanr Band I939, Dramalic Club I938, '39, Pres- idenl Homeroom l938, Library Commillee I939, Camera Club I939, Radio Club I939, Olificers Club I939, POWELL, JOE, Presidenf Zoology Club I937, R.O.T.C. I936-'39, Rifle Club I936. PRIBE, MARGARET MacLEAN, Highlighfs I937-'40, Winning lnlramural Baslcelball Team l938, Riding Club I939, Inlramural Baslcelball I937-'39, Tennis Club I938, Dramalic Club I938, '39, Choral Club I936. Page Twenty-nine Men aboui +own and 'lheir l:raus SENIORS SELLS, PATRICIA, l-lighlighls l938, '39, Drarnaiic Club I939, Lafin Club l938, Nalional Honor Sociely l938, '39, Vice-Presidenl l-lorneroom I939, Linz Pins I938, '39, lnira- rnural Baslceiball I938, '39, l-niramural Volleyball I939. SEYMOUR, ANNIE LOU, Tennis Club I938, Four Year Linz Pin I94O, l-lomeroom Reporier I939, l-lighliqhls I937- 39, Drarnaiic Club I938, '39, lniramural Baslceiball I938, '39, Orchesira l939, Everls Award I94O. SlMONSON, WILLIAM DUDLEY, l-li-Y l938-'40, Camera Club I938, Slaie Band Conlesi l938, Dislrid Bancl Con- lesi I939. SMlTH, ELSIE JEAN, Highlighls I937-'39, lravel Cl-Lib l'93773'9. STEPHENS, JOHNNY, l-li-Y I935, B-Team Fooiball I937, Biology Club T936. SURLES, BURNELL, Riding Club I936- '39, Choral Club I94O, lnframural Baslceiball I936-'40, Presideni ol Riding Club I939, lniramural Volleyball l938, lnirarnural Baseball I938, '39, l-lighliqhfs i935-'40, Pep Squad I935, '36, Spanish Club I937, '38, TINSLEY, STANLEY lTransferred I939 from Lamar High School, l-louslon, Texasl. VAN PATTEN, EVERETT, R.O.T.C. I935, '36, Rifle Club l935, '36, l-li-Y l938, '39, Golf Club l938, '39, WADLINGTON, BILLY, R.O.T.C. I936, '40, Second Lieu- ienani R.O.T.C. I939, l-li-Y I937-'40, Presideni of Spanish Club I939, Officers Club I939, Nalional l-lonor Sociefy I939, '40, Secrelary Camera Club I939, Linz Pins I939, '40, Vice-Presidenl Spanish Club I938, Vice-Presideni l-lomeroorn I939. WATERS, BUNKIE, Class Presidenl I936-'40, Baslcelball l938, '39, Poolball I938, '39, Home- roorn Presiclenl I937-'39, Vice-Presideni' l-li-Y I938, Presi- deni l-l Associafion I939, Nafional l-lonor Sociely I939, Seay Trophy I939, All-Disiricl Fooiball I938, '39, Greaier Dallas Foolball I939. Pugi' Tbirfy 4 '.-: ,'f-f , '-'11','.1f' gi' 1 ' ii-12':.-1-3' ' 'ff'- E f'f1i f ,'f,-sf--. --vw2525555115-s-',.fr , T -- ,:f ,:' g 1. 1. cf, , r f K 1: -,'. 5 11, gk ' 2,555,215 ,i,,!gL,.l , Qj :5 , .,V.., Q I Q. N will A A t , Q Q sslrb fm 1 1 1 ? i H5 I-192 ik. R, Social life ala Seniors and how 'lo live il SENIORS WATKIN, BOB, Nalional Honor Sociely I939, '40, Lalin Tournamenf I936-'39, l'nlerscholasl'ic League Spelling Con- lesl I937, Hall of Fame l938, '39, Parliarnenlarian Sfudenl Council I939, Presidenl Lalin Club I939, Hi-Y I936-'40, Four Year Linz Pin I940, Ffa Sigma Phi Award l940, Grad- ualed wilh Second Honor l940. WEINBERGER, BOB, Presidenl Horneroom I937. Vice-Presidenl Homeroom l938, Baslcelball l938, '39, Baseball I939, Nafional Honor Sociely I938-'40, H Associalion I938, '39, Dislricl Charn- piori Baslcelball I939, Everls Award l940, Four Year Linz Pin l940. WESTON, WILLIAM R., JR., Officers Club l938, '40, Radio Club I938, '40, Chemisfry Club I939, Lieulenanf Colonel R.O.T.C. I939, '40, B-Team Foolball l938, Hi-Y I938, '39, WHITE, MARJORIE ANN, Travel Club I937. '40, Hislorian Travel Club I938, '39, Secrelary Travel Club I939, '40, Nalional Honor Sociely I939, '40, Secre- lary Homeroom I936, '37, Four Year Linz Pin l94O, Everfs Award l940. WINTERMAN, LEAH, Travel Club ww, '4o. woon- worm-i, ROSEMARY ANN, Highlighls ms, '39, Riding Club I939. WOOTEN, DON, Baskelball l938, '39, Baseball l938, '39. Treasurer Nalional Honor Sociely I939, '40, Secrelary H Associalion I939, '40, Sludenl' Council I937, Linz Pins I936-'40, Hi-Y l93S-'40, Prejidenl Homeroom I939, '40, Nalional Honor Sociely' l938-'40, H Associalion I938-'40. YARBROUGH, LaVELLE, Nafional Honor Sociely I939, '40, Highlighls I938-'40, Four Year Linz Pin I940, Everls Award I940, Travel Club I939, '40, Arl Edilor High- lander I940, Arl Club I936, '37, '39, Texas High School Press Conference I939, Zoology Club I939, Secrelary Homeroom l938. Page' Tlzirly-om' Colonel Beclc and his hep ca1s SEN!ORS ABERNETHY, BOB, Caplain R.O.T.C. I94O. Band I937-'40. Dramaiic Club I937, l-li-Y l938, '39, B-Team Foolball I938, l-lomeroorn Presidenf I939, Glee Club I938, Drum Maior of Band I939, '40, Shale Band Conlesl l938, '40. ALEXANDER, TOM, Band I938, '39, Golf Club I938-'40, Golf Team I94O, l-li-Y 1938, '39, ALLEY, JIM, Vice-Presidenl Nafional Honor Socioly I939, '40, Sfudenl Council I936, Cla:s Treasurer I938, B-Team Foolball l938, l-li-Y I939, Cheer Leader I939, One Acl Play I939, Presidenf of l-lomeroorn I94O, Arr Club I939, '40. ANDERSON, BILL, R.O.T.C. I934-'36, Riding Club l936-'40. ANDERSON, MAURINE, Nalional Honor Sociely I94O, Presidenf l-lon-ieroorn l94O, Tennis Club I937, l-lighlighls I939, '40, Linz Pin I936-'40, Museum Club l94O. ANDREWS, JEAN L. lTransferred I939 from Boslon, Massachusefisl, l-lighlighls I94O. APPERSON, ANN, l-lighliqhfs I936-'40, Secrefary of l-lomeroom I939, Roporfer of Horneroorn l94O. ASH, HENRY, l-li-Y I939, '40, R.O.T.C. l936-'39, Spanish Club I938, '39, ASHNER, JOSEPHINE, l-liqhlighrs I938-'40, Travel Club 1939, Zoology Club l938, '39, French Club I938, Dramalic Club T939, '40, Secrelary of Horneroorn I939, Reporler of l-lomeroorn I939, Museum Club I94-O, Bagpipe Slaflf I939, '40. ASTON, BILLY, Travel Club I938, '39, Zoology Club l937, '38, Arr Club I94O, Hi-Y I937, '38, Page Thirty-two 5 A '3 QW M . -X wifi! f'f'T2 r ' ' , 4 ff :T , L i l 3 +7 Wu X Exil rhe January Class of i940 SENIORS ATWELL, SUE, l-lighlighls I939, '40, BAGGARLY, HOWELL DEWITT, R.O.T.C. I936, '37, Arr Club I936. '37, Travel Club I937, '38, lnlramural Baseball Champion- ship Team I939. BAGGARLY, OLA VIRGINIA, l-liqhlighls I939, '40, Choral Club I939. BAKER, BILLIE LORAE, Nalional l-lonor Sociely 1939, Pep Squad I937, l-lighlighfs I937- '4O, Spanish Club I938, '39, Tennis Club l938, '39, Choral Club I937-'39, Museum Club l940, Operella I94O, Four Year Linz Award l94O. BALLEW, MARGARET JANE, l-liqhlighls I936, '37, Sec- relary-Treasurer l-lomeroom I939, Tennis Club I937, Reporler l-lomeroom I936, l'n+ramural Baslcelball I939, Tennis Club I939, French Club l938. BARBOSA, CHARLES M. Ill lTransferred 1939 'From Technical High, Dallasl, Hi-Y l940, Second Lieufenanr R.O.T.C. I940. Opererla l940. BARTHOLOW, JEAN, lnlramural Baslcelball Winners I937, lnlramural Baslne+ball I937-'40, Travel Club I94-O, Tennis Club I937, '38, l-lighlighls l936-'39, Museum Club l94O. BATTENFIELD, JOYCE, Highlighls l938-'40, BENNETT, DONALD, Presidenl of Class I937, Band Con- lesf I937340, Class Favorile I937, Presiclenl' of Home- room 1937-'39, Arr Club I937-'38, Treasurer of Arr Club I937. BENNETT, MARTHA, Highlighls I937-'39, Basltel- ball I937, Secrelary l-lomeroom l938, Travel Club l938, '39, Riding Club I939, Spanish Club I938, '39, Tennis Club I939, Dramalic Club I939, Pug: Thirty-three Classroom scene-menlal 'forlure . . . SENIORS BEKINS, MARGARET, Pep Squad I937, Hiqlnlighfs I937- '4O, Riding Club I936, '37, BLAKENEY, DOROTHY, Nalional Honor Sociely I939-'40, Higliliglils I939, Travel Club I938-'40, Spanish Club I938, '39, Vice-Presidenl Homeroom 1939, '40, Linz Pins 1938, '39, viQe,PreSaden+ 7' EMM' f Travel Club I940. BLOCK, RICHARD EDWARD, Four Year Linz Pin l940, Everls Award I940, B-Team Baslcelball l939, Parliamen- larian ofCl1emis+ry Club l938, '39, Debaie Club I938, Nafional Honor Sociefy I939, '40, Sludenf Council I939, '40, Hi-Y l939, '40. BOONE, DOROTHY HELEN, Riding Club I937-'39, Reporler' Riding Club I939, French Club ' ' ' ' ' Q 133.5-'2Q, Dramalic Club l938-'40, lnlrarnural Baslcelball I936, '37, T'-Higl'iiander YlaTl' I93-9, '4O,ClTH.S.P7'T. Conjrrerence VT939. BORGESON, RODGER, Foolball I938, '39, H-Associalion I938-'40, Band I937-'39, Presidem' Homeroom l938, '40, Vice-Pre-sidenl Homeroom I939, Treasurer H-Associalion I940, Band Coniesf l938, Ari Club I939, BOSTIC, JACK, Glee Club I940, Operella l940, Hi-Y I939, R.O.T.C. I937-'39, Siudenl' Council I937. BOSWORTH, BILL, Band I938-'40, Glee Club I938, '39, Siamp Club I937, '38. BOWMAN, GORDON, Operella l94O, Glee Club l938, Sludenl Council I938, Presidenl' Homeroom l938. Secrefary Homeroom I938, Lillie The-alre I94-0. BRADLEY, MARY FRANCES, Nalional Honor Socieiy I939, '40, Operella I940, Sludeni' Council Represenlalive l940, Vice-Presidenl' Homeroom I939, '40, Secrelary Homeroom l938, '39, Drarnalic Club I939, Highliglils I936-'40, Music Club I939, Clioral Club I939, '40, Linz Pin I939, '40. BRICE, PEGGY, Travel Club I937-'40, Ten- nis Club l938, '39, Dramalic Club I938, '39, Higliliglwls I938, '39. Page Tbiriy-fovu' W if 1 1' Group wifh musical voices-Choral Club SENIORS BROWN, DON, Lieulenanl-Colonel R.O.T.C. I94O, Presi- denr Hi-Y l94O, Cheer Leader l939, Naiional Honor Sociely I939, '40, Hi-Y 1937-'40, Treasurer Hi-Y I939, Presidenl' Homeroom I939, One-Acl Play I939, Operella l94O. BUFORD, JANE, Drarnalic Club I939, Highlighls 1937-'40, Secrelary Home Room I938, '40, Lilfle Thealre l94O. BUTTLER, DOROTHY, Highlighls I936, '37, Travel Club I936, 37, Dramalic Club I936-'39, Spanish Club I939, Linz Pin l940. BUTLER, EUGENE, Spanish Club l938, Homeroom Reporler I939. BRAGG, JIMMY lTransferred from Lubboclc High School, Lubboclr, Texas, l939l, Radio Club I939, '40, CALDWELL, BILL, Firsl Lieulenanl R.O.T.C. l94O, Band Conlesls l937- '4O, Sludenl' Council I939, '40, Operella I938, Soloisl Conlesl' l94O, Dramalic Club I938, '39, Zoology Club l937, '38, Highlander Slalzl l94O. CAMPBELL, JACK, Band I937-'40, Slamp Club I937-'40, Secrelary-Treasurer Sramp Club I937, Ari' Club I936. CARAWAY, PEGGY, Nalional Honor Sociely l94O, High- lighls I937-'40, Linz Pins I939, '40, Choral Club I937, Dramalic Club l937, '38, Museum Club I94-O, Travel Club l940, Tennis Club I937. CLARK, ELEANOR, Nalional Honor Sociely I939, '40, l-lighlighls I937-'40, Travel Club l937-'40, Pep Squad I937, Highlander Shall: l940, Four Year Linz Pin I937- '4O, French Club I938, '39, Zoology Club l938, lnlramural Baslcelball l938-'40, Tennis Club l938. CLARK, LLOYD, Arl Club I937, '40, Camera Club l938, Arr Edilor of Highlander I94O. Page Thirty-five Anollwer Alley announcemenf SENIORS CLONTS, EUGENE, Lieulenanl R.O,T.C. I939, '40, Slu- denl Council I939, l-li-Y I937-'40, Radio Club I938, '39, Band I938, '39, Camera Club I937, '38, Zoology Club 1937, '38, Riding Club l938, Chemishy Club l938, '39. CLOUGH, MARGARET LOUISE, Nalional l-lonor Sociely I939, '40, Higlwliglnls I937-'40, Music Club I939, Travel Club l94O, Tennis Club I938, Secrerary-Treasurer Museum Club l940, Dramalic Club I938, '39, Spanish Club l939, Linz Pins I938-'40, Pep Squad 1937. COLLIER, MORRIS, Secrelary-Treasurer Class I937, Pres- idenl l-lomeroom I939, l-lomeroom Reporler I938, l-li-Y I939, '40, l'l-ASSOCial'iOn I937-'40, Golf Team l937-'39, Caplain Golf Team I938, Reporler Golf Club l938, l-l.P.l-l,S. Golf Cup I938. COTTER, VIRGINIA, l-liglnliglmls I937, '38. COWAN, BETTE, l-liglmliglwls l938-'40, Ari Club I938-'4O. Museum Club l94O, Zoology Club l938, '39, Travel Club I939, '40, Clnoral Club l938-'40, Operella l94O, Tenni- quoil Team 1940. COX, BOB, Band l938-'40, Seconcl Lieu- lenanl R.O.T.C. I939, '4-O. COX, GEORGE A., B-Team Foolball I936, Foolball I938. '39, Baseball I94-O, Vice-Presidenl l-lomeroom I936, Ari Club I939, Golf Club 1938, '39, H-Associalion l938-'40, Riding Club l938, l-li-Y I936-'40, Operella I94-O. COX, JOHN E., Second Lieulenanl' R.O.T.C. l94O, R.O.T.C. I937-'40, Band I937-'4O. COX, WYATT, l-li-Y I937, Secrelary Glee Club l939. CRAWFORD, PAT, l-liqlwliqlwls I937, '38, Baslcelball Man- ager I937-'39, Secrelary l-lomeroom l937, Reporler l-lomeroom l938, Zoology Club I937, Bagpipe Slalrl I938. Page Thirty-six ' . ,,v. q Q .via ix, Eff QQ ' I '4r I f n , , ' ' , A 11 The irained lonsils give oul music SENIORS CROSS, DONALD, R.O.T.C. 1936, Band 1937-'40. CROW, JOHN ALLAN, Naiional 1-lonor Socieiy 1940, Band 1938- '40, Hi-Y 1939, '40, Spanish Club 1938, '39. CULLOM, RANDOLPH HENRY, JR., R.O.T.C. 1937-'40. 1-li-Y 1937-'40, Glee Club 1938, '39, Zoology Club 1937. '38, Riding Club 1940. CURRY, CATHERINE, Secrefary of Sludenl Council 1940, Cheer Leader I939, Sfudenf Council 1939, '40, Delegaie T.A.S.C. Convenlion I940, Execuiive Board of Siudenl Council 1940, Secrefary of 1-lomeroorn 1938, Inframural Baslcelball Capiain 1938, '39, Caplain of A11-Slar Volleyball 1940, 1-Iiqhlighls 1937- '40, Travel Club 1938-'40. DAILEY, CHARLES A., Firsl Lieulenanr R.O.T.C. 1940. Lalin Tournarnenf 1940, Lafin Club 1938-'40, Ari Club 1939, '4o. DALLAS, LADY ALYS, Highlights ms-'40, Ar? Club 1939, '40, Operelia I940, Choral Club 1939, '40. DANAHER, JIM ITrans1erred 1939 from Liffle Rock High School, Liflle Rock, Arkansasl, Track 1940. DAVIS, DOR- OTHY, 1-Iighlighis 1937-'40, Inlramural Baslcefball 1937, Riding Club 1940, Travel Club I940, Tennis Club 1938, Zoology Club 1937, '38, DAVIS, LOUISE, 1-Iighliqhfs 1937-'40, Riding Club 1937, '38, Pep Squad 1936, '37, Travel Club 1938, Spanish Club 1938, '39. DEALEY, CHASE, Band 1936-'38, Inlramural Soflball Championship 1939, B-Team Foolball 1937, Ari Club 1937, Iniramural Tennis 1938, '39. Page Tlvirly-x01fr'n Miss Blair and Mr. Maher prepare an infernal machine SENIORS DOWDELL, DORIS MAE, Nalional Honor Socieiy I939, '40, Travel Club I939, '40, Music Club I938, '39, Spanish Club I938, '39, Highlighls l938-'40, Museum Club I94O. Pep Squad l937, Linz Pins l938-'40, Parliamenlarian Home- room I938, '39. DAVIDSON, BROWNIE LOU lTrans- ferred I939 from Woodrow Wilson High School, Dallasl, Vice-Presidenf Homeroom l940, Reporfer Homeroom I940. Tennis I939, Spanish Club I939, Highlighls l940, Museum Club I940. DAWLEY, SUE. DUNN, JOHN, R.O.T.C. 1938-'40, Arf Club 1938-'40, Museum Club l940. -iw-vw-0 EDGE, MARY BELLE, lniramural Baslcelball I937, Secrelary Homeroom I937, '40, Presidenl Homeroom I939, High- lighis l938-'40, Tennis Club l939. EMBREY, JEAN, Hi-Y I938, Homeroom Reporier I937, Secrelary Siamp Club I937, Sergeanl-al'-Arms of Camera Club l940, Rifle Club l936. ENGLISH, HUGH, R.O.T.C. 1936-'38, Four Year Linz Pin l940, Everis Award I939, French Club I938, '39, Lillie Thealre l940, Music Club I939, Museum Club l940, Ari Club I940. ESTES, MARY JANE, Highlighls I937-'40, Dramalic Club l937, Tennis Club I937-'39, Secrelary of Homeroom I937, '40, Travel Club l940, Ari Club l940, Linz Pins I937-'39, All-Slar lnlramural Award I939, '40, lnlramural Baslcelball I937-'4-O. EVANS, WAYNE, Travel Club I936-'39, Ari Club I937. Spanish Club I939, Hi-Y I937. FLYNN, MURIEL, Secre- iary of Class I939, '40, Treasurer of S+uden'r Council I939, '40, Baslcelball I938-'40, Baskelball l938-'40, Cor- responding Secrelary Highlighls I939, '40, Sludenl Coun- cil I939, '40, T.A.S.C. Conveniion 1940, Execulive Board of Siudenf Council I939, '40, Treasurer of Homeroom I939, Championship lnlramural Baslcelball Team I939, Highlighls I938-'4O. Page Thirty-eight ,. Q ,'-' .si '- - ,4 f ff,'. J ' , E32 - Q5 ff -:iifE'f2:'f2,:-231'--' '-rs:s5:ue5::,.,2-21' :eff ff '1 . ' f-:,-2: 43 ' V--, . f sly 9 l ' I e 59541 Q-.A EE an gg' ? 9im 35536 -,-- 1AV Visual educalion-one class Hia? keeps you awake SENIORS FOWLER, HUGH, Firsl Lieulenani R.O.T.C l94O, Band Conlesls l938-'40, Dallas Music Fe-sfival l938-'40, Zool- ogy Club I938, Counly Music Conlesl I939, Glee Club I938, '39, Operella I938, '39, Naiional Solo Coniesl' I939. FOX, POLLYANNA, Ari Club I939, '40, Travel Club I939, '40, l-liqllligbis I939, '40, Tennis Club I938, '39, FRANKLIN, MARY LEE, French Club I937, '38, l-ligl l- Iighls I939, '4O. FREEMAN, FRED, JR., Capiain R.O.T.C. l94O, Vice-Presidenl' Zoology Club I939, Vice-Presideni l'-lome-room I939, Glee Club l938, '39. FRIES, BETTY ANN, Tennis Singles I94O, Pep Squad I937, lnlramural Tennis Award I939, Tenniquoil' l937-'39, Volley- ball I94O, l-liglwlighls I937-'40, lnlramural Baslcelball I938, '39, Tennis Club I937-'40, All-Slar lnframural Baslcefball Award I939. FULTON, BOB. GIDDENS, J. B., B-Team Foolball I936, Foolball I937, '33, Manager Baslcelball I937, '38, l-l-Associalion I937-'40, Sergeanl'-al-Arms of l-l-Associaiion l938, '40, Second Lieulenanl R.O.'l'.C. I939, Golf Club l94O, I-li-Y I936-'39, GIBBONS, OLIN, Foolball I939, B-Team Foolball I936. R.O.T.C. I936, '37, Sludenl Council I939, l-l-Associalion I939, Vice-Presidenl l-lomeroom l94O, Golf Club l94O, Hi-Y I936-'38. GILLESPIE, SARA E., l-liqlwliglwfs I938-'40, Music Club I939, Choral Club l938, '39, Secrelary Homeroom l938. GILLETTE, ROSALIE, Linz Pin I939, Baslcelball I939, Drarnalic Club I939, '40, l-liqlwliglwfs I939, '4O. Page Thirty-nine Perhaps lhese'young chemisls are Pasleurs in 'rhe making SENIORS GILMORE, CLARENCE, Foolball 1939, Camera Club 1939, '40, Chemislry Club 1938, '39, H-Associalion 1939, '40, Nalional Honor Sociely 1940, Firsl Lieulenanl R.O.'l'.C. 1940, Highlander Slalzl 1940. GIPE, JACK, Camera Club l9384'4O, Vice-Presiclenl Camera Club 1939, '40, 1-li-Y 1938, '39, GIST, EVELYN FANCES, Highlighls 1937-'40, Arr Club 1937-'40, Pep Squad 1936, Dramalic Club 1937, Choral Club 1940. GLADNEY, JANE lTranslerred 1939 from Tyler High School, Tyler, Texasl, Highlighls 1940, Riding Slab l'9'40. FUND -'O GLANVILLE, JIM BILL, Nalional Honor Sociely 1939, '40, Quill X1 Scroll 1938, '40, Vice-Presidenl' Quill 81 Scroll 1939, Slamp Club 1937-'39, Presidenl ol' Sfamp Club 1938-'39, Baskelball Manager 1939-,40, H-Associalion 1939, '40, Highlander Slaicl 1939, '40, Bagpipe Slafl 1939, '40, B-Team Foolball 1938. GOLDEN, FRANCES ELISE, Nalional Honor Sociely 1940, Sludenf Council 1936, '37, Vice-P'residen1La1in Club 1939, Presiden1Home- room 1939, Vice-Presidenl Homeroom 1938, Secrelary Homeroom 1940, Highlighls 1937-'40, Linz Pins 1939, '40, Choral Club 1936, '37, Music Club 1939. GORSUCH, BETTY, Highliqhls 1937-'40, Presidenl High- lighls 1940, Cheer Leader 1938, School Favorile Conlesl 1940, Mosl Popular Underclass Girl 1939, Secrelary ol: Class 1939, Secrelary Riding Club 1939, Sludenl Council 1939, Dramalic Club 1937, '38, Vice-Presidenl Homeroom 1938. GORMLEY, GRACE, Nalional Honor Sociely 1939, '40, Lalin Club 1938, '39, Highlighls 1938, '40, Linz Pins 1938-'40, Tennis Club 1938. GREGG, JEWELL, Highlighls 1939, '40, GRISWOLD, NORMA, Highlighls 1939, lnlramural Baslcelball 1938, '39, Choral Club 1933. Pagr Forfy 'X 'Nl La Ciqale el La Fc-urmi llranslalecl The Grasshopper and lhe An'r l SENIORS GUICE, HARVEY HAMILTON, l-li-Y l939, '40, R.O.T.C. l937, '38, Band l938-'40, Golf Club I937, Rifle Club I937. HAHNEL, VIRGINIA, l-liqhliqhls I937-'39, Travel Club l939, '40. HANCOCK, HAL, Presidenl' l-lomeroom I937, Arl' Club l94O, Lillle Thealre l94O. HARMON, KARLIE, Nalional Honor Sociely l939, '40, l-lighliqhls I937-'40. Museum Club l94O, Sludenl Council I937, '38, Lalin Club I937, '38, Debale Club l937-'39, lnlramural Baslcelball l938, Linz Pins l937-'39. HAWKINS, DALLAS, ll, Edilor of The Killle l940. Assislanl Edilor l-lighlancleru l94O, Caplain R.O.T.C. l94O, Sluclenl Council I937, '38, Treasurer Nalional Honor Sociely l94O, Vice-Presiclenl Debale Club l939, Vice- Presidenl l-li-Y I939, '40, Vice-Presidenl Chemislry Club 1939, Vice-Presidenl' Class I937, Presidenl Homeroom I936, '37. HAWKINS, PAT, Highlighls l94O, Volleyball l94O, l-nlramural Baslaelball Team l94O. H'ELMS BOB, Manager B-Baslcelball Team l939, Manager Baseball Team l939, '40, H-Associalion l939, '40, Hi-Y l938, '39 HEMMINGSON, JAMES, Presidenl Class l938. '40, Presidenl H-Assoclalion l94O, Foolball I938, '39, Baseball l939, '40, Represenlalive-al-Large Sluclenl Coun- cil I939, Mosl Popular Unclerclass Boy I938, '39, School Favorile Conlesl l94O, Caplain Baseball l94O, Sluclenl Council l938-'40. HERMAN, BILLY, B-Team Foolball l938, Foolball l939. l-l-Associalion l939, '40, Vice-Presiclenl l-lomeroom l939. HESSENAUER, MARY KATHRYN lTransTerred l939 from Weslern High School, Washinqlon, D. C.l, l-lighliqhls l939, '40, Lillle Thealre l94O. Page Forty-one Miss Fu11er's charges al worlc SENIORS HILL, JOHN, Vice-Presidenl' Class 1940, Vice-Presidenl 1-1i'Y 1939, '40, lvlaior R.O.T.C. 1940, Reporler' Hi-Y 1939, Nalional Honor Sociely 1940, 1-li-Y 1938-'40, Presidenl of Slamp Club 1938, Sludenl Council 1937-'39, S.A.S.C. Con- venlion 1937, '1'.A.S.C. Convenlion 1938. HOLLARN, RUSTY, Baslcelball 1940, Bffeam Baslcelball 1939, B-Team Foolball 1938, Manager Foolball 1937, 1-1-Associalion 1937-'40, Secrelary 1-1-Associalion 1940, Presidenl Home- room 1940. HOPE, RUTH, 1-liglwliglils 1938-'40, lnlramural Baslcefball 1938-'40, Arl Club 1938, '39, lnlramural Baseball 1938-'40, 1-lomeroom Reporler 1939. HOUSEMAN, DON, Presi- denl' Golf Club 1939, '40, Presidenl 1-lomeroom 1940, Sludenl Council 1938, Bagpipe Slalil 1939, Circulalion Manager of Bag'pipe 1940, 1:17xssociaTion 1931, '40, Travel Clib 1939, 1r1rarnurQGo1'17C1iarn4Qon 138, 1-lil 1938, '39. ' HOWARD, ARRENA ROBERTA, 1-liglwliglils 1937-'40, sec- relary-Treasurer Clioral Club 1938, French Club 1937-'39, Travel Club 1940, Secrelary Homeroom 1938, 1-nlramural Baslcelball 1940, C11ora1'C1ub 1937-'39, HUGHES, JAMES W., Hi-Y 1938-'40, lnframural Baseball 1939, Presiclenl Homeroom 1936, Camera Club 1939. HUGHES, MAURY, Radio Club 1937-'39, Clwernislry Club 1937, '38, Camera Club 1938-'40. HUNTER, LAURA MAE, 1-lighliglils 1938-'40, Lalin Club 1938, '39, Zoology Club 1938, '39, Museum Club 1940, Linz Pin 1940, Everls Award 1940. H'UTER, FRANCES J., Pep Squad 1936, Choral Club 1937. '38, Sludenl Council 1937, '38, 1-liglwliglils 1936, '37, Operella 1937, T.A.S.C. Convenlion 1937. HYMES, HEN- RIETTA 1Trans1erred 1939 from Foresl Avenue High School, Dallasl, Higlwliglmls 1939, '40, Four Year Linz Pin 1940, Everls Award 1940. Page Forty-two Zbr, T A'1l A :5:'EA5 Qf 5.5 ,?:V V.. E,A,i ,Z 2 x Q L A lift -1 J 4 'E Q hw 45 'Gln The 1-Iiqhlandens 'lavorile subiecl-lunch period S E N I O R S INGLISH, DAVID, Presiclenl Homeroom 1939, Vice-Presi- denl 1-lomeroom 1940, Caplain R.O.T.C. 1940, Radio Club 1937, '38, Secrelary 1-lomeroom 1937, Camera Club 1938, '39, JACKSON, REUBEN, 1-Ii-Y 1937-'40, B-Team Foolball 1938, Presidenl I-lomeroorn 1938, Secrelary Homeroorn 1937. JALONICK, MARGARET, School Favorile Conlesl 1940, Cheer Leader 1939, Highlighls 1937-'40, Tennis Club 1937, Zoology Club 1938, Dramalic Club 1937, '38, Bag- pipe Slaff 1937, Reporler Homeroom 1938. JAMES, JUNE ELIZABETH, Highlighls 1937-'40, Tennis Club 1937- '39, Travel Club 1940, Secrelary I-lomeroom 1938, lnlra- mural Baslcelball 1940. JARMAN, TOM, Baslcelball 1940, Baseball 1940, H-Asso- cialion 1940, Highlander Slafli 1940, Presidenl Home- room 1938, Vice-Presiclenl 1-Iorneroom 1937, H1-Y 1937- '40, R.O.T.C. 1937, '38, JENKINS, MARIANNE, High- lighls 1937-'40, Inlramural Baslcelball 1939, Secrelary Horneroom 1940, Dramalic Club 1939, Travel Club 1938. JOHNSON, DICK, Presidenl I-lorneroom 1938, Golf Club 1937-'40, Library Commillee 1940, R.O.T.C. 1937- '39, Zoology Club 1937, Glee Club 1939. JOHNSTON, JACQUELINE, 1-Iiqhlighls 1937-'40, Dramalic Club 1937- '38, Spanish Club 1938, Travel Club 1938, Presic1en1Home- roorn 1937, lnlramural Baslcelball 1937, JOINER, ARTHUR, Baseball 1937-'40, 13-Team Foolball 1937, '38, 1-1-Associalion 1939, '40, I-II-Y 1937-'40, R.O.T.C. 1938, '39, Presidenl' 1-Iomeroom 1937, '39, '40, Vice- Presidenl 1-Iorneroorn 1938, Operella 1940. JONES, DOROTHY JEAN, Hiqhlighls 1937-'40, Choral Club 1937- '39, Presidenl Choral Club 1938, Drarnalic Club 1938, '39, I-Iomeroorn Reporler 1937, Sludenl Council 1937- '39, Spanish Club 1938, '39, Linz Pins 1937-'39, Inlramural Baslcelball 1937, Operellas 1937, '38. Page Forty-ihrffg Come and gel ill SENIORS JORDAN, IRVINE, Band I937-'40, Second Lieuienanl R.O.T.C. I94-O, l-Ii-Y I938, Clriemislry Club I937, Band Conlesf l938-'40, Raclio Club I937. JOSEPH-, JAY BERNARD, I-Ii-Y I939, '40, Lalin Club l938, '39, KAUFMAN, MARY FRANCES, Bagpipe Slafl I94O. I-Iiglwliglvls I938-'40, Zoology Club I939, Lillie Tlieafre I94O, Opereila I94O, Linz Pin I939. KEAGY, PHILIP H., Rifle Club I937, Camera Club I939, Lalrin Club I937, '38. KEILTY, MARY COLLEEN, I-Iiglwliglwis I937-'40, Drarnalic Club I937-'40, Ari Club I937-'39, Zoology Club I938, Tennis Club I937-'39. KEMP, VIRGINIA, Travel Club l939, Linz Pin I937, Zoology Club I938, I-liqhliqlwls I939, Li- brary Cornmiliee I939, Presideni I-Iorneroom I937, lnlrav mural Baslcefball I939. KENISON, GRACE FRANCES, Bagpipe Slafi I936, '37. Dramalic Club I937, '38, I-Iiqlwlighis I937-'40, Riding Club I937, '38, I-Iorneroorn Reporier I937, '38, Tennis Club I936, '37, Travel Club I937, '38, KERVIN, MARY ELIZA- BETH, Presideni Travel Club I94O, Vice-Presiclenl Travel Club I939, Tennis Club I939, Vice-Presiclenl I-lomeroom I939, Linz Pin I939, I-Iiqhliglwls l938, '39, Travel Club I937-'40, KING, KATHERINE ANN. KITTRELL, WILLIAM, I-IIAY 1937-'40, Pugi' Forly-ful! 1' lax W I ff -ll I A Arf , ,, Boy's Choral Club, lhey iive a 1i1'+1e loo SENIORS KOENIG, BOB, Nalional Honor Sociely 1940, Quill 81 Scroll 1940, Phofographer Highlander Slahf 1940, R.O.'1'.C. 1936-'39, Linz Pin 1939, 1.1-1.S.P.A. 1939, Camera Club 1938-'40, Chernisiry Club 1939, Slamp Club 1939, Operella 1940. LANDRUM, MARGUERITE llransferred 1939 from 1-Ioclcaday School, Dallas, Texasl, Presidenl 1-lomeroom 1939, Library Comrniiiee 1939, 1-Iiqhlighls 1939, '4O. LEATHERS, RUTH, Ari Club 1939, '40, Travel Club 1939. '40, 1-lighlighls 1937, '38, Choral Club 1939, '40, Operella 1940, Tenniquoil 1939, Tennis Club 1938. SCHWARK, VIRGINIA LEA, 1-Iiqhlighis 1938-'40, Dramalic Club 1938, '39. LEFTWICH, BILL, R.O.T.C. 1937-'39, Highlander Slaicl 1940, Presidenf Ari Club 1940. LEWIS, NANCY, Riding Club 1937, 1-liqhliqhls 1937-'40, Travel Club 1937, Choral Club 1939, '40, LIVELY, MICHAEL, Glee Club 1938, R.O.T,C. 1937, '38. Camera Club 1937, Travel Club 1939, Iniramural Baseball 1937, '38. LONG, EDWARD, Fooiball 1939, Baslcelball 1940, B-Team Fooiball 1937, B-Team Baslceiball 1939, 1-li-Y 1939, Opereiia 1940, Vice-Presidenl I-lorneroom 1940, LUCK, BYRON B., R.O.T.C, 1937-'40, Zoology Club 1937, Camera Club 1937, Rifle Team 1937-'40. LUMAN, JIM, Nalional 1-lonor Sociefy 1939, '40, French Club 1937, '38, Zoology Club 1937, Four Year Linz Pin 1940. Page Forty-fiw Delegales 'lo flue Press Convenlion banquel in sfyle SENIORS LYONS, EMILY, Secrelary 1-lomeroom 1939. LYTLE THOMAS, Cliemisfry Club 1939. MACLAY, MARTHA, Linz Pins 1939, '40, Everls Award 1940, 1-1igl'uligl'1'1s 1936-'40, Travel Club 1939, '40, Reporler 1-lomeroom 1936, '4O. MAGEE, CHARLES, Baseball 1938, '39, 1-1-Associalion 1938, '39, Travel Club 1940, Hi-Y 1937. -troupe- E MAHER, EDWARD, Sludenl Council 1939, '40, Capfain R.O.T.C. 1940, 1-li-Y 1940, Nalional Honor Sociely 1939, '40, Lafin Club 1937, Reporler 1-lomeroom 1937. MAL- LINSON, BARBARA, 1-lighliglwis 1939, '40, Secrelary 1-lomeroom 1939. MALONE, JIMMY, Cliemislry Club 1937, '38, Zoology Club 1937, Bagpipe Sfaff 1937. MALLORY, MARILYN, 1-liglnliglwfs 1937-'40, Am' Club 1940, Museum Club 1940. MARTIN, FAYE, Sfudenl Council 1938, '39, Chemislry Club 1938, 1'liglllig1'11S 1938, '39, Ar+C1ub 1938, Museum Club 1940, Linz Pins 1937, '38, Everis Award 1940. MARTIN, MARGARET ANN, Sludenl Council 1938-'40, Secrelary Class 1938, S,A.S.C. Conveniion 1939, 1-ligl'1- liglwfs 1937-'40, Dramalic Club 1938, Museum Club 1940, Spanish Club 1939. Page Foriy-six 'S Q Nw qw i W., 0 ltifcgd Mr, Wiseman's greenhouse is invaded by bolanisfs SENIORS MARTIN, NANCY LEE, Edilor of Bagpipe I94O, Presi- denl' of Quill X4 Scroll I939, '40, Nalional Honor Sociely I939, '40, I-lighlighfs I937, '40, Choral Club l938, '39, Liffle 'lhealre l94O, One-Ac? Play Conlesf I94O, Assisianl Edilor of Highlander l94O, Four Year Linz Pin l94O, Eve-rfs Award l94O. MARTIN, TROY, Foolball I939, Block- ing Back Award I939, I-I-Associafion I940, I-li-Y l938, '39, C-oll: Club l940. MAULDIN, EDNA llransferred I939 from Cufhand, Texasl, MAY, DORIS, I-'lighlighfs I936-'39, lnfrarnural Baslcefball I936. McCLENNY, ANNIE LEE. MQCORMICK, DICK, R.O.T.C. I937-'40. McELVEEN, DAN, Secrelary Rifle Club I937, R.O.T.C. I937, '38, Zoology Club I937, '38, I-Ii-Y I937-'40, Older Boys Conference I94O, B-Team Foolball I938, I-lorneroom Reporler I938, Spanish Club I938, '39. MCFADDEN, DALE, Chemislry Club I938, '39, Lalin Club 1938, '39, Linz Pin I938, Band I937-'40, Baslcelball l94O, B-Team Basker- ball I939. MCGOWAN, KAY, Highlight I939, '40, lnfrarnural Bas- lcelball 1940, lnframural Baseball l94O. McKAMY, MARY RUBY, I-lighlighls I936-'40, Arr Club I936-'40, Pep Squad I936, Choral Club 1940, French Club I936. Page Forty-seven Mrs. Slweldon and class perform flue giqanlic laslc of sluclying currenl problems SENIORS McLAIN, PEGGY, I-liglwliglwls I938-'40, Ari Club I939, '40, Riding Club I939, '40, Museum Club l94O, Lillle llwealre l940, Travel Club I939, '40, Operefla l940. MCLAUGHLIN, DOROTHY, I-Iiglllighls l938-'40, Travel Club I940, Dramalic Club l937, Baskelball IQ37-'39. MCLENDON, VIRGINIA LEE, Secrelary-Treasurer Lillle Tliealre I940, Vice-Presidenf Choral Club l939, Record- ing Secrelary I-liglfiliglwls l939, I-liglwliglwls I937-'40, Presi- denl I-lomeroom I938, Secrelary I-Iomeroom I939, Ac- companisl Glee Club I939, Accompanis'r Band I939, 540. McPOLAN, VIRGINIA, Linz Pins I937-'40, Lalin Tourna- rnenf 1939, Hall of Fame I939, Dramalic Club I938, '39, Spanish Club I938, '39, Travel Clmn I939, '40, I-liglilglils 1937-'39TTennis-Club I-Q39, Everis Award I94QH - Y MCREYNOLDS, BETTY GORDON, Secrelary Homeroom l939, '40, Vice-Presidenl Ari Club I939, Reporler Arf Club I937, '40, Arl Club I937-'40, Bagpipe Shall 1940. I-ligliliglils I937-'40, lnframural Ba:lcelball l938, Riding Club I937. MELTZGER, MAXINE. METZGER, ELMER, Arf Club I937-'40, Reporler Arl Club I939, LiI'l'le Tliealre I94-O, R.O.T.C. IQ36-'38. MEREDITH, CARLTON, Caplain R.O.T.C. l940, Nalional Honor So- ciely I939, '40, Managing Edilor of Bagpipe l940, Camera Club l939, '40, Lafin Club l938, '39. MILLER, JANICE, I-liglwliglvls I937-'40, Tennis Club IQ39, MONTGOMERY, BILL, R.O.T.C. l938-'40, Cliemislry Club I938, '39. Page Fo1'iy-right L' ,,'.,, -- Wifi- ii J . x . .,Qf 'lr 11,1 I ':'A' 'W , . ,.44,..1-1 ,sl , .1-1,1 Those mad Bohemians, Hi Parlc's arlisfs, af work SENIORS MOODY, JIM, Presideni Class l939, Secrelary Hi-Y I939, Baslcefball I939, Firsl Lieulenanl R.O.T,C. I939, R.O.T.C. I937-'39, T.A.S.C. Convenlion l94O, Vice-Presiclenf Slu- denl Council I94-O, Board of Publicalion I94-O, H-Associa- lion I94-O. MORISON, MARY LOUISE, Highlighfs I937- '4O, Travel Club I939, '40, Arl Club l938, Music Club I939, Firsl Place Winner in Harpisl Conlesl I939. MOUNT, VIC. MUNSEY, AUDREY, Reporler French Club I939, French Club I937-'39, Highlighis I937, '38, Presi- denf Homeroom 1937, Inlrarnural Baslcelball I937-'40, Linz Pins I937-40, Everls Award I940. MURPHEY, FAT, Associale Edilor Bagpipe l94O, High- lighfs I'-737-'40, Riding Club I937-'39, Museum Club I94O, Travel Club I937-'40, Four Year Linz Pin I94O, Everfs Award l94O, Vice-Presidenl Homeroom I937, Secrelary Horneroorn I938, Quill and Scroll I94O. NEWMAN, FRANK IJOTI, Presidenl Sluclenf Council I9-40, Vice- Presidenl Class I937-'40, Presidenl of Class I937, Pres- idenl Homeroom F937-'39, T.A.S.C. Convenlion I94-O, Sluclenl Council I938, Sergeanl-al-Arms Hi-Y I937, Library Commiflee l94O, B-Team Foolball I937. NOLEN, MARILYNN, I-lighlighfs I937-'40, Dramafic Club I939, Operella 194-O. NOYES, ALVAN T., Nalional Honor Sociely l94O, Riding Club l94O, Band Confesfs I937-'40, One-Ac? Plays I939. NUSBAUM, TONI, Highlighls I937-'40, Zoology Club 1937, '38, One-Ac? Play I939, Dramalic Club I939, LiHle Thealre l94O, Linz Pins I939, '40, French Club I937, '38, Tennis Club I937, '38, Travel Club I937, '38. OVIATT. BOB, Hi-Y I937-'40, Camera Club l938, 39, One-ACI Play I939, Older Boys Conference I939, Presidenf of Drarnalic Club I939, Presidenl of Homeroom I938-'40, Liffle Theaire I939, '40, Bagpipe Slamcl I939, '4O. Nafional Honor Sociely l94O, Linz Pins I938-'-40. Page Forty-11i11e Jimmy Webb's feriile brain funclions al 'rhe Public Speaking banquei SEN!ORS PALMER. ELEANOR, Nalional Honor Sociely l94O, Bas- lcei ball l937, '40, Caplain Baslcelball l94O, l-lighliglwls I937, '38, Winning lnlramural Volleyball Team I938, Vice- Presidenf Tennis Club I939, Winning I-nlramural Baseball Team I938, Linz Pins I938, '40, PANDRES, MILTON, Cheer Leadei l94O, B-Team Fooiball I937, Presidenl I-lorneroom I937, '39, Vice-Presidenl I-lomeroorn l94O, I-li-Y l938, '40, One-ACI Play I939. PAPPA. JEAN. PARROTT, PAT, I-lighligluis I936, '40, Zo- ology Club I939, lnframural Baslcelball I937, ViceAPresi- denl l-lomeroom I939, Bagpipe Slaff l938, Linz Pin I937. PATTON, JEAN, Execulive Board Sludenl Council l94O, Vice-Presiclenl' Sludenl Council l94O, l-li-Y l937, '40, Linz Pin l94O, Baseball l94O, Vice-Presidenf l-lomeroom l938, Tennis Club I937. PEACOCK, MAE REYNOLDS, High- liglils l940, Lalin Club I939, Iniramural Baslcelball I936, '40, Clworal Club l94O, Dramalic Club I94-O. PEARLE, JACK, B-Team Foolball I937. PERKINS, VIR- GINIA, Bagpipe Slaff I939, '40, I-ligliliglwls I936-'40, lnlramural Baskelball I937, '39, Presidenl I-lomeroom I937, Zoology Club I938. PETTEWAY, PAT, I-liglilighls i938-'40, PHILLIPS, BILL, Baseball i937-'40, I-I Associalion l937-'40, Co-Caplain Baseball Team I939. Page Fifty Q .N 'Y 'A e Ii. W 'N ,hiv I-lome Room program day SEN!ORS PINES, DAVID, Lalin Tournamenl' I939, '40, Lalin Club I938, '39, Chemislry Club l938, '39, Slamp Club l938, '39, Camera Club I938, '39, Tennis Tournamenl I939, '40. POWELL, CHARLES, R.O.T.C. I936-'38, I-liAY I937-'39. Manager Baseball I940, Band I939, '40, FOOL, ISABELLE, Ilranslferred I939 from Norlh Dallas I-ligh School, Dallasl, Highlighls I939, '40, Lillle Thealre I940, Operelfa I940, PREHN, MARY VIRGINIA, Na- lional Honor Sociely I939, '40, Assislanl Manager C-irls Baslcefball I938, '39, Winning lnlrarnural Baslcelball l938, '39, I-lighlighls I939, '40, Riding Club I937-'39, Choral Club I937-'39, Secrelary Homeroom I940, Cherni:lry Club I938, '39, Baslcelball I937, '38, Travel Club I939, '40. PRENDERGAST, MARQIE, I-Iighlighls I939, '40, Zoology Club I939, Riding Club I937-'40, Presiclenl Riding Club I940, lnfrarnural Baslcefball I939. RAVKIND, MOZELLE, I-lighlighls I937-'39, Zoology Club I937, '38, Lalin Club I938, Tennis Club I938. REHKEMPER, BOB, Nalional I-lonor Sociely I940, Linz Pin I939, Zoology Club l938, '39, Firsl Lieulenanl R.O.T.C. I940, Lillle lhealre 1940. REMBERT, DAVID, I-li-Y I939. '40, Travel Club I938, lnlramural Baseball I938, '39. RENDALL, MARIAN ADELLE llranslerred I939 from Woodrow Wilson I-ligh School, Dallasl, I-lislorian Sludenl' Council I940, Vice-Presidenl I-lomeroom I939, I-lighlighls I939, '40, Spanish Club I939, Travel Club I939, '40, Bag- pipe Slalzl I939, '40, Riding Club 1940. ROBERTS, ALICE MAE, I-lighlighls I937, '38, Four-Year Linz Pin I940, Everls Award l940. ' Page Fifty-one i Typing l-lhe quesf for +he righl' key SENIORS RODGERS, JONNIE MAE llransferrecl I939 from Sunsel High School, Dallasl, Dramafic Club I939, Highlighls I939, '40, ROYALL, WELDON, Hi-Y l938-'40, Riding Club I938-'40, Camera Club I938A'40, Radio Club I939, '40, Spanish Club I939, Museum Club I940, Liflle Thealre l940. RUDE, SAM, Presidenl Homeroom l939, Nafional Honor Sociely I940, Sludenl Council l938, '39, Linz Pins l938- '4O. RUTLEDGE, ANN, Highlighls I937-'40, Zoology Club I939, Reporler Homeroom I936, lnlramural Baslcelball I937. RUTLEDGE, JOHNNY, Bancl Confesls I938-'40, Operella I940, Museum Club I940, Music Club I939. RYAN, JIMMY, Baslcefball I940, B-Team Baslceiball I939, B-Team Foolball I937, Hi-Y I937, Presideni Homeroom I937, H Associalion I940, Opereffa I940. SANDERS, JESS ALBERT, Hi-Y l94O, Camera Club l938- '40, Golf Club I938, '39, Baseball I94-0. SCHLUTER, ANNIE MAE, Highlighls I937-'40, Travel Club, I939, '40, SCHNEIDER, CHARLES, Baskefball l94O, Presidenf Hi-Y I939, B-Team Baslcefball 1939, Lalin Tournamenl I937, One- Acf Play l939, Presidenl Nafional Honor Sociely I940, Circulalion Manager Highlander I940, Presideni Horne- room I937-'40, Sfudenl Council l936, '39, Hi-Y I937-'40, SCHUMACHER, JOHN H., Zoology Club I937, Hi-Y I937-'38, Camera Club I938, Band I938, '39, Page Fiffy-two mb 'S 'fu all -22- -.:- L L ,',,..A. f 4 ff f .l.,u, .P f' B. J.-lbefore lhe iiHerbugs camel SENIORS SCHWITTER, DOROTHY, Highlighls l938340, Travel Club l939. SCOGGIN, JOHN LEE. SCOTT, ELLIOTT lTransl:erred I939 from Danville High School, Danville, lllinoisl, Hi-Y l94O. SCOTT, SAM S. lTransferred I939 from Easf Denver High School, Denver, Coloradol, Lillle Thealre l94O. SHILG, JAY, Arl Club 1939, Zoology Club I937. SHIVERS, NARCISSA MAE, Highlighls I937-'40, Zoology Club l937, '38. SLONNEGER, BOB, Second Lieulenanl R.O.T.C. I940, One-ACI Play Conlesl I939, Nalional Honor Sociely l940, Library Cornmillee l94O, Cherniglry Club l938, '39, Dra- malic Club I939, Li++le Thealre I94O. SMITH, DORIS LYNN, Highlighls V938-'40, Riding Club I939, '40, Travel Club I94O, Museum Club I94O. SMITH, MARY EMILY, Secrelary Class l937, Vice-Presi- denl Class I938, Highlighls I937, '40, Sergeanl-al-Arms Highlighls I94-O, Dramalic Club l937-'39, Presidenl' Horne- room l94O, Travel Club I939, '40, Museum Club l94O, Everls Award l94O. SMITH, MARY JANE, Highlighls I937- '40, Zoology Club I937, '38, Bagpipe Slall I939, '40. Page Fiffy-llorrr' Imagine! Our public speakers slop Iallcing Io ea? SENIORS SNIPES, BOB, Ari' Club I937, '38, French Club I938, '39, I-Ii-Y I94-O, Secrelary I-Iomeroorn I939, '4O. SOMER- VILLE, RUFUS. SPEER, MARY RUE, Secrelary Class I940, Reporier Dra- rnalic Club I939, I-Iiglwliglwis I937-'40, Riding Club I94O. Dramalic Club I937-'39, SPRUCE, BETTYLU, I-Iigl'1IigI1'Is I937-'40, Inlramural Baslcelball I937, Travel Club I94O, ' oology Club I937. STEINBER6, JANE, Linz Pin I937, Sludeni Council I937, Baslcelball I937, '38, Riding Club I937, I-Iighlighis I938. Ever'Is Award I94O. STILL, CHARLES E. JR., Band I938, '40, Chemislry Club I938, '39, Radio Club 1938-'40. Camera Club I938, '39. STODDARD, GRANT, Nalional I-Ionor Sociely I940, Ra- dio Club I938-'40, R.O.T.C. I938-'40, Chemislry Club 1938, '39. STREET, VIRGINIA, I-Iigliliglils I937-'40, Zo- ology Club I937, '38, Bagpipe Slaff I939, '4O. SULLIVAN, JEAN, Naiional Honor Sociely I939, '40, Four-Year Linz Pin I94O, Everfs Award I94O, Spelling Con- Iesl I94O, Winning Tenniquoil Team I937, '38, I-Iiglwlighls I939, '40, Slamp Club I938, Radio Club I938. TALLICHET, DAVID, R.O.T.C. I937, Secrelary I-Iomeroom I937, Glee Club I939. Puge Fifiy-four ' Wt il ST W - X iiapai Denlon, and anollwer insiglnl info wlwal iournalisls do al convenlions SENIORS TARVER, HIGDON, Rifle Team I939, '40, TAUBMAN, LOUIS, R.O.T.C. l939, Presidenl l-lomeroorn. TAYLOR, BEN, Caplain R.O.T.C. l94O, Golf I939, Sludenl Council I936, '37, Slamp Club l938, Golf Club l938-'40, H Associalion I94-O. TEST, LAURINE, l-liglwliglwls I937- '4O, l-lomeroom Reporler I939, Travel Club l939, Dra- malic Club I937, Everls Award l94O. THOMAS, DON, B-Team Foolball l937, l-li-Y I938-'-10. Foolball l939, l-l Associalion l94O, B-Team Baslcelball l94O, Track Manager l94-O, Glee Club l939. THOMPSON, MARJORIE JEANNE, l-lighliglwls I937-'40, Clworal Club I937-'39, Lillle Tlwealre l94O, lnlramural Basketball I'-P38, '39, Linz Pin l940. TIMBERLAKE, DOROTHY, Nalional Honor Sociely I939, '40, One-Aol' Plays l939, '40, Declamalion l939, '40, l-lall of Fame I939, Vice-Presidenl Lillle Tlwealre l94O, Dramalic Club l938, '39, l-liglwliglnls l939, '40, TIPTON, ROSEMARY lTranslerred I939 from Fairfax l-liglw School, Los Angeles, Calilornial, Lillle Tliealre l94O, l-ligliliglils I939, '4O. TONGUE, GEORGE, Second Lieulenanl R.O.T.C. l94O, Bagpipe Slall l94O, Band Conlesfs 1937-'40, lvlu ic Fes- lival l939, '40, Music Club I939, Zoology Club I937. '38, TOWNSEND, ALICE, l-ligluliglwls l937-'40, lnlramural Baslcefball I937, Riding Club l938, Biology Club I937, Lalin Club l938, Page Fifly-Jive Hi-Y Fallwer and Son banquel-wlwere llie son pays llne clweclc SENIORS TURNER, EVELYN, Linz Pins 1939, '40, Everls Award 1940, Higliliglwls 1937-'39, Travel Club 1939, '40. TURNER, JACK, Business Manager of Hig1'11ander 1940, Four- Year Linz Pin 1940, Everls Award 1940, Quill and Scroll 1939, Sludenl Council 1938, Ki1lie Slali 1940, Horne- roorn Presidenl 1937-'39, Nalional Honor Sociely 1940, T.H.S.P.A. Convenlion 1939. VAUGHAM, MALCOLM, R.O.T.C. 1937, Hi-Y 1939, ZO- ology Club 1938. VILBIG, ANN, Baslcelball 1939, '40, Travel Club 1938, '39, Dramalic Club 1937-'39, Linz Pins 1936, '38, All-Slar lnlramural Volleyball 1938, Tennis Club 1939. VILBIG, JOHN W. 111, Hi-Y 1936-'38, Glee Club 1939. WAHRMUND, KARL C., Band Conlesls 1937-'40, Sec- ond Lieulenanl R,O.T.C. 1940, Music Feslival 1938-'40, Solo Conlesl 1938-'40, Duel Conlesl 1938-'40, Trio Con- lesl' 1940. WARNER, BETTY LOU, 1-liglwlighls 1937-'40, Sludenl Council 1940, Presidenl l-lomeroom 1938, '39, Dramalic Club 1939, Nalional Honor Sociely 1940, Bagpipe Slalli 1940, Homeroorn Reporler 1937, Tennis Club 1938, '39, lnlramural Baslcelball 1937, T.A.S.C. Convenlion 1940. WARNER, JANET RUTH, 1-ligluliglnls 1937-'40, Zoology Club 1938, Clwcral Club 1940, lnlramural Baslcelball 1938, '39, WASHBURN, JERl, Riding Club 1936, '37, Baslcelball 1937, Higliliglwls 1937-'40, Bagpipe Slall 1937-'39, Dramalic Club 1937, '38, Sluclenl Council 1940. WEBB, CORNELIUS, Hi-Y 1936-'38, Zoology Club 1938. Pugv Fifly-six -nrnvn-1 'S ww M ur .X unify Barlow and Marlin malce Their polifical promises SENIORS WEBB, JAMES H., Hi-Y 1937-'40, Li111e Thealre 1940, Sergeanf-af-Arms, Hi-Y 194-O. WEIR, GORDON, Sfudenf Council 1940, Bagpipe Siafl 1938, '39, Hi-Y 1936-'38. Ar? Club 1939, '40, Band Confesls 1936, '38, Vice-Presi- den1C1a:s 1937, Zoology Club 1937. WESTCOTT, CAROLYN, Travel Club 1937-'40, High- Iighfs 1939, '40. WHARTON. GENE, Secreiary Highlighfs 1939, '40, Secreiary Nafional Honor Socieiy 1939, '40, Sludenf Council 1937-'39, Secrefary Homeroom 1936- '39, 1-Iighlighls 1937-'40, Travel Club 1937-'-1-O, Dramalic Club 1939, One-ACI Play 1939, Four-Year Linz Pin 1940. WILLIAMS, BETTY MURL, Highlighfs 1937-'40, Travel Club 1940, Choral Club 1936, '37, Lafin Club 1938, Riding Club 1938. WILLIAMS, GINNY, School Favorile Confesl 1940, Secrelary Aff Club 1939, Vice-Presiden+ Arr Club 1940, Cheer Leader 1939, Secrefary Class 1938, '39, Presi- denf Horneroom 1939, Secreiary Homeroom 1938-'40, Bagpipe Sfaff 1939, '40, Highlander Sfall 1939, '40, Hiqhlzghfs 1938-'4o. WILLIAMS, WILMA, lnlramural Baslcefball 1938, High- lighis 1937-'40, Riding Club 1940, Zoology Club 1938. Secrelary Homeroom 1938, Vice-Presidenl 1-Iomeroom 1940. WILLIFORD, BETTY, Sophomore Represenlalive-at Large 1938, '39, Junior Represenialive-a1'-Large 1939, '40, Secrefary Sfudenf Council 1939, '40, Queen of R.O.T.C. 1939, Vice-Presideni of Highlighfs 1939, '40, Presideni' of Homeroom 1938, Secrelary of Homeroom 1938, '40. WILLIS, HART JR. lTransferred 1939 from Texas Counfry Day School, Dallasl, Nafional Honor Socieiy 1940, Presi- denf Homeroorn 1939, Debafe 1940. WILSON, LLOYD, Band 1937-'40, Camera Club 1938. Page 'Fifty-SPW11 Tlme lurlcey commillee plols for bigger ancl beller Thanksgiving baslcels SEN!ORS WINSTON, JOHN, Caplain R.O.T.C. l94O, Presidenl Homeroom I940, Vice-Presidenf Homeroom I939, Hi-Y I939, '40, Zoology Club l937. WITTE, BILL, Baseball ICP39. '40, B-Team Foolball I937, '38, Spanish Club l938, '39. WOODSON, REBECCA, Higlnliglwls I937-'40, Zoology Club l938, Four-Year Linz Pin l940. WOOLLEY, BENNETT, Edilor of Higl'1lander l94O, Assislanl Edilor of High- lander l939: Bagpipe Slalll I939, Nalional Honor So- ciely I94-O, Sludenf Council 1939, '40, Treasurer of T.H.S.P.A. l939,Quill and Scroll l938-'4O,Caplain R.O.T.C. l939, KilTie Slalzl I938-'40, T.H.S.P.A. Convenlions l938, '39. WRIGHT, HARRY, B-Team Foolball I938, Foolball l939. BELL, PETER A., Travel Club I938-'40, Golf Club l9'39. Vice-Presiclenl Homeroom I939, Presidenl Homeroom l938, Vice-Pregsidenl Homeroom l937. FREEMAN, WAYNE, Presidenl Homeroom l94O, Travel Club I938, '39, Dramalic Club l939, Hi-Y l938, '39, Riding Club l938, '39. Pagz' Fifty-eight 3 Aff ,f fb 3 if WN-Q-ff S f px 'T f X 3 3 W ij L ' .Ni A -19 '1- M,M,,.N1f 2 3 N X. f' 1' W m 2 ,fy ,MJ 2 1 f L g E JL.. ,w.,.,,.f,,.,,g If 5 ,J A T ,1 lalx jf! f lg ,Q X y,,,,.,,,.w. KH 3 WM.v 4 Mm 'FAA L V ,.,.. ,, f 'Z F A f ' .5 if ,sk A , LNNWM f , a 2 ' 'mf r if Y 7 5 ' , X x 1 2 Q Af' 5 K 1 QL x 245, 'X JUN!ORS Firsl Row: Jayne Allen, Mary Sluarl Beaudeux, Ed Barlow, Roy Bellis, Edilh Boyell, Belly Brelherlon. Second Row: Anna Buchanan, Roger Buddinglon, Bob Byrne, Hugh Carler, Orville Carlwriqhl, Mickey Coslello Third Row: Diclf Cramplon, Berl Cree, Belly Jane David, Deborah Dealey, Marcia Donoslcy, Dorolhy Ducole. Fourlh Row: Alice Dysarl, Raymond Esleve, Larry Ferguson, Bill Freeman, Nancy Fry, John Gibbard. Fillh Row: Helen Gramer, Bill G-rillin, John Grissom, Belly Harned, Myer Harris, S. M. Harl. Sixlh Row: Phyllis Hawkins, Bob Henderson, Les Henderson, Margarel Hill, Tom Howard, Virginia Hunl. Page' Sixty 3 W xp-'f K li Q lf I A fi JUN!ORS Firsl Row: Torn John, Dayelyn Jones, Gerry Kaulman, Clarence Kenyon, Belly Ledbeller, Alan Linville. Second Row: Mary Louise Maher, Phil Manning, Bill Marshall, Belly Marlin, Eleanor Marlin, Elise Melelio. Third Row: Clillord Moore, Don Moore, Edwina Moseley, Mary Ann Muqlord, David Neale, Marshall Nelson. Fourlh Row: Ann Nellerville, Jim Newman, Roderick 0'Connor, Sarah Parr, Richard Palillo, Louise Payne, Fillh Row: Gene Pearle, Joe Perry, Virginia Plyer, Don Polalcoll, Mary Lee Powell, Jimmy Pryer. Sixlh Row: Bob Quinn, J. R. Ray, Kalherine Rogers, Bellye Jane Rosenlield, Jimmy Rowland, Don Ruisinger. K, 'Ken as Jr i 4. ii. Q X z- 9 , Y HMREK K E lf ,f ii , it Pagz' Sixly-01ze rar sl - .- A 1 is , ' 5 4 1 EW -' 51' w ,'l'afff'Fis ' as QE A J ? ,ii 3 if JuNioRs i Firsi Row: Naralie Sarqenf, Bools Scoll, Emily Scoii, Bellie Sharp, Morris Shubinslci, Mary Elizaberh Silces. Second Row: Cherry Smiih, Jean Snyder, Evelyn Siorey, Phyllis Swan, Kennelh Swanson, David Sweeney. Third Row: Jim Sweeney, Rosanne Syron, Doroihy Taylor, Cullum Thompson, Clemance Viyrefl, Doroihy Wagner Fourlh Row: Mary Waldschmidl, Elgin Ware, Bill Washingfon, Silber? Walls, Carroll Webb, Phil Weilersien. Fiffh Row: Jack Wiens, Bob Willison, Jeannelle Wilden, Virginia Wilson, Ben Wiseman, Lola Belle Vifizseman. Sixfh Row: Caiherine Wrafher, Jane Abboli, Marquerile Allen, Roberf Anderson, Tommy Anderson, Arch Baker. Page Sixty-lwo ,ir alri Q' i B i i ,:A J , or krrrr ' 4 li ii H ' f S , 51 Q JUN!ORS R R b l Bauchard Bill Beem Ralph Belknap Arlhur Bell George Bell, Sleele Bennell. Firsl ow: o er , ., , , Second Row: Willie Nell Biggs, Morlon Bigger, Merle Birdsong, Grady Bishop, Earlayne Black, Johnnie Blakeney. Third Row: Belly Blanchelle, Palricia Bleil, Annelle Bollon, Margie Bowyer, Dorolhy Boyce, Jacqueline Brand. . . . Q- h B Fourlh Row: Alex Branslord, Joe Brice, Margie Bricker, Tom Broad, Paul Brooks, Dorol y rown. Fillh Row: Mary Brown, Richard Brown, Belh Brush, Jane Buchanan, Gloria Burgher, Ralph Bunnell. Sixlh Row: Mac Burney, Jane Burns, Palricia Burns, Eleanor Burrow, Sarah Bush, Belly Bynum.- Page Sixty-three ., -.1- sfkmiigr - W I f W fi, rg M iii, ni ., ja his Em! FI 'gif JH l JUN!ORS Eirsl Row: Calherine Canlield, Jim Canon, Ben Carpenler, Bill Carler, Jolwnny Carler, Evelyn Cawllworn. Second Row: Jack Clianey, Dorolllea Cllrisliani, Bill Clark, Marqarel Clarlc, Billy Claylon, Jimmy Cleaver. Third Row: Larry Collins, Florose Connor, Mary Jane Conway, Howard Cappell, Hal Corry, Mary Frances Coslello Fourlln Row: Leonce Cozzo, Marlin Crane, Carolyn Curry, Jimmy Dale, Tommy Danalier, Marinel Dean. Fillli Row: Frank Dennie, Mary Ellen Denl, Belly Jean DeSalme, James DeVore, Peylon Dewey, Slanley Dolcln. Sixllw Row: Ben Draylon, Marian Dull, Louise Ealon, Joan Edwards, Bob Ellis, Claire Enliolm. Page Sixty-fon 1' ,Sir u. W., Q 2 .Q ag ., F . zz' l ye ' ,Elli s ,A., ,V I if ' y JuNioRs Firsl' Row: Sco'r'r Ernes+, Palricia Evans, Lob Exline, Evelyn Falconer, Ellwelyn Farrelly, James File. Second Row: Mabel File, Tommy Flynn, Barbara Forresl, Mary Jane Fosier, Dave Fox, Roxy Freeman. Third Row: Bob Frymire, Ada Margarei' Funlc, Kaflweryn Furneaux, Frances Gall, Margarel Garrell, Pal Garrell. Fourlh Row: Buck Germany, Jean Gibbons, Lucille Ginsberg, Dorolliy Goidl, Allan Grayson, Holmes Green. Fiffh Row: Bill Grifliih, Bob Grinnan, Louis Gufhrie, Dorollwy Hafer, Frances Hall, Joel Harper. Sixih Row: Elizabeilw Hea+l'1,Ar+ie Jane Heilig, Jack Heinz, Dan Herlihy, Mary Lou Herman, Palsy Hill. Page Sixiy-fue JUNIORS Firsl Row: Roberra Hill, Alberl Hirsch, Florence Hudson, John Hudson, Graeme Hunler, Yvonne Jannelle. Second Ro-v: Mary Virginia Jones, Peler Keese, Roy Keller, Bill Kelly, Bolo Klein, Rush Klein. Third Row: Peggy Klenlc, Reuben Knighl, Richard Lanham, Jane LaPrelle, Delia Lay, Bellylu Lee. Fourlh Row: Allce Ann Leilwich, Mark Lemmon, Millon Levy, Gloria Lloyd, Lyllon Loolcabaugh, Dorolhy Maloney. Fifrh Row: Miriam Marsfon, Howard Mauldin, Lawrence McClure, Rulh McCord, Jean McDaniel, Charllon McDonald Sixrh Row: A. C. McDonnell, Faul McElroy, Bill McEvoy, Nancy McFadden, Calherine McGee, Frances McKee. Page Sixty-six is ag M JUN!ORS Firsl Row: Marian McLain, Billy McLeod, Valiean McNamee, Jeanne Mergendollar, John Miller, Sonny Miller. Second Row: Mary Anne Minlon, Broolcs Milchell, Joe Paul Milchell, Billy Moore, Edward Morey, Edward Morgan. Third Row: Felix Morgan, Charles Morris, Jaclc Morrison, Marqarella Moss, Calherine Moll, Louise Munger. Fourlh Row: R. B. Murray, Sfuarf Mulh Virginia Nesbii Eugenia Nichols, Joc Nichols, Dick Norfon. Fiffh Row: Princess O'Connell, Vincenl' O'Connor, Jane Oliver, Sybil Osburn, Alex Page, Billy Parlcer. Sixlh Row: Peggy Parlcer, Kenl Parks, Hazel Payne, Teddy Pelerrnan, Elizabelh Pierce, Claude Porler. Page Sixly-seven Q 'K ,,! If F935 . :.I5Z jr, sm ii? , a,'W' ' ! B if 'P if ii? i V , 5 ,,,A ' gg. W S S r Inf! flue 4 dead., JUN!ORS l Firsl Row: Gay Powell, Olive Powers, Marly Prince, Lulher Pully, l-lenriella Quilling, Belly, Randal. Second Row: Morelle Ralclille, Sally Ray, Melvin Renller, Howard Reynolds, Elizabelh Rice, Harry Riclcells. Third Row: John Riley, Marguerile Rogers, Jimmie Rossakes, l-larriel Rude, Margery Ruggles, Frances Ruland. Fourlh Row: Mary Ella Sadler, Mable Joe Schrum, Dorolhy Schumacher, Kennelh Sclaler, George Schwiller, Shirley Seagle. Fillh Row: Pal Seals, 'Peggy Anne Sealon, Adolyn Sellers, Jimmy Sells, Jean Sellle, Belly Jane Sharp. Sixlh Row: Mary Shockley, Belly Lu Slaughler, Phil Soulhern, Belly Lou Spencer, Virginia Slaplelon, Evan Slebbins. Page Sixty-eight if , Ki :':' E:' 4 we . . l M 1 'JW' ri!!! ? We liar aw 1' if .Fei JUNIORS F' l Row: Emil Ann Slewarl, Jimmy Sullivan, Clyde Swalwell, Belly Talley, Barbara Taylor, Nancy Taylor. urs y Second Row: Melvin Thellord, Buddy Thompson, Louis Tiplon, Shirley Tlplon, Frank Trammell, Leroy Van Deren. Third Row: Bill Walker, Peggy Wallace, Billy Ward, Cynlhia Warren, John Walers, Teddy Weiss. Fourlh Row: Billy While lvladelon Whilley, Dorolhy Wiens, Waller Wilden, June Wilkins, Bucky Wilson. ' ' ' ll lvl 'l Womaclc, Alan Woods. Fillh Row: Emmell Wilson, Ken Winchesler, Tommy Winn, Larry Wo , ar: ynne Sixlh Row: Jimmy Woolen, Billy Yeargen, l-larold Young, Laura Zaclcary. Page Sixty-nine dj! . , . .. ' 1' .. ..., .. SOPHOMORES. Firsl Row: Mary Beih Bacon, Gloria Bailey, Belly Barry, Maurice Beckham, Jere Jean Beckley, E. C. Bells, Bob Breese, John Briggs, Marvin Brown, Phil Braun. Second Row: Bob Cannon, Belly Jean Carraway, Adele Chambers, Don Chancey, Pal Chealham, Marvin Chenaull, Bob Clardy, Kemp Clark, Richard Cohn, Cafherin Comly. Third Row: Madelon Copeland, Marlha Cowan, Frances Cox, Dick Dalious, Shirley Davis, Palsy Dealey, Abbie Dealen, David Dellinger, Mary Jo Devy, Calherine Duls. Fourih Row: Rayburn Dye, Billy Emrich, Billy Erck, George Esleve, Joseph Esleve, Cecil Ewing, Jimmy Farrar, Flippen Houghion, Suzanne Freeman, Milchell Fullerlon. Fiflh Row: Hollis Goodman, Dorolhy Goodrich, Vonna Lee Grugeli, Sarah Hall, Alice Hamrich, Frank Harman, Ray Harring- 'l'on, Jane Hope, Mary Helen Horlon, Clarence Howard. Sixih Row: George l'rwin, George Jackson, Ernesl Jones, Phil Jonson, Dorolhy King, John S. Knaur, Nelh Leachman, Jr.: Sallie Leibson, Sonnie Leifch, Juanell McCoy. Page Sevenly SOPHOMCDRES. Firsl Row: Slanley McCoy, Jean McElveen, Melyin McGill, William McKee, Joyce Anne McMillan, Waller McKinney, Ray McMurray, Jane Manlon, Elberl Marshall, Peggy Marlin. Second Row: E. C. Massingill, Carolyn Minion, Ann Moore, Counless Moore, Marilyn Moll, Mary Lee Moll, Jack Mussler, Rulh Newman, Bill Newlon, Belly Nichols. Third Row: Richard Oheirn, Pal Olson, Arris Owen, Rowland Popplewell, Gid Powell, Maclc Proclc, Bob Read, Kalhryn Record, Bellye Richards, Dick Roessler. Fourlh Row: Jeannelle Rohde, Nancy Royall, Marilyn Rudolph, Tommy Scannell, Sidney Schill, Ralph Schrimpl, Mary Elizabelh Rohde, Gordon Sharrall, Bob Shimer, Jack Simpson. Fillh Row: Peggy Simpson, Whilley Smilh, Elizabelh Sommerville, Bobby Slewarl, Jeannelle Slory, George Traylor, Anna Tull, Bobby Tullle, Rulh Verhalen, Billy Walers. Sixlh Row: Charlolle Wigzell, Allen Willis, Ann Windrow, Carol Gene Wilson, Donald Wood, l-larris Yarbrough, Bill Young, Claydean Zumbrunnen, Klein Adkisson. Frances Alexander. Page Seventy-one SOPHOMORES Firsl Row: Gwynn Alexander, Bob Allen, Mary Allen, Rulh Ames, Mary Ellen Ancelin, Jean Anderson, Shirley Angrisl, Edilh Carol Arlhur, Harold Arlhur, Don Arnold. Second Row: Bud Ashby, Paul Baqqarly, Virginia Bailey, Carol Bauman, Belly Beall, Paul Berger, Biddy Bird, Fred Bolanz, Emily Boles, Belsy Boyd. Third Row: Kenl Boyd, Bill Bradshaw, Marcia Brewsler, Belly Brown, Everell Brown, Jarvis Jean Broyles, Mary Bryan, Dulce Buchanan, Kalherine Buclcley, Wrighl Bushnell. Fourlh Row: George Bulller, l-lenry Bulls, Sidney Cade, Jell Campbell, Joan Canlwell, Bob Carler, Nila Clarlc, Tom Cleary, Jeanne Cole, Marvin Connell. Fillh Row: Dave Comly, Jaclc Cooper, Buddy Couch, Ann Cox, Belly Coyle, Johnny Crawlord, Connie Crow, Kennelh Crowe, Alice Crowley, l-larry Crozier. Sixlh Row: Richard Cunningham, Bruce Davis, Mary Elizabelh Dewberry, J. E. Dickinson, Jean Dodd, Louise Dowdell, Wade DuBose, Diclc Duemler, Belly Jane Dumber, Laura Jean Dupree. Page Seventy-two I , tg --,,. I .:-,K . L ,v,..,. - ..,., W S '--. 1 .,., Z ' 2 Us f e li Hn- i J ' - W ew it ns! ' f Q A,: :'k . , H. l ff? CS wwf A 'T ' is iii fV:. ' 'lf' . - fi V .igfnlflw SOPHOMORES. Firsl Row: Jimmy Dyer, Bill English, Charles Fairman, Tommy Faullcner, Sara Ferguson, Joe Flalh, Dorolhy Flowers, Pal Foran, Joyce Fox, Belly Joe Frocman. Second Row: Mallice Frilz, Hugh Frye, Beverly Fugard, Lucille Gannon, Helen Gano, Bill Gealy, Garvin Germany, John Gibson, Ed Gilberl, Russell Gilpin. A Third Row: John Godley, Belle Lou Goelzinger, Audrey Ann Goldberlc, lvlariorie Goode, Roy Goodearle, Mary Gozzaldi, Mary Grason, C. J. Greene, Loma Greenwell, John Hall. , Fourlh Row: Virgil Hargell, Ann Harl, Bob Hawes, Harriell Hawlcins, Peggy Hedrick, Rosemary Hemmingslon, Ed Hendrix, Bill Henry, Palsy Ann Henry, Kennelh Higgins. Fillh Row: Belsy Hiland, Peggy Hill, Edward Holland, Carler Holmes, Joe Hommel, Belly Hughes, Charles Hull, Jane Hunler, Dorolhy Hyde, David Ingram. Sixlh Row: Bob Ivey, Douglas Jenkins, Bob Johns, Cave Johnson, Julius Johnson, Bill Jones, James Jordan, John Jordan, Richard Jordan, Philip Keese. Page Seventy-three w ,fl ll , f ,N 23: ,yi X l -,gg K i s 'W ,S B fi an l 2 1 , f X ' - A . 57 JUN!ORS Firsl Row: l-lelen Kervin, l-lerberl Kiddo, Pal King, lrwin Kleinrnan, Fred Knighl, Barbara Koonie,John Koons, Anna Lealhers, George Lemmon, Fla Lewis. Second Row: l-lerberl Lubin, Palli Lynch, Warren Lynde, Lewis Lylle, Elva Jean McCrighl, Bill Maclay, Bill Maddox, Henry Maher, Warner Marsh, Bess Marlin. Third Row: Eva Marie Mallhews, Jim Malhis, Bill Maxwell, Franklin McCain, Marie McKay, Eugene McFlvaney, Joe McGowan, Muriel Meggs, Ann Mehrlen, Eleanor Mendenhall. Fourlh Row: Freclna Mercer, Roberl Melzger, Mary Margarel Milner, Belly Merle Mixon, Belly Moore, Clara Moore, Joe Bob Moore, Mary Frances Moss, Calherine Murphree, Mary Jane Murphey. Fillh Row: Nancy Nichols, Virginia Norlon, Nancy Oldenburg, Leone Oliver, Marlha Orm, Bob Palrner, l-lallie Belle Pale, Mary Belsy Pallerson, Bill Payne, Marian Penniman. Sixlh Row: Bob Phelps, Pele Plyer, Roslyn Pollalschelc, Lorna Powell, Nan Puclchaber, Perry Pyle, Adelaide Rallan, John Rauscher, Jeanne Ray, David Redman. Page Seventy-four A , .... IW ::A L A,.: J is --lbf me i A, A, .... , ., 2?5 , SOPHOMQRES. Firsl Row: George Rice, Anne Rinker, John Robison, Slanley Robinowilz, Ann Rogers, Bellye Rogers, Larry Rogers, Jack Rollins, l-larold Rosin, Richard Rosin. Second Row: Marilou Ruggles, Marilou Rulledge, Marian Sanford, Paul Schalinil, Elmer Schmidl, Mary Schmilz, Sleve Schneider, Alice Scoggin, John Scoggin, John Sequin. Third Row: J. L. Shaw, Belly Shubinslci, Nancy Sieberg, Joe Singlelon, Billy Joe Smilh, Joe Smilh, Palricia SoRelle, Layden Slroud, Peggy Sullivan, Jean Talley. Fourlh Row: John Thompson, Peggy Anne Tinlcer, Louise Touchslone, Charles Tower, Eugene Traclcwell, Edna Jane Travis, Ben Treadway, Roberl Tribolel, Gloria Tschirharl, Belly Turner. Fiflh Row: Peggy Turner, Mary Ellen Twilly, Helena Underwood, John Van Amburgh, J. Lee Vilbig, George Villordi, Bob Volleler, Alice Webb, Randolph Webb, Ed Weinberger. Sixlh Row: Bill Wells, Belly While, George Wilkin, Adelaide Williams, Audrey Williams, Raymond Willie, Malcolm Wilson, Sue Winans, Shirley Wise, Billy Ollo Wood. Page Seventy-five Fir-yifef fy L 'vllilbogffjdeffv '3'lllr50 Qll T gow' il: wi -:xox - .T Q SOPHOMORES Firsl Row: Margarel Woolley, Bill Yeller, Eudora Young, Belly Alden, Damon Anderson, Rose Marie Bodine, Alice Baker, Ann Barnes, Ted Barrell, Louis Beecherl. Second Row: June Birdsong, Mary Carolyn Boslon, Belsy Bowman, Susie Browne, Frances Buller, Belly Sue Bullinglon, lda Lois Buller, Rose Bulle, Belly Lou Camp, Gloria Carolhers. Third Row: Eugene Carlwrighl, Mary Cavender, Lewis Chandler, Billy Claiborne, l-lal Clarlc, Mary Comly, Chloe Conslanl, Rex Corey, John Cowden, Mary Creason. Fourlh Row: James Culpepper, Maunee Deisl, Peggy Ellcin, Roger Evans, Frances Farley, Marianne File, Tommy Filzwilliam, Frank Fry, Belly Joe Gamble, Dick Garrell. Fillh Row: Sam Gladney, James Gulhrie, Rosemary Gulhrie, Brandon Hanna, Jeune l-larris, Belsy l-liland, Teddy l-loll, I-larriel l'nge, Peggy Jones, Phil Jones. Sixlh Row: Ray Kenny, Peggy Sue King, John Kivlin, Doris Kohen, Neil Ledyard, Joe W. Lisman, Bill Logan, Bill Lohman, Bill Loveioy, Dorolhy Lowry. Page Seventy-six I I l l soPHo ,,,f, -giiirfre, -: ' ,?z r'f,f,. Firsl Row: Fred Man el Gene Marwill Lawrence McBride Ferrell , Anna Kay McFadden-, Sluarl McGregor, g . . , G. L. McLendon, Donald McNees, Elaine Melzger, Conway Moore. Second Row: Nila Lee Moore, Alice Claire Moseley, Ted Munnell, Gene Newlon, Nancy Newlon, Roloerl Oliver, Tom Parker, Lawrence Pollock, Anna Louise Pospick. Wallace Ralslon. Third Row: Charles Rankin, Richard Rankin, Bellye Ann Ray, Palsy Reeves, Mariorie Reynolds, Jack Ross, Jack Sharp, Marion Shullles, La Nelle Simmons, Lloyd Smool. Fourlh Row: Richard Slelzel, Chrisline Slevenson, Leonard Slone, Jack Swanson, Evelyn Taylor, John Taylor, J. C. Tenison, Emmy Jane Tillle, Marcia Topper, Ed Trimble. Fillh Row: Billy Walker, Barlon Wallace, Jack Washinglon, Grace Webb, Rainey Weslbury, Jim Wellerslen, Jane Wharlon, Edward While, Fred Whilehouse, Beverly Wiens, Ray Wiley, Page Sc' L'c11!y-swell 9 X? wlpwmr 5 QC! r B fl sf I FV. Our augusl law makers-lhe Sludenl Council 7 OFFICERS Jol Newman . . . . Presidenl jiiogigjogsnnell . Vice-Presidenls Belly Willilord S f . Calherine Curry ' ecre arles Muriel Flynn . . Treasurer Mrs. Sheldon . . Sponsor The prexy and his execulive board The Sludenl Council, which consisls ol a group ol represenlalive sludenls ol Highland Park l-ligh School, has lor ils purposes: lo help mainlain a lorm ol school regulalions which encourages lhe pupil- leacher co-operalion, lo conlribule loward lhe success ol a lorm ol law and order lhroughoul lhe school, and lo unily lhe sludenl organizalions under one general conlrol. Aims ol lhe Council lor lhe school year are lo provide curlains lor lhe audilorium and lo land- scape lhe inlerior courls. During lhe year lhe Council has assisled in lhe P.-T.A. drive, lhe Dads' Club drive, held a special eleclion lor a cheerleader, and sold Scollie emblems during loolball season. ll has conducled lhe annual Communily Chesl drive, lhe Red Cross drive, and has sponsored lhe sale ol lickels lor all charily organizalions. For lhe lirsl lime in school hislory lhe council ediled an all-school direclory. Each year lhe Sludenl Council sends represenlalives lo lhe annual convenlion ol Texas Associalion ol Sludenl Councils. Alden, Belly Anderson, Damon Blanchelle, Belly Black, Richard Bowyer, Margie Bradley, Mary Frances Brown, Richard Buddinglon, Roger Burney, Mac Caldwell, Bill Chambers, Adele Clonls, Eugene Comly, Mary Connell, George Cowan, Marlha Cox, Bob Curry, Calherine Devy, Jane Dull, Marian Exline, Lob Flynn, Muriel Germany, Garvin Gorsuch, Belly l-larmon, Frank Hawk, Riddell l-lemmingson, James l-lormann, Mary Lou Hull, Charles MEMBERS l-lunl, Virginia Jackson, George Jenkins, Douglas Jones, Dorolhy Kelly, Arlhur Knighl, Fred LaPrelle, Jane Lellwich, Alice Ann Lemmon, George Lemmon, Mark Maher, Ed Malone, Jimmy Maloney, Dorolhy Marshall, Elberl Marlin, Faye Marlin, Margarel Ann Marlin, Nancy Lee Miller, Pally Sue Moody, Jim Moss, Margarella Mul, Sluarl Neale, David Newman, Jol P'allon, Jean Pierce, Elizabelh Ann Randall, Marian Roessler, Dick Spencer, Belly Lou Slory, Jeannelle Slroud, Layden Tinker, Peggy Ann Traylor, George Warner, Belly Lou Washburn, Jeri Walkin, Bobby Weir, Gordon Weiss, Tully Willilord, Belly Winchesler, Ken Woolley, Bennell Pam' Eigbzy om E J rf? 'E Q3 s, ,ff Mui leg W E l s acc, FaTher and Son BanqueT-iT's a view of The shoTs T OFFICERS Fall OTTice Spring PresidenT Charles Schneider Don Brown Firsl' Vice-PresidenT CliTTon lvloss Clyde Swallwell Second Vice-PresidenT James l-lemmingson Sonny GuThrie Third Vice-PresidenT Dallas Hawkins Jimmy Sells l 3 John FOUfTl1ViCe-Pfesidenf John Who says: There ain'T no SanTa Claus? SecreTary Ben Wiseman Ben Wiseman Treasurer ReporTer Don Brown CliTTord Moore George Connell George Lemmon SergeanT-aT-Arms Caplfain Lively S Sonny GuThrie Jimmy WooTen lvlr. Ruddell ponsors The purpose OT The Hi-Y is To creaTe, mainTain, and exTend ThroughouT The school and communiTy, high ideals of ChrisTian characTer. The club, wiTh a selecTed membership, gains iTs rank by promoTing scholarship, characTer, and school leadership. Programs include a wide varieTy of subiecTs. Those oT chieT inTeresT were physical developmenT, college, choosing a career, developing a personaliTy, and many oThers. The ouTsTanding speakers have included Dr. J. W. DuBose, Coach Jimmy ST. Clair, and lvlr. James W. AsTon. Charles Schneider was The recipienT oT The l-li-Y key, which is presenTed each semesTer To The boy who besT exempliTies The l-li-Y ideals. Social acTiviTies This year have been sTandouTs among school aTTairs. They have included an Open House, RecepTions Tor New STudenTs, All-School Dance, FaTher-Son BanqueT, ivloTher and Son BanqueT, and The BesT Girl BanqueT and Dance. T Weliare acTiviTies which porTray The True spiriT oT The organizaTion are The Thanksgiving baskeTs and a ChrisTmas Tree Tor The underprivileged children. Page Eighty-two Q ef, lflf Deep ThOughT in a l-lighlighl' oTTicer and sponsor conTerence OFFICERS Fall OTTice Spring ' PreidenT Jane l-largeTT BeTTy Gorsuch Vice-PresidenTs BeTTy Gorsuch BeTTy WilliTord BeTTy WilliTOrd SecreTary Gene WharTOn Gene WharTOn Treasurer i Alice Ann LeTTwich Alice Ann LeTTwich l Corresponding SecreTary I Muriel Flynn Muriel Flynn Thanksgiving baskeTs Tor The underprivileged SergeanTs-aT-Arms MargareT Jalonick Margie Bowyer Mary Emily SmiTh Rosemary l-lemmingson Sponsors Mrs. Adkisson Miss Press Some years ago The l-lighland Park lassies decided To Torm a club, Highlighfs, Tor all girls. The girls help each OTher To develop characTer, charm, and persOnaliTy. The Big SisTer helps The LiTTle SisTer make Triends and live up To The ObiecTives OT The group. Where some are weak in persOnaliTy Or leader- ship, They are sTrengThened by being wiTh OThers, by cOmmiTTee work, and by acTually leading. The greaT amounT OT welTare work aT Thanksgiving among The needy, and The Tine ChrisTmas parTy Tor under- privileged children provides plenTy OT OppOrTuniTy TOr all OT This, WiTh The plan OT programs Organized as a cross cOunTry Trip, The club has, aT iTs meeTings and TuncTiOns, charTed The way, sTarTed rolling alOng, and begun TO enjoy iTs Travel. As Tor parTies, iusT warch The popular Backward Dance and school recepTiOns and yOu'll see why everyone has so much Tun. By service TO each oTher and The school, The members develop a spiriT OT democracy and a knowledge OT Themselves, due TO Their club. which is a I-lighlighr' in everyOne's liTe. Page Eighty-lhrez The upper ciusT ol: Hi-Park'sinTelligenTsia x fir 1.4-of flip SFA 4... ...,,,W, Eff ima?-Q! I2 OFFICERS Charles Schneider ..... PresidenT Jim Alley . . . . . Vice-PresidenT Gene WharTon . . SecreTary Don WooTen T A Dallas l-lawlcins ' reasurels A Mr. Bowlby Mrs. Neale ' Sponsors ' BlanlceT award winners of January-Don WooTen and PaTTy Miller WiTh The record oT eighT successTul years aT Highland Parlc, The NaTional Honor Sociefy sTarTed ouT This year, iTs ninTh, wiTh The same guiding principles of leadership, scholarship, service, and char- acTer. Members, selecTed by The TaculTy, are chosen Twice a year Trom The 3-A, 4-B, and 4-A classes, no one oT which may conTain more Than TiTTeen per cenT of The membership. NaTional aTliliaTion and conTacTs are mainTained. AccomplishmenTs oT The socieTy are of a more lasTing naTure and are carried on year aTTer year. The mainTenance oT individual records of achievemenTs oT each sTudenT has provided a valuable source oT inTormaTion. Several social acTiviTies are held each year: ouTsTanding among These is The annual banqueT. Each year a :3lanlceT award, symbolic of The club, is awarded To The mosT ouTsTanding boy and girl in The senior c ass. MEMBERS Allen, Jayne Alley, Jim Anderson, Maurine Baker, Lorae Barlow, Ed Blalreney, DoroThy Bloclr, Richard Bradley, Mary Frances Brown, Don Buchanan, Anna Bynum, BeTTy Caraway, Peggy CarpenTer, Ben Clarlc, Eleanor Page Eighty-four Clough, MargareT Crow, John Allen Dowdell, Doris Gilmore, Clarence Golden, Frances Gormly, Grace Glenville, Jim Bill Harmon, Karlie l-lawlcins, Dallas l-lawlcins, Phyllis l-lemrningson, James Hill, John Koenig, Bob Luman, Jim Maher, Edward Maloney, DoroThy MarTin, Nancy Lee MerediTh, CarlTon MinTon, Mary Anne Mugford, Mary Ann Noyes, Alvan Obenchain, Tommy OviaTT, Bob Palmer, Eleanor Payne, Louise Powell, Mary Lee Prehn, Mary Virginia Quinn, Bob Rehlcemper, Bob Rice, ElizabeTh Rowland, Jimmy Rude, Sammy Schneider, Charles Sells, PaTricia Slonneger, Bob Somerville, ElizabeTh SToddard, GranT STorey, Evelyn Sullivan, Jean Swalwell, Clyde Turner, Jaclc WadlingTon, Billy Ware, Elgin Warner, BeTTy Lou WaTers, Bunlcie WaTlcin, Bob Weinberger, Bob WharTon, Gene Willis, l-larT Wiseman, Ben Wolf, Larry Woolley, BenneTT Yarbrough, LaVeIIe l ff' 2 5 l if 'l ..1'.wa-. Pen pushers in a solemn momenl I ,v OFFICERS V Nancy Lee Marlin ...... Presidenl Y Ben Carpenler . . . . Vice-Presidenl Ed Barlow . . . . Secrelary Miss Slewarl . . Sponsor lnilialion ima a seleci group Allhough Quill and Scroll received a charler from The Nalional l-leadquarlers in l936, +he chapler in l-lighland Park High School was nol delinilely organized unlil I937. The Quill and Scroll is an inler- nalional honorary iournalislic sociely, and ils purpose is lo raise lhe iournalislic slanclards of all school publica+ions. To be eligible lor membership a sludenl rnusl have done some oulslanding lilerary worlc, musl be in 'rhe upper lhird of his class, and be al leasl a iunior. A pin and a subscriplion lo a bi-monlhly magazine are given each member ar rhe lime ol inilialion. ln l936 The club underloolc lhe publicalion of lhe sluclenl handbook, The Kil+ie, as ils proiecl. Edilors were selecled and The slalil was composed of members of Jrhis sociely. g MEMBERS Buchanan, Anna Kaufman, Mary Frances Miller, Pally Oviall, Bob Turner, Jack C-Slanville, Jim Bill Koenig, Bob Murphey, Pal Persons, Roberl Wilkins, June Hawkins, Dallas Meredilh, Carllon Neale, David Slory, Jeannelle Woolley, Bennell' Page One H mul rerl Eighty-fivf l yi ? I , V l-li Park's shuTTer bugs in mass T OFFICERS 'W ' ' Fall OTTice Spring PresidenT Lob'EXl'i'n'e ew-1 Vice-PresidenT Jack Gipe Jack Cvipe SecreTary-Treasurer Billy WadlingTon Billy WadlingTon N ReporTer , Alex BransTord Alex BransTord Sponsor MV- JGVVGTT lVll'- J5rre'l'l' PleasanT work-phoTographing The glamour girls As long as There have been cameras, There have been camera Tiends. BuT iT was noT unTil Three years ago ThaT our Camera Club began To TuncTion wiTh The success iT has achieved. The work oT This group has been more noTiceable and less noTiced Than Thar OT any oTher. Did you know ThaT The maioriTy OT picTures in The Highlander and in The Bagpipe, oT banqueTs, games, picnics, or dances come Trom sTudenT phoTographers? , A The dark room wiTh iTs modern equipmenT brings To lighT much oT whaT goes on in The dark. The club meeTings bring The members TogeTher To discuss Their many proTessional problems. AnoTher greaT proiecT is realized in The picTure conTesT each year: besides Turnishing sTudenTs wiTh a good show, iT Turnishes winners wiTh eguipmenT and members wiTh an incenTive. Remember, if you see a suspicious person walking around, waTch ouT Tor sTray Tocal plane shuTTers and Tlash bulbs, because likely he is a member oT l-lighland Park's Camera Club. Barlow, Ed Belknap, Ralph Boyd, KenT Bransford, Alex Claiborne, Billy Pugf' Eighty-six Exline, Lob Gilmore, Clarence Gipe, Jack Green, Holmes l-larris, Myer MEMBERS l-lerlihy, Dan Reynolds, Howard Weiss, Tully Hughes, Maury Royall, Weldon Wilden, Waller Jones, Bill Sanders, Jess Wilkes, Allan Lohman, Bill Shimer, Bob Mussler, Jack WadlingTon, Billy l s JV' -T f V, 'YV ,f .., ,.y, 1 , 1 ff fi X' 2 T f l 5 f f 'WY' I Line-up of The communicarion enlhusiasis Q I I OFFICERS Harris Yarborough . . . Presidenr Luiher Pully . . . Vice-Presidenl Granr Siodda rd . . Secreiary R. K. Roberis . . . Sponsor No. WSEAZ in aciion Calling CQ: lhis is WSEAZ calling CQ. These and similar words may be heard ai various limes coming from lhe Radio Club room af Highland Park. The organizaiion was founded in order lo encour- age 'rhe advancemeni and enioymenl of radio. ln order io help ils members oblain iheir amaieur licenses, The club has many drills in code and on Theory. Anoiher way in which 'rhie members are helped To develop lheir knowledge is by rhe greai speakers which are ollen ai Jrhe regular meeiings of 'rhe club. Skill is developed by operaling ihe sialion rnainiained ar Jrhe school, and someone is always figuring our a new condenser or relay amplifier io 'rry our. This causes everyone To have muiual inieresi in ihe problems of oiher workers. MEMBERS Bishop, Grady Clayion, Billy Crozier, l-larry Parks, Kenl Bradshaw, Bill Cozzo, Leonce Moore, Clifford Royall, Weldon Bragg, Jimmy Tower, Charles O'Connor, Vincenr Siill, Charles Builer, George Page Eighty-se Ven ffl QQ Massecl Arl Club members: lhe line-up ol lempermenl OFFICERS Fall Ollice Spring Presidenl Vice-Presidenl Belly McReynolds Lloyd Clark Secrelary-Treasurer Ginny Williams Ann Ellerbeck Reporler Bill Lellwich Belly McReynolds l-lislorian Elmer Melzger Peggy Sullivan Sponsor Miss Dial Miss Dial These brush pushers seemed overly pleased wilh lheir produclions Formerly, il may have been Arl lor arl's sake, bul since lhe arrival ol our small bul dynamic Arl Club, lhere has been more lo arl lhan lhal. This group, minus ils arlislic lemperamenl, has been crealing an almosphere ol beauly by praclical melhods. The main purposes ol lhis- clulo are unique. ll is dedicaled lo helping olher organizalions by making emblems and banners, by decoraling lor school allairs, and by lurnishing lhe innumerable poslers lhal embellish lhe school al inlervals. Bul lhe club does nol lorgel ilsellg each member carves, models, or painls, as he sees lil lo express his crealive urge. Al limes all enioy good picnics and beller parlies, including lhe annual banquel. MEMBERS Clark, Lloyd Lellwich, Bill Williams, Ginny Fox, Pollyanna McGee' Cafherine Crow, Connie McReynolds, Belly Gisl, Evelyn poilafschek' Roslyn Dallas, Lady Alys Melzger, Elmer ASSOUATE Hancock, Hal Smifh' Cherry Dunn, John E. Rosenlield, Billy MEMBERS l-larris, Myer Sullivan' peqqy Ellerbeck, Ann Rugqles, Margery Bailey, Gloria Ingram, Jack Funk, Ada Margarel Shilg, Jay Beaudoux, Mary Sluarl Lealhers, Rulh Page Ona H nmlrwl Eighty-right rfiiix , , i The wanderlusT has Them all under iTs spell OFFICERS PaTTy Miller , Mary ElizabeTh Kervin ' ' Pre5'denTS Ann Vilbig .... . SecreTary Marjorie Ann VlfhiTe . . l-lisTorian Mrs. l. O. Miller . . Sponsor The chief leaders of The Wanderers l-lave you ever heard someone say, LeT's go somewhere? Because everyone likes To go and see diTTerenT scenes, The represenTaTive sTudenTs aT Highland Park organized a Travel Club. The idea behind The club is To broaden inTeresT by conTacTs wiTh The cusToms and scenery oT oTher counTries and To give some pracTice in planning individual Trips. The membership has grown sTeadily unTil The club is now The Third largesT in The school. The programs bring many movie Talks and illusTraTed lecTures To The members. These and similar programs elsewhere, such as The NaTional Geographic SocieTy meeTing, are aTTended by many members. While having Tun in Their imaginary Travel, The members also have a good Time aT Their picnics and bangueT. Besides This, welfare work among The poor is done aT ChrisTmas. By These means, The club reaches iTs aims and enriches iTs members in many ways. AbboTT, Jane Bartholow, Jean Bell, PeTer Blakeney, DoroThy Bradley, Mary Frances Burgher, Gloria Brice, Peggy ChrisTiani, DoroThea Clark, Eleanor ClayTon, Billy Clough, MargareT Curry, CaTherine Dallas, Lady Alys DenT, Mary Ellen DeSalme, BeTTy Dickinson, J. E. Dowdell, Doris DuTT, Marian EsTes, Mary Jane Freeman, Roxy Fox, Pollyanna Franklin, Mary Lee Gibbons, Jean Giddens, J. B. Harris, Myer l-lahnel, Virginia MEMBERS l-lall, Frances l-larned, BeTTy l-leaTh, ElizabeTh l-loward, Arrena l-ludson, Florence James, June Kemp, Virginia LeaThers, RuTh LeclbeTTer, BeTTy Maclay, MarTha McGraw, Virginia McPolan, Virginia MarT, Eleanor MinTon, Mary Ann LeTTwich, Alice Ann McLaughlin, DoroThy McFadden, Nancy P'olakoTT, Don Prehn, Mary Virginia Prince, MarTy Pierce, ElizabeTh Ann Morrison, Mary Louise Murphy, PaT Magee, Charles Rendall, Marion Ray, Sally Rice, Elizabefh SchluTer, Annie Mae SrniTh, Mary Emily STewarT, Emily Ann SmiTh, Jean Spencer, BeTTy Lou TesT, Laurine Turner, Evelyn WeTTerson, Phil WesTcoTT, Carolyn WharTon, Gene Wilkins, June Williams, BeTTy WinTerman, Leah Page One Hzrmlrerl Eighty-mne Ps is Which group is alive? OFFICERS Bob Ouinn . . . . Presidenl David Neale . . . , . . Vice-Presideni Margarei Clough . . . Secrelary-Treasurer Mrs. Sauer . . Sponsor Museum Club officers One of 'rhe mosf inferesling of 'rhe new clubs +o appear a+ Highland Park in Jrhe pasf year is 'rhe Museum Club. Mrs. Sauer, Jrhe sponsor, is hoping +o promole in'reres'r 'rhroughoul' lhe school by dis- playing Jrhe many phases of school ac'rivi'ry. For several years The ar+, biology, chemislry, hislory, and language depar'rmen+s have been accumulaiing maierial wilh which rhe Museum Club plans 'ro build up permanenl' and loan exhibils and To oblain display cases for i'ls exhibiiion. These exhibiis will noi only be of inleresl 'ro all of rhe school, buf will be useful in fhe work being done in our diliierenf deparlmenls. One of 'rhe proiecls oi lhe club Jrhis year was a Hobby Show, which represenred Jrhe varied inleresfs of ihe members, and was arranged for ihe P.-TA. Open l-louse in April. Alihough if is one of ihe newesf of our clubs, Hs membership has grown very rapidly. and il' promises +o become one of ihe larges+ in lhe school. Page Ninety X N logiskf X'-v ' .: F11 li 4 ig Rehearsal of Those sTars OT old l-li Park Colonel Webb enTerTains aT a Table 'For Two The purposes OT The LiTTle TheaTre, sponsored by Miss l-larrison, are To TosTer inTeresT in dramaTics by affording an opporTuniTy To all sTudenTs who are inTeresTed in acTing To be in plays, To give oThers a chance To gain experience in doing work behind The sTage, To provide plays Tor club programs and assemblies when requesTed, and To produce radio plays. In The pasT few years The membership has increased so much ThaT The LiTTle TheaTre has been Torcd To reorganize and has Taken The TiTIe The Highland Park High School LiTTle TheaTre. During The school year The LiTTle 'lheaTre has produced Drums of Onde, New School OT Wives, Nine Lives oT Emily, all of which are one-acT plays. and The Three-acT play, l-lowdy, STranger. Each spring The l.iTTle TheaTre enTers The lnTerscholasTic League one-acT play conTesT which is held aT S. M. U. Page Ninety-one rwwrm mf-iff-4 --vf '-'- V f ...g If-Yew-T? , 1. 5 .wir q2'sQiSa,,f1i-3,1,- 5 M sf , . I 9,5 . 'T m e . -T 3 . , .. W' I . nfl Anna Buchanan BeTTy Jo Gamble Miriam MarsTon Mary BeTsy PaTTerson Annie Lou Seymour DUlce Buchanan . Billy ClayTon . . David Sweeney . George Tongue . . Elgin Ware . . . Ted BarreTT . . Billy Erclc . . . Jimmy Rowland . Frances Alexander . Miss BrandsTeTTer . The Tine arT oT music is Their specialTy ' X.-..iSJ7f j5 yr RE M fx-'32 QB V , Tlmf7iTi T A X fi 1 T T if T 'if x 'WTAE 1 T . l if F i 7-...Wu , f w I V S 1 . 1 T ' T.. T l ik ag y llli nl 5 mm., QS --f'-gf,,,.,:' of 2 , .,,,,. W. P, . Violins . . . We . ClarineT . . Oboe . Saxophone . . . Bassoon . French l-lorn . . Trombone E-l:laT AlTo . . Piano . . DirecTor NoT a sour noTe in The ensemble One oT our newesT musical organizaTions is Thehigh school OrchesTra, which was organized in Sep- Tember oT I939. AlThough The orchesTra is raTher small, The members hope To double The enrollmenT by nexT year. WhaT They laclc in numbers and members They malce up Tor in enThusiasm. One OT Their main ambiTions is To have a member oT The orchesTra represenT Their organizaTion in The All-CiTy OrchesTra. The TuncTion oT The orchesTra is To play aT many OT The school's programs. ln carrying This ouT They have performed aT several P.-T.A. Teas, aT a Tew assemblies, aT commencemenT, and They accompanied The Choral Club in The opereTTa, lolanThe. They also played aT a ChrisTmas parTy given by The High- lighTs. The orchesTra provides The members an opporTuniTy Tor enioying The upliTT oT doing someThing well Tor iTs own salce, and above all Tor The good They gain Trom The music They creaTe. Pfigf Ninr fy-17700 U :fi T. ,,,,, g ff' f--M s Q 1 I S If X3 WY X s- ,Q s. 9, ff f Zffffi 1 , . if A, EquesTrians prepare Tor a gallop V W VVYA' V V N OFFICERS Fall OTFicers Spring Presidenf Mary Lee Powell Marcie PrendergasT ' Vice-PresidenT Morelle RaTcliTTe AnneTTe BolTon SecreTary Ma'rgareTTa Moss Mary Ellen DenT Treasurer Nancy Royall Nancy Royall Sponsor They used To eaT oTf a manTel, buT noT now Leda Nash Williams Who doesn'T lilce To go horseback riding? A Tew equesTrian Highland Parlcers began abouT Ten years ago wiTh This idea in mind, and The membership OT The Riding Club has been increasing in inTeresT and numbers yearly. Besides Their weelcly canTers, The riders spend many Tine hours riding in The evening and aTTer a good ouTing, when everyone is gaTherecl around a brighT campTire, They Tell horse sTories and Tall Tales laTe inTo The nighT. The skill oT handling a horse well and riding surely and smooThly ouT on The Trails gives one a Teel- ing oT greaT saTisTacTion. lnsTead oT learning The hard way, The members Talce Tree insTrucTion To develop Their slcill. The leasures oT The hearT, mind, and bod are combined inTo one healThy recreaTion open lo Y To everyone. Any way you loolc aT iT, riding is Tun, especially in The Highland Parlc Riding Club. MEMBERS Allen, Jayne Boone, DoroThy LedbeTTer, BeTTy Powell, Mary Lee SlaughTer, BeTTy l.u Bird, Biddie Brush, BeTh Lee, BeTTylu PrendergasT, Marcie Swan, Phyllis Blaclc, Earlayne Bush, Sarah Lowell, Jimmie Royall, Nancy Warren, CynThia Bolfon, AnneTTe Carraway, BeTTy Jean MinTon, Mary Anne SeTTle, Jean Williams, Wilma DenT, Mary Ellen Moss, MargareTTa Sharp, l3eTTy Page Ninety lb1L'C' . 1 ax ' a ix ,. . is Clif' .j, s K ei Q llll? sw, , DebaTers: Val McNamee, Eleanor Mendenhall, Connie Crow, HarT Willis ll., ' . , . A l.eTT To righlz Frank Harmon, CarTer Holmes, Billy Ward, rl i lfii. l'. l 1 v fl.. . 1 g f Mary Jane Fosfer, DoroThy Timberlake, Karlie Harmon Each year Highland Park has been repre- lnTerscholasTic League conTesTs which are held every spring aT S. M. U. This year a large group OT The school noTables were presenT and upheld our honor and repuTaTion wirh The usual Hi Park spiriT. I From a Tield oT The enTire school, The supermen oT spelling were Tound To loe CarTer Holmes and Billy Ward. Then The Teachers Turned To Thousands of Themes and Theses To Tind a person wiTh a TalenTed, easy-Tlowing pen. Mary Jane EosTer was selecTed To be our able Ready WriTer. Mrs. Williams supervised These eliminaTions. For The declamaTion Try-ouTs, over a dozen speakers and TuTure oraTors presenTed Them- selves and Their ideas on Americanism and CiTizenship To Mrs. Neale and Miss Franch. From These, Frank Harmon was chosen Trom among The boys: DoroThy Timberlake was The ouTsTanding girl, who incidenfally has one League ConTesT To her name already. This pair capTured Third ranking honors. The quesTion Tor deloaTe This year was, Resolved, Texas should adopT socialized medicine. The Teams were composed oT HarT Willis, Valiean McNamee, ConsTance Crowe, and Eleanor Mendenhall. They compeTed wiTh liTTle Tame or Thanks, during The school year againsT A class Teams which have regular debaTe classes. However, The debaTers have won an average oT Two ouT OT Three debaTes. Mrs. Miller is The debaTe coach. The boys' Team won second place honors in The disTricT conTesT. ExTemporaneous speaking in charge oT Miss Harrison, had only one represenTaTive, Karlie Harmon, who spoke on Socialized Medicine. She placed Third in The disTricT conTesT. Page Ninety-four T X ga W , J r Ts. sg if ., gg. fsjama fee 85 k Scene Trom PaTchworlQ QuilT Rehearsal, where producTion wrinkles are ironed ouT This year The play chosen by Miss Harrison Tor presenTaTion in The One-ACT Play ConTesT was The PaTchworlc QuilT, by Rachel Field. The conTesT was held Friday, April I2, aT SouThern MeThodisT UniversiTy. As an individual acTress, DoroThy Maloney placed second in a large Tield OT compeTiTion. The main ploT oT The sTory was The aTTempTs oT Joe and Ann, a middle-aged couple, To Tind a deed hidden by Mrs. Willis many years ago, so ThaT They could sell The Tarm which she owned. When she was iusT aloouT To remember ThaT The deed was concealed in her cherished paTchworlc quilT, The quilT was Taken Trom her. Mrs. Willis . Ann . . Joe . . BeTTy . . Molly . William . . Emily . . CAST . . Jane ManTon . Nancy Lee MarTin . Dallas Hawkins . Virginia NorTon . DoroThy Maloney . . . R. B. Murray Sara Frances Ferguson Page Ninety-five V 'LEM ' of E L,,il.4W-vw- i I 1 sl? Q 1 rm, hw T 4 . T 1 T M.a,,,....,f M AspiranTs Tor Tame in The LaTin TournamenT The TournamenT's happy warriors This year l-l-ighland Park made a very good showing in The LaTin TournamenT, which was held aT The ForesT Avenue l-ligh School. Those chosen by Miss BradiTied and Miss MasTers To represenT l-li-Park in This conTesT were picked by eliminaTion TesTs given To The Toga kids Two weeks beTore The acTual combaT. Those chosen by Miss Bradfield and Miss MasTers To represenT l-li-Park in This conTesT were picked by eliminaTion TesTs given To The Toga kids Two weeks beTore The acTual combaT. Those menTal genii emerging winners were RoberT MeTzger, TirsT place individual Tor The TirsT year of l.aTinq Sara Frances Ferguson Took Third place individual Tor The Third Term: and also coupled wiTh MargueriTTe Allen won Third place in Team compeTiTion. Peggy Ann Tinker and Mary Lillian Allen placed Third in The second year division. David Pines placed Third in The TourTh year exam and, Teamed wiTh Grace Gormly, earned anoTher number Three berTh. Page N inety-six ff wise N . L ' 'SN jfy. NN - D5 '.,, xg f if 1 f is I Nancy Lee Marlin lalces over a pile ol iournalislic endeavor YY OFFICERS Fall Spring Edilor-in-Chiel Pally Miller Nancy Lee Marlin Managing Edilor Roberl Persons Carllon Meredilh Associale Edilor Nancy Lee Marlin Pal Mufphey David Neale T . . Carlfon Meredmq j Assislanl Edilors News Edilor Paper boys and gals gel ready lo malce delivery Barlow Sporls Edilors Business Manager Konnelh Swanson Belly Ann Fries Ama guchanan Jfm Bll Glanville Jim Bill Glanville . . R. O' T' C. Ecmors CHL M Circulalion Manage-Br H P David Dellingar Jimmy Rowland I 'On OSS on Ouueman Arl Edilors Exchange Edflor Millon PGVldf'eS PGf'ldl'eS Mary Frances Kaufman Bill Anderson George Tongue U . U Feafure Edpfors Miss Wasson . . . Sponsor olEdilor1alSlall Juno Vfillcins Bob Oviall Mr. Graham . . . Sponsor ol Business Slall This year lhe Bagpipe has been more democralic lhan herelolore, in lhal lhe slall has made special ellorls lo prinl each sludenl's name al leasl once in lhe news and in lhe gossip columns. Edilors Pally Miller and Nancy Marlin virlually lullilled lhis campaign pledge ol wider coverage, lhrough lhe in- clusion ol approximalely a lhousand names, in lhe lirsl eighl issues ol lhe paper. The crowning achievemenl ol lhis eighlh year ol publicalion was lhe mammolh Chrislmas issue. The second issue ol The Chanlerf' lirsl school magazine, in addilion lo lhe lwo lour-page, eighl-colmun seclions, made our Yulelide issue lhe largesl eighl-column school paper ever published in Texas. For lhe lourlh conseculive year lhe Bagpipe was awarded Class A honor raling al lhe Denlon meeling ol lhe Texas High School Press Associalion. The Slogan adopled by lhe slall symbolizes lhe policy ol lhis year's worlc: The largesl high school paper in Texas- V For lhe besl high school in Texas. Page NilIUfJ'-XL'l'Cll QQ Bennell Woolley . . . . Edilor-in-Chief Dallas l-lawlqins ' Jeannelle Slory l . . . Assislanl Edilors Nancy Lee Marlin S Tom Jirmon . . . .... Sporls Edilor J' B' GI 'll . . Eoa+or Woolley ooomo + looking for oo idea- B!ll+y',oX,,,,iEmSe - Assfslanl Sporls Edfrors lprelerably a feminine Onel E Edward Malwer . . . Mililary Edilor Bob Koenig ..... ' . ...... ..... P lnolograplner Clarence Gilmore . . . ..... . . Assislanl Pliolograplwer Lloyd Clark 1 . Lavelle Yarbrduqh g . .... Ari' EdIl'OFS Bill Leflwiclw .... . . Carloonisl Eleanor Clark Q T . Mary Anne Minlon ' ' Yplsls Mrs. Slworl ..................... . . . . . Sponsor Ari Slafl sponsored by Miss Dial: Ginny Williams. Jim Alley, Millon Pandres, Pal Bleil. Plioloqraplwefs Assislanlsx Jack Gipe, Lolo Exline, Ed Barlow, Billy Wadlinglon, Waller Wilden, Kenlr Boyd. A ln spile of The clieerlul expreszions, publishing a l-liqlwlander isn'l all sweelness and Iiglnl Page Ninety-eigfat M? 'KHTBN fd 31 ey 5 ff'N f:v N .Hs , 2 ,Lf 2 4, X I fr 3354- Jack Turner . . . Business Manager Charles Schneider . . CirculaTion Manager Ben CarpenTer . . AdverTising Manager . Old Money Bags Turner, The bull of Hi-Park's iVlr'. . ..... SPOVWSOI' Wall STreeT, in person AdverTising STaTT: DoroThy Boone, Bill Caldwell, Marcie PrendergasT, Eleanor MarT, Doris Dowdell, Bob Koenig. We wish To Thank all Those who have conTribuTed To The publicaTion oT our silver anniversary year- book. Our special graTiTude is due To Mr. Crenshaw oT The SouThwesTern Engraving Company, Mr. Wilkinson, our prinTer, and Mrs. ShorT and Mr. Kidd, our sponsors. BENNETT AND JACK. These adverTising soliciTors have been ousired from some of The besT business esTablishrnenTs in Dallas Page Nillrly-fzim' :Q ffgi 15:5-ga: ax 4 1 5'-,G 1-1 I iff: zifz -1-,,::::::' z h MT,x Ziiizgzlzzlzkl E::Z .V iziziizigz is , Rx i 2, il 'Un M 55' Q Q waxy, nw 5 E W f ,Q J 'Vs Sl U mswwffmlw, M B . r ,.., J fl 4 ,-- M W ' ,, YJ X 1 fi if , ,......i...., vifuigr Q' 'Mums E ullnlir, J, .U U, 5, JW J' ,155 x J 1 - ,1 ,, ...g--1. , ,. , 2 If ' 4 .,..:b, S' . ,Q f I Y -ls- l -- If R ' 2 -1 fr Ki 1 V' , L ' n X Q f S Bjl v ' m. Q Xf' -f i A g f V ,I -5-' Tv 5-1' ,,... 1. N 'x A S E I fy W M P an W 3. Q 'Pi ': -:Ri -' i-T 5 Zi -T,-,-M 4 N x x f W A A I 3 ,, 5 ! l---1-Q-gg., lifes .iixflf ibifiif Q J 52 1:2422 E 5 5? 4:5 5 ..v 1- : s f 522 ggi? 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NL 152235, if , if James Hemmingson, Capiain Richard Block George Cox Bob Fryrnire Louis Guihrie Les Henderson Tom Jarman Arihur Joiner Eelix Morgan Jean Paiion Don Wood Bill WiHe Bob Helms, Manager Charles Powell Manager Q 13 fig x ,1 - X X7 3 , gf Jim Danaher Rusly Hollarn Edward Long Alex Page Tommy Scannell Ralph Schrimpf Ellioii Scoil Jimmy Sells Layden Slroud Tommy Winn Larry Wolf '- ,wr . ,ff TH G9 X-1, y, wx 'vig , f -4 Q 3 an .Ls x.,.,fo-, Q .Q Jimmy Ryan, Co-Capfain Bunlcie Waiers, Co-Capiain George Connell Louis Guihrie Rusiy Hollarn Tom Jarman Edward Long Jim Moody Felix Morgan David Neale Charles Schneider Bob Weinberger Don Woolen Jim Glanville, Manager Jimmy Woolen, Manager .Rv J xx,-4NX,Cfe, Bene? 'r 'I Tom Broad Bill Marshall f z fi A-eu ral? -,,.-at i..M.x 1 5 Q 1 1 5 is 1 3 , f 35, 41 aff, . f,,r t -1',j,.l,.- Jim Alley Don Brown Caiherine Curry Margarei Jaloniclc Milion Pandres Ginny Williams Page One H 11 I clSeLc'nfve11 ,, 2 Rmgwwyuwh 3 , .,,,,kk, w We FOOTBALL Coach Redman Hume coached his TiTTh Highlander Team This year. He piIOTed The Team OT inexperienced maTeriaI To unexpecTed wins, and proved ThaT TighT is as imporTanT as brawn. Coach Hume, naTionaIIy known as The GaIlOping Gazelle OT S. M. U., is recog- nized as one OT The leading high school coaches OT Texas. His ouTsTanding record and work are duly appreciaTed by The Teams which he Trains and by The school he represenTs. Coach Floyd HighTOwer, line coach OT The ScoTs Tor Tour years, and a Torrner Schreiner lnsTiTuTe aThIeTe, Took The maTeriaI OTTered him This year wiTh a smile, and whipped up a sTrong line. AIThough The boys are Tired aTTer one OT Coach's wOrkOuTs, he sTill sTands high in Their esTeem, and is one OT The moT popular mem- e Head coach Redman Hume bers OT The TGCUITY- HIGHLAND PARK 7 CORSICANA 37 Line Coach Floyd HighTOwer passes. WaTers, WeTTerson and Cox played a WiTh an opening day OverTIOw OT roOTers and TighTing againsT a heavy and veTeran array OT beeT, The ScoTs opened The season aT Highlander Field againsT The Corsicana Bengals. Hume's in- experienced lads showed remarkable TighT and waged a Toss-up OT Too+baII baTTle unTiI They Tired in The second halT. In The second period The avalanche rolled Trom midTield wiTh Winn's passing and Larry WOITe's running aTTack To a Tinal smash inTo pay dirT. Then The Tiger oTTense opened up and They began Their scoring. Passer Winn and ball-ToTer WolTe were ouTsTanding in Their TirsT game. VeTerans Cox, Borgeson and CapTain WaTers sparked The line. Phil WeTTerson also played Tine ball. HIGHLAND PARK O MASONIC HOME 25 Once again The Teud beTween Hi-Park and The Masons was conTinued. This Time The SQOTS bowed beTOre The ball slingin' OT Jack Torres, sTar Ma- sonic back. The TirsT halT ended wiTh six pOinTs edged up Tor The Masonic boys. BeTOre They scored The KiIT's Torward wall baTTered Them back Tour Times on The Two-yard line. Half Over, The Tired Hi-Parkers, who used only seven replacemenTs, TOughT To hold back The in- spired Mason eleven, who scored I9 addiTional poinTs. The SCOTS made a decided ThreaT in The lasT Tew minuTes OT play Only To have The gun cuT iT shorT. ErnesT's kicking pulled The Team OuT OT some rough spoTs and Winn's leaTher slinging ac- counTed Tor The maioriTy OT Hi-Park's compIeTed Page One H umlred Eighteen guard posiTiOn for anoTher 60 minuTes OT play. HIGHLAND PARK 7 FOREST 8 WiTh Bunk WaTers playing his TirsT backfield game, The ScoTs came wiThin grasp OT vicTory, buT IeT iT slip Through Their Tingers. WaTers proved as sensaTionaI in The backTield as he was in The line, and his work coupled wiTh Gibbons' running running Tormed a sTrOng backTieId cOnnbinaTion. Hi-Park led The ForesTiTes unTiI a saTeTy IaTe in The game spelled deTeaT. WrighT, GuThrie and Neale were The gianTs OT The line. Cox broke Through The ForesT cenTer so OTTen ThaT he began To Throw The ball away on his passes. HIGHLAND PARK O LONGVIEW 6 STilI Traveling under The iinx sign, The Plaids journeyed To Longview To Tork over a hearT- breaker. The squad was accomanied by a Train- Ioad OT rOoTers who helped TO cheer up The Tighr- ing ScoTs. The ScoTTie line played The besT game OT The season and held like graniTe blocks play aTTer play. Twice in The TirsT halT Hi-Park was inside The Longview Tive-yard sTripe. Once The ball was lOsT On a Tumble and The second Time The end OT The haIT cuT shOrT The Highlander's scoring drive. In The Tinal guarTer The Lobos' desperaTiOn sTarTed Them Toward ScOTTie TerriTOry. ATTer Two unsuc- cessTuI aTTempTs They shoved The decisive cOunTer across. LeTTwich and Borgeson were The line sTandbys, while MarTin's Tullback blocking was unparalleled. In This Tracas EarnesT was injured and remained OuT OT play during The resT OT The season. HIGHLAND PARK O SULPHUR SPRINGS I9 Sulphur Springs opened The disTricT race Tor The ScoTTies on Highlander Tield and deTeaTed The Blue and Gold I9 To O. Near The end oT The second guarTer The ScoT- Tish line broke and on The second Try The CaTs scored and converTed. Rough going came up in The second haIT and up wenT I2 more poinTs Tor The WildcaTs. MarTin and WaTers Turned in a Tine game and Cox, Neale and GuThrie were line sTandouTs. WeT- Terson was conTinually under punTs and broke up guiTe a Tew OT The WiIdcaT plays. HIGHLAND PARK I8 FORT WORTH TECH O The iniTiaI win oT The season was chalked up by The Highlanders when They Tromped Tech inTo Highlander Field. Playing a brand oT ball which can'T be beaTen, The Avalanche rolled over The Bulldogs' Team wiTh CapTain Bunkie WaTers lead- ing The way. The gold-clad boys clearly displayed Their superioriTy over The Tech Team and The line and backTielcl showed equally well in The smashing. ATTer a drab TirsT quarTer, Winn reTurned a punT I7 yards To The Bulldog 29-yard marker. He Tollowed up wiTh a pass To WaTers who slashed Through TwenTy yards Tor The TirsT score. Came The Third canTo--Winn drove over Tor The second score behind greaT blocking. Guard Cox recovered WorThian Tumble To give WaTers a TickeT Tor his specTacuIar 67-yard run Tor The Tinal score. Jimmy Sells' 60-minuTe repIacemenT Tor Edward Long was a Tine piece oT work and WrighT was also a sTandouT. HIGHLAND PARK I4 SUNSET 7 Highland Park's second seasonal vicTory Took place aT Dal-Hi Tield when The ScoTs barged Trom behind To win. This vicTory gave H.P. iTs TourTh win over The Dallas clubs againsT one loss and one Tie since resuming The series Three years ago. The ScoTTish aTTack opened up in The second guarTer and They began a drive ThaT opened The gaTe Tor a Touchdown by WaTers which was called back on an oTTside violaTion. The Bisons Took over on downs and aTTempTed To booT ouT oT danger. They were Toiled by Cox who blocked The kick and LeTTwich who recovered on The 2-yard line. WaTers pounded across and con- verTed To deadlock The counT. Ear Trom ready Tor resT, WaTers began The sec- ond drive wiTh a 25-yard sprinT. Passes advanced The pigskin To The 2-yard sTripe and WoITe plunged Through a beauTiTul hole, opened by The line, To score. WaTers senT The ball Through The uprighTs To Tinish a greaT exhibiTion oT play and leave The ScoTs very much on Top oT The heap. HIGHLAND PARK I4 DENTON O Invading DenTon wiTh vehemence and backed by a large crowd oT supporTers, The ScoTTies rode The Broncos To a sTandsTiII. This IeTT anoTher dis- TricT rival in The Plaid wake. IT was a WaTers' day and he scored every poinT backed To The IimiT by greaT Team play. AT The TirsT oT The Third WoITe ran To The Bronc 255 Gibbons passed To WaTers, who car- ried To The 4-yard line, and on The Third down crossed and kicked Tor seven poinTs. In The TourTh canTo WaTers Took a Iaferal Trom Winn To run over The pay sTripe again and Then Took anoTher Trip across Tor The exTra poinT. Cox, WeTherson, Neale, GuThrie and Gilmore opened The hole Tor The backs To score. lvlarTin's play as blocking back and WoITe's long runs accounTed Tor a greaT deal oT The ISO yards Trom scrimmage on The ground. HIGHLAND PARK I3 GREENVILLE 6 A special Train crammed wiTh Hi-Park sTudes Tollowed The Team To Greenville To wiTness The muddiesT TooTbaIl game in years. The Highlanders ouT-wallowed, ouT-skid, and ouT-muddied The Lions Trom The sTarTing whisTle To The Tinal gun. Larry WolTe Took a lease on The scoring in The Third wiTh a 67-yard swim To The goal line. WaTers booTed The poinT. LaTer in The same guarTer WolTe and WaTers sTarTed The same co-drive wiTh EronT row, leTT To righT: Long, Cree, Winn, Moody, Thomas, Sells, Scannell, Gibbons, MarTin. Second row: Cox, Gilmore, Herman, WolT, RickeTTs, KiTTrell, O'Connor, Miller, Quinn. Third row: WrighT, GuThrie, WeTTerson, LeTTwich, WaTers. Borgeson, Duemler, Neale. Back row: Hume, Gable, HighTower. Hemrningson booTs a long one The resulT ThaT WaTers crossed To score. A pass Tor The exTra poinT misfireol. Bunkie Tumbled The soggy ball behind his own goal in The TourTh and a Greenville man Tell on iT Tor The soliTary counTer, buT They Tailed To con- verT. In This disTricT win Cox barely missed The only chance he ever had To score when he recovered a blocked kick and ran I5 yards only To be pulled clown. l-llel-ll.AlNlD PARK O MCKINNEY 3 Highlander Tield made made a Tine hog wallow Tor The Thanksgiving day Tracas wiTh McKinney's Lions Tor The second place berTh. The baTTle waged back and TorTh evenly Tor The TirsT halT and inTo The Third quarTer. Then McKinney Took The ball on The Blue and Gold l7. Lindsey Bowen booTed The ball beTween The uprighTs Tor a 3- Hard Connell heaves a hard one Power l-louse WaTers wallows Through WolTe sends some McKinney TalenT sprawling Page Om' Hundred Twenty l-len'1rningson's educaTed Toe performs How decepjrion is born poinT lead which The Leos held ThroughouT The game. The enTire line held well and WaTers and lvlarTin carried The muddy burden Tor The backTield. Cox, LeTTwich, GuThrie, and Long were The sTars oT The Torward wall. .L .L .L The oTTicial close oT The season was The banqueT aT which TwenTy-Three OT The FighTing ScoTs re- ceived Their leTTers. The Dero Seay award was presenTed To CapTain Bunkie WaTers as mosT val- uable senior player, The Coaches' award wenT To George Cox as The besT blocking lineman and Troy MarTin as The blockingesT back. In addiTion, CapTain WaTers and Rodger Borg- eson were picked Tor The All-DisTricT Team Tor The second Time. WaTers was picked Tor The GreaTer Dallas Tean also. 1 lT's noT Booker T., iT's Hi Park's Neale in The mud Hi Park vs. ForT WorTh wiTh Gibbons carrying Gibbons heads around end IT you can'T dodge 'em, scare 'em To deaTh Page Om' Humlrerl T1ur'1zly-one CAPTAIN WATERS-Back XMB-I-GHJ Feek-Ia MARTIN-Quarier MOODY-Half NEALE-End Page One Hundred Twenty-fwo CR EE-Quarfer ELL-End Fucamume SCOTS THOMAS Cen+er LONG Guard Page One Hundred Twenty-three B-TEAM M .5 AssisTanT Coach Orr confers wiTh Cozzo and Roeszler. Under The leadership oT Coach Binnion, assisTed by Mr. Orr, The Highland Park B-Team enioyed a very successTul season, geTTing many boys ready Tor The A-Team while winning one, Tieing one, and losing Two games. WiTh signs oT TuTure improvemenT, The Ramblers dropped The TirsT game To Vickery-HillcresT. The iunior ScoTTies led 6-O aT The halT, buT wilTed in The lasT half. The nexT game was wiTh The Adamson Cubs, and The Tinal score was 6-6. The Third Tracas oT The year was againsT The NorTh Dallas Bulldogs, and again The Blue and Gold wenT down in deTeaT, This Time 6-20. ln The Tinal game oT The year The Ramblers showed how much They had improved by gaining revenge over Vickery-HillcresT 20-I2. The lisT oT I939 leTTermen was comprised oT RoberT Anderson, John CarTer, Leonce Cozzo, Dave Comly, STanley Dolch, Tommy Flynn, John Gibson, Bob Grinnan, Virgil HargeTT, John Hudson, George Jackson, Dick Lanham, Henry Maher, Alec Page, Dick Roessler, Evan STebbins, Layden STroud, Clyde Swalwell, George Traylor, Raymond Willie, Alan Wilkes, Don Woods, and managers, WooTen and Dale. S C O R E S Ramblers 6 . , ..... . Vickery-HillcresT 21 Ramblers 6 . . Adamson 6 Ramblers 6 . . NorTh Dallas 20 Ramblers 20 . . Vickery-HillcresT I2 FronT Row, leTT To righT: Jackson, Cozzo, McClure, HargeTT, Byrne, Flynn, STebbins, Maher, Gibson, CarTer. Second Row: Willie, Swalwell, STroud Anderson, Grinnan, Wilkes, Lanham, Page, Berger, Pulley. Third Row: CarTwrighT, Connell, Hudson, Chancey, Comly, Dolch, Wood, Roessler, Schneider. FourTh Row: Fox, Dennie, Howard, WaTers, Crozier, SchwiTTer, Brown, Henry. FiTTh Row: WooTen, Dale. .l,Q1 1 l 4, .S Fronl Row: Callnerine Curry, Margarel Jaloniclc, and Ginny Williams. Back Row: l-lead Cheer Leader Don Brown, Jim Alley, and lvlillon Panclres. ln acliong a dernonslralion of lmow llwey leacl The yells. fflomplimenls of P.fT.A nion WooTen -S B ASKETBALL COACH BINNION For The pasT Two years Ralph Binnion has led The Highlander baslceTball squad Through unusu- ally successTul seasons. Mr. Binnion, loeTTer known as Red by The boys, sTands high in sTudenT esTimaTion. The enTire sTudenT body wishes To express Their appreciaTion To Ralph Binnion Tor The sporTsmen he has produced and The vicTories he has won. l.asT year The l-lighlanders won disTricT, and This year won lo ouT oT 20 games. BoTh Times Coach Binnion has begun The season wiTh whaT To all appearances was unseasoned raw maTerial. WiTh Tour ouT oT Tive sTarTers yeTerans. up To graduaTion, The Team cleaned up Their opponenTs and cgame ouT on Thelorlg end oT The score every Time. : ic ar oc , ouis uThrie, David Neale, Charles Schneider, Fel' M FirsT Row R h dBl lcl. G Second Row: Edward Long, Tom Jarmon, RusTy l-lollarn, Jimmy Ryan. Third Row: ArThur Joiner, Richard Brown, Frank Trammel, Coach Binnion. Y.. BASKETBALL SCORES I939- I 940 Highland Highland Highland Highland Highland Highland Highland Highland Highland Highland Highland ATERS, Co-Caplain Cenler Park 24 Norlh Dallas I5 Park 25 Waxahachie 2I Park 32 lrving I2 Park 26 Greenville 25 Park 23 Adamson 2I Park 24 Dallas Tech 23 Park 35 McAlesIer 26 Park 2I Greenville I5 Park 23 McKinney 28 Park 26 Waxahachie IO Park I8 Derllorl 30 Y Opening Ihe '39-'40 season al Ihe new Dal-I-Ii Field I-louse wlIh a VIC Iory over Norlh Dallas, Ihe Highlander quinlel, coached by lvlr. Binnion, iourneyed Io Waxahachie for The lirsl oul-ol-lown game before Ihe holi- days. During Ihe Chrislmas holidays Ihe Scols enlereol Ihe Plano Tourna- menl. Afler marching Ihrough Ihe Ioughesl opposilion in Ihis parl of Ihe sIaIe, Ihe I-Iighlanders emerged champs wilh Ihe exciling viclories over Greenville, Irving, Adamson, and over Dallas Tech by Ihe close margin of one poinl in Ihe closing minules of Ihe final game. The I-lighlanders Ihen journeyed Io Oklahoma for a Iwo-game series wilh Ihe slrrong IvIcAlesIer and Alolqa quinlels. Due Io a severe snow- MORGAN JARMON WEINBER6-ER GUTI-IRIE I-IOLLARN G d 6 d F d Forward Forward uar uar Highldnd Highldnd Highland Highldnd Highland Highldnd Highland Highland Highldnd I-Iighland Team in aclion vs. Denlon. BASKETBALL SCORES I939- I 940 Pal'l4l8.. .. Park 24 . . . . Park 35 . . . Park 40 . . . Parlc 27 . . . ParlcI8 . . . Park 24 . . . Parlc 32 . . . Parl433.. TOTAL POI NTS Parlc 528 ..... Average 26.4 Denlon 28 Corsicana 22 Sherman IS McKinney 27 Greenville I6 Forney 3I Norlh Dallas I4 Corsicana I8 IvIcAles+er 32 Opponenls 429 slorm The I-lighlander live was forced Io relurn aller The McAles+er game wilh a splendid viclory of 35-26 Io Iheir credil. Due Io mid-Ierm gradua- Iion of Tour regulars and Io a llu epidemic Ihal swepl The rebuill squad, The l-lighlanders Tell from Iheir perch on lop, bul Ihen regained Iheir cus- Iomary slride Io Ihe Iune ol Tour slraighl viclories. The Scols enlered Ihe dislricl Iournarnenl in February and playing a brand of ball Ihal was below Iheir usual slandard, losl The Tirsl game Ihe opening round. This defeal lefl Ihe I-Iighlanders wilh a record of I6 wins Io 4 losses for Ihe season. in NEALE RYAN,Co-Caplain LONG SCHNEIDER wooihhl MOODY d e d P d e d Guard Guard Guar uar Orwar U B SQUAD BASKETBALL Beginning The season wiTh no reTurning IeTTer men and under The direcTion oT a new coach, Mr. Orr, The Highlander TuTure basIceTbaII sTars ran Through a very successTuI season. They gained much oT The needed experience To play A-squad ball by winning seven ouT oT nine games. They IosT only To The sTrong DenTon guinTeT and won over Waxa- hachie, Vickery-HiIIcresT Twice, and The NorTh Dallas B squad Three Times wiTh The margin oT Three poinTs in The Three games. The ScoT B-squad noT only had heighT in iTs pivoT men, Bill Henry and Frank Trammelq husTle in iTs guards, Joe Bob Ivloore and Clyde Swal- well, buT speed in iTs Torwards, Richard Brown and Evan STebbins. Bob Grinnan was iniured during The season and was unable To play in buT Three games, buT showed greaT promise in TuTure years. The reserves oT The squad noT only IcepT regulars worried by Their husTle buT oTTen broke inTo The line-up in The posiTions OT The regulars. Highland Park Waxahachie . Highland Park NorTh Dallas Highland Park DenTon . . Highland Parlc DenTon . . Highland Park NorTh Dallas Highland Park Viclcery-HiIIcresT Highland Park Viclcery-HiIIcresT Highland Parlc NorTh Dallas ToTaI PoinTs: Highland Park OpponenTs . B-Team Coach Orr . II . I8 . I5 . 24 . I3 . 6 . I4 . I9 ..l2O FronT row: Dellinger, Moore, Brown, Willcin, Swalwell, SmiTh. Second row: STebbins, Trammell, Schneider, Grinnan, Henry, Traylor. Back row: Owens, Berger, Klein, Howard, Wood, Goodearle, I One H mul rail Twenty-11i11u I Sud McFadden an Page One Humlren' Tloiriy TENNIS Triumphing in sTraighT seTs over all Their pre- disTricT opponenTs, The ScoTTie neTTers deTeaTed Corsicana Twice and Woodrow Wilson Twice in maTches played wiTh These schools. The Team, which is coached by Mr. l-larrison, BeTTis, singles smasher is COITIPOSGCT of Roy Bel'- rac Seem Tis, a senior, who is The singles represenTaTive, and Bill Marshall and Tom Broad, who make up The doubles Team. BeTTis and Broad are leT- Termen Trom lasT year, and Broad will be eligible again nexT year. BoTh singles and doubles smashed Their way inTo regional meeT by win- ning in The disTricT meeT. BeTTis wielded his raclceT eTTecTively enough in The regional To win a chance aT The sTaTe championship. Broad and Marshall smashed ouT in The regional meeT. AT AusTin in The sTaTe conTesT BeTTis meT a beT- Ter man buT had already won recogniTion as a Top T TlighT player. ln boTh The spring and The Tall a Tennis Tourna- menT was held, and a greaT many raclceTeers in school parTicipaTed in iT. d Hirsch, inTramural champions GULF TEAM Our plaid linl4smen, comprised ol Arlhur Bell, Don l-louseman, Jimmy Pryor and Tom Alex- ander, coached by Mr. Orr, drove lhemselves lo numerous viclories over some ol Texas' olher high school loursomes lhis season. The Highlander lour- some loolq Norlh Dallas, Highland Parlcs Exes and Arlinglon, bul bowed lo Woodrow Wilson by a scanl margin. ln lhe Forl Worlh Pal Sloclc Show Tournamenl, Don l-louse- man caplured lirsl hon- ors in lhe approach shol and pulling conlesls. The annual ladder lournamenl, an inlra- mural malch lor l-li- Parlcs aspiranl gollers, , W' wb A carload ol pars .11 rig Top-Linksmen-Bell, Pryor, l-louseman, Alexander was held lhis spring, and a large number ol slicers compeled. Re- sulls were nol ready by press lime. Mr. Bowlby's work in building up l-ligh- land Parlcs goll leam is shining lhrough in lhe excellenl resulls achieved. Page Om' HZL11fI1'C'll Thirty-011 Coach Marshall BASEBALL As +he Highlander goes io press, fhe oufloolc for i940 baseball season is 'rhe mosi' promising in many years. The Highlanders are rapidly Jralcing shape and promise 'ro form one of lhe mosf oulsranding nines fo represenr Highland Parlc in lhe Dallas Couniy League. The Scois have Jrhree relurning leH'ermen who promise io be lhe main plugs of +he firsl' nine. They are Capfain Buddy l Fa+s l Hemmingson, who is 'rhe regular second saclcer and also fakes a 'rurn al' pirchingp Bill lTon'rol Wirfe, who has been shiffed from 'rhe ouffield +o shorl- siop, and Arihur lLone Rangerl Joiner, who is 'rhe s1'ar piicher. The remaining six posilions are held by Jean Pal'- Jron or Felix Morgan as cafcher, Tom lBushel Baslcerl Jar- mon af firsr, Louis lGusl Gufhrie af rhird, George Cox in lefr field, Bob Frymire or Dale McFadden in cenier, and Frank Trammell or Richard Block in righf. In 'rhe series for +he norihern counry disfricf championship, 'rhe Kilries defeafed Grand Prairie 2-O. Due ro The no-hi+ pifching of Joiner and The errorless playing of 'rhe nine, Grand Prairie never +hrea+ened. Paffon-Third Helms and Powell-Managers Gulhrie-Third Morgan-Cafcher Page Om' H1mn'rerl Thirty-two Jarmon-Firsf Block-Cenierhelcl Highland Park Highland Park Highland Park Highland Parlc Highland Park Highland Park Highland Park Highland Parlc Highland Park Highland Parlc Highland Park Highland Park Highland Park Highland Park Highland Park Cox-Leif field rymire-Righf field BASEBALL SCORES 8 Norlh Dallas 3 Foresi . . 3 Adamson . 7 Norih Dallas. . . I Foresi' . . I Grand Prairie . . 3 Carrollion McKinney . Irving . . Irving . Carrolllon . Grand Prairie Grand Prairie Irving . . Carrollion . Henderson--Second Joiner-Pi+che Wood-Piicher Wifle-Shorl's+op Hernmingson, Capiain-Second A I I i Page Om' H 11 IIII rerl Thirty-ibrer F S Coach HighTower and The TleeT of TeeT Wolf, ScoTT, STroud, Schrimpf STroud, Winn, Sells, Page, WolT - TRACK- Led by Co-CapTains Ralph Schrimpl: and Larry WolT, Coach l-lighTower's I94O Track Team had an exTremely successTul season. ATTer a Tew early season pracTice rneeTs, The Highlander Thinly-clads enTered The Brady relays, in which They Tinished in Third place. They also seT new records in The mile run and The medley relay. The nexT impor- TanT meeT which The ScoTTies enTered was The ForT WorTh FaT SToclc Show. The KilTies Tinished second in The Team sTanding, won The mile relay, The 440-yard dash, and The TOO-yard dash. ln The EasT Texas Relays The Blue and Golds enTered only Three relay evenTs, won all oT Them, and broughT home Three cups. AT The Brady relay meeT, SchrimpT esTablished a meeT record in The mile. ln The disTricT meeT aT S. lvl. U., SchrimpT broke The 880-yard record. The relay Team held on To iTs winning sTreal4 and TooTed iT down The sTreTch To greaTly ouTdisTance all compeTiTors. A relay record which was near The sTaTe record was esTalolished. AT AusTin May TourTh The Track Team piled up I3 poinTs To win The STaTe Track Championship. 'ser 3 I-I - ASSCDCIATICDN To be eligible for membership in The l-l Associalion, one musl have earned a leHer by represen+ing The school on an A squad as a player or manager. The purpose of lrhe associalion is To 'Fur- fher alhlelic progress, promole sporrsman- ship, and coordinale all alhlelics wilh Jrhe many olher school aclrivilies Annually Jrhe associalion has an assembly program in which all new lelfer men +al4e part The program is one of The mosl amus- ing of The year, and is looked forward To by The enlire school, bofh facully and sludenl body. This organizalion conducls several social funcfions such as picnics, a dance, and a slag parly. FALL OFFICE SPRING Bunlcie Walers . . Buddy l-lemmingson Presidenl' George Connell ..... Scoll Frnesl Vice-Presidenl Don Wooslen ...... Rusly l-lollarn Secrelary Scoll Frnesl ..... Rodger Borgeson Treasurer Larry Wolf ...... J. B. Giddens Sergeanl-al-Arms lvlr. Binnion ........ Sponsor 'wir .au-'P' Our mighly muscle men Mr Mm Officers of The H Associalion and Sponsor Binnion Veleran lellermen, +hey've won over fwo apiece. C11-..,,,,, 5111 Fw -.N GIRLS' SPCDRTS Mrs. Kuser-Coach l-li Park Lassies came Through The sporTs season OT '39-'40 wiTh Tlying colors in boTh inTramural and inTerscholasTic compeTiTion. Coached by Mrs. Nor- man Corwin and Mrs. MilTon Kuser, The girls have had a larger percenTage oT players, more enThusi- asm, and a more successTul record Than in previous years. 1 TenniquoiTs opened The season as an inTramural sporT only. A round robin TournamenT was held in The gym classes and The winning Team oT each class played in The gym aTTer school. This was an elim- inaTion process, and Rosemary l-lemmingson was capTain OT The vicTorious Team. Cake and ice cream was Their reward. The busy season oT baskeTball was nexT in line, and because This was one oT The mosT popular sporTs, was inTramural as well as inTerscholasTic. Two hun- dred TiTTy girls Took an acTive parT in inTramural compeTiTion, and TwenTy-Tour were selecTed To make up The TirsT and second Teams, while eighTeen, who were noT on eiTher Team, received all-sTar awards. The Champs, capTained by Marilou RuTledge, soared To vicTory as The champions oT inTramural baskeTball, and were given a chili dinner by The P.-T. A. M rs. Corwin-Coach The A Team deTeaTed Plano B , CarrollTon, Farmers Branch, Vickery l-lillcresT, Buckners, Richard- son Three Times, Allen, Cedar Hill, and Rankin. They losT To The Hi Park exes, McKinney B , Plano Twice, McKinney Twice, Allen Twice, Seagoville, and Cov- ingTon. T The B Team won over Frisco, Vickery T-lillcresT Twice, Buckners, McKinney, Plano, Allen Three Times, Richardson, Cedar T-lill, Ennis, and Palmer, and were deTeaTed by PleasanT Grove, Murphy, Plano, Seago- ville, Sourry Posser, and McKinney. A banqueT was given Tor The squad by The P.-T. A. aTTer The Tinal game, and players received Their awards. AT one oT Their meeTings, The Dads' Club gave each squad member a gold baskeTball. Volley ball, which was The nexT acTiviTy in The sporTlighT, was played by The same meThod as Tenni- quoiTs. The champion school Team was The TourTh period all-srars. Mrs. Corwin and Mrs. Kuser have been able and capable coaches and have been very kind and con- scienTious. ls iT a wonder l-li Park produces so many winners? Page One Humlrrd Tlairfy-nine Alice Ann Lel+wIchMGuard Marilou Rulledge-Forward Muriel Flynn-Forward FIRST TEAM Belly Rlclwards-Manager Mary B'Y5n 'Man5Qe' Jean Talley-Guard Margarella Moss-Forward Eleanor Palmer, Captain- Forward Pugv Om' H11mlr'vrfFo1'ly SECOND TEAM Fronl row: Kaflierine Buckley, Mariorie Goode, Belly Bynum, Caplain, Karlie Harmon, Second row: Ann Villoig, Louise Payne, Deboral-i Dealey, Ruin McCord, Eleanor Mari. Third row: Belly Brown, Phyllis Hawkins, Laura Jean Dupree,Cail'1arine lvlurpl1ree,Anne Rinlcer, INTRAMURAL CHAMPIONS ,rw Fronl row: Kafherine Buckley. Margarel Woolley, lvlarilou Rulledge, Capfain, Mariorie Goode, Carol Bauman, Muriel Flynn. Back rowgz Jean Talley, Marilou Ruggles, Belly Brown, Laura Dean Dupree, Anne Rinlcer, Virginia Bailey. Page Om' Hu IZl!1'L'tl Fairly-o1ze PINK ELEPHANTS Fronl row: Willie Nell Biggs, Mary Ann Muglord, Louise Payne, Caplain, Nalilie Sargenl, Plnyllis Swan Back row: Belly Bynum, Jeanne Bacon, Jean Snyder, Virginia Wilson, Phyllis l-lawlcins. ROWDIES Frcvnl row: Marly Prince, Alice Ann Lellwicln, Caplain, Carolyn Curry. Back row: Peggy Wallace, Peggy Parlcer, Jane Abboll, Mary Lou l-lorrnann, Jacqueline Brand. Page Om' Hzzuzlrcd Forly-Iwo OOMPH GIRLS Fronl' row: Belly Jane Carraway, Eleanor Palmer, Caplcin, Ann l-larl, Marilyn Rudolpln. Back row: Ann Vilbig, Karlie I-larman, Peggy Brice, Belly Ann Fries, Mary Elizabellw Kervin VOLLEY BALL Fronl row: Madelon Copeland, Gay Powell. Second row: Harrier Hawkins, Dorollwy Hyde, Mary Elizabe+l1Silces, Mable Joe Scl1rum,Jeanne'rle Wilden. Page One Humlrerl Forly-fkree Fronl row: Callwerine Curry, Colleen Keilly, Evelyn Slorey, Pal Hawlcins, Arlie Jane Heilig. Second row: Kallmerine Rogers, Helen Graner, Belly Jane Sharp, Belle Lou G-oelzinger, Frances Hall. TENNIQUOIT Cl-lAIv1PlONS Lell lo riglwlz Palsy Henry, Louise Dowdell, Alice Scogg in, Rosemary Hernmingson, Caplain, Mary Ellen Ancelin Mabel File. TENNIQUOIT RUNNERS-UP Fronl row: Rull1Verl1alen, Jane Sleinberg, Hallie Belle Pale, Willie Nell Biggs, Jean Sullivan. Back row: Edillw Boyell, Nancy Oldenburg, Jessie Loclcell, Jean Barllnolow, Teddy Hill, Peggy Sullivan. Page Om' Hu mired Forly-four TENNIS Feminine raclceTeers of l-li Park have Truly upheld The ever-popular game oT Tennis This year. PracTice was TaiThTully carried on by These vivacious enThu- siasTs, who were coached by Mrs. Norman Corwin. This pasT winTer and spring There has been a lad- der TournamenT, and The girls have advanced in This way. The six highesT ones were Tried ouT Tor The Team. As means oT pracTice Tor The lnTerscholasTic Ten- nis ivleel' of DisTricT II, games were played wiTh various schools. BeTTie Sharp and BeTTy Ann Fries were The Two singles represenTaTives in These prac- Tice games, and Deborah Dealey, Ann l-larT, CaTh- erine Murphree, Eleanor Palmer, and CaTherine Duls played as doubles. Sharp was deTeaTed by SunseT, 2-6, 3-6, buT she deTeaTed Corsicana 6-I, 6-O. Fries' score wiTh SunseT was 2-6, 7-7, and she deTeaTed Woodrow Wilson 6-I, IO-8. lvlurphree and l-larT deTeaTed Corsicana 6-2, 7-5 and Woodrow Wilson 8-6, 6-3. Fries and Sharp played OTT To deTermine The school represenTaTive in The DisTricT MeeT. Fries deTeaTed Sharp Two ouT oT Three seTs. The doubles played OTT among Themselves and l-larT and ivlur- phree won ouT as The doubles Team. BeTTy Ann Fries singles CaTherine lvlurphree Ann l-larT doubles ln The DisTricT lvleeT Fries reached The semi-Tinals and was deTeaTed by Adamson 6-4, 6-3, l-larT and Murphree deTeaTed lTaly 6-I, 7-5, buT losT in The semi-Tinals To Crandall 7-5, 4-6, 3-6. Fries, Murphree, and l-larT will receive leTTers. Feminine rackeTeers .f wa, wi, 'Q1 . ' ,Q W Xlsgi. 4- KX Sz y '- 1 1 L Mg Q2 1. , .,. f Y 5 -,-f f A W 1 A .iai gg me i E! + A :,, . f '54L'!.! Q ,., f . ',' 8, 4 as V f i X gf L 4 i X 5 f W :.:A .. W f F . 1 if, ' i l gjiiig .A UL. .. ...J IQ. G. T. C. , Caplaln R. P. Lively Colonel Ralpln W. Beclc Commandanl of 'llne Corps Direclor of fha Band Sfalll: Lieufenanl' Colonels Don Brown and William Weslon in command. From lefl fo riglwlz Caplains Carllon Meredillw, Dallas l-lawkins, Bennell Woolley, Edward Malwer, ancl MaiorJol1n l-lill. Page Om' H7lll1lfl'l,F0l'f1'-Hill Top row: Don Brown, Bill Wesfon, John Hill, Bob Abernafhy, Fred Freeman. Lower row: S. M. Harf, Dallas Hawkins, David lnglish, Edward Maher, Carlfon Meredifh. BROWN, DON: LIEUTENANT COLONEL. Commanding Baffalion, spring ferm '40, '39, Company Commander of B Com- pany '39, Plafoon Leader of A Company '39, Plafoon Leader of Crack Company '39, Secrefary of Officers' Club '39, Firsf Place on Cadef Officers' Tesf '39, Leader of Craclc Plafoon al' Camp Dallas '39, Sharpshoofer Rifle Medal, Mile Relay Medal, Five School Efficiency Ribbons. WESTON, BILL, LlEUTENANT COLONEL. Commanding Baffalion, fall ferm '39, Camp Dallas '36-'39, Crack Company '37- '39, Company Commander of C Com- pany '39, Plafoon Leader of C Com- pany '38, Wozencraff Drill '38, '39, Rifle Team '38, '39, Experf Rifle Medal, Honor Guard af Camp Dallas '37, Nine School Efficiency Ribbons. HILL, JOHN, MAJOR. Baffalion Execufive Officer '40, Camp Dallas, '37-'39, Craclq Company '37-'39, Company Commander of A Company '39, Plafoon Leader of A Company '39, Plafoon Leader af Camp Dallas '38, Reporfer for Officers' Club '39, Craclc Plafoon af Camp Dallas '38, '39, Plafoon Leader for Crack Plafoon '39, Second Place in Besf Drilled Cadef '38, Sergeanfs' Efficiency Medal Camp Dallas '38, Rifle Team '38-'40, Experf Rifle- man Medal '39, Five School Efficiency Ribbons. Page One Hundred Fifty ABERNATHY, BOB, CAPTAlN. Drum Maior of BAND '39, '40, Band Confesfs '38-'40, ' ' ' ' '- Eesiixal '3.9., '40, Sfafe Fair Confesf '39, '40, Scofch Drums and Bagpipe Ensemble '40. FREEMAN, FRED, CAPTAIN. Company Commander of C Company '40, Camp Dallas '38, '39, Crack Company '37-'39, Plafoon Leader of D Company '39, Besf Drilled Caclef '39, Sharpshoofer Medal af Camp Dallas '39, Efficiency Medal '39, Five School Efficiency Ribbons. HART, S. M., CAPTAlN. Company Com- mander of D Company '39, 40, Camp Dallas '37-'39, Craclc Company '37-'39, Privafes Efficiency af Camp Dallas '37, Lieufenanfs Efficiency af Camp Dallas '39, Boxing Medal af Camp Dallas '39. HAWKINS, DALLAS, CAPTAIN. Baffalion Adiufanf '40, Camp Dallas '37-'39, Crack Company '37-'39, Company Commander of C Company '39, Plafoon Leader of C Company '39, Craclc Plafoon af Camp Dallas '38, '39, Civifan Medals '37, '38, Experf Rifleman '37, Five School Efficiency Ribbons. INGLISI-l, DAVlD, CAPTAlN. Company Commander of B Company '40, Camp Dallas '38, '39, Craclc Company '38, '39, Plafoon Leader of A Company '39, Rifle Team '38-'4O,Camp Dallas Rifle Team Top row: Cliffon Moss, Ben Taylor, John Winsfon, Benneff Woolley, C. A, Bryanf. Lower row: Bill Caldwell, Charles Dailey, Clarence Gilmore, Bob Rehlcernper, Charles Barbosa. '39: Experf Rifleman '38: Camp Dallas Medals: Second l-ligh Poinf Man in Swim- ming Meef '38: Second in l2O-Yard Free Sfyle: Second in Plunge '38: Second in Medley Relay '38: Firsf in Diving '39: Firsf in Relay '39: Firsf in Medley Relay '39: Third in I2O-Yard Free Sfyle: Third in Div- ing '38: Three School Efficiency Ribbons. MAl-lER, EDWARD: CAPTAIN. Plans and Training Officer '40: Camp Dallas '37: Craclc Company '37-'39: Execufive Officer of A Company '39: Second Place in Besf Drilled Cadef: Marlqsman Medal af Camp Dallas '37: Five School Efficiency Ribbons. MEREDITH, cARLToNq CAPTAIN. supply Officer Craclc Company '37-'39: Sergeanfs Efficiency in B Company '39: Three School Efficiency Ribbons. MOSS, CLIFTON: CAPTAIN. Band Confesfs '36-'40: Band Music Fesfival '39: Five School Efficiency Ribbons. TAYLOR, BEN: CAPTAlN. Sfaff. Camp Dal- las '38, '39: Craclc Company '38, '39: Pla- foon Leader '39: Rifle Team '40: Second Place in Besf Drilled Cadef Confesf '39: Experf Rifleman af Camp Dallas '39: Cor- porals Efficiency af Camp Dallas '38: Five School Efficiency Ribbons. WINSTON, JOl-lN: CAPTAIN. Company Commander of A Company '40: Camp Dallas '39: Crack Company '38, '39: Pla- foon Leader of A Company '39: Rifle Team '39, '40: Crack Plafoon af Camp Dallas '39: Sharpshoofer Medal af Camp Dallas '39: Five School Efficiency Ribbons. WOOLLEY, BENNETT: CAPTAIN. Baffalion Sfaff '40: Camp Dallas '37-'39: Craclc Company '37-'39: Baffalion Acliufanf '39: Plafoon Leader '38: Craclc Plafoon af Camp Dallas '38: Experf Rifleman af Camp Dallas '39: Five School Efficiency Ribbons. BRYANT, C. A.: FlRST LlEUTENANT. Camp Dallas '38, '39: Craclc Company '37, '38: Plafoon Leader of B Company '39: l-lonor Guard al' Camp Dallas '38: Six School Efficiency Ribbons. CALDWELL, BILL: FlRST LIEUTENANT. Sfafe Band Confesf '37-'40: Dallas Music Fesfival '39, '40: Sfafe Fair Confesf '38: Solo af Band Confesf '40: Solo af Music Fesfival '40: Ensemble al' Music Fesfival '40: Ensemble af Band Confesf '40: Dis- fricf Confesf '38: Efficiency Awards '36- '39: Sergeanf-a+-Arms of Officers Club '39, '4-O. DAlLEY, CHARLES: FlRST LlEUTENANT. Execufive Officer of C Company '40: Camp Dallas '38, '39: Crack Plafoon af Camp Dallas '39: Crack Plafoon Vv'inner '39. Page One I-Izmdrea' Fifty-one Top row: Roger Buddinqfon, Eugene Clonfs, Bob Cox, John Cox, Tommy Flynn. Lower row: Hugh Fowler, J. B. Giddens, Graeme Hunfer, Irvine Jordan, Lawrence McClure. GILMORE, CLARENCE: FIRST LIEUTEN- ANT. Execufive Officer of D Company '1'FO:TreasUTero ','. Execufive Officer of B Company '39, REHKEMPER, BOB: FIRST LIEUTENANT. Execulive Officer of C Company '4O: Crack Company '38, '39: Second Place in Besf Drilled Cadel' Coniesf '39: Plafoon Leader of C Company '39, BARBOSA. CHARLES: SECOND LIEUTEN- ANT. Camp Dallas '38: Craclc Company '39: Crack Plafoon '39: Crack Squad '39: Rifle Team '38, BUDDINGTON. ROGER: SECOND LIEU- TENANT. Band Confesf '37-'4O: Sfafe Fair Confesl' '38: Music Fesiival '39, '40, CLONTS, EUGENE, SECOND LIEUTEN- ANT. Camp Dallas '37, '39: Crack Com- pany '38, '39: Execu+ive Officer of A Company '4Og Experf Rifleman ai Camp Dallas '39. COX, BOB: SECOND LIEUTENANT. Camp Dallas '36, '37g Vice-Presidenf of Officers' Club '39: Privafes' Efficiency af Camp Dal- las '36g Marlcsman Medal af Camp Dallas '36 COX, JOHN: SECOND LIEUTENANT. Camp Dallas '37, '38. Page Our' Humlrfrl Fiffy-fwo FLYNN, TOMMY: SECOND LIEUTENANT. Plafoon Leader of C Company '4Og Crack Plaloon '39: Marlcsman Medal af Camp Dallas '39. FOWLER, HUGH: FIRST LIEUTENANT. Bugler af Camp Dallas '38: S+a'Ie Band Confesfs '38-'4Og Solo Firsi' Division '39: Opereffa Orchesfra '38, '39: Band Min- sfrel '39: All-Cify Band '39: Dallas Counfy Music Confesl' '39. GIDDENS, J. B.: SECOND LIEUTENANT. Plafoon Leader of C Company '39: Camp Dallas '36-'38g School Efficiency Rib- bon '36-'38: Crack Company '36-'39. HUNTER, GRAEME: SECOND LIEUTEN- ANT. Plafoon Leader of D Company '4O: Camp Dallas '39: Crack Company '39: Crack Plafoon '39: Marlcsman Medal al' Camp Dallas '39: Crack Plaioon a+ Camp Dallas '39: Three School Efficiency Ribbons. JORDAN, IRVINE, SECOND LIEUTENANT, Camp Dallas '39: Band Conlesf '37, '38, '4O: Music Feslival '39.' 40. MCCLURE, LAWRENCE: SECOND LIEU- TENANT. Plafoon Leader of A Com- pany '407 Camp Dallas '38, '39: Crack Company '39: Besf Drilled Cadef '39: Marksman Medal af Camp Dallas '39: Crack Plafoon '39: Three School Efficiency Ribbons, Top row: Marghall Nelson, Bill Poole, Bob Slonneger, Clyde Swalwell, Cullum Thompson. Lower row: George Tongue, Billy Wadlingfon, Karl Wahrmund, Ken Winchesfer, Tommy Winn, Ben Wiseman. NELSON, MARSHALL, SECOND LIEUTEN- ANT. Plafoon Leader of C Company '40, Camp Dallas '39, Experf Rifleman al' Camp Dallas '39, Rifle Team '39, '40, Craclc Plafoon '39, POOLE, BILL, SECOND LIEUTENANT. Band Confesl' '38-'40, Efficiency Awards '36-'39, SLONNEGER, BOB: SECOND LIEUTEN- ANT. Plafoon Leader of B Company '40, Craclc Company '38, '39, Crack Plafoon '38, Four School Efficiency Ribbons. SWALWELL, CLYDE, SECOND LIEUTEN- ANT. Plafoon Leader of B Company '40, Camp Dallas '38, '39, Craclc Company '39, Crack Plaloon '39, Marlcsman Medal af Camp Dallas '39, Three School Efficiency Ribbons. THOMPSON, CULLUM, SECOND LIEU- TENANT. Plafoon leader of A Company '40, Camp Dallas '39, Craclc Company '38, '39, Corporals Efficiency '39. TONGUE, GEORGE, SECOND LIEUTEN- ANT. Band Confesfs '37-'40, Music Fes- 'rival '39, '40. WADLINGTON, BILLY, SECOND LIEUTEN- ANT. Band Confesfs '37-'40, Music Fes- lival '39, '4O. WAI-IRMUND, KARL, SECOND LIEUTEN- ANT. Band Confesfs '37-'40, Solo Confesfs '38, Duel' Confesf '38, Music Eesfival '38, WINCI-IESTER, KEN, SECOND LIEUTEN- ANT. Assislanf Drum Maior '39, Band Confesf '40, Music Fesfival '39, '40, Ser- geanls Band Efficiency '39. WINN, TOMMY, SECOND LIEUTENANT. Plafoon Leader of D Company '40, Camp Dallas '38, '39, Mile Medley af Camp Dallas and 880 Run al Camp Dallas. WISEMAN, BEN, SECOND LIEUTENANT. Band Confesf '38, '40, Music Eesfival '39, '40, Camp Dallas '38, Pug: Om' H7lI1l1Y641 Fifty-ilu' CCDMPANV Captain John Winslon Second Lieu+enan+s Eugene Clonls Cullum Thompson Lawrence McClure Firs+ Sergeani' Lulher Pully Sergeanfs Roberf Bouchard Orville Carlwrighf David Dellinger John Grissom Mark Lemmon Bill Monlgomery Jack Morrison Morelle Raiclilile l-ligdon Tarver Corporals John Briggs Rayburn Dye Paul McElroy Jimmy Sullivan Firsf Class Privafes Bob Allen Evererl Brown Bill Carler Buddy Couch Teddy l-lolf David-l'r1'gm'rn lrwing Kleinrnan l-lenry Maher Buddy Morgan Larry Rogers John Scogin Billy Joe Smilh Joe Smilh Bill Wells Priva+es Ted Barrell Louis Beecherl Kenl Boyd Louis Chandler Marlin Crane Dick Duemler Allan Grayson James Gulrhrie George lrwin John Jordan Ray Kenny John Kivlen John Knaur Billy McKee George McLendon Donald McNess Conway M-eere Ed Morgan Jim Randoll Charles Rankin Marshall Rosenfield Bobby Slewarl Elmer Schmid? Gordon Sharrall J. C. Tennison CCDMPANY Cap+ain David lnglish Firsl' Lieufenani Charles Dailey Second Lieu+enan+s Bob Slonneger Clyde Swalwell Firsf Sergeani' Phil Bra u n Sergeanis Ralph Belknap Morjron Bigger Don Chancey Frank l-larmon Ray l-larringlon Byron Luck Granlf Sloddard Corporals Leonce Cozzo David Fox Clarence l-loward Tully Weiss Firsi Class Priva+es Joe Brice Joe Flalh Billy Griffilrh John l-lall Phil Jonsson Rush Klein George Lemmon George Schwifler Sunny Miller John Van Amburgh Privafes Paul Baggarly Eugene Carjrwrighlr Bill Clark I-lal Clark Billy Claiborne Jack Cooper John Cowden Frank Fry Sam Gladney Ed l-lolland Bob lvey Douglas Jenkins Bob Johns Bill Logan Bill Lohman Bill Lovejoy Fred Mangol Charles Morris Wallace Ralsion Richard Rosin Richard Sleizel Leonard Sfone John Taylor Barron Wallace Jim Weilerslen Fred Whilehouse Bill YeHer CCDMPANY Capiain Fred Freeman Firsi' Lieu1'enan'l' Bob Rehkem per Second Lieu'I'enan+s Marshall Nelson Tommy Flynn Firsi' Sergeam' Jimmy Sells Sergeanfs Arch Baker Billy Emrich Lob Exline Jimmy Farrar John Miller Jim Newman Firsi' Class Privaies Bob Carler Mac Burney Evan Siebbins Corporals Roberl Anderson George Dealey Ernesr Jones Billy Kelly Billy Parker Winsion McGee Fred Knighlr Mack Prock l-larry Rickerls Sieve Schneider Paul Schnaffnir Roberl Tribolei J. Lee Vilbig Priva+es Jeff Campbell Jack Chaney Bobby Ellis Dick Garrell' Russell Gilpin Cave Johnson Neil Ledyard Alan Linville Joe Lisman Gene Marwell Jack lvlussler Arris Owen Tom Parker Lawrence Pollack Bobby Read John Robinson Lloyd Smooi Charles Tower Bobby TuHle Bill Weslberry Edward While Ray Wiley Harold Young ..1 CGMPAIXIY Capiain S. M. l-larl Firsl' Lieuienani' Clarence Gilmore Second Lieufenan+s Tommy Winn Graeme l-lunrer Firsl' Sergeanf Larry Ferguson Sergeanls John Blakeney Kemp Clark Randolph Cullum Frank Dennie George Jackson Millon Levy Edward Morey Roderick O'Coner Corporals Thomas Anderson Bill Clark Raymond Willie Billy While Firsi' Class Privafes Billy Bradshaw Henry Bulls Kennelh Crowe Jimmy Dyer Tommy Faulkner Bob l-lawes Ed l-lendrix Bill l-lenry E. C. Massingill Warner Marsh Franklin McCain Dick McCormick Joe Nichols Bob Palmer George Rice Ben Treadaway Bob Volleler Priva+es Don Arnold Grady Bishop Dave Comly Bruce Davis Wade DuBose Charles Faiman l-lugh Frye Mirchell Fullerion Buck Germany Carier l-lolmes Charles l-lull Julius Johnson Jimmy Lufes Bill MacClay Slranley McCoy Melvin McGill Perry Pyle Sranley Rabinowilz Jack Ross John Sequin J. L. Shaw Ed Trimble Billy Walker Randolph Webb BAND Ca p+ain Privafes Bob Abernaihy Firsl' Lieu+enan+ Bill Caldwell Second Lieulenanfs Bob Cox Jack Cox Roger Buddinglon Irvine Jordan George Tongue Carl Wahrmund Carroll Webb Ken Winchesier Ben Wiseman Masfer Sergeani' Clifford Moore Firsi Sergeani' Billy McLeod Brooks Miichell Billy Moore Alvin Noyes Buddy Thompson Frank Trammell Corporals Alex Branslord Tom Cleary l-laughlon Flippen Clarence Kenyon Nelh Leachman Dick Lanham Elberl Marshall Bob Shimer l-larold Arlhur Firsi' Class Privaies Damon Anderson Klein Adkisson Donald Bennell Fred Bolanz Bill Bosworih Johnny Carler Bob Clardy Jimmy Dale Billy Erch Billy Griffin l-larvey Guice Peier Keese Reuben Knighl Jack Koons Bill Maddox Jim Malhis Bill Maxwell l-loward Mauldin S+a'FF Sergean+s Donald Cross Dale McFadden David Sweeney Jim Sweeney Elgin Ware Sergeanis Tom Broad Paul Brooks Ber+ Cree John Crow James File Marvin Brown Billy Clayion Roy Goodearle C. J. Greene Myer l-larris Kennelh Higgins Bill Jones Richard Jordan Fla Lewis Gene Mclflvaney Pele Plyer John Rauscher David Redman Sidney Schiff Malcolm Wilson Joe McGowan Siuarl McGregor Joe Paul Miichel Bill New+on Vinceni O'Connor Richard Oheim Joe Perry Richard Rankin Johnny Rulledge Charles Siill Billy Walers Lloyd Wilson Billy Wood Harris Yarbrough Maier Hcrlihy presenTs SergeanT Byron Luclc wlTh a l-learsf Trophy medal l-lugh Fowler, FirsT Division NaTional Solo ConTe5T Winner, and The insTrumenT ThaT broughT him Tame Social liTe oT The soldler aT The ChrTsTrnas R.O.T.C. Dance. ComplimenTs of Dads' Club Explanahon OT Specnal Orders by The hugh mogul Colonel Wwllre WesTon T And GUI? ADVERTIS Page American Beauly Cover Company ........,. , I88 Ashburn Ice Cream ..,,..,,...............,.,.... ...... I 88 Band Box ................,,..,.,. ..,.... I 8I Bekins Van and Slorage .,.... ....... I 83 Berry's Pharmacy ........., ,, ....... I69 BonneH'e Millinery ...,.... .,.,.. I 88 Brinker's Grocery ..4...,.....,,,.. ....... I 64 Buell Lumber Company ....,.... ....,.. I 79 BurIon's Flower Shop ....., ,.I.,. I 77 Burler Variery Slore .. ....I., I69 Calder Xe Campbell ...,..,. .,.... I 78 Charles' Beauly Shop ....... ...,.. I 66 Clark X4 Johnson ..........,.,,. ....,.. I 75 Counlry Club Pharmacy ........., ,...... I 73 Crummer Company ......... . ..,.. I77 Dad's Club ........,..,.....,.. ....... I 59 Dallas Counlry Club ...,.I......,,..... ...,... I 67 Dallas Music Company .........,.......,..,... . .,.,... I66 Dallas Railway and Terminal Company ..,.... I65 Denison Sfudios ....................,,,...........,......... . I70 Dickinson's Velerinary I-Iospilal ....I.... ..,... I 75 Flower Marr ,.,.,..,,.,...4................. ..... . I69 Flippen-Pralher Company ..,... I.,.... I 83 Folsom Company .,.....4...,. .,... . I75 Frieda's Beaury Shop ...... ..,.... I 85 Gable Elecrric Service ..,....I . ,..., I73 Graybar Eleclric Company ...,.4, ..,..,. I 84 Goggans 84 Rifchie ......,.,.,...,. ..,.., I 88 Goodmans Caleleria ......,. ......, I 70 I-larben-Spells Company .. .,.. I74 I-Iillcresl Hardware ..,,.,... ,,.. . I69 I-Iillcresr Srare Bank ,4.,.......... .....,. I 64 Jaggars-Chiles-Slrovall, Inc. ,. .,..... I68 Rulh Jenkins .,.,,...,.,....,........ . . ...,... I84 E. M. Kahn 84 Company ..... ...., I I8I Leachman Laundry ....., LobeIIo's ..,....,.,.,.,..,. Maieslic Cleaners MarI'ha Washinglon ...,... ERS Page I66 I84 I75 I64 M. E. Moses Company ....,,.,. ..,,. I 70 Muslang Golf Course .,.,..,.......,.,.....,..,.,........ . I88 Ourdoor Eleclric Adverlising Company ..4,,,, I64 Parenlr-Teacher Associalion ....,,..,......, I25 Peaslee Gaulberr Corporalion ..,. . I79 Plaza Beauly Shop .....,....,........... ..... I 69 Porrer Bennell Radio ............ ..... I 77 Pracrical Drawing Company ,,..... I73 Rendezvous Sfables ....,,,...,... ..... I 77 Ring 84 Brewer ,.,.4,......,........ ..... I 75 Ross Collier Service Slalion , I73 Sharp I-Iardware .......,..,,. SkiIIern's Drug ..,., I79 I89 Soulhland Life ,.... .,.,,,....,....... ..., . . .. I8I Soulhwesfern Engraving Company ...... . I9I Sleger Dress Shop ..,...................,.,,,.,,,. ..,.. I 73 Dr. Surphin .....,..... I88 Sfuarl' Florisfs .,,,..,....4,. Taylor-Made I-lomes ..I.. Tennessee Dairies .....,., Thurman Randle ...... .. , I88 I64 I82 I65 Tols 8: Teens Shop ...,.............,.,.,4.. . I7O Village Eleclric Appliance Company ...,, , I88 Walker Dress Shop ,..,...............,.........,.r.,.s...... I84 Weslinghouse Fleclric Supply Company .,.s,. I69 F. I-I. While Cleaning Company ......,......,.,..,, I70 Whillle Music Company ,,...,.,.,,.. .... I 73 Wilcox Lumber Company ....,,., I77 Wilkinson Prinling Company ......, ...., I 90 Wyall Food Slores ...,.....,.,.,...,., ,,... I 85 A. Zeese Engraving Company .4..,.,. ,, .. I76 Page One H uwdred Sixty-three Hillcrest StateBank tn ' niverstty Park Established ten years ago for the convenience of the residents of Highland Park and University Park. Now in our new home,,Hillcrest and Haynie, equipped to render efficiently all financial services. Mernber Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 7 Q BRINKER GROCERY ' Grocery, Market and Bakery at V 2906 Greenville Avenue 6709 Preston Road Phone 3-8112 Phone 5-2184 6323 Gaston Avenue Phone 8-9177 5 - Daily Deliveries - 5 Cafeteria Service, Preston Road Store Sandwiches Lunches Dinners Advertising, nc. AN Compliments of ., I K '. 953.1 1 hopes that each and every one of Q! P. D. GROSS you will carry on the fine traditions Highland Park Shopping Village inculcated by the splendid school you are now leaving! C on gratulations! Klflfczfffy gliompson, Pfefidfnf- 1 JOHN W. TAYLOR General Contractor 1 X DALLAS, TEXAS P g Our lIltlIAlI'L'tlSlA'1j'-f0Zll' THIIRMAN RANDLE 81 GUMPANY 208 N. 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' Dallas-and Texas-have need of responsible young men and ll , Women, leaders of tomorrow, who can carry on the Work of living, building homes, and conducting business. y It is a challenge from nature, this adventure of living-one which demands the entire resources of mind, body, and soul. By P accepting this challenge in a conscientious manner, you can deter- mine your future-and the future of your community and State. l l l 4 Y , , Page Om' H11 mlrml Scvmzty-two Nl MASTERPIECE Tablets, Fillers and School Papers are known and used for their standard quality and uniformity, and the wide acceptance by both teachers and pupils in Highland Park Schools is evidence of MASTERPIECE popularity. We also distribute Art and Crafts Materials, School Furniture and Equipment, and Fine Art Prints. PRACTICAL DRAWING CO. DALLAS TEXAS l i l CABLE ELECTRIC SERVICE REBBIE STEGER DRESS sHoP Contractors and Engineers i y L 6821 Snider Plaza Phone 5-3188 Oak awn J Q22 if buavtnvrmwc MUSICALE y l . A P 28.8 1213 ELM STREET DALLAS, TEXAS l A 4,8 Q C E 2 F2 COUNTRY CLUB PHARMACY gi' X Mix W. C. HUDGINS, Owner gf 4 ' in We Have It - Ask Your Doctor PMASJ-' if 5 Phohos 5-5118, 5-0059 ,lf g Preston Road at Normandy sfjf x j N1 - Q E1 ROSS COLLIER,S SERVICE if iii? 'VC i STATION 'Q Hi hland Park sho in Vina o l y ,, 8 PP 8 8 Phones, 5-1026 and 5-0173 Finest Wash and Grease fobs Page One Humlrccl Seventy-0 1 ..f'ow1f P ' f' fzttdlhg Pu6liAlning 4: C .. . ' I ' ' Mrioohcczgf 'K pugbcafiond 'K 6czfaf0g1f1,e:5 Harben-Spotts Co., Inc Dallas..2-2780 Richards0n..2 Compliments 1 R l 85 B R E W E R Mz'!i!ory and Sports Wear 1803 ELM STREET l Dr. Ray T. Dickinson 9 F 1 CLARK AND JOHNSON,S BETTER FOODS Free Delivery Service , Ph 5-3141 Cedar Springs at Pearl one 4 Dallas MAJESTIC CLEANERS 1 Personal Service Hospital Phone 2-9281 Res. Phone 58-1424 Phone 5-0216 4123 Oak Lawn 1 1 A u If lx Eff . fpi. ,,,, ji' .. . . Q I: T . -F We 1 . ' -E e y . . y gm - 52 E24- ' 1 g t AQ, Q 3 -i M-11:1 gf - ' zni l lj -- ,. .w H iw Q . as f i Ez ziiaaas.. - lf. l , , , y . W. g ll fe Curklaur Fireplace Heater n at W . . . sc if E The Only Ejicient Fireplace Heater Built X M3 ig iff! X All the cheeriness, coziness and decorative Fi ik features of the fireplace are retained when y N' ilfmfv ' a CIRKLAIR Fireplace Gas Heater is in- 4' etwigrfgjg stalled-quickly installed without damag- y E A 'skfei ing fireplace-provides a gas heating unit 1 Q f that maintains comfortable temperature, 1 1 2 -5 :Q banishes frigid floors and cold corners. y y eww bfi' Call us for name of dealer or visit our dis- 1 we M. G Q .lf play for demonstration. y y 'A x . Q., A I . . . . . 2 Cirklair Products D1v1s1on y The Folsom Company Since 1909 y 509-15 Elm Street Phone 7-9803 g g DALLAS, '1:EXgAS Page One H1mrlrea' Seventy-fi1J r 'ENGRAWNG K ffl Nthe embodiment skill and handiwork, demands a care, a faith and a hope that can only be acquired through inherent ability, a desireftofdo and a time-proven experience. All of these requirements of craftsmanship give vivid proof of their existence in the craftsmen of the Cyfouse of Zeese by the superiority and individu- ality of the finished product. fx. fx fx fx A.ZEESE IENGRAVING Co Dallas,Texas On c H1z11r11'mI Sezmly- ESE Compliments of A. D CENSORED of Young Amerzm BURTONS Orchids and Flowers 3323 Oak Lawn Avenue Flower Phone 5-3161 Q7 , A Dixcrimimzling Service for Parlicular cummm A Porter T' Bennett Y0u'reAlways Welcomeat Superior I A Il Q Sum RENDEZVOUS STABLES f Lawn, Dallas, Texas Phan! , T ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 'A 'A ' 'O 1 Speczkzlzlvzs 191 ' Texas Municipal Bonds IGHEETHIGSM CRUMMER PANYQ INC. HIEHLHHDEHS or ,,. r E Kirby Building Dallas, Texas HOUSTON SAN ANTONIO FORT WORTH PLAINVIEW J. M. WILCCIX 81 CCI. LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS Call U 5 for All of Your Building Needs SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINT 4611 Cole Avenue Phone 5-4165 Y J , Page One H unclrca' Seventy- :ll with our coats off We work with our coats off . . . and . . . We make your advertising dollars work the same way. That's the Way to get the job done, is our experience. If you Want advertising, sales counsel or commercial art for results . . . profitable results . . . we'd welcome the opportunity to explain our service in more detail. Call us . . . 7-2915 . . . and let's set a time for a friendly visit . . . there'1l be no obli- gation but plenty of appreciation. 7-2913 is the number! FRANK STANLEY ADVERTISING AND SALES COUNSEL . . . LINZ BUILDING DALLAS One H1L11tI1'0!i Seve11ly-cigfo! Compliments of PEA LEE-G ULBERT CORPOR TIO R. E. PEA K E Vice-President and Manager B ELLL BER MFG.CO. JOBBERS OF SASH, DOORS, GLASS AND BENJAMIN MOORE PAINTS RETAIL LUMBER MILL WORK DALLAS, TEXAS G? ESTABLISHED 1921 L. J . S HARP HARDWARE DALLAS' MOST COMPLETE HARDWARE STORE We have it, or it will be hard to find 4105 Oak Lawn Phone 5-2181 6715 Preston Road Phone 5-2185 A O X y P R, .1 sky ,. YTD ' X X M , YW 1 f- . I 'raw 3 IJ' ff CYZLEL . 1 f 51, ,,f..w's ff :A W' I TE .P gQM,. iq RX U gf YX nf ,.., . . ' wif fQiQ W A132 236 A ' 'Tw 'YI 'f A F fait' 4?Fffg2?f ' 'I A AAA A will A-Af ,M WEL S ,vi . ,,,. 1 1 V I if ggi: tk Sw xx Q Page Om' H undrefl S 2. C. f Y? 192 A . . A 'Q' A . :' ' cw W1 is 'h Dwi? 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'S 5 9 f,f'j3i '- NX A bi Z 1 fy wg ,ff if ffl H Lv',:2 QF f zzf' X M M -::: X' 'WLAN 1 b . , ,Q 5 x QD-S M, A6 NAM B V i N J : M4 , ,Qz 'ul V nl, Q95 wi f' f - U I , 9 M'A 'x ,f. N A ..,, Q. .., ' - i GLN bi 1432, X, , ,X ' Q iii? 4-a , f ' , ,X rg fQ'fJ3-MWQQMNM 5 A, , if fm ty f' W If i, ,r,'N ., - 'Q ,' A--ex 1 5 . Y, ,J 3' 'A ,K - wffwfgg? f? - ' 5 , ,, 5 ,wg gg Q 5 f My fx, 0 y 3 fwiwirf Ax 5 F1755 ww ,, fffgfff' ' X Ni Mmmwixy gy ff 4 ' E , gpg? x.M..w Q ww Page One Hundred Eighty ROBERT BURNS . . . knew a thing or two when he wrote My Heart Is in the Highlands. Our hearts are in the Highlands, too, because of the scores of Highlanders whose education and future are protected by Southland Life policies. ASK THE DAD WHO OWNS ONE Southland Life Insurance Co. HOME OFFICE . . . DALLAS Cfoairmavz of the Board JOHN W. CARPENTER Presidenlf A. MORGAN DUKE C9 THE BAND BOX HIGHLAND PARK SHOPPING VILLAGE GIFTS AND PERSONALIZED STATIONERY HOME AND COCKTAIL y DECORATIONS NAPKINS I Confgramlationf Seniorf ! Make that Graduation Day one always to be remembered with your class ring or pin. THERE has been a friendship between you of Hi Park Hi and this store which we appre- ciate, that we hope you'll carry on through the years........ C, r fly . 'l,VlfC-Sflyf I U3 G9 Ol? ' I I CLASS RINGS, THE BAND BOX I E K PINS AND Headquarters O I INVITATIONS for Senior Rings A Phone 58-2717 8 C0 Main and Elm Q at Lamar ' Pagc' Om' HIl7lIIfC'!i Ei 8 TENNESSEE DAIRY MILK 64The W0rld's Safest Milk, fired E1 bt f-two BEST WISHES 5 TU THE CLASS -A YQQQA, W Q9 .A of a f Ut. lx SERENAS if 'J-' o o IN THE 'X NIGQI-LT ' If from FUQON X Y' Belang? Van Storage Co. Hi Nami' nm? Weyf An Address of Distinction Without the Penalty of Added Cost HWE SELL HAPPINESS F!z'ppen-Prather Realty Co. OWNERS AND DEVELOPERS H Phone 5-1187 4600 Preston Road H 71 ml ral Eigh Complzmenziv of F rz'emz'5 0 Beet W Zfbef to the Clan of 194 0 r a y b a ELECTRIC CCIMPANY, INC DALLAS Q -- cguffi gengilza FLOWER SHOP COMPLIMENTS OF The Best in Flowers HIGHLAND PARK SHOPPING VILLAGE Phones 5-5158 and 5-5139 e lyogaffo Z FVVQZZEZZ ON OAK LAWN f!b'z.s41.s1-cyafy Eoafi AND PLAY CLOTHFS HOSIERY COSTUME JEWELR O H flredEigloi y-four , w x if I H N 4:ff,. LARRY Qpams WQLPQM WQLF5 9 Wyatt Food Stores flinizffg 'sliggeawiy GZOH ua tty eauty ervzce Specialist in Biliter lgqrxgaxgnt Waving our Ome Own Tocer 4130 Loma ziggy, rs. me a rulglflxgne 5-9802 w w w Page Om' Hundred Eighty-five l ww g Kimi, i w imkw il Wm gnf. 5, eiiwg l For Your Convenience A COMPLETE GENERAL ELECTRIC STORE in the HIGHLAND PARK SHOPPING VILLAGE General Electric Re fri gerators, Dishwashers, Ran ges, Radios, Roper Gas Ran ges, Ma git Che f, Phonograph Records Village Electric Appliance Co. RECORDS Compliments ol a Friend QUALITY COUNTS Ashburn's Ice Cream ALWAYS GOOD Knox Street Phone 5-3321 Congratulations Highlanders DR. M. E. SUTPHIN GENERAL PRACTICE Phone 5-9936 Day 86 Night Calls fa lfggoizizielle hop I-IATS OF DISTINCTION Highland Park Shopping Village Phone 5-5549 l l In sincere appreciation of the patronage andTfriendship of the entire l student body and faculty of the Dallas High Schools for the past 16 years. American Beaut over Co. 2002-8 Field Street The Cover on This Book Was Produced in This Plant Coolest Pleasure Spot in Dallas Mustang Miniature Golf Course One Block East of S. M. U. Football Stadium on M ki b' d La OC ng I7 ne ISC till 7 p. m. Nites, 25C Sundays, ISC till 3 p. m. Special Rates Lo Parties Show Your Copy ofthe Annual to Our Cashier and Play Free Round of Golf on the House 9 l H. G. GOGGANS R. A. RITCHIE WILLIAM P. GOAR J. B. STIGAI.L,jR. GOGGANS 86 RITCI-IIE ATTORNEYS AT LAW l3lO Kirby Building One Hzmdrcd Eighty-eight H MLS , VV , . 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Since its he- ginning twenty-live years ago it has progressed with each moclern aclvance- ment in eclucation that was macle hut always continuing to clevelop a Well rounclecl stuclent that has typihiecl High- lanfl Parlc. It has loeen our pleasure to help recorcl these yearsuof progress ancl achievement of a school so Fine as this. SUUTHWESTEHN ENGHAVING IIUMPANY nf DALLAS DALLAS - TEXAS PgO IIrIrlN y Confucius say: Woolley and Turner can resl eller High lander is oul, bul mol before. 5