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

Text from Pages 1 - 198 of the 1946 volume:

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SUSIE SMITH Editor-i1z-Chief WALLY LOVEJOY Business Manager Dedication To COACH ECK CURTIS, whose quiet, unassum- ing spirit of leadership and of good sportsmanship has been an inspiration to all Hi Parkers, the Senior Class dedicates the 1946 Highlander. U45 wr , fQ7X ,ll -mf L If ,f .A , 'ek F A N I I ALT ' Y X- , V 1 is V v Y A ,, it ' ' LV x ' 5 , W-1.3! W. 2 ' JJ: , 122355 A I A I , ., .1 5 vswfgbo 'Fri Ns.: I fm,-Q. L Page Five ,x 1 X1 A' v lf' xx ,ff ff XXX HEX , 7' wi I iw f iQ1ggZ,f Xf k f n I VV I . X if 4,1 ,M f X I fgflff ,f X, i VY Jllx, u, X X QE! - - ,J ' X L . xx J V K v ' XX Cf- 4, XC X 2'-ix 1 ,7 4 -' . ff! W Q Ni A x, X3 K ,Xl Q Q fffw Q X . D53 'xl VA ENLL1' ? fx? Jr,-'Wa' 'E 1- xg Swffiff -J 3 , .'lxA!gf1a?' If I H . f ' W ig. ,J-, ,ff N gk R' :t h x isa, x px I' 4 it X . W f Z F M. -N..-.,,:,W X f gk A f- wr i Apr A ' Xxf ' 'QT' M ' V ' ' . I, ' . ' ' , -' Q ' 11:31 '- - xx , v A -0-W + xx X k . 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BOWLBY Assistant Principal Highlana' Park Senior High School Page Eleven l J wk' . ,, ECK CURTIS Director of Health anal Physical Instruction Page Twelve W. P. HERRING Business Manager Highland Park Schools MRS. BEN C. BALL President Parent-Teacher Association ERNEST L. TUTT President Park Cities Dads Club Page Thirteen T011 row: Dabney, Dial, Dunaway, Dyer, Gillon. Second row: Graham, Gunn, Harrison, L. Kidd, Howard. Third row: Hutchison, Inmon, James, Jarrett, Jeffers. W. Y. Dabney, A.B. Mathematics Nancy Ella Dial, A.B. Art Thelma Dunaway, M.A. English Katherine Dyer Attendance Secretary Grace Gillon, A.B. Registrar Page Fourteen FACULTY H. L. Graham, M.S. Biology Jeanne Gunn, B.A. journalism and English Peggy Harrison, M.A. Public Speaking and English F. R. Hightower, Lt. CSJ U.S.N.R. Comvnandant of Cadets H. B. Howard, M.A. Economics and Government Nancy Hutchison, B.A. Mathematics Carrie Inmon, M.A. Counselor Louise James, B.A. English Neil Jarett, M.A. French and Spanish Bruce E. Jeffers, B.A. Mathematics Top row: Agotta, Akin, Barham, L. Barry, Bartosch. Second row: E. Berry, Betts, Binnion, Boroughs, Boyd. Third row: L. Bradfield, M. Bradfield, Casey, Clernents, Coleman. Mrs. Michael Agotta, B.S. Librarian and Library Science Raymond M. Akin, B.A. Biology Ruby Barham, M.B.A. Covnmcrcial Lorcnc Barry, M.E. Music Education Julia Ann Bartosch, R.N. Health Education FACULTY Mrs. E. B. Berry, B.S. Physical Education Flora May Betts, M.A. Chemistry and Biology Ralph E. Binnion, M.A. Economics Col. Emerson 1. Boroughs, B.M.E. Band Lila Hazelle Boyd, M.A. Spanish Mrs. Lois Bradfield, M.A. English Myrtillie Bradfield, M.A. Latin Newman F. Casey, B.S. R.O.T.C. and Axsistan! C0lIlll1d71lIUl1f Betty Clements, B.S. Mechanical Drawing Rebecca Coleman, M.A. Spanish Page Fifteen Top row: Johnson, Kidd, I. M. Lacy, J. M. Lacy, Marshall. Second row: A. Martin, P. Martin, Masters, Miller, Morgan. Third row: Orr, Reynolds, Rockefeller, Sauer, Short. Ellen johnson, M.A. English Lorine H. Kidd, M.A. Mathematics Ogden Kidd, M.A. Mathematics Iva Mae Lacy, M.A. English James M. Lacy, M.A. Chemistry Page Sixteen FACULTY Paul Ledbetter, M.A. History C. H. Marshall, M.S. Physics Mrs. Hubert D. Marti English Princess Martin, M.A. Counselor for Senio Hilda Masters, M.A. Latin n, B.A. TS Mrs. I. O. Miller, M.A. History Herman Morgan, B.S. Physical Education Catherine F. Orr, M.B.A. Secretary Mrs. Estes Reynolds, M.S. Commercial Mrs. A. R. Rockefeller, B.A. Orchestra and Ensemble Top row: Sitz, Smith, Sorrells, Stewart, Story. Second row: Thornell, Van Buskirk, Walters, Wasson, Watson. Third row: Wilhife, Williams, Wilson, Wisscman. Sergeant Chris Rortvedt R.O.T.C. Margaret Sauer, B.A. Biology Mrs. G. T. Short, M.A. History Edna Mae Simmons, B.F.A. Orchestra Gladys Sitz, M.A. English Merle Smith, M.A. Mathematics FACULTY Mathernatirs Mary Stewart, M.A. English Frank J. Story, M.A. Spanish Mfsergeant Claude Thompson R.O.T.C. Eleanor Thornell, B.A. History Penelope Van Buskirk, B.S. Physiral Education Catherine Walters, B.A. Mathematics Margaret Wasson, M.A. English Gynne Watson, B.S. Physical Education Clifton Wilhite, M.E. History, Counselor Leda Nash Williams, M.A. English , Grace Wilson, M.A. English Harry Wisseman, M.A. Mathematics Page Seventeen 52 fu: .ici udp' 1 ., f f .f fs- B' , , nu ' 4+ '7 b.-,,,...- f- --1-T ..., , cm 4'urbgmNE--6 i V ? -it 42 X NA Nw I x Ln the Saddle Q English and Public Speaking Left to -right: Looking over the latest platters of poetry for English class Cshucksj, Tenders of the library post posters. Audio-Visual training-transcriptions to us. Pat gets some pointers. J Station HPHS with ,Miss Harrisorfs latest program. Miss Stewart, Ruth Ann, Lily, and Barbara- our representatives at the big Southwest Book Fair. Social Studies Posting posters of historical events. Alice explores Alaska as a possible air route ffine va cation stop, hLll'l?D. Tom and Bobby take over the problem of Iran. Rehashing This Week. Concentration for historical movie. They claim it's not the funnies-but Nnlionnl Scbo lustif. Citizens of one world. Mathematics Almoxl everyone is intersted in the proof. Mrs. Hutchison and George explore that fascinating study of the alphabet-algebra. They,re holding their breath, Mr. Wisseman. Hold that line, Mrs. Kidd! Ring three bells and look back over that fence, boys- Mrs. Sorrells has that uldentityi' look in her eye! Boy, has Mr. Jeffers got 'em trained! Looks like a keen proof from here, Miss Walters. Science Vint, in typical pose, But why, Mr. Marshall? Pulleys-- Turrible, turrible, turrifically turriblef' The little Curtis with Bozo-first place Winner in state science Cllntesta Test tubes and stuff-so We guess this is a chemistry class. Wllat, no WRR? OOOOO-cutting up frogs. F Z - Languages Sharp and Miss Bradfield hunt derivatives. Mr. Story's class on the fatal day. Tsh, tsh, Mr. Jarrett, no prompting, please! Could it be that someone is being heckied, Miss Coleman? C' Que es In fecha, Miss Boyd? Miss Masters and her Latin 8'ers,' yodel at Christmas party. Physical Education Watch thc birdie, Doris. X First aid-looks vaguely like tumbling, though. Miss Van Buskirk takes the roll in true style. And they say girls' basketball is sissy stuff! Set it up and spike it! Looks like the ball's going in???? The trouble is-all the girls clonit look like this tumbling. when Physical Education Ouch!-Losers take rap, but the Winners seem to be having fun. Wlieelbarrow race for so they cell melj. 1, 2, 3, 4,faW, not so fast, Mr. Morgan. Bull dozer-:md who said war was worse? Hot dog!-somebody made a basket. They call it tumbling. Whose idea of usporf' is this? Bill Conn has nothing on them. mr' xr. Music Leff lo rigbl: Miss Simmons strikes up the band Qbeg pardon, the orches- traj. Choral clubbers-pretty as I1 picture. Colonel Boroughs seems to be giving 21 serious swing to that baton. The Gondoliersl'-and of course Crosby would appear in sport shirt on the night of dress rehearsal. Chorus takes it on the down heat as Miss Barry pounds the ivorics fro use the vernuculurj. The choir rings in one of the Seniorls big days-Commencb ment Sermon. Blowers of the horn-the orchestra's brass C?j section. It's that devastating, scintillating, promise-breaking, marriage- making Duchess of Plaza-Toro. The Qffices Susie Soph has a problem for twoj, Miss Inmon. Miss Martin helps George decide about next year HPHS? Your excuse? Well, Mrs. Dyer, it's this way. Transfers thank their lucky stars for Miss Gillon. Tardy line-'Nuff said! 'llf you have nothing to do, don't do it here. Miss Orr Writes the notice of a holiday! -MIT or me A fir A- -if 'CMJ li f Qu 'fav la 2' 411, im ,. IQA' :Eg I li l ' eine T . J '14 ' , V X Q h , x 5 L L ftl - yi l 1 N In , xi rx J 'A f W' f, 'i 'r 5 N' N if if s i new ' J. L5eC'31' xf9f2L1v Q OFFICERS OF THE JANUARY CLASS Bill Moxley . . Bill Weatherford Mary Lutrick . Jeanne Broadnax Colonel Casey . OFFIC Rush Pierce . Russell Day . . Sarah Butte . Janet Warner . Mr. Morgan . ERS OF THE JUNE CL . . President Vice-President . Treasurer . . Secretary . . Sponsor ASS . . President Vice-President . Treasurer . . Secretary . . Sponsor Oh, boy! What did Santy bring the Colonel? The January class officers, Pete, Mary, Jean, and Mox make sure they aren,t gyppcd. x f !.M V dh A . Hi Park's chuck wagon does a rousing business with the officers of the june class-'lRrrrr', Rush, Janet, Sarah, and sponsor Heinlein Morgan. , Icmucxry ADAMS, JAMES WALTER, JR. JlMMIE National Honor Society 1945-'46, Senior Play 1946, Student Coun- cil 1944, R. O. T. C. 1943-'46, Dads Club Award 1946, Everts Award 1946. ALLEN, SHARON LYNNE Cheerleader 1945, Senior Play 1946, Band Queen 1944-'45, Highlander Honey 1945, Hi-Lites 1943-'46, Travel Club 1943-'44. ANAGNOS, KATHERINE National Honor Society 19455- '46, Quill ad Scroll 1945-'46, Bagpipe Staff 1944-'46, Hall of Fame 1945, Student Council 1944, Four-year Linz Pin. ANDERSON, HELEN JEAN HELLO Major Hi-Lite Brigade 1945, Student Council 1943-'44, Everts Award 1946, Senior Play 1946, Travel Club 1943-'44, Intramural Sports 1943. APPERSON, PATSY JEANNE HPATU Hi-Lites 1943-'46, Riding Club 1945-'46, Intramural Sports 1943- ,44, Library Committee 1944- '45, Hi-Lite Brigade 1944, '45, Dads Club Award 1946. BARRY, WALTER DANIEL. JR. Senior Play 1946, R. O. T. C. 1944-'46, Dramatic Club 1945, '46, Hi-Y 1945. Page Thirty-two Cloiss BINION, BETTY ANN Hi-Lites 1943-'46, Senior Play 1946, Library Committee 1943- '46, Hi-Lite Brigade 1945. BODINE, ALICE JEAN 1-li-Lites 1943-'45, Operetta 1943, G. I. Frolics 1944, Highland Fling 1945, Home Room President 1945, Dads Club Award 1945. BRISTOL, TEDDY JOE CATMAN Football 1944, Track 1944, '45, H-Association 1944, '45, Band 1943, '44, First Lieutenant R. O. T. C. 1945, '46, Hi-Y 1943- '46. BROADNAX, JEANNE MARIE B-NAX Hi-Lite Historian 1943, '44, Jun- ior Representative Student Coun- cil 1944, '45, National Honor Society 1945,, '46, Class Secretar, 1945, '46, Company Queen 1944, Highlander Staff 1945. Y BURNS, LAURA Hi-Lites 1943-'46, Travel Club 1944-'46, Dramatics 1944, '45, Art Club 1943, '44-. BUTLER, HORACE BUNNY Football 1944, '45, Track 1943, '44, H-Association 1944-'46, First Lieutenant R. O. T. C. 1945, '46, Band 1943, '44, Hi-Y 1943-'46. SENIORS CANTWELL, JAMES WILLIAM JIMMIE Secretary Homeroom 1943, 144, Hi-Y 1943-'45, B-Team Football 1943, Second Lieutenant R. O. T. C. 1945, '46, Football 1944, '45, Officers Club 1945, '46. COHEN, CONSTANCE CONNIE Intramural Sports 1945, Hi-Lite Brigade 1945, Senior Play 1946, Linz Pin 1946, Everts Award, Hi-Lites 1943-'45. COUGHANOUR, NELLIE .IEANNE Intramurals 1943-'45, Hi-Lites 1943-'45, Home Room Vice-Pres- ident 1945, Linz Pin 1942-'46, Seior Play 1946, Travel Club 1945. CROWELL, EDWARD ELTON, Il Maier, R. O. T. C. 1945, 146, Highlander Staff 1945, '46, Bag- pipe Staff 1945, '46, Linz Pin 1943-145, '46, Linz Pin 1943-,,45. Officers Club 1945, '46, Camp Dallas 1943-'45. DANIELS, JOAN MARIE Hi-Lites 1943-'46, Intramural Sports 1943-'46, Riding Club 1945, '46, Library Committee 1945, '46, DAVIDSON, FRANK TRAVIS PAQUITO Dads Club Award 1945, Band 1943-'46, Second Lieutenant R. O. T. C. 1945, Vice President Home Room 1944, Officers Club 1945, '46, State and City Band Contests 1943-146. SENIORS DAVIS, CHARLES WASHINGTON CI-lARLEY R. O. T. C. 1943-'46, Hi-Y 1943-'45. DESOBRY, EMILY JANE EMILE Student Council 1945, Senior Play 1946, Dramatic Club 1945, Hi-Lites 1943-'46, Hi-Lite Brig- ade 1945. DIXON, JAMES OWEN JIMMY Football 1944, '45, I-I-Association 1945, '46, Captain R. O. T. C. 1945, '46, Hi-Y 1942-'46, B- Team Football 1942. Q DUGGAN, RANDOLPH FREEMAN RANDY Hi-Y 1942-'45, Travel Club 1944, H-Association 1945, '46, Track 1944, '45, R. O. T. C. 1942-,44. DUSHMAN, HELEN LORRAINE Linz Pin 1946, Hi-Lltes 1943- '45, Dads Club Award 1943, Travel Club 1944, Library Com- mittee 1945. ELLIOTT, BILLY ERNEST BIG BILL Football 1943-'46, All-State Foot- ball 1946, H-Association 1943- '46, HI-Y 1943-'46, B-Team Basketball 1943, B-Team Baseball 1943. Page Thirty-lla ree SENIORS ENGl.lSH,VlRGINlA ROSE Senior Play 1946, Hi-Lites 1942- '46, Travel Club 1944-'46, Four- Year Linz Pin, Hi-Lite Brigade 1945, '46, Everts Award. GEALY, FRED DANIEI., JR. UDANH Vice-President of Student Coun- cil 1945, '46, President Interna- tionalists. Club 1945, '46, Senior Play 1946, State and City Band Contests 1943-'46, Band Drum Major 1945, '46, Captain R. O. T. C. 1945, '46. GOl.DMAN,WlNFREY WOZENCRAFT National Ho-nor Society 1945, '46, Quill and Scroll, 1945, '46, Linz Pins 1943, '44, Lieutenant Colo- nel R. O. T. C. 1945, '46, Of- ficers Club 1944, '45, Bagpipe Staff 1945, '46. GREEVES, ROBERT CLARK. JR. 115051, Linz Pins 1943, '44, R. O. T. C. 1943-'45, Everts Award 1946, Hi-Y 1943, '44. , GRIMES, FRANCES LOUISE WAl.D0 . Hi-Lite Brigade 1944, Hi-Lites 1943-'46, Intramural Sports 1943, Library Committee 1944, Travel Club 1943. HARDIN, TOM JARREAU President Officers Club 1945, '46, Senior Play 1946, Crack Platoon 1944, Captain R. O. T. C. 1945, '46, Highlander Staff 1945, '46 Hi-Y 1943-'46, Page Thirty-four SENIORS HARPER, BARBARA JEANNE GEORGE Linz Pins 1945, '46, Intramural Sports 1945, Hi-Lites 1943-'46. HEATH, EDWIN D. THE HEAD Hi-Y 1943-'46, R. O. T. C. 1943- '46. HIGGINBOTHAM, JOHN TAYLOR HIGGI Linz Pins 1943, '44, President Home Room 1944, Hi-Y 1943- '46, R. 0. T. C. 1943-'46, Camp Dallas 1944, '45, Everts Award 1946. HYER, JEANNE President Home Room 1945, Li- brary Committee 1943-'45, Vice- Presiclent Home Room 1944, Hi- Lites 1943-'45, Dramatic Club 1943, '44, G. I. Frolics 1944. IGLEHART, MARY LOU lGGIE Hi-Lite Historian 1945, Bagpipe Staff 1944, '45, Hall of Fame 1944, '45, Quill and Scroll 1944- '46, Senior Play 1946, Everts Award 1946. JOHNSTON, MARGARET LEAH IIMEGII Hi-Lites 1943-'46, Dramatic Club 1945, '46, Travel Club 1945, Hi-Lite Brigade 1945. SENIORS JONES, JO ANN JODY Hi-Lites 1943-'46, Dramatic Club 1944, Travel Club 1944, Linz Award 1944, '46, Everts Award 1946, Hi-Lite Brigade 1944. JONES, PATRICIA ANNE IIPATII National Honor Society 1945, Linz Pins 1943, '44, '46, Senior Play 1946, Everts Award 1946, Riding Club 1945, Hi-Lite Brig- adc 1945. KROPP, BARBARA ALICE BASS Senior Play 1946, Corresponding Secretary Hi-Lites 1945, Student Council 1945, Bagpipe Staff 1944. '45, Intramural Sports 1945-'46. Linz Pin 1943. ' I.ACY, GERALDEEN FAYE JERRY Treasurer Homeroom 1942, Stud- end Council 1944-'46, Hi-'Lites 1942-'46, Hi-Lite Brigade 1945, Vice-President Homeroom 1943, Intramural Sports 1944, '45. LANDRUM, BARBARA President Hoomroom 1944, Hi- Lites 1942-'46, Hi-Lite Brigade 1944, Riding Club 1943, Everts Award 1946, Travel Club 1944- '46 I.INVllI.E, DONALD ROSS SHORTY Hi-Y 1943-'46, R. O. T. C. 1943- '45 J SENIORS LIPSCOMB, PATRICK CLEBURNE PAT National Honor Society 1945, '46, Second Lieutenant R. O. T. C. 1945, '46, Camp Dallas 1943, '44, Linz Pins 1944, '45, Senior Play 1946, Dramatic Club 1944- '46. LUTRICK, MARY CARLETON Mme National Honor Society Achieve- ment Award 1946, National Hon- or Society 1944-'46, Second Vice- President Hi-Lites 1945, '46, Student Council 1943, '44, Quill and Scroll 1945, '46, Victory Bond Queen 1944. McNEIl.L, MARY ELIZABETH HMACH Quill and Scroll 1945, '46, Bag- pipe Staff 1944, '45, High- lander Staff 1944, '45, Hall of Fame 1944, '45, Secretary Inter- nationalists Club 1944, '45, Sen- ior Play 1946. '3 McPOI.AN, JOHNNY JOSEPH JINNER i-Y 1943-'46, R. O. T. C. 1943-'46. MARTIN, ROBERT GORDON SPIDER Bind 1943-'46, Second Lieutenant R. O. T. C. 1945, '46, Hi-Y 1943-'46, Officers Club 1945, '46, State and City Band Contests 1943-'46. ' PAGE, MARY EILEEN National Honor Society 1945, '46, Hi-Lite Brigade 1944, '45, Homeroom Reporter 1945, I U'-1' mural Soorts 1943-'46. Four-Year Linz Pin, Dramatic Club 1944- '46. Page Thirty -fi ve SENIORS MICHAELSON, MARTIS ww' Hi-Y 1943-,46, R. C. 1943, '44, Everts Award 1946. MOIR, WILLIAM JOHN BILL Band 1944-'46, Internationalists Club 1946. MOXLEY, WILLIAM CARL, JR. HMOXH Co-Captain Football 1945, Foot- ball 1943-'45, Basketball 1945, Track 1945, Baseball 1945, Pres- ident Class 1946, H-Association 1943-'45. MUIRE, SARAH REDWOOD SALLY National Honor Society 1945, '46, Treasurer Hi-Lites 1945, '46, Student Council 1945, '46, Four- Year Linz Pin, Major Hi-Lite Brigade 1944, Travel Club 1944- '46. OHRUM, COURTNEY ONIDA National Honor Society 1945, '46, Fourth' Vice-President Hi- Lites 1945, '46, Intramural Sports 1943-'45, Dramatic Club 1943- '46, Linz Pins 1944-'46, Secretary Homeroom 1943-'45. PATTERSON, BARBARA ANN PATH Lieutenant Colonel Hi-Lite Brig- ade 1945, Student Council 1943, '44, ., Bagpipe ,Staff .1945, '46 Secretary-Treasurer Library Com- mittee 1945,WNational Honor So- ciety 1945, '46, Senior Play 1946. Page Thirty-six SENIORS PETERSON, HOWARD LYNN, JR. SWEDE Hi-Y 1944-'46. POOL, BARBARA PO0DLE - '1 Hi-Lites 1943346, Travel Club 1945, '46, Intramural Sports 1943-'45, Student Council 1943, Secretary Homeroom 1943, Libra- ry Committee 1944. REDMAN,CURRAN COLE Student Council 1944, Senior Play 1946, Everts Award 1946, R. O. T. C. 1943-'46, Camp Dal- las 1945, Library Committee 1945. RICE, EMILY PORKY Hi-Lites 1943-'46, Travel Club 1943, '44, junior Historical So- ciety 1945, Vice-President Home- room 1943-'45, Library Com- mittee 1944, '45, Hi-Lite Brigade 1945. ROLNICK, MARCIA Linz Pins 1943-'45, Everts Award 1946, Intramural Sports 1943-'46, Library Committee 1943-'46, Hi- Litcs 1943-'46, Dramatic Club 1943-'46, SAUNDERS, JOYCE ADELLA Intramural Sports 1944, Hi-Lites 1943-'45, Riding Club 1945, Dramatic Club 1945, Dads Club Award 1946, Hi-Lite Brigade 1945. SENIORS SHADLE, BARBARA ANN fTransferred 1945 from Austin High School, El Paso, Texasj Linz Pin 1946, Hi-Lites 1945, '46, Intramural Sports 1945, Dramat- ic Club 1945. SIMS, BARBARA LOUISE National Honor .Society 1945, President Library Committee 1945, Linz Pins 1943-'45, Student Council 1943, Hi-Lite Brigade 1945, Everts Award 1946. SlATON,FREDNA SUE SlATONClTA Historian Hi-Lites 1945, Nation- al Honor Society 1945, All-Star Basketball Award 1943, '44, Scn- ior Play 1946, Student Council 1943-'45, Linz Award 1943-'46. SMITH, LEONARD INGLIS SMlTTY Football 1943-'45, H.Associatior1 1944, '45, Vice-President Home- room 1944, Hi-Y 1942-'45, R. O. T. C. 1942, '43, P. T. A. Im- provement Award 1946. SMITH, VAN POLAR BEAR Captain R. O. T. C. 1945, Camp Dallas 1943-'45, Football 1944, '45, Officers Club 1944, '45, Hi- Y 1943-'45, Dads Club Award 1946. STEWART, JOHN BRADFORD Hi-Y 1943-'46, R. O. T. C. 1943-'46. SENIORS STREET, MARY RUTH Linz Pins 1944-'46, Art Club 1943-'45, Library Committee 1945, Hi-Lite Brigade 1944, '45, Intramural Sports 1944, Travel Club 1944, '4s. SUlllVAN, SUE Hi-Lites 1943-'45, Library Com- mittee 1944, -H5-Lite Brigade 1945, Travel Club 1946.' TEEI., THEODORE TREVANIAN LIPS President National Honor So- ciety 1945, '46, Football 1945, National Honor Society Achieve- ment Award 1946, Major R. O. T. C. 1945, '46, Four-Year Linz Pin, Hi-Y 1943-'46, TENISON, ROBERT MCINTYRE BUCKET Co-Captain Football 1944, '45, Football 1943-'45, Secretary- Treasurer H-Association 1944, H-Association 1943-'45, President Homeroom 1944, '45, Hi-Y 1942-'45. TOWNSEND, LILY National Honor Society 1945, '46, Hi-Lire Brigade 1944, '45, Linz Pins 1943, '45, '46, Treas- urer Library Committee 1945, '46, Junior Historical Society 1944, '45, Dads Club Award 1943. VAUGHAN, DOROTHY WHITMAN Hi-Lites 1943-'46, Hi-Lite Brig- ade 1944, '45, Intramural Sports 1943-'45, Linz Pins 1943-'45, Everts Award 1946, Travel Club 1944-'46. ' Page Thirty-se ven SENIORS WALES, HERBERT VINCENT IIHERBII Vice-President National Honor Society 1945, Vice-President H- Association 1945, Major R. O. T. C. 1945, '46, Linz Pins 1942- '44, Football 1944, '45, Vice- President Hi-Y 1945. Q WEATHERFORD, WILLIAM EUGENE PETE Vice-President Senior Class 1945. '46, Football 1944, '45, Vice- President H-Association 1944, President H-Association 1945, Baseball 1945, Fourth Vice-Pres- ident Hi-Y 1945. WEBB, BARBARA WATSON President Homeroom 1945, Hi- Lites 1943-'46, Hi-Lite Brigade 1945, Intramural Sports 1943, Library Committee 1945. WERTHEIMER, BETTY WERT Intramural Sports 1943-'46, Hi- Lites 1943-'46, Riding Club 1944-'46, Four-Year Linz Pin, Everts Award 1946, S. M. U. Basketball Tournament 1944, '45. WHEELER, MAYOLA JEAN Hi-Lites 1943-'46, Reporter Li- brary Committee 1945, Intra- mural Sports 1943-'46, Travel Club 1944, '45, Junior Histori- cal Society 1944, '45, Dads Club Award 1946. WISSMAN, MURIEL SYLVIA Hi-Lites 1943-'46, Dramatic Club 1945, '46, Dads Club Award 1945, '46. Page Thirty-eighi SENIORS YOUNG, MARJORIE ANN MERGE Hi-Lites 1943-'46, Secretary Rid- ing Club 1944, Treasurer Riding Club 1945, Intramural Sports 1943-'45, Sixth Vice President Hi-Lites 1945, '46, Library Com- mittee 1944. ' Iune Class ADAMS, PAUL SELMAN, JR. Football 1944, '45, Baseball 1944. Hi-Y 1943--'46, R. O. T. C. 1944, H-Association 1944-'46. ALLEN, GEORGE RICHARD, JR. HGEUOOORGEH R. O. T. C. 1943-'46, Hi-Y 1943-'46, Bagpipe Staff 1944, '45, Highlander Staff 1945, '46. Hi-Y Photographer 1944-'46, Highland Fling 1945. ANDERSON, DAN ROY Hi-Y 1943-'46, R. O. T. C. 1943-'46, Rifle Team 1945. '46. ANDREWS. LANELL Highlander Staff 1945, '46, Hi- Lites 1942-'46, Art Club 1944- '46, Intramural Sports 1945, Hi- Lite Brigade 1945, Everts Award 1946. ARNETT, CHARLES DON DON Second Lieutenant R. O. T. C. 1945, '46, Rifle Team 1945, '46, Hi-Y 1943-'46. SENIORS ARONS, LEONARD MARVIN R. O. T. C. 1946, Hi-Y 1946. ARTERBURN, DOROTHY MARION MARTY State Music Contest 1945, Dis- trict Music Contest 1945, Rifle Club 1945, '46, Hi-Lires 1943 '4-4. AUSTIN, MARY LEE Secretary National Honor Society 1946, National Honor Society 1945, '46, Hi-Lites 1943-'46, Dramatic Club 1943-'46, Pibrock 1946, Student Council 1943, '44. BAILEY, AUDREY RUTH fTransferred 1945 from Laconia High School, Laconia, New Hampshirej Operetta 1946, Hi- Lites 1945, '46. BAILEY, DOROTHY JEAN Four-Year Linz Pin, Everts Award 1946, Hi-Lites 1943-'46. Travel Club 1944-546, Art Club 1945, '46, National Honor So- ciety 1946. BAIzRoN, WILLIAM BILL Hi-Y 1943-'45, R. O. T. C. 1943-945. SENIORS BARTON, FREDNA BRYAN FRED National Honor Society 1945, '46, Hi-Lites 1943-'46, Rifle Club 1945, '46, Hi-Lite Brigade 1945, '46, Linz Pin 1945, '46 Everts Award 1946. BARTOS, THOMAS E TOMMY R. 0. T. C. 1944-'46, Hi-Y 1944-'46. BASS, RICHARD DANIEL President Hi-Y 1945, National Honor Society 1945, '46, Major R. O. T. C. 1946, Cheerleader 1945,- Student Council 1944-'46 Linz Pins 1944-'46. BEATTIE, NONA CATHERINE CTransferred 1945 from Vickery Hillcrest High School, Dallas, Operetta 1946, Hi-Lites 1946. BELL, BARBARA BABS Hi-Lites 1943-546, Everts Award 1946, Highland Fling 1945. Operetta 1946, Music Festival 1946, National Honor Society 1946. BELL, CAROLYN ANN us'-'Mn Hi-Lites 1943 -'4 6, Art Cluib 1944. . Page Thirty-nine SENIORS BEMIS JOHN HARVEY JOI'INNIE JINGLEH CTransferred 1945 from Central High School, Kalamazoo, Michi- ganl Hi-Y 1945, '46, Operetta 1946. BENSON, DWIGHT uD.B.u A R. O. T. C. 1944-'46, Hi-Y 1944-'46. BERGER. ARTHUR ROSS Hi-Y 1943-'46, Second Lieuten- ant R. O. T. C. 1946, Camp Dallas 1944, '45. BEUTEL, HERBERT WILLIAM, JR. BEETLE National Honor Society 1945, '46, Vice President National Hon- or Society 1946, Captain R. O. T. C. 1946, Student Council 1943, Linz Pins 1943-'46, Everts Award 1946. BINFORD, JAMES B. JIMMY Hi-Y 1944-'46, R. O. T. C. 1944, '45. BLACK, FRANK NORMAN PEDRO Second Lieutenant R. O. T. C. 1945, '46, Vice President Home- room 1944, Camp Dallas 1944, '45, Hi-Y 1943-'46, Sergeant's Efficiency 1944, Rifle Team 1944. Page Forty SENIORS BLACKMAN, OMEGA PATSY ' Hi-Lites 1943-'46, Intramural Sports 1943-'46, Riding Club 1943-'45, Basketball 1946,, Hi- Lite Brigade 1943-'45, Bagpipe Staff 1944. BLooM, BETTY sue Riding Club 1946, Hi-Lites 1944-'46, Travel Club 1946, Junior Historical Society 1946, Linz Pin 1945, Everts Award 1946. BON HOFF, MARY ANN BONNIE Four-Year Linz Pin. Hi-Lites 1943 -'46, Intramural Sports 1943-'46, Everts Award 1946, Travel Club 1945, '46, National Honor Society 1946. BOONE, ANNIS ELISABETH Hi-Lites 1943-'46, Hi-Lite Brig- ade 1943-'46, Secretary Home- room 1943-'45, Linz Pin 1945, Everts Award 1946, Intramural Sports 1944. BOWEN, REBECCA ANNE BECKY National Honor Society 1946, '46, Cheerleader 1945, Company Queen 1943, Linz Pin 1946, Hi- Lites 1943-'46, Operetta 1946. BOYD, BARBARA LEE Vice President Hi-'Lites 1944-'46, Bagpipe Staff 1946, Highlander Staff 1945, '46, Treasurer Dra- matic Club 1944, Senior Play 1946, Quill and Scroll 1946. SENIORS BRADLEY, FRANK JOSEPH, JR. BRAD President Student Council 1945. Football 1944, '45, Track 1944- '46, Secretary Hi-Y 1944, Major R. O. T. C. 1946, Representative at-Large Student Council 1944. '45. BRAND, BILL WICHITA R. O. T. C. 1945, '46, Hi-Y 1944-'46. BRANYON. ALLAN DEAN HALI1 Hi-Y 1944-'46, R. O. T. C. 1944-'46. BRECKEN RIDGE, DORIS IDELL Four-Year Linz pin, Everts Award 1946, Corresponding Sec- retary Travel Club 1945, '46, Vice President Art Club 1945, Co-Art Editor Highlander 1945. '46, National Honor Society 1946. BRIGGS, BETTY ANN LIZ ANN Hall of Fame 1946, Quill and Scroll 1946, Bagpipe Staff 1945. '46, Secretary junior Historical Society 194s, '46, Hi-Lites 1943- '46, Intramural Sports 1943-'46. BRIGGS, CHARLOTTE CHARLIE fTransferred 1945 from McAles- ter High School, McAlester, Ok- lahomay Ha-Lifes 194s, '46. Operetta 1946. SENIORS BRODNAX, JOHN W. Bagpipe Staff 1946, Highlander Staff 1946, Hi-Y 1943-'46, Cam- era Club 1946. BROOKS, BETTY TOOTlE Hi-Lites 1943-'46, Intramural Sports 1944-'46, Hi-Lite Brigade 1945, '46, Junior Historical So- ciety 1944-'46, Travel Club 1944-'46, Highlander Staff 1943, BROUGHTON, JOYCE MAXWELL H M AXH Hi-Lites 1943-'46, C o m p a n y Queen 1946, Intramural Sports 1944, '45, Highland Fling' 1945, Linz Pin 1943, Operetta 1946. BROWNE, PEGGY JEANNE PlGGY Hi-Llites 1942-'45, Intramural Sports 1942--'44, Dads Club Award 1941, '44. BUCKMASTER, JOYCE 1Transferred 1945 from Wood- row Wilson High School, Dal- lasj Hi-Lites 1945, '46. BUFKIN, MARGILEE MARGE Quill and Scroll 1946, Bagpipe Staff 1946, Highlander Staff 1945, '46, Operetta 1946, Linz Pins 1944-'46, National Honor Society 1946. Page Forty-one SENIORS BURT, BETTY JENENE Treasurer Hi-Lites 1945, 46, Secretary Homeroom 1943, In- tramural Sports 1943-'46, Hi- Lites 1943-'46, Travel Club 1944. sum, sARAH CATHERINE SARA National Honor Society 1945, '46, Vice-President Class 1946, Four-Year Linz Pin, Company Queen 1945, Student Council 1943, '44, HI-LIICS 1943-'46, Riding Club 1945, '46. CADENHEAD, CURTIS H., JR. CURT Hi-Y 1943-'46, R. O. T. C. 1943-'45, Camp Dallas 1944, Dramatic Club 1945. CARSON, JACK CTransferred 1945 from Sunset High School, Dallasj Hi-Y 1945. '46, R. O. C. 1945, '46. CASKEY, GLADYS JEAN JEAN Everts Award 1944-'46, G. I. Frolics 1944, LHighland Fling 1945, Operettz 1946, Hi-Lites 1943-'46. CASWELL, MARY ANN QTransferred 1945 from Lub- bock High School, Lubbock, Texas, Hi-Lites 1945, '46, Thes- pians 1945, '4e. Page Forty-two SENIDRS CAUGHRON, WALTER EUGENE JEAN Second Lieutenant R. O. T. C. 1945, '46, State Band Contest 1945, Hi-Y 1943-'46, Band 1944- '46, City Solo and Ensemble Contests 1944-'46, All-State Band 1946. CHAMBERS, ANN WOODSON WOODY Hi-fLite's 1943-'46, Intramural Sports 1943-'46, Riding Club 1945, '46, Hi-Lite Brigade 1944. '45. CHANEY, PATRICIA LANE HPATH Treasurer Student Council 1945. Company Queen 1945, '46, Stud- ent Council 1945, 46, Hi-Lites 1943-'46, Hi-Lite Brigade 1945, '46, Intramural Sports 1943-'45. CHESTER, CHARLES SADLER CHARLIE Sergeant - at - Arms Hi - Y 1945 Baseball 1945, '46, Basketball 1946, H-Association 1945, '46, B.Team Basketball 1945. CLABAUGH, JANE i ' 1, Hi-Lites 1943-'46, ,Senior Play 1946, Riding Club 19746, High- land Fling 1945. 'I cl.Av LEON BOND LINK Hi-Y 1943-'46, R. O. T. C. 1943, President Homeroom 1944, Vice-President Homeroom 1945. SENIORS CLEM, MARK Hi-Y 1943-'46, R. O. T. C. 1943-'46, President Homeroom 1944. CONNOR, .IO ANN ujou Intramural Sports 1943-'45, Hi- Lites 1943-'46, Historian Hi- Lites 1946, Dramatic Club 1943- '46, Travel Club 1944, '45, Rifle Club 1945, '46, COOPER, CHARLES MERRILL Band 1943-'46, Hi-Y 1943-'46, Senior Play 1946. COPE, MARILYN MARIE BO0TSIE Hi-Lites 1943-'46, Intramural Sports 1944-'46, Riding Club 1945, '46, Journalism Club 1944, '45, Dramatic Club 1944, '45. CRAIN, MARVIN SUPER MOUSE ,QTransferrecI 1945 from North Dallas High School, Dallasj Band 1945, '46, Hi-Y 194s, '46. . CRAUGH, CAROLYN CONNIE National Honor Society 1945, '46, Four-Year Linz Pin, Basket- ball 1944-'46, Intramural Sports 1943-'46, Tennis 1944+Q46, Everts Award 1946. S E N l O R S cnsws, JAMES ROBERT JIMMY Hi-Y 1943-'46, Band 1943-'46, City Solo and Ensemble Contests 1944-'46, State Solo and Ensem- ble Contests 1945, '46, Orchestra 1945, '46, Spring Festival 1946. CROAN, HAROLD DAVID R. O. T. C. 1945, Hi-Y 1944- '46. Camp Dallas 1945, B.Team Football 1944. CROSBY, RICHARD HENRY sms Football 1944, '45, H-Association 1944-'46, Operetta 1946, Band 1943-'46, Orchestra 1944, '45, Hi-Y 1943-'46. CROWLEY, MARY JOYCE JOYCE Hi-Lites 1943-'46, Riding Club 1945, '46, Hi-Lite Brigade 1945, '46, Travel Club 1945, '46, In- tramural Sports 1943-'46, Linz Pin 1943. fe CUNNINGHAM, ROBERT GLENN 118081: Hi-Y 1943-'46, R. O. T. C. 1943--'46, CURTIS, GEORGE DARWIN fTransferred 1945 from Ball High School, Galveston, Texas? Camera Club 1946, Hi-Y 1945 '46, Page Forty-three 9 S E N l O R S cusHsNaERRY,JoYcs ANN JoYcs Hi-Lites 1944-'4 6. DALE, JACK BURRUSS JACK First Lieutenant R. O. T. C. 1945, '46, Hi-Y 1943-'46, B- Team Football 1944, '45. DALE, JEROME TAYLOR JERRY Band 1944-'46, Second Lieutenant R. O. T. C. 1945, '46, Hi-Y 1943-'46, Officers Club 1945, '46, State and City Band Con- tests 1944-'46. DAVIS, NANCY Hi-Lites 1943-'46, Everts Award 1946, Linz Pins 1945, '45, '46. Travel Club 1945, '46, Junior Historical Society 1945, '46, Na- tional Honor Society 1946. DAVIS, HALSELI. SAMUEL, JR. SAMMY Captain R. O. T. C. 1946, Drum Major Band 1946, Hi-Y 1943- '46, Orchestra 1945, '46, Camp Dallas 1944, '45, National Honor Society 1946. DAY, RUSSELL R-r-r-r-r-r- Bagpipe Staff 1946, Highlander Staff 1946, Hi-Y 1944-'46, Quill and Scroll 1946, Treasurer Class 1946. Page Forty-four SENIORS DERUM, JOSEPH WALKER, JR. Jos QTransferred 1945 from North Dallas High School, Dallasj Hi- Y 1945, '46. DICKSON, SUE JEAN. . . SUSIE Junior Historical Society 1944- '46, Travel Club 1944-'46, Rifle Club 1945, '46, Hi-Lifes 1943- '46, Hi-Lite Brigade 1943-'45, Intramural Sports 1943-'46. DIETERICH, HERMAN FRANK, JR. HOlMAN Hi-Y 1944-'46, R. O. T. C. 1944-'46. DONOVAN, JERRY J. Hi-Y 1945, '46, R. O. T. C. 1945, '46. DOOLEY, BRIAN HOYT , BRlNSKl ' Student Council 1943, R. O. T. C. 1943-'45, Hi-Y 1945-'46 Dramatic Club 1946, Everts Award 1946. DRAKE, ALTA JEANNE Y Y JEAN Linz Pins 1942-'44, Quill and Scroll 1945, '46, Highlander Staff 1945, '46, Everts Award 1946, Praetor Latin Club 1945, '46, Hi-Lifes 1943-'46. A SENIORS DULANY, VIRGINIANN HVEE11 Hi-Lites 1943-'46, Library Com- mittee 1944, '45, Intramural Sports 1943-'46, Travel Club 1944, '45, Riding Club 1943. DYE, ALICE COPELAND Treasurer Student Council 1946. Representatie - at - Large Student Council 1945, '46, Bagpipe Staff 1945, '46, Hi-Lites 1943-'46, In- tramural Sports 1943-'46, Vice- President Library Committee 1945. EAVES, ELLEN DOUGLAS MIGHTY MOUSE Riding Club 1944-'46, Hi-Litcs 1943-'46, Basketball 1945, '46, Intramural Sports 1943-'46, Dads Club Award 1945, Travel Club 1945, '46. EISENSTEIN, NATHAN ' UNA-rn QTransferred 1945 from Crozier Technical High School, Dallas, Texasj R. O. T. C. 1945, '46, Hi-Y 1945. ELDREDGE, NORA ANN NONI Hi-Lites 1943-'46, Manager Bas- ketball Team l945, '46, Secretary Homeroom 1943. -fag.. . ELLARD, HELEN JANIECE Hi-Lites 1943-'46, Hi-Lite Brig- age 1943, '44, Travel Club 1944- '46, Operetta 1946, junior His- torical Society 1944-'46, National Honor Society 1946. SENIORS ELLERD, MALVERN ALEXANDER UBUBBAH Captain R. O. T. C. 1946, Hi-Y 1943-'46, Sergeant-at-Arms Hi- Y 1943, Camp Dallas 1942, '43 Officers Club 1945, '46. ELLIS, JAMES LEDFORD BIG JIM Hi-Y 1943-'46, R. O. T. C. 1943, President Homeroom 1944. Four-Year Linz Pin 1946, Everts Award, National Honor Society 1946. ETZ. BETTY LOU BETSY Student Council 1945, '46, Vice- President Hi-Lites 1946, Linz Pins 1943-'45, Hi-Lite Brigade 1945, Operetta 1946, Highland Fling 1945. ETZ, MARJORIE JANE MARGE Hi-Lites 1944-'46, UG. I. Frolics 1944, Highland Fling 1945, Dad: Club Award 1944. FARRIS, MADGE LORAINE ulolou Hi-Lites 1943-'46, Highland Fling 1945, Intramural Sports 1944. FEID, ELLENE JOY Highlander Staff 1945, '46, Bag- pipe Staff 1946, Intramural Sports 1945, '46, Riding Club 1945, '46, Travel Club 1945, '46, Hi-Lites 1943-'46. Page Forty-fiw SENIORS FELDMAN, MARVIN Hi-Y 1945, '46. FIKES, LEO FZ DUTCH Football 1944, '45, Co-Captain Basketball 1946, Basketball 1945. '46, Baseball 1945, Third Vice- President Hi-Y 1946, Treasurer H.Associatinn 1946. N1.EY, BOB FRANK Basketball 1946, Dads Club Award 1944, B-Team Football 1944, Hi-Y 1943-'46, R. O. T. C. 1943, '44. FINDLEY, SYLVIA MARJORIE SllLY President Hi-AvLites 1945, '46, National Honor Society 1945, '46, Student Council 1944-'46, Senior Play 1946, Dramatic Club 1945, Operetta 1945, '46. FISHER, MARY Junior Historical Society 1946, Travel Club 1946, Rifle Club 1946, Riding Club 1946, Hi-Lites 1943-'46, Hi-Lite Brigade 1943. FLOWERS, JAMES I.., JR. BIG JIM Football 1943-'45, All- S t a t C Football 1945, Captain Swimmirg Team 1945, Baseball 1945, '46, Track 1945, '46, Captain R- O- T. C. 1946. Page Forty-tix SENIORS FORD, BILLIE MARGARET mm Highlander Staff 1945, '46, Bag- pipe Staff 1945, '46, Riding Club 1945, '46, Four-Year Linz Pin, Travel Club 1945, '46, Na- tional Honor Society 1946. FOSTER, MARY LUANN HANNH Hi-Lites 1943-'46, Major Hi-Lite B r i g a d e 1944- 46 Intramural Sports 1943--'46, Reporter Home. room 1943, Dramatic Club 1943-'46, FOX, ELEANOR FOXIE Hi-Lites 1943-'46, Intramural Sports 1943-'46, Secretary Riding Club 1945, Treasurer Junior His- torical Society 1945, '46, Histo,-Q- an Trael Club 1945, Hi-Lifes Brigade 1943, '44. FREEMAN, GEORGE ROBERT MUSClES Captain R. O. T. C. 1946, junior Rotarian 1946, Swimming 1946, Fourth Vice-President Hi- Y 1946, Officers Club 1945, '46. FREEMAN, GEORGIA MAE MY ' Hi-Lites 1943-'46, Intramural Sports 1943-'46, Riding Club 1945, '46, Hi-Lite Brigade 1944- '46. FULLINWIDER, JEROME MACNAIR JERRY Second Lieutenant R. O. T. C. 1946, Swimming 1946, Dads Club Award 1944, Band 1943, '46, State Band Contest 1943-'46 Hi--Y 1943-'46. SENIORS GADDY, MARY LOUISE f'GABBY Everts Award 1946, Operetta 1946, Hi-Lites 1943-'45, Travel Club 1945, Linz Pins 1943, '44, GALL, GENE snwAizo' EW1WMQKOfl. imux p 'Q C onwa- I WhwQf?Qww 55 6 GAMMILL, DIANE HDV, Operetta 1946, Hi-Lites 1943- '46, Intramural Sports 1945, Travel Club 1945, '46, Junior Historical Society 1945. '46, Highland Fling 1945. GARRETT, JOYCE LORRETTA Student Council 1946, Linz Pins 1944-'46, HijLite Brigade 1944, '45, Travel Club 1945, '46, Op- eretta 1946, Riding Club 1945. GINSBERG, SHEBA ANN Hi-Lites 1943-'46,:Travel Club 1945, '46, Junioii7 I-Iistorical So- ciety 1945, '4'6'.'IjIiglilander Staff 1945, '46', Linz Pins 1943-'46, National Honor Society 1946. GLANVILLE, MARY MARGARET Four-Year Linz Pin, Everts Award 1946, Operetta 1944, '46, Hi-Lites 1943-'46, Travel Club 1945, '46, National Honor So- ciety 1946. SENIGRS GLITSCH, MICHAEL CARL GLlTSCHEL R. O. T. C. 1943-'46, Hi-Y 1944-'46, Camp Dallas 1944, Rifle Team 1944-'46, Bagpipe Staff 1945, '46. GODCHAUX, FRANCES SANDY Hi-Lifes 1943-'46, Travel Club 1945, '46, Junior Historical So- ciety 1945, '46. GOODMAN, MARY CAROLYN NMAC., Vice-President Hi-Lites 1946, Linz Pins 1943, '44, '46, Everts Award 1946, Intramural Sports 1943-'46, Operetta 1946, Nation- al Honor Society 1946. GRANER, EDWARD GARN Basketball 1946, First Lieutenant R. O. T. C. 1946, Sergeant-an Arms Hi-Y 1945, Linz Pins 1944 '45, Everts Award 1946, Baseball 1946. GRANT, WILLIAM BILL Hi-Y 1944-'46, R. O. T. C. 1944-'46. GRIFFIN, BETTY JEAN GINNY Hi-Lites 1943-'46, Intramural Sports 1943-'46, President Rifle Club 1945, Rifle 1944-'46, Hi-Lite Brigade 19-43, '44, Bag- pipe Staff 1944. Page Foriy-seven SENIORS GRONER, ORVILLE R. C. 1943, '44, H1-Y 1943-'46, Camp Dallas 1943-'45. President Homeroom 1943, '44. GULLEDGE, PATRICIA SUE i PATSY Hi-Lites 1943-'46, Intramural Sports 1943-'46, junior Histori- cal Society 1945, Travel Club 1945. GUTHRIE, BETTY ANN 116.631 Riding Club 1944-'46, Library Committee 1945, '46, Tnavel Club 1944-'46, H1-Lifes 1943- '46, Rifle Club 1944-'46, Intra- mural Sports 1943-'46. HAFTER, LAWRENCE ALAN THE BEAST R. O. T. C. 1945-'46, Hi-Y 1943-'46, Crack Platoon 1944, '45, Operetta 1946, Highland Fling 1945, G. I. Frolics 1944. HALEY, FRANCES ANN Hmm Hi-Lites 1943-'46, Everts Award 1946, Highlander Staff 1944-'46, Intramural Sports 1943-'46. Student Council 1944, National Honor Society 1946. HALL, MARY .IEANNE JEAN Hi-Lites 1944-'46, Intramural Sports 1944, Travel Club 1945. '46, Riding Club 1945, '46, Li- brary Committee 1945. Page Forly-eight SENIGRS HARDING, LYNN BLACKMORE STUBBY Student Council 1945, '46, Bag- pipe staff 1945, '46, Quill and SCr'0ll 1946. Hi-Y 1943-'46, Lin! Pin 1944, R. O. C. 1944. HARGETT, GERALD STANLEY JERRY R. 0. T. C. 1943-'45, Arr Club 1943, '44, Hi-Y 1943-'-16. HARKEY, JOANNE Hi-Lites 1944-'46, Intramural Sports 1945, Basketball 1946. HARRIS, NED REW Basketball 1946, Track 1946, Hi-Y 1943-'46, T. C. 1943, '44. HARRISON, DANA LOU fTransferred 1945 from Lubbock High School, Lubbock. Texasj Hi-Litas 1945, Travel Club 1945. HASELTINE, DAVID CRITTENDEN BEAR Editor-in-chief Bagpipe 1944-'46, Student Council 1944-'46, Vice- President Quill and Scroll 1945, '46, National Honor Society 1945, '46, Second Lieutenant R. O. T. C. 1946, Band 1943- 46. SENIORS HENRY, AILEEN CECILIA Student Council 1945, '46, Hi- Lites 1943-'46, Library Commit- tee 1945, '46, Intramural Sports 1943-'46. HENRY, MARY KATHRYN TOOTSIE Hi-Lites 1943-'46, Hi-Lite Bri- grade 1945, Travel Club 1945, Junior Historical Society 1946, Highland Fling 1945, Intramural Sport: 1943-'46, HENSLEE, WALDO WELLS Second Lieutenant R. O. T. C. 1946, HI-Y 1943-'46, City and State Band Contests 1944-'46 Band 1944-'46, All-State Band 1946, City Solo and Ensemble Costests 1944-'46. HEWITT, CHESTER HARDING cl-lsr fTransferred 1945 from Mat- thew Whaley High School, Wil- liamsburg, Virigniaj R. O. T. C. 1945, '46, Hi-Y 1945, '46. HIGGINBOTHAM, JOANN Glee Club 1944-'46, Hi-Lites 1943-'46, Rifle Club 1945, '46, Operetta 1946, Highland Fling 1945, Intramural Sports 1945. HILL, WILLIAM DAVID BILLY Hi - Y 1943-'46, Vice - President Homeroom 1945, Swimming 1946. S E N I O R S HOLCOMB, MARY NELLE MAT Hi-Lite Brigade 1944, Rifle Club 1943, '44, Travel Club 1945, Hi-Lites 1943-'46, Operetta 1945. '46, Intramural Sports 1943. HOLL, CHARLES FRANK FRANKIE Hi-Y 1943-'46, R. O. T. C. 1943-'46. ' HOLL, FRED BLAIR TEDDY Second Lieutenant R. O. T. C. 1946, Hi-Y 1944-'46, R. O. T. C. 1944-'46, Highlander Staff 1944, '45, Camp Dallas 1945. HOLMES, JOAN ELIZABETH IIJOII Bagpipe Staff 1946, Hi-Lites 1945, '46, Library Committee 1944, '45. HOUGHTON, JO ANN H1011 b Hi-Lites 1943-'46, Hi-Lite Bri- gade 1945, '46, Junior Historical Society 1945, '46, Orchestra 1943-'46, Travel Club 1945, '46, Operetta 1944-'46. HOWARD, DUDLEY CHARLES Hi-Y 1944-'46, R. O. T. C. 1943, 44. Page Forty-nine SENIORS HUSSEY, SHARON Hi-Lites 1943-'46, Dramatic Club 1943-'45, Operetta 1946, Senior Play 1946. Highland Fling 1945, Riding Club 1945. IRBY,CONSTANEC COLLEEN CORllS5 Hi-Lites 1943-'46, Intramural Sports 1943, '44, Hi-Lite Bri- gade 1944, '45, Travel Club 1945, Riding Club 1945. JACKSON, LORETA Hi-Lites 1943-'46, Intramural Sports 1943-'46, Basketball 1946. .lAMEs,.lunsoN STERLING suck Hi-Y 1943-'46, R. O. T. C. 1943-'45. JENKINS, MARGARET ANN MARTY Hi-Lites 1943-'46. Orchestra 1943-'46, Junior Historical So- ciety 1945, '46, Rifle Club 1945, '46, Travel Club 1945, '46, Rid- ing Club 1945, '46. JOHNSON, MARGARET GwENool.YN GWEN Hi-Lites 1943-'46, Operetta 1946, Travel Club 1944-'46, Intramur- al Sports 1943. Page Fifiy SENIORS JOHNSON, LUCIA GRACEY Junior Historical Society 1944- '46. Travel Club 1944-'46, Hi- Lites 1943-'46, Riding Club 1945,, '46, Intramural Sports 1945, '46, Rifle Club 1945, '46. JONES, PHIl.llP MOSHER .1-I-OMH Hi-Y 1943-,46, R. O. T. C. 1943-'46, Camp Dallas 1944, '45, Dramatic Club 1946. KAPLAN. BARBARA ANN BABE Dramatic Club 1946, Hi-Lites 1943-'46. KAUFMAN, MADELYN NllTZl fTransferred 1945 from Alamo Heights High School, San An- Tonio, Texasj Hi-Lites 1946, Art Club 1946, Everts Award 1946, Linz Pin 1943. KEELING, GEORGE Hi-Y 1943-'46, Band 1943-446, State asd City Band Contests 1943-'45. KERR, BARBARA ANN ANN National Honor Society 1945, '46, President Art Club 1946, Secretary Art Club 1945, Four- Year Linz Pin, Student Council 1943, Hi-Lites 1943-,46. SENIORS KEY, ROBERT MERTON Mem fTransferred 1946 from Tyler High School, Tyler, Texas? Hi-Y 1945, '46, R. 0. T. C. 1945, '46, Golf 1946, Senior Play 1946. KIDD, WILLIAM OGDEN H0611 Student Councvil 1943, '44, Cap- tain R. O. T. C. 1945, '46, H- Association 1945, '46, Events Award 1946. Hi-Y 1943-'46, Tennis 1945. KING, SARAH ELIZABETH I-Di-Lites 1944-'46, Intramural Sports 1944, Library Committee 1945, '46, Operetta 1946. KIRBY, ARTHUR BOYD, JR. Friday Football 1945, Basketball 1946, Hi-Y 1943-'46, R. O. T. C. 1943, '44, B.-Team Football 1943, B-Team Basketball 1944. KIRKSEY, BARBARA Student Council 1945, Hi-Lites 1943-'46, Riding Club 1945, '46, Intramural S p o r t s 1943-'46, Travel Club 1945, '46, Linz Pin 1943. KLEIN, JOAN Hi-Lites 1944-'46, Travel Club 1945, '46, junior Historical So- ciety 1945, '46, Riding Club 1945, '46. SENIORS KLENK, ELMORE CHRISTOM CHRIS Hi-Y 1943-'46, G. I. Frolics 1944, Library Committee 1945, R. O. T. C. 1943, '44, Operetta 1946, Camp Dallas 1944. KNAUR, MARILYN JEAN Hi-Lites .1944-'46, Riding Club 1945, '46, Linz Pin 1946. I LANDER, DOROTHY Hi-Lites 1943-'46, Everts Award, Riding Club 1944, Linz Pin 1944, Hi-Lite Brigade 1944, In- tramural Sports 1943-'46. LAWLER, BARBARA ANN nas Hi-Lites 1943-'46, Hi-Lite Brig- ade 1943-'46. Riding Club 1945, '46, Operetta 1946,'G. I. Frolics 1945, Everts Award 1946. LAWSON, LILA LOUISE LOUISE Hi-Lites 1945, '46, Riding Club 1945, Travel Club 1945, '46. LAWTHER, ELLEN Intramural Sports 1943-'45, Sec- retary Library Committee 1945, '46, Historian Travel Club 1945, '46, Hi-Lites 1943-'46, Page Fifty-one SENIORS LEACH, CAROL CHRlS Q Hi-Lites 1943-'46, P 1' e s i d e n t Homeroom 1943, S e c r e t a r y A Homeroom 1945, Intramural Sports 1943. LEACHMAN, THOMAS GEORGE, JR. IITOMII Captain R. O. T. C. 1946, Camp E ,Dallas 1943-'45, President Home- ioom 1943, 544, Rifle Team 1945, '46, Hi-Y 1943-'46, Of- ficers Club 1945, '46. LEDBETTER, WALTER RAYMOND BUDDY Hi-Y 1943-'46, Band 1945-'46, State and City Band Contests 1944-'46, City Music Festival 1943, '46, Senior Play 1946. LEE, ROBERT SAMUEL BOBBY SAM Football 194 5 , H-'Association 1946, Hi-Y 1943-'46, Represent- ative- at -Large Student Council 1945, Golf Team 1945, R. O. T. C. 1943, '44. lEVY,IRVIN R. O. T. C. 1944-'46, Hi-Y 1944, '45, Camp Dallas 1944, Crack Platoon 1944, '45. LOHBERG, ELINOR MARTHA Hi-Lites 1943-'46, G. I. Frolics 1944, Highland Fling 1945, Dads Club Award 1943. Pdge Fifly-fwq SENIORS LOMAX, MARY LOUISE IILOUII Hi-Lites 1944-'46, Hi-Lite Brig- ade 1944, '45, Linz Pin 1946, Everts Award 1946, Rifle Club 1945, '46, Intrammrlal Sports 1945, '46. LONG, PATRICIA ANN PATTY Hi-Lites 1944-'46, Riding Club 1945, '46, Intramlural Sports 1945, HI-Lite Brigade 1944-'46. LOVEJOY, WALLACE FRANCIS wAl.1Y - - Business M a n a g e r Highlander 1945, '46, President Quill and Scroll 1945, '46, National Honor Society 1945, '46, Student Coun- cil 1944, '46, Everts Award 1946, Linz Pins 1944, '45. LOWE, HILDA RUTH Hi-Lites 1943-'46, Hi-Lite Brig- ade 1943-'46, Travel Club 1944- '46, Everts Award 1946, Bag- pipe Staff 1946. LOWERY, BRUCE WALTER Mom Football 1945, R. O. T. C. 1943, Hi-Y 1943-'46. McCAULEY, HENRY LEAKE DUBBER First Lieutenant R. O. T. C. 1946, Officers Club 1946, Camp Dallas 1945, Hi-Y 1945-'46, Vice-Presidest Homersom 1943, Golf Club 1946. -2 -'il-'Q SENIORS 5 McCLIN'l'0CK, JAMES GUY, JR. IIGUYII Hi-Y 1944-'46, R. O. T. C. 1944. McCONNELL, JENENE NENIE Vice-President Hi-Lites 1945, '46, Intramural S p o r t s 1943-'46, Travel Club 1945, '46, Riding Club 1944, Secretary Homeroom 1944, Hi-Lites 1943-'46. McCOOL, MAURINE Hi-Lites 1943-'46, Travel Club 1945, Intramural Sports 1943- '46, Junior Historical Society 1945, '46, Dramatic Club 1945. Library Committee 1945. McCORD, DEL MAURINE Dads Club Award 1944, Hi-Lites 1943, '44, Intramural S p o r t s 1944. MQCOWN, FRED HifY 1943-'45, R. O. T. C. 1943-'4-5. McCRORY, RUTH COURTNEY UMACII Bagpipe Staff 1946, Quill and Scroll 1946, Linz Pins 1944-'46, Intramural Sports 1945, Senior Play 1946, Hi-Lites 1943-'46. S E N I O R S Mcsuzntn, GILBERT SPIDER R. o. T. c. 1943, '44, Hi-Y 1943-'46. McELVANEY, WILLIAM KING BILL Major R. O. T. C. 1946, Officers Club 1945, '46, Hi-Y 1943-'46, Linz Pins 1944-'46, Bagpipe Staff 1946, National Honor Society 1946. McJUNKIN, FRED McTRASH fTransferred 1945 from Texas Country Day School, Dallasf Hi- Y 1945, '46, Baseball 1946. McKENZIE, .IOANNE Hi-Lites 1943-'46, Riding Club 1946, Senior Play 1946. McMURRlN, KATHRYN TINK Basketball 1943-'46, Intramural Sports 1943-'46, Riding Club 1945, '46, Hi-Lites 1943-'46, Ar: Club 1943-'46. MCVEIGH, MARILYN IIMACII Four-Year Linz Pin, Hi-Lites 1943-'46, Vice-President Travel Club 1945, '46, Junior Historical Society 1944, Intramural Sports 1943-'46, National Honor Soci- ety 1946. Page Fifty-three SENIORS MACLAY, ELEANOR JANE MACLY President Travel Club 1945, '46. National Honor Society 1945, '46 Historian Junior Historical Society 1945, '46, Highlander Staff 1945, '46, Four-Year Linz Pin, Intramural Sports 1943-'46. MADDOX, GEORGE FRANKLIN HORSE Football 1944, '45, H-Asssocia- tion 1945, '46, Swimming 1946 R. O. T. C. 1943, '44, President Homeroom 1945, Highlander Staff 1943, '44. MANES, COLE Lieutenant Colonel R. O. T. C. 1946, Vice-President S t u d e n t Council 1946, First Vice-Presi- dent HiY 1946, National Honor Society 1945, '46, Editor Student Directory 1'945, '46, Four-'fear Linz Pin. MAPLESDEN, NANCY Hi-Lites 1943-'46, Riding Club 1945, Operetta 1943, G. I. Frol- ics 1944. MATHEWS, PAUL WOOTEN, JR. IIDOCII Rifle Team 1945, '46, Hi-Y 1943-'46, Student Council 1945. '46, Captain R. O. T. C. 1946. Camp Dallas 1944, '45, President Homeroom 1944. MATHIS, JANE MARIE Hi-Lites 1943-'46, Junior His- torical Society 1946, Travel Club 1946, Highland Fling 1945. Pafe Fifty-four SENIORS MATTAY, GLORIA Hi-Lites 1944-'46, Travel Club 1944-,46. MAXFIELD, WILLIAM STREETER Hi-Y 1943-'46, R. O. T. C. 1944. MAXWELL, BOBBY LELAND V DINKY Hi-Y 1943-'46, Football 1945, Basketball 1945, '46, Baseball 1945, '46, H-Association 1945, ' ,.... 1943, '44. MAY, BOB MINSKIE R. 0. T. C. 1944, Hi-Y 1944. '45, Dads Club Award 1945. MAYER, MARILYN Hi-Lites 1944, '45, Riding Club 1944, '45, Dramatic Club 1944, '45, Art Club 1944, '45, Hi- Lite Brigade 1944, '45, Dads Club Award 1945. MELICK, PATRICIA PAT Hi-Lites 1943-'46, Travel Club 1945, Junior Historical Society 1945, Intramural Sports 1943- '46, Riding Club 1946, Library Committee 1945. SENIORS MERRIELL, MARTA ELIZABETH TlTA Hi-Lites 1943-'46, Hi-Lite Brig- ade 1943-'46, Intramural Sports 1946, Dramatic Club 1944, '45, Rifle Club 1945. MlAzzA, JAMES UMM., Captain R. O. T. C. 1946, Camp Dallas 1944, '45, Hi-Y 1943-'46, B-Team Football 1944, '45, Of- ficers Club 1945, '46. MIER, JOHN RICHARD JUAN1T0 R. O. T. C. 1943-'46, Second Lieutenant R. O. T. C. 1946, Officers Club 1946, Camp Dallas 1944, '45, Hi-Y 1943-'46, Linz Pins 194s, '46. MILAM, CHARLTON cHocKlE R. 0. T. C. 1943, '44, Hi-Y 1943-'46. MILBURN, HOWARD MUIR HNICODEMUSH Hi-Y 1943-'46, R. O. T. C. 1943-'46, Second Lieutenant R. O. T. C. 1946, Camp Dallas 1944, '45, B-Team Football 1944. Officers Club 1946. MILLER, CLARA JEAN rwlN National Honor Society 1945. '46, Highlander Staff 1945, '46. Four-Year Linz Pin. Treasurer Travel Club 1945, '46, Student Council 1945, '46, Intramural Sports 1943-'46. Ml SENIORS MILLER, ELSALENE if-I-WINH National Honor Society 1945, '46, Recording Secretary Travel Club 1945, '46, Four-Year Linz Pin, Highlander Staff 1945, '46, Student Council 1945, Intra- mural Sports 1943-'46. MILLER, MARCIA MAE MARSY fTransferred 1945 from Austin High School, El Paso, Texasb Hi- Lites 1945, '46, Riding Club 1945, ,46. MILLER, SHERLIE BENA JONNIE fTransferred 1945 from Grand Prairie High School, Grand Prairie, Texas? Orchestra 1945, '46, Hi-Lim 1945, '4s. TCHELL, STEWART STEW Cheerleader 1945, Second Lieu- tenant R. O. T. C. 1945, '46, Hall of Fame 1945, Art Editor Highlander 1945, Art Editor Bagpipe 1945, Hi-Y 1943-'46. MIXON, GEORGE F., JR. MICK Second Lieutenant R. O. T. C. 1945. '46, Hi-Y 1943-'46, State and City Band Contests 1943- '46, Orchestra 1945, '46, Presi- dent Homeroom 1944, Officers Club 1945, '46. MONTGOMERY, MARY ANN VIONTY Quill and Scroll 1946, High- lander Staff 1945, '46, Student Council 1944, '45, Travel Club 1944, '45. Hi-Lites 1943-'46, Everts Award 1946. Page Fifty-five SENIORS MOORE, DORIS ANNE SHORTY Intramural Sports 1944, '45, Student Council 1945, Hi- Lites 1943-'46, Hi-Lite Brigade 1944, '45, Travel Club 1946, Library Committee 1946. W MOORE, MARGARET SARAH ll PEGGY Hi-Lites 1943-'46 Riding Club 1945, '46, Rifle Club 1945, '46, Operetta 1946, Highlander Staff 1945, '46, National Honor So- ciety, 1946. MOORE, SYLVIA IISAMMYII , Hi-Lites 1944-'46, Hall of Fame 1945, Quill and Scroll 1945, '46, Highlander Staff 1944, '45, Bag- pipe Staff 1944, '45, Student Council 1944-'46. MOREL, HARRIET PATRICIA PATTY Intramural S p o r t s 1943-'46, Company Queen 1945, Hi-Lite Brigade 1943, '44, Hi-Lites 1943- '46. MOREY, MARY ANN MICKEY V Hi-Lites 1943-'46, Hi-Lite Brig- ade 1944, '45, Linz Pins 1943, '46, Everts Award 1946, Riding Club 1945, '46, Intramural Sports 1944. MORONEY, CLAIRE BOOTSEY Hi-Lites 1944-'46, Intramural Sports 1945, '46, Hi-Lite Bri- ,gade 1945, Junior Historical So- ciety 1946. Page Fifty-six SENIORS MORRIS, .IO ANNETTE IIJOII Hi-Lites 1943-'46, Hi-Lite Bri- gade 1945, Intramural Sports 1943-'46, Library Committee 1944, 745. MORRISON, MARY ANNE Company Queen 1945, Hi-Lites 1943-'46, Hi-Lite Brigade 1944, '45, Intramural Sports 1944-'46, Riding Club 1945, '46, Secretary Homeroom 1945, '46. MORTON JOHN WINNIFORD I FRECK Art Club 1945, R. O. T. C. 1944, '45, Hi-Y 1946, Operetta 1946, Senior Play 1946. MOTT, THOMAS ARTHUR MITCHELL H-I-AMN Football 1944, '45, Basketball 1946, Baseball 1945,' '46, Swim- ming 1945, '46, Lieutenant R. O. C. 1946, Hi-Y 1943-'46. MOUNTS, JACK EUGENE Hi-Y 1943-'46, R. O. C. 1943-'46. Camp Dallas 1944, '45, Rifle Team 1944-'46, First Lieutenant R. O. T. C. 1945, '46, Officers Club 1945, '46. MUNDIE, JAMES ANDREW JIMMY R. O. T. C. 1943-'46, Camp Dallas 1944, Hi-Y 1943-'46. SENIORS NELSON, GRACE LEA Hi-Lites 1943-'46, Hi-Lite Bri- gade 1943'46, Intramural Sports 1943, Secertary Homeroom 1944, Linz Pin 1943. NINDE, NORMA NINDIE CTransferred 1945 from Martin High School, Laredo, Texasj Hi- Lites 1946. NORMAN, GRACE ANN HGANH Hi-Lifes 1943-'46, Riding Club 1945, '46, NORTON, JACK TALMAGE PROFESSOR PINOCCHIO President Homeroom 1945, Foot- ball 1944, '45, Track 1945, '46, H-Asssociacion 1944-'46, Hi-Y 1943-'46, R. O. T. C. 1943. ORWOOD, INALOU SUSIE QTransferred 1945 from Sham- rock High School, Shamrock, Texasj Hi-Lites 1945, '46, Dra- matic Club 1945, '46, Intramural Sports 1945, Operetta 1946. ORWOOD, MARGARET LILLIAN MARGIE fTransferred 1945 from Sham- rock High School, Shamrock, Texas, Hi-Lites 1945, '46, Rifle Club 1945, '46, Istramural Sports 1945. fl: 1 SENIORS O'CONNOR, EDWIN MORTON,.IlI EDDIE Football 1945, H-Association 1946, H1-Y 1943-'46, R. O. C. 1 9 4 3 - ' 4 5 , Vice-President Homeroom 1943, B-Team Foot- IJBII 1943. OGDEN, PHYLLIS JEAN HPHYLH President Riding Club 1945, '46, Basketball 1945, '46, Hi-Lites 1943-'46, Intramural Sports 1943-'46, Riding Club 1943- National Honor Society 1946. OLIVER, AMORY GALE Captain R. O. T. C. 1946, Stud- ent Council 1944, '45, Linz Pins 1944, '45, Camp Dallas 1944, '45, Officers Club 1945, '46, Everts Award . OPRENDEK, STEPHEN GEORGE, JR. R. O. T. C. 1943-'46, Hi-Y 1943-'46, Camp Dallas 1943, '45, Officers Club 1945, '46, First Lieutenant R. O. T. C. 1945, '46. OWEN, ROBERT LEWIS UBOB11 Hi-Y 1943-'46, R. O. T. C. 1943-'46, Basketball 1946, H- Association 1946, Dramatics 1946 President Homeroom 1944. PAGE, PATRICIA ANN PATTY Hi-Lites 1943-'46, Travel Club 1945, '46, Intrbmural Sports 1944-'46. Page-Fifty-seven SENIORS PARKER, NAN GAGE NANO Secretary Latin Club 1945, '46. Hi-Lites 1943-'46, Travel Club 1944-'46, Intramural S p o r t s 1943-'46, Linz Pin 1943, Everts Award 1946. PENNIMAN, ANN PENNY President Rifle Club 1945. '46, Hi-Lites 1943-'46, Student Coun- cil 1945, Hi-Lite Brigade 1945. PERRYMAN, ZOE Dramatic Club 1945, '46, Hi- Lites 1943-'46. PERSONS, FRANCES EUGENIA FRAN HiQLkes 1943-'46, Linz Pins 1944, '4f. PHILLIPS, WARREN ROBERT QTransferred 1945 from Hughes High School, Cincinnati, Ohioj Hi-Y 1945, '46. PICKENS, JOHN Hi-Y 1943-'46, R. O. T. C. 1943-'45. P586 Fifi?-f'f81?f SENIORS PIERCE, JOHN RUSH JOHNNY President Senior Class 1946, Pres- ident National Honor Society 1946, Four-Year Linz Pin, Foot- ball l945, Basketball 1946, First Vice-President Hi-Y 1945. POWELL, PATSY UPA'-H fTransferred 1945 from Gulf Park High School, Gulfport, Mississippiy Treasurer Hi-Lites 1946, Intramural Sports 1945, '46, Basketball 1944, '46, Riding Club 1946, Student Council 1943, Hi-Lifes 1943-'46. RABUN, WILLIAM BILL Hi-Y 1944-'46, R. O. T. C. 1944-'46, RAGSDALE, VIRGINIA GlNNY Hi-Lites 1944-'46, Intnamnaml Sports 1944-'46, RANDALL,TOM R. O. T. C. 1943-'46, Hi-Y 1943-'46. RAPER, BETTYE RENE BETSY Library Committee 1943, Hi- Lites 1943-'46, Dads Club Award 1944, Intramural Sports 1945. SENIORS REASOR, PI-IYLLIS MAY 'ww QTransferred 1945 from Hocka- day School, Dallasj Intramural Sports 1945, '46, Hi-Lites 1945, '46, Student Council 1946. REID, ANGIE JANE Hi-Lite Brigade 1943, '44, Intra- mural Sports 1943, '44, Hi-Lites 1943-'46. REPPETO, WILLIAM MERRITT, JR. am R. O. T. C. 1943-'46, Hi-Y 1943-'46, Highlander S t a f f 1943-'4S. RHOADES, PEGGY LEE Hi-Lites 1943-'46, Hi-Lite Bri- gade 1944-'46, Intramural Sports 1943-'46, Riding Club 1945, '46, Dramatic Club 1943-'46, CHARDSON, MARY ELISE LEESIE President Junior Historical So- ciety 194S, '46, Highlander Staff 1944-'46, Student Council 1944. Four-Year Linz Pin, Hi-Lites 1943-'46, National Honor Society 1946. CKETTS, SYLVIA JOAN JOANIE Linz Pins 1944, '46, Homeroom Reporter 1944, Intramural Sports 1943-'46, Hi-Lites 1943-'46, Everts Award 1946, National Honor Society 1946. SENIORS RICKEY, SARA Internationalists Club 1944-'46, junior Historical Society 1944, '45, Trael Club 1944, '45, Dra- matic Club 1944-'46, Art Club 1944, '45, Hi-Lites 1944-'46. RIVERS, LAURA ELLEN uLAlAn Hi-Lites 1943-'46, Everts Award 1946. ROBERTS, GREGORY LEE HOMER Hi-Y 1943, Band 1943-'46, Highlander Staff 1946, State and City Band Contests 1944-'46, City Music Festival 1943, Oper- etta 1946. ROESSLER, CHARLES BRADBURY CHARLIE Hi-Y 1943-'46, R. O. T. C. 1943-'45, Vice-President Home- room 1943, Camp Dallas 1944, '45, Dads Club Award 1943. ROSE, PAT IIDU-CKII R. O. T. C. 1943-'46, Swim- ming 1943-'46, H-Association 1943-'46, Hi-Y 1943-'46. ROSSAKES, MILDRED PHYLLIS 1 1 'MlLLY Hi-Lites 1943-'45, D r a m a t ic Club 1944, Highland Fling 1945, Intramural Sports 1944, '45, Operetta 1946. Pagefifty-ning SENIORS RUDE, RAYMOND Tennis 1945, '46, H-Association 1945, '46, Hi-Y 1945, '46, R. O. T. C. 1943, '44, Linz Pin 1946. RUFF, STANLEY LOUIS MANDRAKE Hi-Y 1944-'46, R. O. T. C. 1944-'46. RUSS, CLAIRE Hi-Lites 1943-'46, Travel Club 1945, '46, Junior Historical So- ciety 1945, '46, Riding Club 1945, ,46. RUTLEDGE, MARY ANNE MERGY fTransferred 1945 from Wood- row.-Wlilson High School, Dallasj Hi-Lites 1945, '46, Riding Club 1946, Rifle Club 1946. RYSER, G. A., JR. ,R. O. T. C. 1942-'46, First Lieutenant R. O. T. C. 1945, '46, Dads Club Award 1943, Officers Club 1945, '46, SADLER, ROBERT MASON Student Council 1946, First Lieutenant R. O. T. C. 1946, Officers Club 1945, '46, Camp Dallas 1945, Hi-Y 1943-'46, Stamp Club 1944. Page Sixty K H SENIORS SALEM, JUNEROSE JUNIE Hi-Lites 1944-'46, Riding Club 1946. SCHENKEL, ORVAL WILLIAM ' R. O. C. l943-'46, HI-Y 1943, '44, Camp Dallas 1944, '45. SCHULMAN, BETTY BOB ans QTransferred 1945 from Little Rock High School, Little Rock, Arkansas! Student Council 1945, Basketball 1946, .Hi-Lites 1945, '46. SELECMAN, CHARLES EDWARD CHUCK Cheerleader 1945, Student Coun- cil 1945, Second Lieutenant R. O. T. C. 194s, '46, Hi-Y 1943- '46. SESSIONS, JOAN Student Council 1945, HiLites 1943-'46, Operetta 1946, Inter- nationalists Club 1945, '46, Rid- ing Club 1945, '46, Travel Club 1944-'46. SHOLL, VINTON HUBBARD HY-P.. Hi-Y 1944-'46. SENIORS IEGEL, BERNARD BEAN IE CTransferred 1945 from Forest Avenue High School, Dallasj Hi- Y 1945, '46, R. 0. T. C. 1945, '46 SKlLLMAN,VIRGINIA LEE Hi-Lites 1943'-'46, Intramural Sports 1943, Linz Pin 1943. SMITH, JEAN AUDREY Four-Year Linz Pin, Senior Play 1946, Thespian Club 1945, '46, Operetta 1946, Hi-Lites '1943-'46, Junior Historical Society 1945, '46. SMITH, SHIRLEY JANE Recording Secretary Hi-Lites 1945, '46, Intramural Sports 1943-'45, Hi-Lite Brigade 1943, '44, Secretary Homeroom 1944, Travel Club 1945, '46, Seinor Play 1946. SMITH, CAROL SUE SUSIE Editor-is-Chief Highlander 1945, '46, National Honor Society 1945, '46, Secretry Quill and Scroll 1945, '46, Debate 1944, '45, Hall of Fame 1945, '46, Intramural Sports 1943-'46, SPRING, JOHN OLIVER IIJACKII KOflClWNQmX 1943-'46, Operetta 1946, Four- Year Linz Pin, Camp Dallas 1945, National Honor Society 1946. SENIORS STEWART, VERNON ROY ARKANSAS fTransferred 1945 from Green- wood High School, Greenwood, Arkansasl Hi-Y 1945, '46. STONE, FRANK. Camp Dallas 1943-'46, First Lieutenant R. O. T. C. 1946, Officers Club 1946, Hi-Y 1943- '45, Rifle Team 1945, '46, R. O. T. C. 1945-'46. STOOL, SYBIL JUNE BUBBLES fTransferred 1945 from Abilene High School, Abilene, Texas- Hi- Lites 1945, Travel Club 1945, '46. SUNKEL, LAURENCE ANDREW LARRY Band 1944-'46, Hi-Y 1944-'46, R. O. T. C. 1945-'46. SWAIN, JACK RANDOLPH SNIPE Baseball 1945, '46, Golf 1946, I-I-Association 1945, '46, Hi-Y 1943-'46, Treasurer H-Associa- tion 1946, Co-Captain Baseball 1946. SWIFT, TOM Art Club 1946, R. O. T. C. 1944, '45, Hi-Y 1944-'46, Boys' Chorus 1944, '45, Bagpipe Staff 1944. L Page Sixly-one SENIORS TATUM, JACK B. BAUDER T. Second Lieutenant R. O. T. C. 1945, '46, Band 1944-'46, State and City Band Contests 1944- '46, Officers Club 1945, '46, Golf 1946, Hi-Y 1946. TAYLOR, PATSY JEAN DlMPLES Hi-Lites 1944-'46, Intramural Sports 1944-'46, Everts Award 1946, Linz Pins 1943-'45, Basket- ball 1946, Praetor Latin Club 1945, '46. THOMPSON, JOHN GERALD JERRY QTransferred 1945 from North Dallas High School, Dallasj, Or- chestra 1946, Band 1945, '46. All-State Orchestra 1946, SMU Symphony Orchestra 1946. THOMPSON, SHERRY BULLS H1-Y 1943-'46, Li1'1Z Pins 1944, '45, 1943, '44, B- Team Football 1943, '44, Intra- mural Sports 1945, '46. THOMPSON, SOPHUS A. R. O. T. C. 1943-'46, Hi-Y 1943-'46, Everts Award 1946. TIMBES, SHIRLEY ALDEN Highland Fling 1945, Hui-Lite Brigade 1945, Operetta 1946, In- tramural Sports 1944-'46, Library Committee 1945, '46, Travel Club 1945, '46. Page Sixty-two SENIORS TOPLETZ, KENNETH PIERRE Hi-Y 1943-'46, R. O. T. C. 1943-'46, Football 1945, Basket- ball 1946. TREADAWAY, JAMES NOBLE JlMMY R. 0. T. C. 1943, '44, Hi-Y 1943-'46, Homeroom Reporter 1944. TRIGG, CHARLOTTE Hi-Lites 1944-'46, Hi-Lite Bri- gade 1945, '46, Travel Club 1945, '46. VEHON, WILLIAM ALFRED THE MOLE Hi-Y 1943-'46. VERNER, LAWRENCE LARRY Hi-Y 1943-'46. VIERLING, MARY KATHRYN HKAYH Hi-Lites 1944-'46, Riding Club 1945, '46, Intramural Sports 1944-'46, Rifle Club 1945, '46, Hi-Lite Brigade 1944-'46. SENIORS VINTHER, VIVIAN llvlvll Bagpipe Staff 1944-'46, Concert Mistress Orchestra 1945, '46, Na- tional Honor Society 1945, '46, Quill and Scroll 1945, '46, Senior Play 1946, Hall of Fame 1945, '46. WALLACE, BOBBIE JEAN B.J. Linz Pin 1943, Intramural Sports 1943-'45, Treasurer Latin Club 1945, '46, Hi-Lite Brigade 1944, '45, Secretary Homeroom 1943. WALLACE, CARL PRESTON KING Football 1944, '45, Co-Captain Basketball Team 1946, Basketball 1945, '46, National Honor So- ciety 1945, '46, President Hi-Y 1946, Linz Pins 1943, '44. WARD, WILLIAM HENRY BILL R. O. T. C. 1943-'45, Highland Fling 1945, G. I. Frolics 1944, Hi-Y 1943-'45. WARNER, JANET SUE Secretary Student Coanitil 1945, '46, National Honor Society 1945, '46, Corresponding Secretary Hi- Lites 1944, '45, R. O. T. C. Company Queen 1946, Student Council 1944-'46, Secretary of Class 1946. WARREN, PEGGY BLUE PEG Secretary Junior Historical Sofie- ty 1945, '46, Highlander Staff 1945, '46, Travel Club 1944-'46, Hi-Lite Brigade 1944-'46, Linz Pins 1943, '46, Everts Award 1946. SENIORS WEBER, LEE HOWARD BIG LEE Baseball 1944-'46, H-Association 1944-'46, Second Lieutenant R. O. T. C. 1946, Rifle Team 1945, ,46, Hi-Y 1943-,46, Gclf 1946. WHARTON, ANNE ANNIE Vice-President Hi-Lites 1945, '46, Student Council 1944, '46, Senior Play 1946, Company Queen 1946. Linz Pins 1943, '44, '46, National Honor Society 1946. WHITE, SARA ELIZABETH BETTY Hi-Lites 1943-'46, Hi-Lite Bri- gade 1943-'46, Everts Award 1946, Intramural Sports 1943-'46, Senior Play 1946, Travel Club 1946. - WHITE, JEAN ANNE JEANNIE Hi-'Lites 1943-'46, Basketball 1946, Four-Year Linz Pin, Everts Award 1946, Intramurvl Sports 1943-'45, National Honor So- ciety 1946. WHITTEN, .IOIDA , H1011 Hall of Fame 1945, '46, Quill and Scroll 1944-'46, Art Editor Highlander 1946, Highlander Staff 1944-'46, Hi-Lltes I944- '46, Art Club 1944-'46, WILSON, ELIABETH ANN BETH ANN i 'V ' Hi-Lites 1943-'46, Hi-I ite Bri- gade 1945, '46, All-State Orches- tra 1946, Riding Club 1945, '46, junior Historical Society 1945, '46, Travel Club 1945, '46. Page Sixty-three SENIORS WILSON, .IO ANN JODY Hi-Lites 1943-'46, junior His- torical Society 1943-'46, Travel Club 1943-'46, Library Commit- tee 1944, '45, Riding Club 1944, '45, Intramural Sports 1943. WOLFF, DICK IIBATII Track 1944-'46, Basketball 1945, '46, B Team Basketball 1944 H-Association 1944-'46, Student Council 1945, Hi-Y 1944-'46. woon, WAYNE Hi-Y 1945, '46. WOOLLEY, JAMES CHRISTAL R. O. T. C.1943-'45, Hi-Y 1943- '46, Highland Fling 1945, Oper- etta 1946. WRIGHT, CORA CLARK fTramsferred 1945 from Hocka- day School, Dallasj Hi-Lites 1945. '46. Seniors not in pictures: ABEL, FRANK H., JR. BUCKLEY. DOROTHY CLAIBORNE, WILLIAM H. COOLIDGE, SHIRLEY MARY EDWARDS, LAWRENCE GENE GOUSE, FRED M., JR. HARNEY, JIMMIE GENE JOHNSON, BRUCE DEAN LACY, JACK Page Sixty-four SENIGRS YATES, FRED KIPLING PRETTY BOY Hi-Y 1943-,46, R. O. T. C. 1943, '44, President Homeroom 1944, Golf 1946, Linz Pins 1943, '44, Dads Club Award 1945. ZALE, LEW DARRELL WHALE Hi-Y 1944-'46, Camp Dallas 1945, R. O. T. C. 1943-,46, Linz Pin 1944. ZIMMERMAN, CAKOLYN ELIZABETH HJITTEKU Intramural Sports 1943-'46, Rifle Club 1945, '46, Riding Club 1946, Hi-Lites 1943-'46, BHK!!- ball 1945, Hi-Lite Brigade 1943- '45. ZIZINIA, EDITH RENEE HRAYH , QTransferred 1945 from Taylor High School, Taylor, Texasj Hi- Tites 1945, '46, Journalism 1945, '46. YARBOROUGH, JOE HUDSPETH Second Lieutenant R. O. T. C. 1946, Hi-Y 1943-,46, City and State Band Contests 1944-'46, Band 1944-'46, Camp Dallas 1945, All-State Band 1946. LINDSLEY, HENRY McBRlDE, LAWRENCE CAMERON McCLENNY, CHARLES FERRELL McELROY, WALTER BERNARD, JR. McKEE, JEAN STANFORD, ROBERT DQWITT WAGNER, RICHARD WHEELER, STEPHEN WHITE, BESSIE 4 QW Q QWQ Xl L alon Co fffx 5 if ALGN5 005 51 A ld VVQCVXQ , 5 V fe-P. fgiv' 4? lf' yggillir Glover, Dorothy ,bi-if 4. f Jl lugehwww owl E I' I i'onf Rule: Wilkes, Davis, Brown, Birt, Hamilton, XY'hite, Westfall, Rutledge, Durham. Semmf Row: Marston, Herrin, Harrison, Sullivan, Foree, Roach, Irish, O,Connor, Ackley, Levin. Tbirzf Rout Capps, Abright, Manning, Duncan, Hankins, Baker, Peteet, Pierce, Soutter, Butler, Massengale. Abright, Hart Ackley, Karl Allen, Rheda ,lane Andrews, ,lohn Nick Bnggarly, Fdwin Wfarren Baker, Richard Baker, Warreli Bedford, Rita Bircher, Norman Page Sixly-six 3A-IUNIOR Birt, Virginia Bokern, Jim Brooks, Bob Brown, Betty jean Buchanan, Cloyde Buckley, Nancy Butler, john Capps, Bill Cox, Claribel Dardaganian, Stephen S-3A Davis, Walter Duncan, james Dunlap, Neal Durham, Peggy Faust, 1. B. Force, Bob Frasch, john Fuqua, Bill Godfrey, Charlie 1557-2'S'ul'7fE3g QQQ1- - SDCIQI H il '.:':-.1-.:.f:.e -L'-E L .-:.-E 51'-1'-1'-'IL' EE-E-E':.1 1 - 1 Q Q 5'.f.'-I'-'L'-I'-I 51'-'L'-'L':-2 -'L 5'-li'-1-'L'-1 5-3-:.- .'I-: 1-E'f : 5'-2'- -I. '-T-1 .:.-1 V iii ' Q P 'nr Greunke, Herbert Guice, Eddie Hamilton, ,loy Harrison, Hubert Henger, Harold Herrin, Eugene Hopkins, Cclwyn Irish, Williain Jacobs, Evelyn King, Claire sd l i'r111l Row: Matson, Allen, Zuckerman, Hamilton, Dardaganian, Morrison, Buckley, Bircher, Semllrl Rows ilaeobs, Rolnick, Peterson, Bedford, Harris, Guice, Smith. Third Row: Cox, Williams, Heitt, Randall, Rickey. liourflv Row: Hopkins, Knox, Fuqua. Glover, Dickerson, Faust, Turpin, Dunlap, Henger. Ififlb Row: Leinfelder, Abel, Newman, Godfrey, Brooks. SA--IUNIORS-3A Knox, Anne Kreer, Carol Jean Lcinfelder, Edward Levin, Patricia Manning, Bill Marston, Robert Massongale, Lt-:Von Mugford, Edward Ohrum, Gregory Pasche, John Pendleton, Barth Peterson, Norma Pierce, Tommy Rhoades, Betty ,Io Richey, Vanda Roach, Mary Beth Rogers, Henson Rolnick, Ruth Rutledge, Ann Smith, Foster Soutter, Eugene Steele, Barton Sullivan, Charlene Tinkle, George Turpin, Jack Matson, Florence Morrison, jo Ann ,-vw-an-sr WSIS ,N ll ' ZW- 'num' mum Maw 'nuns lxthi umm 3 ii Can a s lllllllilillll llllll I! ll u EE' 5 Ohrum, Tinkle. XValvoord, Ginger Westfall, Sylvia Wl1ite,Jackie Wiggs, Alicia Wilkes, Dotty Williams, Betty Yeargan, Pat Zuckerman, Renee Page Sixty-seven Frou! Row: Campbell, Ferrell, Cook, Cooper, Crow, Howson, Hcnegar, Fostor, Bryant, Butts, Davis, Bacon, Askew. . Second Row: Cohen, Gary, Brice, Goar, Kervin, Aronson, Brin, Jordan, King, Barnett, Koch, Garrity, Charlton, Kendrick, Holland, Bowles. Third Row: Crowley, Gaddy, Duggan, Folsom, Gebert, Gammil', Bentz, Ackert. A 4 Fourth Row: Johnson, Clabaugh, Hayden, L. Brown, Goodloe, Hardison, Dickey, Holmes, Cate, Bernet, Gilkison, C. Hall, Kelley, Garritson, Kidd, Black. liiflb Row: Akin, Armitage, Ernstom, Gibson, Collins, Glitch, Flythe, Call, DeCuir, Jackson, Higginbotham, Marshall, Dysart, Hunt, Ditmer, Broyhill, Greer. 3B-IUNIORS--3B Abel, Don Ackert, Robert Akin, Joan Allen, Janet Anderson, Herbert Anderson, Sally Armitage, Sue Armstrong, Dick Aronson, Artyce Askew, Gary Asner, Jerry Awalt, Marvelle Baker, Robert Barbosa, Al Barnett, Mary Barnett, Roger Bond, Bert Benners, Fred Bent, Norman Bentz, James Black, David Bernet, Robert Bosler, June Bowles, Bobby Bowyer, Diane Brewer, Robert Brice, Betty Briggs, Benjamin Brin, Lyra Brown, Dick Brown, Lois Broyhill, Kent Bryant, Anne Burns, Shirley Butts, Robert Cain, Tom Call, Mary Alice Campbell, Doris Carter, Thomas Cate, Mimi Charlton, George Clabaugh, Carol Cohen, Ann Cohn, Mary Ann Collins, Carol Cook, Diane Cooper, Juanita Crissey, Kenneth Crow, Patricia Crowley, Gene Dalchau, Bobby Dalton, Joe Davis, Tie De Cuir, Shirley Dees, Charles De Jernett, William Dellone, Fred Dibble, Parkes Dickerson, Maxine Dickey, Don Dorton, Marie Draper, Bob Duggan, Marilyn Dunlap, Scott Dykes, Albert Eaheart, John Edgar, Patricia Ellcnburg, Paul Page Sixty-eight Frou! Row: Saunders, Kersh, Hope, Lewis, Asner, Haines, Ol,en, Bowyer, Decs, Grayson, Greengrass, Bosler. Svfumf Row: Barbosa, Henslee, Harper, Brewer, Dalton, Guinn, Gregory, French, Ellenburg, Floto, Dibble, Fly, Eaheart. Tbiral Row: Cain, B. Brewer, R. Barnett, Kerner, Inge, Dalchau, Hoffman, Crissey, Baker, Dellone, Allen Aronson, Bent. liuurtla Row: Anderson, Erringer, Barnett, Campbell, Gibbons, Hill, Benners, Kilgore, Briggs, Dejernett, Dykes, Carter, Greenway. Fifth Raw: S. Anderson, Jack, Elmbad, D. Brown, Kahn, Bagglflyi Gilleani DFGIPC13 Elmblacl, Richard Ernstom, Jeanette Erringer, Bradley Evans, Arthur Ferrell, Vida Floto, Suzanne Fly, Ben Flvthe, Sharon Folsom, joan Fostor, Shirley French, Sara Gatldy, Mary Virginia Gammill, ,loan Garritson, Robert Garrity, johnny Gary, janet Gebert, Don SB-IUNIORS-SB Gibbons, Bobby Gibson, Dorothy Gilkison, Charles Gillcan, William Glitsch, Gretchen Goar, Sara Goodloe, Robert Gough, Mary Ruth Grayson, Carroll Greengrass, Betty Greenway, ,lerry Greer, john Gregory, Joan Guinn, Lawrence Haines, Anne Hall, Charles Hall, Henry Hamilton, Virginia Hankins, Eugene Hardison, John Hardison, Pat Harri-, Betty Jo Hayden, Howard Henegar, Eloise Henslee, Danny Hiett, Sterling Higginbotham, Norma Hill, Allan Holland, Robert Holloway, Anita Holmes, Bob Howson, Doris Hoffman, Charles Hunt, jo Ann Inge, Robert Jack, Bob jackson, Betty Johnson, Jane jones, Bessie Jordon, Janice Kelley, Barbara Kendrick, Mary Lou Kerner, Richard Kersh, Yvonne Kervin, Margaret Kidd, Alice Kilgore, Bassett King, Myra Mae Koch, Janet Lake, Roberta Laney, Ronald Page Sixty-nine Frou! Row: Short, Lockhart, Wilhite, Thompson, Smith, Leftwich, Simmons, Schilling, Murphey, Malitz, Ray, Matlock. Second Row: Morrison, Turbeville, Purgason, Love, McFerran, Spoonts, Watson, Riegel, McKee, Pierce, Owens, McDonald, Lightfoot. Third Row: Walker, Utay, F. Smith, Vallone, Ross, Rehkempef, Parker, Longnecker, Pollard, Sharpe, Teel, Willey. Fourth Row: Rosenthal, Webster, Snyder, B. Pierce, Wallace, M. Love, Marston, Rohde, Marshall, McLendon, Shuttles. Fifth Row: Rathbun, Rickard, Vickers, Lutrick, Zucker, Mathews, Pickett, Moseley, M. Miller, Ownby. Sixth Row: Ross, Loeb, Patterson, Losey, Stephens, West, Thomas, Ninde, Miller, Marr, E. Moon, Roberts. Leftwich, Ann Lightfoot, Carolyn Lightfoot, Marshall Lo Caste, Jim Lockhart, Bobby Loeb, Allisa Longnecker, Carolyn Losey, Marie Love, Jeannine Love, Marian Lowrance, Gene Lukin, Robert Lutrick, Jean McClusky, Pat McConkey, Jimmy McFerran, Sara McKee, Laura Page Se ueniy 3B-IUNIORS-SB McLendon, Bob Malitz, Margaret Malone, Mary Manatt, Sam Marr, Ray Marshall, Amy Marston, Grace Martin, Delsoach Matlock, Dixie Mathews, Paula Maynard, Ralph Miller, Don Miller, Marilyn Moler, Bill Morrison, Marilyn Moseley, Beatrice Moseley, Patsy Jacquelyn Mounts, Robert Wilson Mulhauser, Dorrien Murphey, Phyllis Musso, Buddy Newman, C. W. Ninde, Barbara Oberndoerfer, Warner Oppel, Richard Osburn, Dixon Owen, Bettye Owen, Jerry Ownby, Haynes Buster Pappa, Jack Parker, Harriet Parnass, Larry Patterson, Jean Patterson, Patricia Payne, Robert Perry, Joe Peteet, Rex Pickett, Juliet Pierce, Betty Pierce, Eugenia Pollard, Judy Porter, James Purgason, June Purnell, Locke Rabe, George Raley, Jackson Rathbun, Irene Ravell, Tommy Ray, Marilyn Rehkemper, Jeanne Rejebian, Myron Frou! Row: Rogers See, Malone, Simmer, Moseley, LoCaste, Moler, Turk, Rube, Sullivan, Rollins. Second Row: Oberndoerfer, Payne, Sims, Tyson, MeCluskey, Osburn, Patterson, Russ, Sidran, Wilson, Williams. Third Row: Southworth, Rogers, Pappa, Witty, Newman, Robertson, Owen, Stieglitz, Martin, Walton, Zizinia. Fourlh Row: Purnell, Maynard, Shafer, Perry, Lukin, Oppel, Semos, Parnass, Mounts, Rider, Musso, Lowrance, Gealy, Stehr, Waters, Raley. Fifih Row: McConkey, Snyder, Shelmire, Tubbs, Rejebian, Manett, Porter, Zanders, Wayne, Seharf. Rickard, Bobbie Rider, Charles Robert Reigel, Nancy Ruth Roberts, Albert Robertson, Mary Elizabeth Rogers, Donald Rogers, Ruth Ann Rohde, Evelyn Rollins, Albert Rosenthal, Joan Ross, Barbara Ross, Janice Russ, Minnette Sammons, Mary Anne Saunders, Greta Scharf, Bill See, Sally 3B-IUNIQR Sensabaugh, Gerald Shafer, Paul Sharpe, Joanne Shelmire, William Overton Short, Bill Shuttles, Sylvia Sidran, Sheila Sieberg, Everett Simmer, Joyce Sims, Barbara Smith, Fairfax Smith, Joan Snyder, Barbara Snyder, Ewing Southworth, Stanley Spoonts, Jeannine Good S-SB Stehr, William Stephens, Jeannine Stieglitz, Charles Strawbridge, Sadyenn Sullivan, Jerry Teel, Betty Thomas, Betty Thompson, Mary Ann Tubb, Clarence James Turbeville, Jean Tyson, Jeanne Utay, Elaine Vallone, Frankie Vanderpool, John Vanston, Eddie Vickers, Gladys W'alker, Billie Wallace, Barbara Walton, Bill Watson, Alice Waters, Dan Wayne, Bobby Webster, Beulah West, Joan Wilhire, Mabel Williams, Paul Wilson, Jimmie Witty, Bill Zanders, Jerry R Zizinia, Andrew Zucker, Suzanne Ann andolph Page Seveniy-one w wi ga se ZSSJWW aa QMWMM .M , minus: :www EH my :mam Maw- ,vi swan- W ww-if we-, , in hui I E n Iiirxf Rvws McDonald, Snyder, Vaughan, Sigler, Garrett, Joe Jones, Herndon, Schorr, Eldredge, McGuire, Priddy. 50501111 Raw: Long, Lake, Johnson, Mahr, Burger, Beachy, Cooper, Hill, Macatee, Pierson. Tlainl Rows Jenkins, Granger, Penniman, Hesselson, Bennington, English, Smith, Bennett, Potts, Bemis. Fourth Raw: Leathers, Chambers, Kanatzer, Hamm, Allen, Lesser, Thompson, Mitchell, Butler, Smith. Fifth Row: A. Smith, Spicer, Baker, Tucker, Merrill, Lind, Maxwell, Robertson, Hume, Urban, Tobias, Danna. Sialb Row: Bowser, Langham, Dayton, Buchanan. Agnew, lid Allen, Hope Ancclin, Barbara Arnold, Nancy Bacon, Lois Bailey, John Baker, Edwin Barnes, Barbara Beaehy, Rosemary Bennett, Lindalyn Bennington, Ann Berger, Betty Block, Lawrence Bokern, Richard Bowser, Dannie Boykin, Phil Brewer, Richard Buchanan, Marcus Page Serezzfy-Iwo 1 ZA-SOPHOMORES-2A Budner, Larry Butler, Sue Campbell, Stewart Casey, Pat Chambers, Nancy Cooper, Ann Cox, Patsy Curtis, Lawrence Daniel, Max Danna, John Dayton, Pat Deison, Diane Ditmer, Monte Dunham, Tom Dye, Dorothy Dysart, Eunice Eldredge, Pat English, Sara Garrett, Gene Gealy, John Granger, Janie Hall, Alfred Hamm, Verne Harman, Philip Harper, Pete Harris, Earl Herkimer, Bonnie Hesselson, Feliee Hill, Christine Holcombe, Georgeann Hope, Bob Hume, Bob Hurley, Elizabeth Ingram, Jacqueline Irons, Bob Jaeger, Edith Jnynes, Jack Jenkins, Ruth Johnson, Lois Jones, Joe Kahn, Alan Kanatzer, Helen Kerr, Dotty Knight, Bobby Lane, Jimmy Langham, Edward Langston, Barbara LeClercq, Bob Levin, Marvin Lewis, Marjorie Lind, Bill Lindsley, Bill List, Anne Long, Dick Hrs! Row: Levine, Block, Ancelin, Milburn, Moore, McKenzie Carpenter, Barnes, Hall, Stevens, Harkimer, Ingram. Second Row: Harman, Dunham, Burdner, Whittle, Vehon, Gealy, Irons, Wheeler, Ricker, Smith, Hurley. Third Row: Baker, Mattison, Ransdell, Harris, Matthews, Rolf, Taylor, Boykin. I uurllJ Row: Dye, Holcombe, Porter, Jaeger, Zhan, Pfiefer, Walker, Knight. Fiflb Row: List, Weaver, Agnew, Pistor, Bailey, Otstett, Stevens. .Sixlb Row: Maddox, Casey, Young, Deison, Rumley, Stubblebine, O'Connor, Wooldridge. Seventh Row: Arnold, Sillers, Daniels, Lewis, Jaynes. Wood, Custis, Olsen, MeAtee, Harvey McDonald, Margaret McDonnell, Shirley Ann McGuire, Jvan McKenzie, Bette Maddox, Katherine Maher, Rosine Matthews, Bill Mattison, Jeanne Maxwell, John Mendenhall, Ann Merrill, Frank Mildrum, George Mitchell, Suzanne Moon, Edward Moore, Bobby Newman, Nancy O'C0nnor, Jimmie 2A-SOPHOMORES-ZA Olsen, Gene Otstott, John Paradine, Bob Pearson, Bill Penniman, Margaret Pfeifer, Raeman Pistor, Charles Porter, Betty Potts, Melissa Priddy, Pat Ransdell, Charles Richie, Virginia Rieker, Chandler Robertson, Jerry Rolf, Gerald Rumley, Mary Grace Schilling, Anne Scliurr, Joan ,Betty L. I Semos, Chris Sigler, Glen Sillers Mary Smith, Betty Smith Smith, Gloria Smith, Orbin Smith, Roberta Snyder, Eugene Spicer, Vernon Steele, Mickey Stephens, Bob Stevens, Bill Stevens, George Stubblebine, Bert Sullivan, Bob Swann, Bob Taylor, Bernice Taylor, Bill Terk, David Thompson, Ann Tobias, Daniel Toro, Bill Tucker, Joe Bob Urban, Loren Vaughan, Anne Vehon, Dick Walker, Robert XX'eaver, Lynn Wlieeler, Joe Whittle, Richard Willey, Harley Wood, Charles Wooldridge, Teddy Young, Sue Zhan, Ellsworth Page Seventy-ilavee sg Iiirxl Rout Dickson, Bodden, Harris, Benson, Giddings, Davis, Bobbitt, Foree, Carter, Hooker, Hill, Hoban, Si'r'11ml Row: Fredde, Frickstad, Cowan, Hirsh, Akins, Hirsc'1, Brooks, Goodrich, Haslam, Adams. Tbiril' Roux: Dosher, Collier, Gidley, Goodman, Horton, Garrett, Andrews, Forbes, Bell, Grayson. Fflllffll Row: Anderson, Gambulos, Dalton, Frankfort, Hoffman, Cl2LmCh, C0rClS0n. Fiflh Row: Bradley, Hunsaker, Cooper, Hill, Green, Crowley, Hzssenauer, Burgher, Baird, Ellisor. Sixfla Row: Hargrave, Deison, Black, Brewer, Crossman, Beakey, DeMoss. Adams, Loree Akins, Kenneth Alford, Frederick Allday, Marianne Allison, jack Anderson, Karl Andrews, Patty Austin, Dick Baird, Nancy Baird, Williaiii Baldwin, Peter Ball, Alice Barrier, Ruth Barton, Betty Beakey, Allen Bell, joe Bell, Patty Bennett, Elilabetl Page Se Lfenfy-four 1 Ann 2B-SOPHOMORES-2B Benson, Eric Berding, Anne Black, Bryant Malcom Bobbitt, Bettye Bodden, Marilyn Boggs, John L. Bonorden, Patsy Bradley, Chester Brewer, Barbara Brewer, Daniel Brooks, Evelyn Brown, Ronald Browning, Dave Buchanan, Billy Buckmaster, Samuel Buckner, Marian Burge, Corida Burgher, David Burlew, Betty Bush, joan Butler, Ray Butte, Felix Latti Carman, Frank Carman, Lynn Carter, Anne Carter, Francine Carpenter, john Casper, Marilyn Claunch, Jimmie Clement, Dolores Cohen, Sandra Colletti, Virginia Collier, JoAnn Cooper, john Cordsen, Suzanne Couch, Corinne ITIUYC Cowan, Alice Crane, Del Creecy, Ann Croan, Mary jo Crowley, Andrew Crozier, Don Cullum, Marvin Daggs, Vertie Dalton, Murphy Davis, Harold Davis, Helen Dawson, Robert Day, Dorothy Dealey, Jim de Boer, Dolores Dees, Tom Deison, Raymond DeMoss, Harold rss fag huusinadugg i nazi' 252 r-....-:gg X153 Firii Row: Day, Griffin, Clement, Bonorden, Hunter, Gosney, Haner, Gunstream, Farley, Iden, Creecy, Svroml Row: Browning Feldman, Colletti, Fink, Call, Casper, Healey, Garely, Ball, Brewer, Tlaim' Row: Fleck, Butte, Baird, Bush, Carter, Barton, Bennett, Dixon, Burge, Barrier, Fox. lfourtb Row: johnson, Grant, Berding, Gray, Buckner, Hyer, Croan, Couch, Burlew, de Boer, Allday. Fiflh Row: Crozier, Dealey, Buchanan, Estill, Fleener, Elfent, Dawson, Bell. 2B-SOPHOMORES-ZB Dickson, Margaret Dixon, julie Dosher, Mary Catherine Duncan, Carroll Duncan, Charles Elfcnt, Martin Ellisor, Grover Iflmore, Frank Estill, Charlotte Farley, Nancy Feldmon, Martin Fink, Rita Fleck, Lindsay Forbes, Betty Ford, Marvin Foree, Barbara Fox, Fern Fleener, Bill Frankfurt, David Fredde, Patricia Frickstad, Karen Ann Gambulos, Charles Garrett, Ada Garrett, Patsy Gateley, Sharon Lynne Giddings, Jean Anne Gidley, Nancy Gilland, Barbara Glasscoek, Mae Claire Goggans, Wilfert Goodman, Owen Dale Goodrich, Peggy Gosney, Betty Grant, Tommy Gray, Jeanne Grayson, jane Green, Todd Griffin, Darlene Groner, Gwen Grossman, Irwin Gunstream, Dorothy Guthrie, Sy Hancr, Freda Hargrave, David Harned, james Harris, Wallace Haslam, Tina Healey, Martha Heard, Ruth Heilig, Gus Herndon, Pattie Sue Hessenauer, John Higginbotham, Larry Hill, Bill Sue Graner. Hill, Marilyn Hirsh, Carol Hirsch, Lou Hoban, Jerry Hoffman, Vaughn Hooker, Shirley Hopkins, Robert Horton, Sarah Arline Hunsaker, Don Hunter, Margaret Hyer, Jane Iden, Gloria james, Van jenkins, Barbara Jean johnson, Hilda Johnson, Page johnson, Leland Johnston, Marian Page Seventy-jiz'e Pirxf Row: Reece, Lane, Munstcr, Manning, Reed, Little, Mayer, Martin, Katz, Luliin, Moon, Spencer. SUIYJIIII Row: Taeey, Margules, Wooldridge, Pfeiffer, McCro y, Miller, Wfeinstein, Young, Robinson, Nash. Third Row: Lackey, Olff, McClain, Merrill, Merchant, King, Wallace, Glasscoclc, Palmer, Moore, Worknian. lfourlb Row: Pyle, Wolcott, Todd, McKee, Slaughter, Carter, Mims, Schenkel, Manning. Fifth Row: O'Conner, Moore, MacKenzie, Selecman, Vincent, Myers, Kindred, McCorlcle, Thompson, Philpott. Siilh Runs Miller, Schulman, Works, Young, Roberts, Rubin, Richards, Smith, Ray, Snelling, Dees. Jones, Janet jones, Weiidell Jonsson, Ken josey, june Katz, Shirley Kindred, Betsy King, Doris King, Leolz Kirven, Ross Lackey, Mary Margaret Lane, Barbara Leatherman, Eddie Leathers, Mary Frances Lesser, Joy Frances Lewis, Buddy Lewis, Carson Lilly, Betty Page Severity-six 2B-SOPHOMO Little, Lloydelle Luther, Barbara McClain, Margaret McClelland, Kay McCorkel, Mary Jo McCoy, Louise McCrory, Helen McCulloch, George McGuire, Aurhella Mcjurikin, Herbert McKee, Joan Mackenzie, Marilyn McNamara, Pat Mann, Gerald Manning, Marilyn Manning, Roland Margules, Elaine RES-2B Martin, Delores Martin, Billy Mayer, Beverly Mayes, Harland Mead, David Merchant, Laura Meridith,Barbara Meredeth, Margaret Merrill, Peggy Meserve, Kenneth Mighell, Ken Miller, Bessie Miller, Lloyd Mims, Barbara Moon, Kathryn Moore, Dell Moore, Phyllis Munster, Dorothy Myers, Jimmy Myers, Merlyn Nash, Nan Nolen, Charles O,Bannan, Luther O'Connor, Mary Ann Oeff, Ida Palmer, Jackie Paule, James Pfeiffer, Dorothy Philpott, Robert Pierce, Allan Ponder, Jack Powers, Michael Priddy, Ann Proctor, Larry Firrl Row: Johnson, Weinzettel, McClelland, Luther, Schuckley, Teel, Rosenthal, Touchstone, No.en, Myers, Mcad, Straus Sefoml Row: Tinkle, Leatherman, Wiley, Rattan, Kirven, Stewart, Paule, McGuire, Scurlock. Third Row: Whitten, McCulloch, Street, Underwood, Welsh, McNamara, Gilliland. Fouvlb Row: Meredeth, Turner, Settle, Rowe, Sparkman, Lewis, Mighell, VanAmburgh, Vernon, Proctor, Silliman, Pierce Veech. Fifih Row: Priddy, Mann, Rippey, Ponder. Sixlh Row: Russell, Thompson, Tucker, Wilfon, Tabor, Mescrve, Powers, Mays, Lufkin, Martin, Yeargan, XVilson. Pyle, Vera Rattan, Travis Ray, Charles Reece, Joan Reed, Carolyn Rembert, Betty Richards, David Rippey, Bill Roberts, Bob . Robinson, Catherine Rosenthal, Bud Rowe, john Rowe, Nancy Rowe, joseph Rubin, Barry Russell, Rusty Schenkel, Buddy Schoen, Bill 2B-SOPHOMORES-2B Schulman, Myron Scurlock, Gilson Sclecman, Mary Settle, Bruce Shockley, Bill Silliman, Eddie Slaughter, Gloria Smallfeldt, Martha Smith, Duffield Snelling, Bob Sparkman, Ben Spencer, Wanda Straus, Frank Street, Ben Sullivan, Fred Tabor, Don Tacey, Joan Teel, Billy Thompson, Duane Thompson, -Iimmi Thompson, Sherman Tinkle, Donald Todd, Margaret Touchstone, john Tucker, Bobby Turner, Lovell Underwood, jack VanAmburgh, ,Iames Veach, Joe Vernon, Martin Vincent, Anne Walker, Patricia Wallace, Sue Weinstein, Maxine Weinzettel, jean Welsh, Reed Paul West, Ronald Wharton, Rita Whitten, Robert Wiley, Donald Wilson, George Winsett, Betty Wfitten, jimmy Wolcott, Betty XVooldridge, Wanda Workman, Janice Works, Richard Yeargan, Harold Young, Austin Young, Patricia Page Severity-sez'e11 Fira! Rout Briggs Biggers, Thomas, Maxwell, Hemenway, Jarvis, Bounds, Oliver, Brower, Spears, Halstead. V V '- Svmznl Row: Lyford, Brown, Moon, Alters, Johnson, Otto, Raberts, Taylor, Randall, Harvey, Sehart, Price, Birt, Winn, Brown Bateman Clark. , , . Tbiril Rout Glosser, Cuningham, Vowell, Trazier, Anderson, Gresham, Slllfffy MOON, Cflwfvfdi YOUHS, Rutherford, K06Cl1' er, Macon, Pearson, Boyce, Conrad. I - Q l'iL'1zr'lb Row: Campbell, Mendenhall, Duncan, O'Donnell, Allman, Brewer, Bllllfff, CYOHIYM HUffhlnC5, SOYYCIS, Horn, Cohen, Parker, Coffin, Nicholson, Kirstcin, Rosen. Abbott, Kay Acton, Robin Allman, Jane Alters, William Anderson, James Ray Bailey, Tom Bateman, Ben Bertram, Tom Biggers, John Binion, Barry Birt, Catherine Louise Blewett, Ida Louise Bounds, Helen Boyce, John Thomas Brewer, Williana Briggs, Sid Page Sevenly-eight 2B-SOPHOMORES-ZB CIANUARYP Brouthers, Lawrence Brower, Julia Ruth Brown, Alicia Brown, Jack Brown, Ted Butler, Patricia Ann Campbell, Dorothy Mae Campbell, Roger Carroll, Ralph Carter, Beverly Jean Cave, Joanne Clark, Shirley Coffin, Douglas Cohen, Norman Alan Connelly, John Conrad, Betty Cronin, James Watson Crowe, Mary Pat Cunningham, Gloria Davis, George Duer, Townsend W'illiam Duncan, Mary DuPey, Howard Eversmeyer, Arden Foster, William Henry II Francis, Judson Frazier, Patricia Glosser, Estabrook Jr. Gordon, Kenneth Gregory, William Richard Gresham, Jean Grossenbacher, Gail Halstead, Barbara Hart, Patsy Harvey, Herbert Heath, Edward Hemenway, Porter Herrin, Jo Anne Hoover, Reed Horn, Roseann Hudspeth, Nancy Huffines, Elizabeth Hughes, Perry Theodore Hyde, Robert Jarvis, Don Johnson, Nancy Jones, Worth Jack Kelly, John Fran! Row: Brown, Bertram, Rice, Hunter, jones, Reavis, Stathakos, Reid, Whitmore, Gregory, West, Ryser. Sefoml Row: Smith, Evermeyer, Binion, Blewett, Mathis, Wolf, Losey, Herrin, Kobey, Robison, Davis, Abbott, DuPuy, Schraeder, Hoover, Magnolia, Love. Third Row: Crowe, Schaeffer, Hart, Saunders, Yarborough, Frineis, Yost, Bailey, Liebes, Hewcs, Smith, Grossenbacher, Stark, Marshall, Kendrick, Rawles, Patterson. liolwfh Row: Brouthers, Hudspcth, Hyde, Toplctz, Acton, Matthews, Peabody, Wood, Kelley, Carter, Campbell, Cave, Sisco, Manes, Stetler, Scurlock, Speer. Kendrick, Elaine Kirstein, Edward Kobcy, Harold Koecher, Delight Liebes, ,loan Losey, Herbert Love, Richard Franklin Lyford, Patricia Ann Manes, Dorothy Marshall, Neil Mathis, John Samuel Matthews, Jo Ann Maxwell, Johnny McArthur, Daniel Mendenhall, Elliott Moore, Jackie 2B-SOPI-IGMORES-2B UANUARYJ Moore, Sandra Morris, john Nicholson, Betty O'Donnell, Cameron Oliver, ,lean Otto, Dwight Parker, Elizabeth Patterson, Barbara Peabody, William W. Price, Hobert Randle, -Iacquelyn Rawles, jimmy Reavis, Hershel Reid, Billy Rice, Bob Roberts, Betty Roberts, Vigie Robertson, Edward Robison, Louise Rosen, Merilyn Rutherford, Gene Ryser, Paul Saunders, Richard Schaeffer, Richard Sehzirf, Jeannette Schraecler, Faith ,Io Seurloek, jan Slater, Denys Smith, Betty Louise Smith, Charles Sorrels, Charles Spears, Caroline Lee Ann Speer, lid Stark, Carolyn Sue Stephens, Marie Frances Steler, Marvin Taylor, james Tempel, Ann Thomas, Robert Topletz, Sonia West, Merrill jesse Wlinn, Whitt Wolf, Miriam W'ood, Nancy Yarborough, Ann Yost, Pat Young, Dorothy Page Seventy -nine ffg' UN l fl f SFS!!-'5 DRB .1 ' 9 I f to A Fall Frank Bradley . Dan Gealy . . Janet Warner . Pat Chaney . . Miss James . . Miss Smith . . Student Council leaders take stock of Wampum before going on the warpath. OFFICERS Student S lining . . President . . . Paul Mathews . Vice-President . . . Cole Manes . . Secretary . . . Janet Warner . Treasurer . . . Alice Dye . . Sponsor .... Miss James . Assistant Sponsor . . . Miss Smith Activities of the Student Council, the representative body of Highland Park High School, have been numerous this year. The 'lover-the-top sale of bonds and stamps is due to the untiring efforts and splendid work of the Stu- dent Council. The end of this great Victory War Loan Drive led to the choosing of the Scottie Sweetheart, Council who was chosen from one of the Highlander Honeys selected by the football team. The drive was climaxed by a big shindig in order to crown the l'Scottie Sweetheart, who won by having the most votes from sale of Victory Bonds and Stamps. Sponsoring football dances, various contests and assem- blies, and assisting in PTA, Dads Club, Red Cross drives, and sale of tuberculosis seals are left up to this body. Election of all new officers for the following fall and the annual Junior-Senior Prom, the anticipated affairs of the year, are sponsored by this group. In bringing closer cooperation between the faculty and the student body, this group realizes its chief objective. It also succeeds in upholding the constitution which was adopted by the student body in 1935. MEMBERS Akin, Joan Butte, Felizr Garrett, Joyce Kropp, Barbara Moore, Doris Rolnick, Ruthy Teel, Betty Alford, Fred Chaney, Pat Garritson, Bobby Lacy, Jerry Moore, Sylvia Rosenthal, Joan Teel, Ted Bacon, Lois Cunningham, Gealy, Dan Lee, Bobby Sam Muire, Sally Sadler, Bob Turpin, Jack Bass, Dick Gloria Gibbons, Bobby Lindsley, Henry Patterson, Pat Schulman, Betty Wallace, Carl Bateman, Ben DeMoss, Hal Goodloe, Robert Malone, Mary Penniman, Ann Bob Wharton, Anne Banners, Fred DYE, AHCC Gfnnefi Gwen M3nSS, C016 Pistor, Charles Sessions, ,loan Wharton, Rita Boker, Tommy English, Sara Harding, Lynn Manes, Dorothy P01-ter, James Sharp, Joanne Wheeler, Joe Bradley, Frank Etz, Betty Haseltine, David Mathews, Paul Reaeor, Phyllis Slatcn, Fl-edna Wiggg, Alicia Broadnax, Jeanne Findley, Sylvia Henry, Aileen Merchant, Laura Rippey, Bill Sparkman, Ben Williams, Betty BUCkleYi NHHCY Ffenchs Sara .l3C0b5i EVe1Yn Miuefy Clara Roberts, Albert Smith, Susie Wolcott, Betty Number, please? Poul and Cole, Business Manager and Editor of the Student Directory, tell 'em where. X X FX ' ' ' 'By ff offer wx ' X R TX X S S K ,X 1 may X lp lL,,Q M l n l I pq m . we T Bigwigs of the Brain Society give the new ubravesu the once over in induction ceremony. Notionol l-lonor Society NHS OFFICERS Full Spring Ted Teel ..... President .... Rush Pierce Herbert Wales . . Vice-President . . Herbert Beutel Sarah Butte . . Secretary-Treasurer Mary Lee Austin Miss Masters .... Sponsor .... Miss Masters We are proud to present the Wl1iz Kidsu of Highland Park High School. The kids listed below are more than just Quiz Kids. They not only must acquire knowledge but alto polish the apple for the teachers and shine in leader- ship, citizenship, service, and character. In selecting these students the teachers use a preferential voting system- a first, second and third choice. An average is a re- quirement for membership in this select society. These Atomic Whizesn arouse much envy among their class- mates, especially their sophomore and low junior friends, for they are not eligible. The membership is restricted to three per cent of the 3A class, ten per cent of the 4B class, and fifteen per cent of the 4A class. These select students serve as ushers for all special programs and cemmencement exercises. This society is responsible for keeping individual cards recording the actiivities in which each student takes part throughout his high school career. It also sponsors the awarding by point system of the H Blanket, which is pre- sented to the boy and girl in each graduating class with the highest achievement score during their high school years. lf X .vQi'5'7ME. 'F ' X E'6yrQ Trxigoafa 5-0 X ,in PXgNfXxgfs Trkg:,n4cj ND ,l l lllwl il, . S Sb-A Adams, Jimmie Akin, Joan Anagnos, Katherine Austin, Mary Lee Bailey, Dorothy Barton, Fredna Bass, Dick Bell, Barbara Beutel, Herbert Bonhoff, Mary Ann Bowen, Becky Breckenridge, Doris Broadnax, Jeanne Brown, Dick Bufkin, Margilee Butte, Sarah Craugh, Carolyn Davis, Nancy Davis, Sam Ellard, Helen Ellis, jim Etz, Betty Findley, Sylvia Ford, Billie Garritson, Bobby MEMBERS Ginsberg, Sheba Glanville, Margaret Goldman, Winfrey Goodman, Mary Carolyn Graner, Ed Haley, Ann Haseltine, David Jones, Patsy Ann Kerr, Ann Lipscomb, Pat Lovejoy, Wallace Lutrick, Jean Lutrick, Mary McElvaney, Bill McVeigh, Marilyn Maclay, Eleanor Manes, Cole Marston, Robert Martin, DeLoachc Miller, Clara jean Miller, Elsalenc Moore, Peggy Morrison, Jo Ann Muire, Sally Olberndoerfer, Warner Ohrum, Courtney Ogden, Phyllis Page, Mary Eileen Patterson, Barbara Pierce, Rush Richardson, Leesie Ricketts, Joan Rogers, Ruth Ann Rclnick, Ruthy Rosenthal, joan Sims, Barbara Louise Slaton, Fredna Smith, Susie Spring, Jack Teel, Ted Townsend, Lily Turpin, Jack Vinther, Vivian Wales, Herbert Wfallace, Carl Warner, janet Wharton, Anne White, .lean Ready for anybody's round-up now-Mary and Ted, blanket Winners of the January class. Fall Sylvia Findley . . Barbara Boyd . . Mary Lutrick . . Courtney Ohrum . Anne Wharton . . Marjorie Young . Shirley Smith . . Barbara Kropp . Betty Burt . . . Sally Muire . . . Mary Lou Iglehart Fredna Slaton . . Miss Wilson . . Miss Inman . . . OFFICERS . President . First Vice-Pres. Second Vice-Pres. Third Vice-Pres. Fourth Vice-Pres Fifth Vice-Pres. Sixth Vice-Pres. Recording See'y Cor. Secretary . Treasurer . . Treasurer . . Historian . . Historian . Sponsor . . . Adviser . . Hi-Lite's Minnehachas. Hi-Liies Spring . Sylvia Findley . Barbara Boyd . Anne Wharton Carolyn Goodman . . Betty Et: . Jean Lutrick Ruth Ann Rogers . Shirley Smith . Diane Bowyer . Betty Burt . Patsy Powell . Jo Ann Connor . Ann Leftwich . Miss Wilson . . Miss Inman Our club that will never die. Yes, Scots, that,s Hi-Lites, the club that's strictly for the lassies. Hi-Lites is the largest club in the school with a membership of almost six hundred. And all these six hundred work in six groups. First, there's the Friendship Committee that's organ- ized specially for 2B's and transfers. The committee pro- vides a big sisteri' to help each new Scottie get in the swing of things. They also telephone and send flowers to the girls that are sick. Santa and girl friends at the Hi-Lite Christmas party. Second, there's the Welfare Committee which has had as its main project the Mexican Mission. Every month a group of girls has given a party for the children at three missions. The girls have also supported drives for books and clothes, and several Christmas baskets to the needy families. Third, is the I-Ii-Lite Brigade whose main function is to keep up the ex-students' record. Over a hundred girls are on this committee. Fourth, is the Red Cross Committee. This group has had charge of Junior Red Cross work, cross word puzzles, stuffed toys, Christmas stockings have been madeg and pocket-size books have been collected. Then we come to the high light of every Tuesday morning, the Hi-Lite program. Be it a speaker or be it a play, the Hi I.ites are always an enthusiastic and atten- tive audience. Tremendous applause or rolicking laughter from the auditorium on Tuesday morning never fails to make the boys jealous. Last but not least is the Social Committee. They are the lassies who help the Hi-Y give those swell get acquaintedu dances and who are responsible for the two Hi-Lite dances. This year the mid-term social was an all backward barn dance-probably the most novel affair Hi- Park has ever seen. And of course one of the main events of the year is the spring formal honoring the officers and providing a large donation for the Red Cross. In addi- Lion these projects the girls also gave a Christmas party and a banquet honoring the officers for the coming year. ,.- -ul lax l Www x S r P X 1.9.5 Full Dick Bass . . Rush Pierce . Carl Wallace . Tam Mott . Bill Dejernett Locke Purnell Tommy Boker Charley Chester Bill Taylor . Robert Walker Jody Wheeler George Allen Mr. Akin . . Mr. Lacy . . Hi-Y's i'Chief Wahoosn. Hi-Y OFFICERS . . Carl Wallace . . Cole Manes . Leo Fikes . . Sam Davis . . President . . First Vice-President Second Vice-President . . Third Vice-President Fourth Vice-President . George Freeman Secretary . . . . Dick Brown Treasurer . . . Robert Walker Sergeant-at-Arms Sergeant-at-Arms . Felix Butte Sergeant-at-Arms . .Hal De Moss Sergeant-at-Arms . . Bobby Irons Sergeant-at-Arms Bert Stubblebine Sergeant-at-Arms Photographer . . . George Allen . Sponsor . . . . Mr. Akin Sponsor ..... Mr. Lacy The Hi-Yy Fellowship is a boy's organization sponsored by and affiliated with the National YMCA. It functions n,.s .,: Qin lllllll 7 E!!! E555 files-:SJ x N: R for the following ideals: to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian characterf' Living up to these ideals, the Hi-Y has joined with the Hi-Lites this year to extend a help- ing hand to the underprivileged of our city by visiting the different church missions and entertaining and play- ing with the children there. Also, the Hi-Y aided fami- lies at Christmas with gifts of money and toys donated by the club members. Meeting every Monday at activity period, the Hi-Y has many interesting, educational, and entertaining programs and a few that are sleep-inducing. A few of the topics discussed are character building, Christian living, and youth's place in the post war world. On the lighter side a swell magic show was given by Harry McDaniel, Jr. In the social life of Hi Park the Hi-Y went all out this year. The boys strained their brains and muscles and whipped up a super-duper Victory dance that was ac- claimed by many as the best Hi-Y dance in many a year. The Hi-Y and the Hi-Lites coordinated their efforts to give the 2B's a hearty welcome in September and in January at the Get-Together Dance. The Clan's top medicine men-Hi-Y inductors. N . Pen pushers turn Candle lighters in initiation ceremony. The Quill oncl Scroll OFFICERS F411 Spring Wallace Lovejoy . . President . . Wallace Lovejoy David Haseltine . Vice-President . David Haseltine Secretary-Treasurer . . Susie Smith Miss Stewart .... Sponsor .... Miss Stewart If you are a Raphael, Steinbeck, or an expert in the field of advertising, then try for this club today. Miss Mary Stewart, English teacher and sponsor of the junior journalists, says that all you have to be is outstanding in one of three fields: writing, advertising, or art work on either the Bagpipe or Highlander. Purpose? Members do their homework first of all, and then, if they have time, they put out the Kiltie, a guide for students and keep the exes' records. That's lots of work for the few members it contains. Itls one club that never worries about being overcrowded! History? In 1937 the school decided to sponsor a club composed of only these 'lhorders of brains. Not being Mac lights from the candle of Truth. contented with any Hole' genius, they decided that he should be at least a junior, in the upper third of his class, and, as llve mentioned at least a dozen times before, out- standing in work on either the Bagpipe or Highlander. Hopeful? Then turn in your name to Miss Stewart to be voted upon by the members. Only the most highly recommended-the ones who slip the members the most on the side-become members. Seriously, to be selected for membership is one of the highest honors bestowed on any student in Hi Park. MEMBERS Anagnos, Katherine Haseltine, David Moore, Sylvia Boyd, Barbara Iglehart, Marv Lou Morrison, Jo Ann Briggs, Betty Lacy, .lack Montgomery, Ann Day, Russell Lovejoy, Wallace Rogers, Ruth Ann Drake, Jeanne Lutrick, Mary Smith, Susie Goldman, Winfrey McNeill, Mary Vinther, Vivian Harding, Lynn Massengale, LeVon Whitten, Joida Mitchell, Stewart , s , . fy s f .is ll! Qi- X N 5 l x X NX gi sm Safe, X55 S Creecy, Ann Oberndoerfer, Warner df. They're all Texans now. The lntemcxtionolists OFFICERS FALL Spring Dan Gealy . . . President . . . . John Gealy John Gealy . .Vice-President . W. Oberndoerfer Billie Walker . . . . Secretary . . . Billie Walker Miss Wasson . . . Sponsor . . Miss Wasson Hula skirts, war-torn flags, unreadable menus, bloody helmets, and scrapbooks are items which were examined the Internationalists. These lived six months or more in among the many unusual and discussed this year by worldly people must have some foreign country to be members. Countries represented include Japan, Arabia, thing to Cat after a long afternoorfs Work! The principal project of the group this year was cor- responding with people in other countries. They also gave a program for the Junior Historical Society and worked on scrapbooks containing pictures, souvenirs, and other things from the country or countries in which each has lived. Perhaps the most time was spent, however, in the planning of the Club's annual entertainment which, we less-traveled folks are told, was a great success. MEMBERS Germany, Holland, England, France, Hawaii, and Mexico. Meetings were held each month at the home of one of the furriners for refreshments, discussion, examina- tion of articles from other countries, refreshments, work David, Monica Gealy, Dan Gealy, john McNeill, Mary Rickey, Sara Sessions, Joan Walker, Billie Zahm, Buddy on club projects, and refreshments. They also served some- M0ir,Bi11 7?j Internationalists trying to look international, N W ,H huh. 2 tgp, S K 2 S l.f .f':.l is W f. wife - 'Lg Ly' Q TT T if w ii 11 X 0 2 on F , i .J ,J X i a - T f 1 l J , sg Z fx e e-5 52 .JZ ci 2-4, Eleanor Maclay . Marilyn McVeigh . Doris Breckenridge Elsalene Miller . . Clara Jean Miller . Ellen Lawther . Mrs. Miller . . . You take the high road, but these Travel Club officers will get there afore ye! The Travel Club . ., President . . Vice-President . . Corresponding Secretary Recording Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . Historian . . . Sponsor Who goes there? Undoubtedly, it is a member of the Travel Club, for the members are always on the Ngo' and nothing seems to stop them. Whether it be by lec- ture, movie, or letter, the Scotties of the Travel Club can reach the four corners of the world. Highlanders who particularly possessed the Wanderlust, organized The Globetrottersn in 1937, and the club has been rapidly expanding since then. Slightly detained during the past war years, Scotty travelers can now make such trips as the one taking them to Little Mexico to deliver large baskets to our good neighbors on Thanksgiving and Christmas. Chief traveler among them is the sponsor, Mrs. I. O. Miller. Under her inspiring leadership, the club has com- pleted a well rounded year and at last has been able to satisfy that desire to see the world Cor at least a small part of itj. MEMBERS Anderson, Sally Reed Bailey, Dorothy Bedford, Rita Travel Club speaker, Mrs. W. W. Finlay and autograph hounds. Bloom, Betty Sue Bonhoff, Mary Ann Bowyer, Diane Breckenridge, Doris Brooks, Betty Bufkin, Margilee Burns, Laura Call, Mary Alice Cook, Diane Coughanour, Jean Craugh, Carolyn Crowley, Joyce Davis, Nancy Dickson, Sue Drake, Jeanne Eaves, Ellen Ellard, Helen English, Virginia Feld, Ellene Fisher, Mary Ford, Billie Fox, Eleanor French, Sara Gammill, Diane Garrett, Joyce Ginsberg, Sheba Glanville, Margaret Glitsch, Gretchen sf, li 1 n Godchaux, Frances Goodman, Mary Carolyn Guthrie, Betty Haley, Ann Hall, Jeanne Hardison, Patsy Healey, Martha Jenkins, Margaret Johnson, Gwen Johnson, Hilda Johnson, Lucia Kidd, Alice Kirksey,Barbara Klein, Joan Kreer, Carol Lawson, Louise Lawther, Ellen Leftwich, Ann List, Ann Loeb, Allisa Longnecker, Caroly Losey, Marie Lowe, Hilda Ruth McKee, Laura McVeigh, Marilyn Maclay, Eleanor Miller, Clara Jean Miller, Elsalene ki ,sg y 4 ll ls? I Moroney, Bootsey Morrison, .lo Ann Morrison, Marilyn Moseley, Beebee Muire, Sally Ohrum, Courtney Patterson, Barbara Parker, Nan Peterson, Norma Richardson, Leesie Ricketts, Joan Roberts, Betty Rogers, Ruth Ann Russ, Claire Russ, Minnette Sessions, Joan Smith, Jean Smith, Susie Stool, Sybil Strawbridge, Sadyeann Timbes, Shirley Turner, Barbara Vinther, Vivian Wallace, Bobbie Jean Warren, Peggy Wilhite, Mabel Wilson, Beth Ann Zuckerman, Renee YA D pei? X The January class shows 'em how it's done in the senior play, Every Family Has One .... Drcxmcftics That was terrible! You can all do better, let's try it over. Places for the last act. Where's Joe? He's never where he should be. And for Petels sake, stop that noise back stage! fWhew, how did I get into this?J All right, the curtain goes up and the lights dim as-QUIET! - These were the moans and groans of a student assistant director of a play, as he struggled through the trials and tribulations of a final rehearsal. If anyose is interested in anything connected with the stage, dramatics offers an opportunity for all. Better known as The Tl1espians, the stage-struck Scots tested their talents by presenting radio and one-act plays. Capably directed by Miss Peggy Harrison, these actors entertained with assembly programs and gave an interest- ing, educational skit over the public address system. The main project of The Thespians, this year, was a play produced in the spring. xl as 'x A 'Q PE x Q gffx..-X 4 i, li ,J 'lr In ' 0 Hill x ll: 'U atv' I O X lx I ' il E.::: ul' ill til Q 1 4' X 1 X X DF 326 J Nlli Ulf W! till!! 'a iil f SSX J Adams, Jimmie Austin, Mary Lee Bailey, Audry Bailey, Dorothy Ball, Alice Barry, Walter Bonorden, Patsy Boyd, Barbara Butte, Felix Butte, Sarah THESPIANS Ginsberg, Sheba Ann Hafter, Lawrence Harrison, Dana Lou Hyer, Jeanne Jones, Jo Ann Jones, Patsy Ann Johnston, Margaret Ingram, Jacqueline Kidd, Alice Kropp, Barbara Caswell, Mary Anne Lackey, Mary Cohen, Connie Cohen, Ann Margaret Lipscomb, Pat Coughanour, Jeanne McKenzie, Bette Desorbry, Emily Dickson, Sue Durham, Peggy English, Virginia Feld, Ellene Feldman, Marvin Fikes, Leo Foree, Barbara Gibson, Dorothy Maker, Rosine Martin, Billy Mayer, Marvin Norwood, Inalou Norwood, Margaret Ohrum, Courtney Page, Mary Eileen Palmer, Jackie Parker, Nan Perry, Joe Perryman, Zoe Persons, Frances Pierce, Eugenia Priddy, Ann Reasor, Phyllis Rickey, Sara Rogers, Ruth Ann Ross, Janice Ruff, Stanley Shadle, Barbara Ann Sharp, Joanne Sillers, Mary Slaton, Fredna Smith, Jean Thompson, Mary Ann Turbeville, Jean Vinther, Vivian Wallace, Bobbie West, Joan Young, Patricia Young, Peggy Sue Tea sipping in Pride and Prejudice. Leesie Richardson. . . . . . . . . Texas' best boosters-the Historical Society officers. The Iunior Historical Society OFFICERS President Hall of State for the representatives of all the schools in Dallas, as well as dear ole' Hi Park High. At least once every semester the historians turn histerian and have Henry, Mary KathrynMiller, Clara jean Becky Bowen . Betty Briggs . Peggy Warren . Eleanor Maclay Mrs. Miller . . Learning the intriguing story the union, a large scale paradise of the Junior Historical Society. Texaslj This Hi Park edition of . . . . Vice-President Recording Secretary . Corresponding Secretary Historian . . . . Sponsor of the greatest state in on earth, is the purpose flncidentally, I'm from the Texas State Histori- cal Society was organized by twenty charter members under the sponsorship of Mrs. I. O. Miller. Since these first twenty pioneers of the youngest club in the school met and drew up the club's constitution, the organization has more than doubled in membership, over fifty people now compose the society. A number of contributions have been made to the Illllifll' Hixiorlzin, the Club magazine, and each year the association puts on a program at the Junior Historians do some researchin' for tribal lore. a big frolic, usually a picnic or hay-ride. Anderson, Sally Blom, Betty Sue Bosler, Mary ,lune Bowen, Becky Briggs, Betty Cook, Diane Davis, Nancy Dickson, Sue Drake, Jeanne Ellard, Helen Ford, Billie Fox, Eleanor Gammill, Diane Ginsberg, Sheba Ann Glanville, Margaret MEMBERS Godcliaux, Frances McNeill, Mary E. Haley, Ann McVeigh, Marilyn Houghton, Jo Ann jenkins, Margaret Johnson, Lucia Kelley, Barbara Kidd, Alice Klein, Joan Kreer, Carol Leftwich, Ann Love, Marian Maclay, Eleanor Mathis, jane Miller, Elsalene Morrison, Marilyn Parker, Nan Richardson, Leesie Rogers, Ruth Ann Russ, Claire Russ, Minnette Sammons, Mary A Smith, Jean Warren, Peggy Wilhite, Mabel Wilson, Beth Ann 2 1 f , 7 g Lg dig HHS? War paint as splashed by the Art Club. Art Club OFFICERS Fall Spring Jean Turbeville . . . President ..... Ann Kerr Doris Breckenridge Vice-President ' Margaret McDonald Ann Kerr . . . Secretary-Treasurer . Wanda Richey Mary Margaret McDonald . . Reporter . . . Alice Ball Miss Dial .... . Sponsor ..... Miss Dial Highland Park is justly proud of its Art Club, under the able leadership of Miss Dial, for it has really been making its mark Qliterallyj around school this year, as always. Our Bobby-sox Brush Brigade has converted Ye Aulde Corridors into bright, blooming centers of seething humanity with their artistic and imaginative creations. The members spent each Tuesday afternoon doodling and daubing and doing craft work. Some of their activi- ties were making decorations for dances and parties, stage settings for dramatic prouctions, and arranging exhibits in wall cases, and many such projects demanding their special talents. Urgent pleas for posters always found Willing, able hands and creative minds eager to produce A Wil -ers fir X ' tjilfl Nl X ' J, 5, fly! M f L Y al, , jXX V- if ily L, Q a another masterpiece. You never could tell what they would turn out next! But always pleasant surprises, of course. In 1945-46 the Art Club has truly been busy keeping up with its reputation as one of the most helpful and co-operative organizations in school. So When you need a poster or a tricky display lust call upon the Art Clubg they will do it 1 today. MEMBERS Allday, Marianne Groner, Gwendolyn Meredith, Barbara Andrews, Lanell Healey, Martha Richey, Vanda Andrews, Patty Ingram, Jacqueline Rumley, MaryiGrace Bailey, Dorothy Kaufman, Madeline Sillers, Mary Ball, Alice Kerr, Ann Smid1,,Gloria Breckenridge, Doris McDonald, Mary Turbeville, Jean Chambers, Nancy Margaret Whitten, Joida Findley, Sylvia McMurrin, Kathryn Winsett, Betty Merchant, Laura 'iNot a day without a linen- Pliny must have been thinking about the Art Club. The Scotties' String Pullers at rest. Q The Orchestra Where's the orchestra that enters contests and comes ORCHESTRA out with about every honor possible? Where's the orches- tra that has members that carry away first division awards in every ensemble contest? Where's the orchestra that has the largest and best membership in its history? Why, it's at Hi Park! Under the direction of Mrs. A. R. Rockefeller the first semester and Miss Edna Mae Sim- mons the second semester, this orchestra of 1945, '46 broke many former records. Notable among these was the record size of the violin section, twelve members, the largest in the school's history. Among the many activities this year were programs for Radio Frolics, a Christmas carol program, assemblies, the performance of the graduation music, and P.-T.A. and Dads Club programs. As always the orchestra ac- companied the operetta which this year was THE GON- DOLIERS, a Gilbert and Sullivan production. In addition this spring the orchestra participated for the first time in the Texas Music Educators' Clinic in Waco Where three of the four string sections were led by Hi Park students, and the concert mistress was Vivian Vinther, 4A student. The orchestra assisted with the Highlander Music Festival and Clinic, which was given in April by the music departments of Hi Park with in- vited orchestras, bands, and choruses from all over Texas as guests. Dr. Joseph E. Maddy from the University of Michigan, Director of Interloclten Music Camp, Inter- locken, Michigan, was adjudicator and guest conductor of the orchestra, while R. E. Rush and Winifred C. Bain were guests of the band and chorus. Susie and Sandy Scot have been royally entertained and may well be proud of this orchestra, Hi Park's amateur symphony, and its very talented members. Tom-tom thumpers of Hi Park. FIRST VIOLINS Vinther, Vivian, Cancer! Mixfrexs Rogers, Ruth Ann Wilson, Beth Ann Thompson, jerry Guinn, Lawrence Thompson, Duane Weinzettel, Jean SECOND VIOLINS Cowan, Peggy Dickson, Margaret Fricltstad, Karen Ann Coffin, Douglas Channcll, Douglas VIOLAS Hunter, Margaret Mae Smallfeldt, Martha Ann S OBOE Marr, Ray FRENCH HORN Gealy, Dan CLARINETS Houghton, Jo Ann Marr, Ray BASS CLARINET Davis, Sammy TROMBONES Niott, Tam Bristol, Teddy Hayden, Howard Mixon, George E FLAT ALTO SAXOPHONES Crosby, Dick Miller, Sherlie TRUMPETS CELLO . A Bodden, Marilyn Fullinwider, Jerry jones, Weiidell BASSES jenkins, Margaret TYMPANI .lonsson, Ken Crews, james Miller, Lloyd X PERCUSSION H-U1-Eds M Mighcll, Ken Davi , i onica Fredde, Patricia PIANO Burns, Shirley Wayne, Bobby 'C ci 7. ID 5 J N Jllxfx g S- Q-:IU , X img? fqqs X fb ?r5i'iZg-N XV r X . ET Ll J S171 , L. N 1--9'-x ' Bagpipe BI-WEEKLY NEWSPAPER Fall David Haseltine . Vivian Vinther . Winfrey Goldman Lynn Harding . Stewart Mitchell . Katherine Anagnos Mary Lutriek . 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'L - l ' 5 , F Q 4.23. 1' p i 1 45' Q 1 Q ,M + - . . , 5,2 f - ' T ' 'X -ah. wmv vc-V - . ,-L: -4 k. f'ff:'Q ,. .1 ' ' K i! . 1- 7 W7 lr Q g 'ij 'P iii' L, L1 P r ' af e A O I S X ' X Bill Moxley C0-Captain Bob Tenison Co-Captain Teddy Bristol Frank Bradley Dick Brown Horace Butler jimmy Cantwell Tommy Carter Monte Ditmer jimmy Dixon Bill Elliott Leo Fikes Jimmy Flowers Ed Hall Bill Irish Arthur Kirby Bobby Sam Lee Bruce Lowery George Maddox Bobby Maxwell Jimmy McConkey Tam Mott Jack Norton Eddie O,Connor Barth Pendleton Rush Pierce Locke Purnell Rusty Russell Leonard Smith Van Smith Ewing Snyder Bill Taylor Ted Teel Kenneth Topletz Herbie Wales Carl Wallace Bill Weatherford Paul Adams Manager Dick Crosby Manager WEARERS OF Tl-IE Leo Fikes C0-Capiain Carl Wallace C0-Capluin Fred Benners Charles Chester Bob Draper Bob Findley Ed Graner Arthur Kirby Bobby Maxwell Tam Mott Bob Owen Rush Pierce Kenneth Topletz Dick Wolff Ned Harris Manager Teddy Bristol Captain Frank Bradley Tommy Boker Bob Bernet Bob Draper Jimmie Flowers Bassett Kilgore Robert Marston Ralph Maynard DeLoach Martin Rush Pierce jim Tubb Dick Wolff Mammgev Tam Mott C0-Captain Jack Swain Co-Caplain Fred Benners Norman Bircher Tommy Carter Charlie Chester Bob Findlcy Jimmy Flowers Edward Graner Bill Lind Bobby Maxwell Bob Owens jerry Robertson Lee Weber Paul W'elsl1 George Stevens Manager Charles Wood Manager Leake McCauley .lack Swain John Touchstone Lee Weber Sharon Allen Dick Bass Becky Bowen Stewart Mitchell Mary Beth Roach Charlie Selecman Dick Bass Skippy Browning Jimmie Flowers George Freeman jerry Fullinwider Don Gebcrt Billy Hill Henry Lindsley George Maddox Tam Mott Pat Rose - Bert Stubblebine Robert Xvalker loan Akin Bob Butts Clrol Clabaugh Carolyn Craugh' 'W Harland Mayes Dick Osburn Raymond Rude jack Turpin MWKKSURK' .NF v S..-51.1.4 . in STATE CO-CHAMPIONS Frou! row: Bristol, Wallace, Weatli- erford, Wales, Co-Captain Teni- son, Co-Captain Moxley, Flowers, Maddox, L. Smith, Elliott. SITUVHI row: Fikes, Norton, Tcel, Russell, Dixon, B. Maxwell, Low- ery, Bradley, Pierce, O'Connor. Tliirfl row: Ditmer, Gibbons, Lee, Hall, Robertson, V, Smith, Car- i ' .J ter, Butler, Cantwell, Draper, Mott, Purnell. lianrlb Vow: Snyder, Pendleton, Stubblebine, Topletz, Kirby, Irish, ml. Maxwell, Brown, McConkey, S Manm- M I f I-'ifllv ww: Rolf, Manager Adams, K i- 5 Manager Crosby, Boker, Maynard, Ql.f:5f,2E ,,'k Rejebian, Wlieeler, Taylor, A :I Thompson. a , f. Q, 1 gi W B' lp F x 5 , giliwgi 1, fi' if-1 K 5 5,5 we ,ii T. is if wtf if S E ai 'tg sa, s af -e, f er SW 4 22, 5 ,5 , Q are QL . L ff i 4 H VL, ze , . f fa i 5613, ,,g. W -.2-i..,i,g'g:5:: f:k - at S si ,,.... S Sie U .. . .i.,, . fi , is li , af 'in i af 13 5 31 gqfijive F 1 4 ,W f 2 5 ff 5 2? i 1, Y Y, 5 i if W s ii Ci: :ch Eck Curtis Assistant Coach:s Kennedy and Morgan -t 4-Marv Co-Captzins Tenison and Moxley FOOTBALL Under the excellent coaching of Eck Curtis, Herman Morgan, and Ernest Kennedy, the Seottics became Co-Champions of Texas High School football for 1945, the first time the Scottie team has attained such honors. The Seotties, running for the first time from the deceptive UT formation, went through a very tough schedule undefeated, for an outstanding record, which was marred only by two tie games. Be- ginning its tough pre-district schedule, the Golden Avalanche de- feated Waxahacllie at Highlander Stadium in a 21 to 0 battle highlighted by a 92-yard run by Bobby Maxwell. The following week the Highlanders traveled to San Angelo to crush them 19 to 6, in a wet, but thrill-packed game. Bill Weatherford and Bill Elliott played a brilliant game. In the next game the Scotties met the Waco Tigers, in the first of their two encounters in one season, and barely nosed them out with Big Bill Elliott crashing through the tough Waco line to give the Scotties a victory in the last 90 seconds. They won their fourth straight victory of the season by scalping the Mox discourages Paris hopefuls with 55-yard boot. Sherman Bobcats, 45 to 7. Pete, Weatherford scored twice on running plays and was on the passing end of three touchdown passes. Next, the Marshall Mavericks were pushed back by the High- landers to the tune of 26 to 0, before a crowd of 12,500 at the Cotton Bowl, the Scotties piling up 15 first downs to only 2 for the Mavericks. Then the Scots journeyed to Wichita Falls where they Looks from here like Kirby was foiled on this boot-but we dorft exaclly re11zembr'r if! were held to a 7 to 7 tie by the Wichita Falls Coyotes, in the first of two contests this year. Carl Wallace made a beautiful catch of a pass thrown by Bill Weatherford for the only Scot score, and the whole Scottie line was outstanding. During the entire season the Scottie line of Wallace, Maddox, Smith, Flowers, Wales, Tenison, and Fikes rose'to great heights in their sterling play in stopping their opponents and giving excellent support to their backfield. Caf1ua1z's away as some foolish Waco boy tries io budge Ellioll. HIGHLAND PARK 31-DENTON 0 Playing in pouring rain at Denton, the Highlanders opened their district schedule by beating the Broncs in an impressive victory. Co-Captain Bill Moxley scored three touchdowns, with Rusty5' Russell accounting for another one. Bradley marches on-while Sulphur boys watch from afar. HIGHLAND PARK 67-ARLINGTON 0 The Scotties got the ball I3 times in this game and scored 10 times. Bill Moxley started the scoring and was followed by scores by Catman', Bristol, Bobby Maxwell, Rustyv Russell, Big Bill Elliott, and Pete', Weatherford, with Friday Kirby kicking the extra points. Snyder dUz?S71,f loole parlicularly worried on this one-wonder how many yarals we 11zaa'e. HIGHLAND PARK 33-PARIS 7 Hi Parks heroes before Paris game-do1i't they look beautiful? HIGHLAND PARK 87-MCKINNEY 7 The Highlanders celebrated Turkey Day by routing the McKinney Lions 87 to 7. Reserves played most of the game, and the Lions made their score when Joe Snapp intercepted a Scot pass and ran down the sideline for 75 yards and the score-cheered all the way by sympathizing Scots. King Carl pulls one of bis miracles , and snags the ball for a toiichzlown! HIGHLAND PARK 60-SULPHUR SPRINGS 6 Undefeated, the Golden Avalanche moved into the state play-off by smashing Sulphur Springs' gallant little Wildcats, 60 to 6, at Highlander Stadium. Big Bill Elliott led the assault that scored two touchdowns in every period. jim Flowers scored his first touch- down of the season by intercepting a Wildcat pass and racing 30 yards for the score. Kif1g,X 0:1 bis way agzzinl In the state play-off the Scotties started with a comparatively easy 33 to 7 victory over the previously undefeated, untied Paris Wildcats. Playing their bi-district game at Paris, the Highlanders gained nearly 300 yards on running plays against 70 yards for their opponents. The Scots scored a touchdown in ten plays after they got in possession of the ball. Bill Moxley played a great game, ac- counting for three of the five touchdowns, two of which were on runs of 64 and 28 yards. Carl Wallace and Rush Pierce scored the other two counters. Scots show Fo't Worth fans where the sporfx capital of Texas ' REALLY is Iofaied. HIGHLAND PARK 40-NORTH SIDE 6 In the quarter-finals, the Golden Avalanche met and crushed the Fort Worth Champion North Side Steers under a devastating run- ning attack. More than 19,000 fans saw the Scots register an im- pressive total of 22 first downs and 400 yards rushing gains against the Steers, who had previously boasted one of the best defenses in the state. Bob Bucket Tenison and Herbie Wales, tackles, played brilliant ball, and alert Leo Fikes, end, and Jim Flowers, center, also turned in great defensive play. Bobby, the Max, gives Paris a display of greased lightning. HIGHLAND PARK 18-WICHITA FALLS 0 Moving into the state semi-finals for the third successive year, and playing the Wichita Falls Coyotes for the second time this sea- son, the Scotties struck swiftly for three touchdowns, in their sec- ond gamc in as many weeks at Farrington Field, Fort Worth. The Scots scored their initial touchdown in the second period after re- covering a Coyote fumble on their own 49-yard line when Catman Bristol skirted right end for a nice runand the score. The second touchdown was scored on a long pass from Bill Weatherford to Carl Wallace. The last Counter came when Bill Moxley sprinted 25 yards after intercepting a Wichita Falls aerial. Big Bill is on his way, Tigers! HIGHLAND PARK 7-WACO 7 Playing before more than 45,000 fans, the largest group that ever witnessed a high school game in the entire South, at the Cotton Bowl, the fighting Scotties of Highland Park High and the Waco Tigers lived up to advance billing. They gave an exhibition which Pele shows Sfols some real hipper-dipfn'1'. many veteran coaches and critics declared was the best high school performance they had ever seen. It was a grand finale to the bright- est in the twenty-six-year history of the Texas Intcrscholastic League. The Scots outplayed their foes thoroughly in the first half The Horsey Maddox arm' Tcnisou make one Waco player sad. and drove over for their counter in the second quarter with Big Bill' Elliott going over from the 2-yard line. Friday Kirby kicked for the extra point. Waco came back strong in the third quartet with a scoring play of 86 yards on a pass from Cotton Linloff to Froggie Williams which left the score tied. The Scots, undefeated in a rugged fourteen-game schedule, had margins in penetrations, first downs, and total yardage, but shared honors with the Tigers, as Co-Champions, in accordance with a pre-game agreement. Believe il or not-Mox caught il! Members of the Scottie team attained prominent places on the mythical all-state teams, with Bill Moxley, Jim Flowers, and Bill Elliott dominating the first team, Herby Wales and Bobby Tenison making the third team and the fourth team, respectively, and Teddy Bristol and Leonard Smith getting honorable mention. T parly for the slate co-champions. gi Loft io riglal: Bill Elliot: BaCli--USUN Bill Taylor Guard- 98 Arthur Kirby Leo Fikes Bill Wcatherfcv il Back- 92 End-'l32 Back- 48 1 Van Smith Tackle- 62,' Leonard Smith Guard-'l67,' George Maddox Tackle-'t66 a. Eddie O'Connor Horace Butler Carl Wallace Guard- 63 Guard- 60 End-USS Herbie Wales Paul Adams Tackle- 71 Manager im' M Left to right: . gg-r ' 1-,. 1.2 , ww L, Q, . jimmy Flowers Jack Norton Jimmy McConkey Dick Brown Center- 6 S Monte Ditmer End- 7r' Back- 46' Tackle- 99 Back- 36,' Locke Purnell jimmy Cantwell Co-Captain Tam Mott Back- 51', Center- 96 Bob Tenison End- 3 5 Tackle- 78 Bill Irish End-'l64 Ted Teel Rusty Russell Dick Crosby Guard- 87 Back-USO Manager Lrff lo rigbi: Bobby Maxwell Frank Bradley Rnsli Pierce Back- 84 Back- 44 Back- S2,' Ny so .... - -Rig, .- Kenneth Topletz Ed Hall Barth Pendleton End-u75H Guard-u37,, Center- 79 Tommy Carter Bobby Sam Lee Tackle- 70 Tackle- 54,' Co-Captain Bill Moxley BaCli- SGD Bruce Lowery End-057B Teddy Bristol Back- 22' Ewing Snyder Back- 59,' Jimmy Dixon Guard- 3 5 WIT-'Q' Coach Binnion with Co-Captains Carl Wallace and Leo Fikes cooks up bad news for some team. ,.-...,.q ...H ...--:qv ...dd BASKETBALL Hi Park's Scotties opened their 1946 season under the excellent coaching of Ralph Binnion, who had just returned to Highland Park after three years in the Navy. The cagers opened the season by playing Greenville, the team with the 6 foot 9 inch Marcus Frieburger. Although the Lions beat us in the first encounter by the score of 29-20, we were able to defeat the same team later in the season in our own gym. During the Christmas holidays the Scotties entered the Dallas High School Invitation Tournament in which they Won two games and lost two, winning from Garland and Plano and losing to Jesuit and Adamson. Ned Harris Manager BASKETBALL SCORES Opponent Greenville . . 29 Jesuit . . . 44 Garland . . 31 Plano . . . 30 Adamson . . 29 Riverside . . 32 Greenville . . 33 Riverside . . 28 Arlington . . 24 Denton ..... 26 Sulphur Springs . . 36 McKinney .... 17 Arlington . . . 20 Denton ..... 27 Sulphur Springs . . 32 McKinney .,.. 37 Total . . 475 Hi Park 20 23 40 47 21 30 36 54 36 41 29 44 46 40 25 71 603 Front vow: Chester, Mott, Pikes, Wallace Kirby, Pierce, Wolff. : Second row: Findley, Topletz, Benners, Owen, Graner, Hankins. Back row Draper, Maxwell. Benners stops on third floor, but the opposing center missed thc elevator. Chalk another two points for Hi Park! BASKETBALL At this time the Scotties were strengthened by the addition of many players from the football squad. For the following game the cagers travelled to Fort Worth where they were barely nosed out by Carter-Riverside, 32-30. In the next two games, however, the Scotties showed much strength in defeating Greenville and Carter- Riverside in our own gym. In the first games of the District competition the Highlanders defeated Arlington and Denton, but in the third game Sulphur Springs defeated us 35-29. Returning to the win column, the Scotties defeated McKinney, Arlington, and Denton, but again their winning streak was stopped by Sulphur Springs, 32-25. The Highlanders ended their season with a smashing victory over the McKinney Lions, 71-37, and finished in second place in their district. Despite the fact many players were delayed in starting basketball because of a late football season, the Scotties ended the season with a very good record. Much credit is due to the fine coaching of Ralph Binnion and also to the hard work and practice of everyone on the team. Much tribute should be given tn Fred Benners, Scots' ace center, who was high point man for the season, and to Carl Wallace, Leo Fikes, Charlie Chester, Tam Mott, Bobby Maxwell, Ace Owens, and all the other demons of work and perspiration who were members of the Scottie team. Wlioops-that Riverside sure missed! The Colts didnlt look too frisky on this one. The King cinchcs a quick one in royal style. Bob Draper Center Lef! fo rigbl: Charles Chester Guard Bob Maxwell Guard Bob Finley Center Kenneth Tupletz Guard Arthur Kirby Forw ard Edward Gramer Guard Boy, that free shot makes someone wish he hadn't fouled. Looks like Chester drop kicked this one but Tam's on the job if theres any re bounding to be done to riglal: Leo Fikes Guard Bob Owen Center Fred Benners Center Rush Pierce Forward Dick Wolff Guard Tam More Forward Dutch climbed all the Way up at a cruclal moment, and do the fans look relieved' f A i I FOOTBALL From' row: Coach Casey, Lind, Davis, Baird, Eldredge, Aiken, Garret cn, Dale, Mcjunkin Seronu' row: Langham, Cullum, Heigly, Waters, Dieson, Gcaly, Beaky, Sigler. Tlainl row: Knight, Hall, Carson, Baggcrly, Welch, Dunham, Tuhh. Fourlla YUM!! Pierce, Rowe, Harris, Southworth, Dejernett, Brown, Burger. Fifth row: Miller, Otstott, Ripley, Foree, Marston, johnson, Proctor. Sixth row: Dykes, Hill, Irons, Walker, Cooper, Shelmire, Snelling, Meserve SeventlJ row: Managers Greer and McGuire. B SQUADS fron! raw: Bailey, Wheeler, Eldredge, Harncd, Rollins, Robertson, Russell, Manager Gcaly. Sevoml row: Rolf, Maxwell, Rippey, Duncan, Stubblebine, Spicer, Garrity. Back row: Leatherman, Brown, DeMoss, Brit, Manager Stevens, Miles, Coach Wilhite. Cheer Charlie Selecman Head Cheer Leader Stewart Mitchell Dick Bass Pep rally before the big game. Leaders Mary Beth Roach Beckey Owen Sharon Allen Cheer leaders with sponsors, Akin and Johnson, study the score board. Fran! row: George Maddox, Bert Stubblebine, Robert Walker, Skippy Browning, Tam Mott, jerry Fullinwider, Jimmie Flowers, Coach Hoffrichter. Second row: Jack Jones, George Freeman, Billy Hill, Dick Bass, David Berger, Maco Stewart, Pat Rose. Earle row: Don Gebert. SWIMMING Aquatic events and aquatic stars: 100-yard breast stroke . . . . Dick Bass, Jim Flowers, Robert Walker. SO-yard free style . . . Bert Stubblebine, Pat Rose Back stroke . . . Tam Mott, Jerry Fullinwider, Henry Lindsley 100-yard free style . . V Fat Rose, George Freeman 220-yard free style . . Don Gebert, Maco Stewart 180-yard medley relay . . Jim Flowers, Henry Lindsley, Tam Mott, Robert Walker 200-yard free style . George Freeman, Don Gebert, Bert Stubblebine, Tam Mott, Robert Walker Diving events . .... . Skippy Browning Ready, set-go! N The swimming team under the direction of Coach Wally Hoffrichter captured the South- western Interscholastic Championshipp in Dallas in May. After such success, it is predicted the team will go far in the Texas High School Swim- ming Championship Meet at Texas A. SL M. College. Bradley Bristol Kilgore Draper Pierce Marston THESE WORK INSTEAD OF POSING Flowers ACTIVITIES OF THE LETTERMEN Frand Bradley . Low hurdles High Hurdles Jimmy Tubb . . . High hurdles Ralph Maynard . - SPflm 1'el3Y DeLoaehe Martin . - Sprint relay Rush Pierre , . 100 yard dash Mile relay Robert Marston . 100 yard d?1Sl'l 220 yard dash Mile relay Teddy Bristol . 100 yard dash Mile relay Bob Draper . . High jump 880 yard run Bassett Kilgore . Mile run Bob Bernet . . Sprint relay Tommy Boker . Sprint relay Mile relay Jim Flowers . . Shot put Discus Dick Wolff ........... K .... . . . Manager Frou! row: Jimmie Thompson, Robert Hopkins, Monte Ditmer, TOHIITIY Boker, Bob BCFHCI, Ralph Maynard, Robert Marston, Bobby Gibbons, Robert Walker, Rush Pierce, Bob Irons, He lery Dieterich, Jimmy Tubb, DeL0ach Martin. Bark row: Coach Floyd Hightower, Bob Draper, Dudley Howard, CITHYIES Wood, TCddY Bristol, Jim FIOWCYS, Frank Bradley, Jack Norton, Cole Mnncs, -lim Ellis, Richard Saunders, BaSS9ff KHSOYE, Ffalik Stone, Jimmy McConkcy, Dick Wolff. Manager. H TENNIS Coach Lacy, Harlan Mayes, Bob Butts, Ogden Kidd, Jack Turpin, Raymond Rude, Dixon Osburn. Harlan Mayes Jack Turpin-Regional singles winner Raymond Rude Dixon Osburn-Regional doubles winner Bob Butts-Regional doubles winner , . ? E , . raw- Froni row: Coach Casey, Kenneth Topletz, Leakc McCauley, Jack Swain, Dick Brown, Bobby Sam Lee, Jack Ralcy, Tom Ran- dall, Andy Crowley. Back row: Dick Elmblad,, Bob Key, John Touchstone, Donald Tinkle, Todd Green, Bob Cunningham, Herman Schenkel, Fred Yates, Bill Mclilvaney. Such words as birdie, driver, brassie, eagle, mashie, and spoon form a large part of the vocabulary of our golfers these days, Long hours of putting away as each seeks to better his score has given reward to four-McCauley, Touchstone, Weber, and Swain. Revival of the pre-war all-state high school golf tournament is on the schedule of the enthusiastic divot diggers. Leake McCauley, john Touchstone, Lee Weber, jack Swain. fi ,fi ll,,'ll.li l fsilllli ,ill lzii lil: zl.l,l,ill. safari:-K Flon! row: Bill Lind, Co-Captain Tam Mott, Tommy C riff. liiwmie Flowers, Lee Weber, Norman Bircher, Fred Mcjunkin zona' IOM!! Ned Welch, Jerry Robertson, Fred Benners, Bob Fin'Cy, Joe Rowe. Thur! row: Bob Owens, Bobby Maxwell, Ed Graner, Bob Finley . . Jerry Robertson Lee Weber . . Fred Benners . Jimmy Flowers Charlie Chester Tam Mott . . Jack Swain . Norman Bireher Co-Captain Jack Swain, Charles Chester. BASEBALL . . Catcher . . Catcher . Pitcher . . . Pitcher . . First Base Second Base . . Third Base . . Short Stop Utility Infieldcr J. C. Wofford . Bob Owens . Edwa rd Gramer Bobby Maxwell . Tommy Carter Bill Lind . George Stevens Paul W'elsh . Charles NV:zo:l . T017 row: Weber, Chester, Maxwell, Grnner, Co-Captain Mott. lcufel lOIL'I Managers W'oods and Stevens, Carter, Coach Woffoid, Co-Captain Swain. . . . Coach Utility Infielder . . Left Field . Center Field . Right Field Utility lnfielder Utility Infielder . . Manager . . Manager X 1 WK J. Houston, Austin, and Crockett are Texas' special heroes-but here are Hi Park's! Rush Pierce . Tommy Carter Leo Fikes . . Adams, Paul Benners, Fred Bernet, Bob Boker, Tommy Bristol, Teddy Bradley, Frank Brown, Dick Butler, Horace Butts, Bob Cantwell, Jimmy Carter, Tommy Chester, Charles Crosby, Dick Ditmer, Monte Dixon, Jimmy Draper, Bob Elliott, Bill Pikes, Leo Finley, Bob Flowers, Jimmie Graner, Ed Greer, John H ASSOCIATION OFFICERS . . President . Vice-President . Secretary MEMBERS Hall, Ed Pierce, Rusll Harris, Ned Purnell, Locke Irish, Bill Rose, Pat Kilgore, Bassett Kirby, Arthur Lee, Bobby Sam Lowery, Bruce McCauley, Leake McConkey, Jimmy Maddox, George Marston, Robert Martin, DeLoachc Mayes, Harland Maynard, Ralph Maxwell, Bobby Mott, Tam Moxley, Bill Norton, jack . O'C0nnor, Eddie Osburn, Dixon Owen, Bob Pendleton, Barth Rude, Raymond Russell, Rusty Smith, Leonard Smith, Van Snyder, Ewing Swain, Jack Taylor, Bill Teel, Ted Tenison, Bob Topletz, Kenneth Touchstone, John Tubb, Jim Turpin, jack Wfalcs, Herbie Walker, Rohcrt Wlallacc, Carl Wfeatherford, Bill Weber, Lee Wolff, Dick Jack Norton . . . Treasurer Jack Swain . . Reporter Mr. Morgan . . Sponsor i K Y Xi N, :VX l Q ' Wx vi, I ' - ll 'UI Q9 'suriya M 0 R R9 X83 Page One Hundred Twenty-nine N ,. x Y Q 50,04 J' x '3 3 J?-'db RQ L7 g w e X -QL I X xx x X 7 fix! El -Q...,.,,m,.,...., X w'.Ln kai'5'y4 '-'-,:R1? 9 P1 GZ ll ,I ij H CJ Y ea Lu 'fn mis.: ff E X gms! Q S qt Fu Z, SB- WAQI: th Y QU Watson, Berry, and Van Buskirk in huddle over intramural schedule. GIRLS' SPORT This page is patieularly for the benefit of the boys, the girls in choral club, and all others who are just naturally ignorant or vague on the subject of girls' sports. No, the boys are not the only ones who can be athletic because most girls also were endowed with good muscles and vim, vigor, and vitality. All girls who enjoy sports are eligible to take part in the intramural activities. These games are played after school between four and five o'clock. When the teams sign up, they designate the days on which they prefer to play-either Mondays and Wednesdays or Tuesdays and Thursdays. The winners of the Monday-Wednesday League play those of the Tuesday-Thursday League, however, the winners of both leagues have their picture in the annual. In basketball there are two separate divisions-the major and the minor leagues. Each of these has a winner and a runner-up. QComplicated-, isn't it?j Besides these intramural teams each of the six gym classes has a class winner and an all-star team. Each all-star team is composed of eight girls-the best from each of the eight teams in the class. These teams are eliminated until there emerges a winning all-star and a victorious class team. Are you still with me? If you will bear with me a little longer, I will attempt to tell you something about each sportg however, if you are one of those 'iknow-it-allsu who knows everything about every- thing-well-you are dismissed. The first six weeks of the fall semester is given to those round, rubber rings called tenniquoits. The object is to catch them Cin one hand, of coursej without juggling or dropping same and to cast them back over the net with that powerful arm of yours. If your throw is so topsy-turvy or so twisted that an opposing player is not able to hold it-well-com gratulations-you have probably made a point. We have now come to the sport which even the boys try to play--basketball. This is perhaps the favorite of most of us even if it is a task to put that round leather sphere through the hoop. Next on the program comes pingpong and badminton. There are doubles and singles in both games and although much time is spent in chasing pingpong balls and in dodging the flyiiig feathers of the birdies, the games are finally over and a champion or champions are heralded as victors. As we begin the spring semester, we learn the art of first aid-thus enabling us to treat the person injured in our next sport-tumbling. Great life! YThat brings us to volleyball, the game in which one's co- operation and skill are tested even if it is just to shove the ball back and forth across the net. Last, but not least, we come to that age-old sport which is also attempted by the boys-softball. We are sorry to say that the winning softball teams cannot be honored by having their pictures in this book because they would be taken too late to be put in the Highlander-for truly, the Highlander must go to press. Aside from intramural sports, let's say a word about the girls' sports clubs-the Riding Club and Rifle Club. The members of the Riding Club take a jaunt every Tuesday and Friday unless hindered by the forces of nature. The Rifle Club has shooting matches to improve their marksmanship- if possible. To the gym teachers, Miss Penelope Van Buskirk, Miss Gynne Watson, and Mrs. Elsie Berry, we want to extend to them our appreciation and thanks for the help that they give us in learning the arts of these sports. Termiquoit INTRAMURAL CHAMPIONS First row: Marilyn McVeigh. Mary Ann Bonlioff, Nita Holloway, Dotty Dye, Joan Ricketts. Second row: Eleanor Fox, Clara jean Miller, Elsalene Miller, Eleanor Maclay, ALL-STAR WINNERS First row: Virginia Ragsdale, Jenene McConnell, Kath- ryn McMurrir1, Marcia Rolnick, Setond row: Nan Parker, Patsy Taylor, Courtney Ohrum, Ann Chambers. v INTR AMURAL RUNNERS-UP Y Left io rigbl: Maxine Wein- stein, Carolyn Zimmerma ri Pat Page, Omega Black- man, Mary Virginia Gad dy, Betty Griffin. MAJOR LEAGUE INTRAMURAL WINNERS- THE CHAMPSH Ifirxl row: Loreta Jackson, Ellen Eaves, Carolyn Craugli, Kathryn MeMurrin, Carol Clabaugli. Sl'l'!HHl row: Noni Iildredge, Patsy Taylor, Phyllis Ogden, Betty W'ertliuimer, Dotty Wilkes, joan Akin BASKETBALL RUNNERS-UP IN MA-IOR INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL Ifiril row: Janet XVurner, Aileen Henry, Alice Dye, Murcia Rolnick, Putty Motel. Smiomf row: Betty Burt, Jenene McConnell, Jean XVl1ite, jane Hyer, Ann Chambers. ALL STAR CHAMPS First row: Carol Clabaugh, Marcia Rolnick, Patsy Taylor, Patsy Powell, Phyllis Ogden, Patsy Gulledge Second row: Kathryn McMurrin, Ann Chambers, Jean White, Shirley Smith, Jenene McConnell. Third row: Janet Warner, Billie Ford, Susie Smith. BASKETBALL CLASS WINNERS Firsf row: Evelyn Brooks, Kathryn McMurrin, Ellen Eaves. Second row: Carolyn Craugh, Phyllis Ogden, Dotty Wilkes. BASKETBALL INTRAMURAL CHAMPS OF THE MINOR LEAGUE Firxl Vow: Corinne Couch, Autlmclln McGuire, Betty Burlcw, Bcity Wolcott, Sue Mims. Suaznl Vow: Betty Forbes, Mary jo Cronn, Wanda Wfooldriclgc, Jane Grayson, Joan Fox. BASKETBALL INTRAMURAL MINOR LEAGUE RUNNERS-UP Firsl row: Gloria Slaughter, Mcrlyn Meyers, Mary Sclecmun, Nmcy Baird, Phyllis Carter. Second row: Mary jo McCorklc, Marilyn McKenzie, joan Bush, Beuy Rembert, Marian Johnston. yup-I PING-PONG SINGLES CHAMPION Joan Akin BADMINTON CHAMPIONS Connie Craugh and Tink McMurrin. BADMINTON AND PING-PCDNG PING-PONG DOUBLIQS CHAMPIONS Mary Selecman and Nancy Baird. INTRAMURAL CHAMPIONS Lefi Io right: Joanne Harkey, Patsy Taylor, Ellen Eaves, Tink McMurrin Ccaptainj, Phyllis Ogden, Connie Craugh, Dotty Wilkes. VOLLEYBALL INTRAMUR AI. RUNNERS-UP First row: Anita Holloway, Ann List, Betty Briggs, Elsalene Miller, joan Ricketts Ccuptainj, Marilyn McVeigh, Susie Smith. Second row: Clara jean Miller, Eleanor Fox, Mary Ann Bonhoff, Eleanor Maclay, Leesie Richardson, Ann Haley. ALL STAR WINNERS Lvfl Io right: Authella McGuire, Jan Scurlock, Betty Robertson, Bernice Taylor, Elsalene Miller Qcaptainj, Carolyn Longnecker, Clara Jean Miller, Kathryn Maddox. VCDLLEYBALL Y E CLASS CHAMPIONS Fran! row: Phyllis Ogden, Tink McMurrin Ccaptainj. Second row: Betty Werrheimer, Patsy Taylor, Dotry Wilkes. TENNIS Mr. Lacy, sponsor, Nancy Baird, Carolyn Craugh, Carol Clabaugh, Joan Akin. Carol Clabaugh Joan Akin Akin and Clabaugh, doubles team Connie Craugh, district singles champion Officers of the Riding Club: Eleanor Fox, Ellen Eaves, Phyllis Ogden, Miss Van Buskirk, sponsor, Marjorie Young. Riding Club goes a-riding. Officers of the Rifle Club: Carolyn Zimmerman Betty Griffin Mrs Williams sponsor ,loin Rosenthal Ann Leftwich. Compliments of the Parent-Teacher Association -xg B W N Q1 5 M . kkxA -.T X 1--gif In gl X 4 X1 f ff ' M N' 5 1 QE' X 6 ! off N N, f I 6 6 Ur :K X Ah Eff xi' if 'ff X1 if .nk XX X X xx X XX x X 'wx X 'X X FI xii . lx is-f E. f 1 4 f If! 1 ' f N f wr 1. .1 V- --,lx -35. we 5 xx- W- ak :Q X .X3 'ig 'kk qw if K X 'F F x 2 V Newman F. Casey Emerson Boroughs Claude Thompson Chris Rortvedt Assistant C!I7llllIHl7l?'tI7Il Dirvclor of the Band Maxim' Sfrgcaut Sergeant R. G. T. C. OFFICERS F. R. Hightower Lt. QSJ U.S.N.R. C0l1l1l7!171ll!2l1f of Cadets Winfrey Goldman Cole Maneg Lieufwflfff COIOVlfl Lieutenant Colonel as Top Vout Majors Dick Bass, Frank Bradley, Edward Crowell, Bill Mclilvaney, Ted Teel, Herbert Wales, Captains Herbert Beutel, Sammy Davis. Sefofnl row: Captains jimmy Dixon, jimmy Flowers, George Freeman, Dan Gealy, Tom Hardin, Ijd Heath, Ogden Kidd, Tom Leachman. Tkinl' row: Captains Pat Lipscomb, Paul Mathews, Jim Miazza, Amory Oliver, G, R. Ryscr, Bob Schutz, Van Smith, First Lieutenant Frank Black. Fourth row: First Lieutenants Teddy Bristol, Horace Butler, Jerome Dale, Edward Graner, Leake McCauley, Stewart Mitchell, George Oprendek, Frank Stone. Fiffb Vrzlu: Second Lieutenants Don Arnett, Arthur Berger, Allen Branyon, Jimmy Cantwell, ,lack Dale, Frank Davidson, Malvern Fllerd, Jerry Fullinwider. Sfxlb row: Second Lieutenants Fred Holl, David Haseltine, XValdo Henslee, Philip Jones, Irvin Levy, Bob Martin, LeVon Massengale, John Mier. Ltr! row: Second Lieutenants George Mivon, Tam Mott, ,lack Mounts, Jim Mundie, Bob Sadler, Charles Selecman, ,lack Tatum, Jack Turpin, Lee Weber, joe Yarbrough, Lew Zale. Page One H7l11d1'!'d Fovly-five FIRST PLATOON Front row: Manes, Briggs, Rosenthal, Hessenhauer, Teel, B., Bradley, Zale, Mitchell. Second row: Pierce, T., Cunningham, Dibble, Touchstone, Block, Thompson, Maynard. Third row: Witty, McCown, Brewer, D., Hardison, Stephens, Siegel, Draper, Randall. SECOND PLATOON Front row: Leachman, Pappa, Proctor, Browning, Barbosa, Beutel. Serond row: Selecman, Schenkel, O., Pierce, A., Bennis, Nolen, Bailey. Third row: Glitsch, Mundie, Ponder, Hargrave, Otstott, Levy. Company A Captain Sergeants Cole Manes Bill Barron Michael Glitsch , Ben Briggs Ralph Maynard Bob Cunningham jack Pappa 56601101 LieufWll11fS Bob Draper Bernard Siegel Herbert Beutel Tommy Leachman Blu Fuqua jim Flowers Stewart Mitchell Corpomls First Sergeant Tommy Pierce Technical Sergeanis John Bailey Parke Dibble john Hardison John Otstott Bob Stephens Bill Witty Privates Al Barbosa John Bemis Irwin Levy Charles Selecman Lawrence Block Tommy Randall Lew Zale Chester Bradley Dan Brewer Staff Seygetmts David Browning Fred McCown Page One Hundred Forty-six Pat Rose Orval Schenkel Charles Gambulos David Hargrave John Hessenauer Charles Nolan Alan Pierce Larry Proctor Jack Ponder Herbert Rosenthal Billy Teel Sherman Thompson John Touchstone Teddy Wooldridge FIRST PLATOON Front row: Kidd, Underwood, Milldrum, Claunch, Whitten, Zahm, Grancr. Second row: Bircher, Lane, Louis, Wiley, Daniels, Danna. Third row: Osburn, Stubblebine, Mcjunkin, Taber, Hill, Weber. SECOND PLATOON Front row: Cantwell, Dejernett, Goodman, Schulman, McCulloch, Brown, Stone. Second row: Walker, Guthrie, Philpott, Bentz, Baker, Massengzle. Third row: Dardaganian, Brooks, Dykes, Snelling, Moore, Miller, Owen. Company B Captain Sergeanis . Norman Bircher Dixon Osburn Ogden Kldd Bill Dejernett Bert Stubblebine Jimmy Lane Robert Walker Second Lieutenanls Delugach Margin jim Cantwell Edward Graner Corpomls Frank Stone Robert Baker George Mildrum James Bentz L Miller, Don F, t S t Max Daniels Bobby Moore zrs ergean John Danna Buddy Zahm LeVon Massengale Albert Dykes Priva tes Technical Sergeant: Herbert Mcklunkin Ronald Brown Bob Owens Lee Weber Jimmie Claunch Robert Philpott Owen Goodman Myron Schulman Sy Guthrie Bob Snelling Staff Sergeanis Bill Hill Don Taber Bobby Brooks Stephen Dardaganian Carson Lewis Jack Underwood ' john Higginbothham George McCulloch jimmy Witten Page One Hundred Forty-seven I l .-1 1 FIRST PLATOON Front row: McElvaney, Greenway, Roberts, Greunke, Hill, A., Mounts, B., Dale. Second row: Force, Bowles, Leinfelder, Carman, F., Walton, O'Conner. Third row: Marston, Vanston, Lindsley, Carpenter, Baird, Charlton, Jones. SECOND PLATOON Front row: Butler, Spring, Carman, L., Welsh, Hume, Hopkins, C., Milburn, Mounts, J. Second row: Sullivan, J., Black, R., Brewer, Harris, Ransdell, Scharf. Third row: Berger, Donovan, Curtis, Van Amburgh, Richards, Southworth, Henger. Company C Captain William McElvaney First Lieutenant Horace Butler Second Lieutenants jack Dale Jack Mounts First Sergeant Harold Henger Technical Scrgeunts Phillip Jgnes Howard Milburn Stuff Sergeantx Arthur Berger Robert Marston Jerry Donovan Jack Spring Page One Hundred Forty-eight Sergennts Robert Bowles Robert Foree jerry Greenway Herbert Greunke Alan Hill Corpovuls George Charlton Robert Hume Edward Leinfelder William Lindsley Pri vutes William Baird Bryant Black Robert Brewerl Frank Carman Lynn Carman Scott Carpenter Lawrence Curtis Celwyn Hopkins Robert Mounts Stanley Southworth Jerry Sullivan Edward Vanston James O'Connor Charles Ransdall William Scharf William Walton Wallace Harris David Richards Robert Roberts William Stevens James Van Amburgh Paul Welsh FIRST PLATOON Front row: Bass, Asner, Silliman, Mann, Duncan, Alford, Hopkins, Heilig, Arnett, Ellerd. Second row: Davis, T., Crissey, Whitten, Rubin, Musso, Bernet, Rider, Wood, Smith, D. Third row: Sullivan, R., Bent, Rattan, Cullum, Swann, Crane, Peteet, Hewitt, Bartos, SECOND PLATOON Front row: Bristol, Moler, Harned, Yeargan, Shockley, Mead, Settle, Tinkle, D., Key, Sadler. Second row: Clem, Young, Inge, Boggs, Buckmaster, Duncan, Paule, Hall, Lukin. Third row: Thompson, Elmore, Austin, Davis, H., Higgenbotham, L., Bennett, Knight, McPolen. Company D Caplain Corporulr Dick Bass Robert Inge Robert Lukin Buddy Musso First Lieutenant Private First Class Jerry Asner Second Lieulemmts Privates Malvern Entra Bob Sadler Fred Alford Jay Heilig Dick Austin Larry Higgenbotham Peter Baldwin Bobby Key Gregory Ohrum Rodger Barnett Bobby Lee Knight Joe Bell Don Tinkle Terlanicul Sfrgeanis Bobby Bernett Janes Paule Don Arnett Lawrence Hafter John Boggs Rex Pereeg Kenneth Topletz Sam Buckmaster Charles Rider Del Crane Barry Rubin Staff Scrgeanls Marvin Cullum Bruce Settle Mark Clem Stanley Ruff Harold Davis Bill Shockley Bill Moler Bob Sullivan Tie Davis Duffield Smith Sophus Thompson Caroll Duncan Robert Swan Tom Bartos Norman Bent Charles Duncan Frank Elmore James Harned Charles Wood Harold Yeargan Austin Young Page One Hundred Forty nine FIRST PLATOON Front row: Bradley, Harrison, Sparkman, Agnew, Rabe, Matthews, Black, F. SBUOIHII row: Turner, Gibbons, Cppel, Gillcen, Einstein, Dellone, Dalcheau, Heath. Third row: Soutter, Croan, Tubb, Rowe, Grossman, Dietrich, Benners. SECOND PLATOON Front row: Freeman, Dees, Tobias, Pfiefer, Anderson, K., Strouss, McCauley. Second row: Frasch, Meserve, Dalton, Owenby, Mier, Black, D. Third row: Garritson, Manning, Rogers, Anderson, H., Payne, Godfrey. Frank Black Walter Barry Allan Branyon Harold Croan John Frasch Fred Benners Charles Dees Page One Hundred Fifty Captain Frank Bradley Second Lieutenant: Leake McCauley First Sergeant Charlie Godfrey Staff Sergeants Company E George Freeman Hubert Harrison Bill Manning John Mier Eugene Soutter Stfrgeants Bob Garretson Bob Gibbons Nathan Eisenstein Myron Rejebian Corpov Ed Agnew Tommy Boker David Black Fred Dellene Herman Dietrich Bill Matthews Richard Oppel als Haynes Owenby Robert Payne Raeman Pfeifer Don Rogers Dan Tobias Jimmy Tubb Private First Class George Rabe Private Karl Anderson Bob Dalcheau Murphy Dalton Bill Gilleon Erwin Grossman Kenneth ,lonnson Kenneth Meserve S joe Perry Joe Rowe Ben Sparkman Frank Strauss Lovell Turner Joe Veech L , FIRST PLATOON Front row: Mathews, Arons, Feldman, Bouser, Scurlock, Manning, LoCaste, Miazza. Sevond row: Boykin, Roberts, DeMoss, Mighell, Elfant, Thompson, Herrin. Third row: Buchanan, Allen, Merrill, Fleener, Broyhill, Gillcison, Holl. SECOND PLATOON Front row: Oliver, Linville, Rowe, Schenkel, Mugford, Semos, Oprendek, Ryser. Second row: Cain, Pistor, Kirven, Buchanon, Bokern, Tinkle. Third row: Erringer, Gebert, Hall, West, Eahart, Sieberg, Turpin. Company F Capluin Paul Mathews Second Lieutenants jim Miazza Amory Oliver George Oprendek First Sergeant jack Turpin Technical Sergeant: Frank Holl Fred H011 George Tinkle Staff Sergeunis George Allen Cloyde Buchanon Leonard Arons Don Linville Sergeanis Bradley Erringer Ed Mugford Don Gebert Albert Roberts Corporals Dick Bokern Eugene Herrin Kent Broyhill Charles Pistor Tom Cain Chris Semos Charles Gilkinson Everett Sieberg Alfred Hall Privale First Claxr Henson Rogers Privaies Dick Armstrong Dan Bowser Philip Boykin Billy Buchanon Harold DeMoss Burt Eahart Martin Elfant Martin Feldman Bill Fleener Ross Kirven Buddy Lewis jim LoCaste Dick Long Roland Manning Frank Merrill Ken Mighell john Rowe Herman Schenkel Gilson Scurlock Duane Thompson Roland West Page One Hundred Fzfty one Front row: First Sergeant David Haseltine, Technical Sergeant XValdo Henslee, P.F.C. J. B. Faust, P.F.C. Warner Oberndoerfer, P.F.C. Bob Jack, Corporal Jerry Thompson, Staff Sergeant George Roberts, Corporal Robert Goodloe, Second Lieutenant Joe Yarborough. SL'l'0l1L7' row: Corporal Charles Cooper, Private Lindsay Fleck, Private David Frankfurt, Private 'Wenell jones, Captain Dan Gealy, Staff Sergeant jean Caughron, P.F.C. Jerry Owen, Sergeant Larry Sunkel, P.F.C. ,lohn Vanderpool, P.F.C. Ray Marr, First Lieutenant Sammy Davis. Third VIII!!! Private Grover Ellisor, Private Tommy Grant Private Ben Street, Private David Burgher, Private John Cooper, Corporal Gregory Roberts, P.F.C. Gene Olsen, Corporal Walter Ledbetter, P.F.C. Marcus Buchanan, P.F.C. Bill Moir, Cor- poral Hart Abright, Sergeant Foster Smith, Private Tom Dees, Corporal George Keeling, P.F.C. Scott Dunlap. Fourth row 011 the left: Colonel Emerson J. Boroughs QDirectorD, Second Lieutenant Jack Tatum, Sergeant Jerry Fullinwider, Staff Sergeant Marvin Crain, P.F.C. John Pasche, Second Lieutenant Bob Martin, Corporal James Porter, Private Don Dickey. Top lcff: Second Lieutenant Frank Davidson. Fourila row rigfol: Private Phillip Harmon, Private Marvin Levin, Private Felix Butte, Private John Gealy, Corporal Howard Hayden, Corporal Ben Fly, Second Lieutenant George Mixon. Top vigbi: P.F.C. Harley Willey, Second Lieutenant Jerry Dale, Sergeant James Crews, P.F.C. Wayne Wood. Bond As usual the Hi Park band has been adding to its laurels, the most notable of these being a 'll plusl' rating won at the state contest at Waco, the first such rating ever won by a Hi Park band. One hundred and sixty-six medals were gathered by eigh- teen ensembles and twenty-five soloists. Also, fourteen band boys attended the all-state clinic in Waco in February, and about sixteen attended Camp Dallas. Trips to Wichita Falls, Paris, Denton, and Fort Worth kept the band on the move during the fall of 1945. The band boys are still listening to a recording made of the announcer's description of their maneuvers at the Cotton Bowl game before a crowd of 46,000. In addition to the routine of R.O.T.C. parades, inspections, and daily rehearsal, the band held two radio programs over KGKO, participated in the Highlander Music Festival, and gave assembly programs at senior high, junior high, and the grade schools. On the lighter side our band did things up brown with the two band picnics and the annual banquet. In both work and play the Highlander band under the excellent direction of Col Emerson .l. Boroughs has acquitted itself in true Scottie style, Page One Hzmclwrl Fifty-two i MILITARY LIFE l Sharpshooters all the way-and there must have been some bullseyes 'cuz the Sarge looks relieved. We donlt know what Admiral Nimitz thoughtg but from Where we were jammed, Hi Parwers did themselves proud. Inspection-what is inspection??? Cadets cut capers at the Corps' classy Regimental, Eyes right, shoes polished, buttons shined, and hopes high- it's Tuesday. Colors flying at Camp Dallas-and it looks like the sun's shining, too. Wonder if Camp Dallas inspection causes as much grief as any other inspection. Sergeants exchange remarks-bet soome rookie was out of step! Officers of the Officers Club: Amory Oliver,George Free- man, jim Miazza, Cole Manes, Tom Leachman. Compliments of the Dads Club 1 4 1 w F 1 L P X nh Z-uv' Qu INDEX OF ADVERTISERS Ace Roofing Co. .... . Adams Service Station . . American Beauty Cover Co. . Avon Cleaners ..... The Band Box ..... Barney McDonald Florist . Bcck's Fried Chicken .... Berry's Pharmacy ..... Boy Scouts of America, Park Citi Brook-Mays Co. .... . Burr's Department Store . . . Charles' Beauty Salon . Cline Music Co .... Clingingsmith Jeweler . Comini Studio ..... Crummer and Co. ..,. Curry-Peacock Service Station . Custom-Built Furniture Studio Dallas Country Club .... Dallas Railway and Terminal Co. Dunlap-Swain ...... Dunton's Cafeteria .... District Ellis and Bobbitt Electrical Appliance Co. E. M. Kahn and Co. . . . . S. L. Ewing ....... F. H. White Cleaning Co. . Flippen-Prather Stores . . Fluorescent Electric Co. . . The Flower Market . . Dr. Paul R. Fowler . Gable Electric Co. . Gay Hardware Store . Glidden Paint Co. . . Goldman Baking Co. . . Goodman's Cafeteria . . . The Guiberson Corporation . Highland Park Appliance Co. . Highland Park Pharmacy . . Highland Park Secretarial School Highland Park State Bank . . Hillcrest State Bank . . . Howard Jordan . . . Sarah T. Hughes . I-Iunt's Grocery . Irby-Thompson . . Isaminger and Mace . Jas. K. W'ilson . . . Judge Dick Dixon . Judge Winter King . K Sc K Appliance Co. . Kathleen's Shop . . Knox St. Cleaners . . Lobellos ..... Lovers Lane Pharmacy . Margo's ........ Martha XVashington's Candy Shop Matthewes Jewelry Co ...... . M. E. Moses . . . . . . Monarch Laundry . . Mullins Furniture Co. . Mustang Jeweler . . . . . Parents-Teachers Association . Park Cities Dads Club . . . Park Cities Music Co. . . Park Cities Y.M.C.A. . Paul's Beauty Salon . . Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. . Pierce Insurance Co. . . Plaza Gift Nook . . Plaza Printery .... Practical Drawing Co. . Preston Road Pharmacy . The Record Shop . . . Reggie's Hobby Shop . . Ring and Brewer ..... Roach Paint Co ...... Roberts-Hawkins Drilling Co. . Sammy's ...... Sharp,s Hardware .... Skillerns ..... L . Southwestern Engraving Co Stuart Florist .... Tennessee Dairy . . . Texas Power and Light . The Big Top .... The Rush Co. . . The Turntable . . . Thomas Optical Co. . Tip Jones ..., Tom Thumb Store . Troth's Grocery . S. H. Troth and Co. . Turner's Cleaners . . . University Bicycle Shop . University Drug Store . University Studio . . . Varsity Frozen Food Center . Varsity Grill .... Village Barber ..... Village Book Shop ..., Village Camera Shop .... Village Electric Appliance Co. . Village Jeweler ...... E. F. White Insurance Agency . . . White Rock Stables .... White Star Laundry .... Whittle Music Co. . . Xwilkinson Printing Co. . Y. W. C. A ..... 161 169 169 159 171 161 159 141 153 177 159 169 165 173 159 181 160 171 167 175 181 163 181 157 175 159 189 179 186 164 181 185 171 185 177 165 187 163 190 190 175 173 169 179 179 161 175 187 177 183 160 185 175 191 173 Page One Hundrey Fifty-six Appearances Are Not Deceivinq! Yes, It Is Attractive . . . It Is Modern! It bespeaks efficiency. Enter the portals and dis- cover for yourself that the spirit and service of this bank truly are in keeping with your first impression. HILLCREST STATE BANK UNIVERSITY PARK Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ...............................................................El...............................H..............................,,. , If fl ITALIAN SPAGHIETTI .45 fi O MEXICAN DISHES W I- Q0 BROILED PLANKED ' m e W 1 STEAKS E I if Q 'iii li I ,1 9 X A ,E A' r'. ' , K M 9 .1pI,.' I I , I - I 1, -I II, Ng +L I Aww ,gi UE, c ' I ,I i ,,.1m'5 I 'Q I I LEPIECLT' I I . I , IIA o Ig .A - . A , . .':?.iQ5Lf c. f N12 Q SAMMY'S RESTAURANT. . f , moi ofeenvzune lg p Ip V 14. f f I an , ,, 4.,,Q.,,I -3 J ' . SAMMYS ':-'iFT1,Tf ig tap I ,--N' .' . 3 Highland Park Shopping V'I g U 0 SAMMY'S DRIVE-IN A X i l , ,N I- v: '-s--i a '- 'I ' x 'wir-ffffg' ' Iiggfreenvnlle ' gf 1 ess? ' ' -A-M-:M Vi.. 4V., Q Q ..,s1 ,I IQ 1, Servlns fh' FINEST Fo h Good nun sg 'iEI if 's 5s'sgW iVi iiVihi i for Your ganna Q.. ,f -.e h 14' f...4sf:f-sf' g-iii' I and? ' Q QEVERYTHING TASTES BETTER af 5AMMY's0 Page One Hundred Fifty-seven lr-vi' .cr verybody must be taking chmmistny this year. The people's choice for football queen. Pat, Og, Anne, and Randy leave for the Paris game. Doing make-up. Hard work and lit- tle credit. Burly Dave tries to look tough. Yak! Yak! , Mirror, mirror on the wallg which is fairest of them all? Gealy admires While Goldman crowns the officers' queen. This is the high school phoning about Johnny. PARK CITIES Y.M,C.A. Com liments 0 Headquarters-5302 University P f M. E. MOSES , , : 6905 Preston Road and 6323 Snider Plaza Park Cztzes 5 The Boys' Activity Center in the 5537753753535!5!553!'!!! !U5!!YY'I!53333372775 537H?'7!!5f' iEI!59111:122122173!1!!5!!!!!:!!!!!!!E!!!!!!1!!!!!!!!!!!!1!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:!!!!!!!!:: Compliments of MUSTANG IEWHLER Fine Leather Goods and Costume jewelry ACE ROOFING COMPANY XVATCH REMIRING 5516 Swiss T4418 H. KESSLER 1:7189 63-os Hillcrest !!!!l!!!!!!!!l!1!lll l!llll!!l!l!1l!!!Il!ll!BIIIHHEI!!!!I71!l!!ll!lI!lY!l!Ii!IY llY!Y!!lYV'lYl!'! l' COMPLIMENTS OE 47 of The Park Cities District S AQ ACLZQ, Mach Boy Scouts of America 6729 Snider Plaza f I U f f 9 ' says NCONGRATULATIONSI' I I ' .S mason pnua sransr voun Nfl , f be . 1? 4 ON A JOB WELL DONE Q X ,- 5' . C'-S 'sf xnifi ' and wishes you 1 K TJ GREAT SUCCESS FOR THE... Q FUTURE, X RELIABLE DRUGS . . . SUNDRIES . . . CIGARS CANDIES . . . FOODS . . . HOUSEHOLD NEEDS A Texas Institution Since 1885 Page One Huffdvfed Fifty Relax and Enjoy Yourself ON HORSEBACK Saddle horses for rent . . . Three- and five-gaited gentle horses . . . Miles of woodland trails . . . All-weather bri- dle paths . . . Competent instructions . . . Special attention to children and ladies . . . GET UP A PARTY HORSES Boarded-Trained-Sold EXPERIENCED CARETAKERS Located one mile north of Northwest Highway on Goforth Road. North of Flagpole Hill. F OR RESERVATIONS DIAL T-8405 T. M. Tex Oddson's White Rock Stables .nmH.H.,....H....,.,..,........,........,.. ..,,...,..,...... ...,,,,..,....E1.....,....... Highland Park Secretarial School 40y2 Highland Park Shopping Village L-7473 Igluninuuix CHARLES' BEAUTY SALON Highland Park Shopping Village L-2137 FOR MAKING THE GRADES lN HIGH Always Use MASTERPIECE PAPERS and TABLETS Their Wide Acceptance by Both Teachers and Pupils in Highland Park Schools Is Evidence of Their Popularity There Is No Substitue for Quality FOR SALE BY BETTER SCHOOL SUPPLY STORES EVERYWHERE One Hundred Sixty THE GLIDDEN PAINT COMPANY Paints and Varnishes to Meet All Needs WALL PAPER AND HOUSEHOLD EQUIPMENT 1029 Elm Street C-1277 11InInunannnnnnxnnInnllnnl1nxn1n1InInunnxnnxnnxnnnn1nnnunlunnnlnnnnnlnunnnnnIunununnInIu1nxnxnlIIunnlunnnnnlllnnll MARGO'S Shoes . . . Sportswear 6825 Snider Plaza 2021 Greenville Avenue L-3529 T-3-9690 xllnInInlnInIn1InInmnInunnxnnnnnnllnlnnlnm1nlrnannnlnnlnlxnEnnxnnn:InuInInInnllnlnInnnxnununlnunlunlluInnunnnnlulunnu VILLAGE Botox SHOP BECK'S FRIED CHICKEN H y 5820 Lovers Lane The latest hooks for sale' The hest sellers for rent nlInIInInnlInInnlnlnlnlnlnnnln nnnnnu,,EllulInnlnllnlnnlxnnnnnxluInunInunnunnlInInnnnnnnnnlnunlnn Cemplimenff of 1vIUI.I.INs FURNITURE co. DICK DIXON : Furniture . . Rugs . . Appliances E 5219 Knox sr. J-8-4689 Judge 95th District Court .......................,..,......,............,,.,,.,..,.,..,,..,,.,,.,.,..,.,..,,,mIE...,.,.,,,,,.,.,.H.,,,II..II,,.,I.,.,,,....,.........,...................,.......,,,., The Waco Band performs at the Championship game. Page One Hundred Six The Student Council entertains its Little Rock guests. PTA honors the senior girls with a pink tea DR- PAUL FQWI-ER s. H. TROTH fs COMPANY Optometrist Dependable Insurance For Appointment Phone L-9116 E I5 Highland Park Shopping Villege . E 92 H P DALLAS 5, TEXAS ...H.U.,.........,H...........,,.,.H......,..,..,.....,..,.......,........,,.,.m El......,...A..,..,..1.,,,,.,,,,.,,..,,.,,,.,..,.,.. Compliments of The Highland Park State Bank n1nn1nnnxnnnl .lllnlxlnlxnllllll Ph. L-5144i mnnlmnmnnnnrnnn Co P ' T M LIMhN S OF For Anything in the Way of G O C D M A N'S Electrical Appliances Dropinatthe U 3316 Oak Lawn Highland Park G006l7?Zd7Z,5 Goed Things to Eat : Appliances Corn-pany .....,..,,.,, m.,......,.... m.. .H..,..m,.E...,.,,.m,., We manufacture and sell direct tram our own modem plant a complete line at hiah-arade paintina materials ROACH PAINT COMPANY 417 North Harwood Street Dallas 1, Texas Om' Hunzlrcd Sixl . .. fl' gift: X, I XX X X ,.,A X! X , X -f'-I-1' I A X Nia' Q, X Fi ix- tn, ixgll Tiff- -x.. X 1- X ,e Xu T. T3 . ' Wifi: , l X Q X, - 1-'A it i ls, ii. 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Ti .V,. aa --V fi? l itz- If- Fa .iiieaeifaif a .g3Efeaa1eiafa2s2iii?isiiiiaiiiiifl F2 . 1 i . -- s '4--- My QR' mmf' 3755 -ff --f -1 Cl- ff' i 3lSl1llfli'lL 7?-9,5 ' .ff'7e.w , :L'1g151,: '-2:2:QE5E5E5E5E2Er21E:Ez 1 E5' : ' 1' -'-'1 'E151E2l :P--' .- 'ii ax' A ' ' if .4 - f - H'--Q f- ,.,,, ii---Q 1 XX 'X ' XM 'X .,-- . Q, -X N? f ...A . fifififffififififffif f ,fe X, A -ash hx- Q ',.. .,..-,.. I I fi-A -. 1215 t ' of 'A ' 'W k ' K l ITV' K ' -,1 ,QI,f523? ,--' 'iiiiiz fiifirirz U f T QE? 513523: fi f i f 13552355 a -if? Y , ., . . ,Sgt Aft.--Ig 1 .Eg TEXAS is on the march INDUSTRI- i diversit of raw materials and natural . . Q12 Y . . ALLY . . . driving forward under full ,III -253 1. jf resources for converting into manufac- power to provide more iobs and con- Xi -if tured products, mild climate, excellent tinuing opportunities for its people. transportation facilities, highly intelli- During war vears, Texas demonstrated gent and easily trained native labor . . . its industrial capacity and capability 5 3- and abundant cheap electric power. Fur- when its industries fulfilled S6,418,- thermore, Texas is the gateway to the 810,000 worth of war contracts involv- ,f if ' Latin Americas, whether by land, by sea . . -af . mg the production of planes and parts, -551 or by air. explosives. synthetic rubber, steel, mag- By the processes of reconversion and nesium, gasoline, oil, and a long list of other materials and supplies requiring skilled labor. During the war years, Texas' indus- trial production rose from s4so,ooo,oo0 annually to two and one-half times that amount on war contracts alone. This has resulted in expansion of plant facilities and labor force, and peace-time plans which call for even greater industrial produc- tion than during the war. As rapicllv as building materials and machinery become available. Texas cities and towns are wit- nessing the building of new and the expansion of existing factories and shops. Texas has everything needed by and for industry. . .an abundance and by wise and careful planning, Texans are determined to make the most of their state's vast resources. Texas Power 8x Light Company, a pioneer Texas institution, ioins all of Texas in inviting the immediate attention of Amer- ican industrialists to the opportunities offered by the Lone Star State. As abundant, dependable and low-cost electric power from TPSrI. transmission lines was a vital factor in producing for the war, so is it now in pro- ducing for peace. This Company's industrial minded manpower, as well as its vast power facilities, are at the disposal of those seeking to develop new or to expand existing industrial opportunities in Texas . XA POWERQ-84 LI 'COMQPAN IOHN W CARPEN TER. President and General Manuget Page One Humlrcrl Sixty-four Compliments 0 f IUDGE WINTER KING Q X wg 5 A f - 6'k FOR FINE FOOD AND F Q xEf5 is COURTEOUS SERVICE O Shop at f QE: Q .- THE TOM THUMB STORE QYNXQSTK . ,MX ,,r 'emL, 6909 Preston Rd. L-6-3801 risk Ji, NWN ifsfi 5 f E . 'QV X 17'fJir?,7 wi A Isammqer 6 Mace TA ,N K Real Estate . . . Insurance - ee :fig wal Sales - Leases - Property Management 3224 Knox St. Telephone J-8-6131 .1.K...K..K....E1i............... :Psi 014 . . . 'rovs Fon QUALITY . A-su, : of Te,xGS,.TXXX I Page One Hundred S rims Pat, Dick, and ,lack try to join the Hi-Lites. Slip and Slide to Southern Fried. Dan thumps out u liot number on his bull fiddle. Curtis and Allen decorate the town square at Paris. It must be baccalaureate-the girls have liars on. Mighty Tasty! Weatherford set for Il quaterbuek sneak. Miss WdSS01l and Mary Lee find ri joke in the Exes record See Us for Outstanding Values FINE DIAMONDS-WATCHES IEWELRY Wle also are headquarters for school and class jewelry, crested rings and pins, invi- tations, and gifts of all kinds. Let us help you. Reasonable prices. CLIN GINGSMITH I e W e I e r s 1707 Main St. Dallas 1, Texas C O R S A G E S Go where you can get what you want! Pay according to your pocketbook! You get the same flowers but you pay LESS! FLOWER MARKET Preston Near Mockingbird L-7743 runuunnuxuuluuinunmnuunuuumunnuuuuuuuuuuuxuuunum Compliments of F. H. WHITE CLEANING CO. R-1103 lnuuxnuuuuu uuuuuul FOR RECORDS Y :E: Q ! i -:-'. fl . A j - XXX fe ! X I '::f.:::fl ! I S 'I' H E P L A C E Dallas' ORIGINAL and LARGEST Record Sho p NOW! Shop No. 2 at 4356 Lovers Lane fCorner Armstrong B1vcl.j ixnnnnnn Compliments allas Countr Club Page One Humlred S The Athletes f-'12 QLXNI' EQ? X Qxhi JMXW? xx, ' I X A 43 X M x 52 L NOW I F O9 C, QUJ 5 Of W Hi park y5Jfi Hig - 4 O J' 'Wifi J 3 New ff .aff f XR? ff fi Rx M Wx if 6515 f if h ,A , X SN-L1 Y 33 '.e. 3 Q X SQ? S4,fi: l, '2 One Hnmlrvd Sixfy-eighl Q Compliments of , , f a PAUL's BEAUTY SHOP z 6405 Hillcrest J-8-6026 For Delicious Candy and Ice Cream Q in the Village f Maaha Wc:shington's Candy f P 5 X 'I .1:.,1.' .,a . Best Wishes to the Diamonds . . . Watches . . . Electrical CLASS OF ,46 ' Appliances . . . Costume jewelry WATCH, CLOCK AND JEWELRY Lobello Restaurant REPAIRING Serving Preston Hollow MATTHEWS IEWELRY CQ. and the Park Cities E W'lJere Gems and Gold are Fairly Sold 6714 Snider Plaza L-5068 ..aaa.....lL.............. ... ,. A Frozen Food Center... We offer you the best and most complete line of frozen foods -vegetables, fruits, bakery goods, fish, cheese and ice creams. For home, farm and commercial freezing and storage, see the new Frigid Freeze Cabinet. The Refrigeration Corpora- tion of America makes the Frigid Freeze in four sizes-suit- able for any family. Let Us Make Your Home Work a Pleasure VARSITY FROZEN FOOD CENTER If Il's Frozen, We Carry It 6601 Snider Plaza .luffin 83246 Page One Hunzlred Sixty F r Mannequins-Hi Park style. Winner of Tom Breneman's goofy hat contest. Eyes ri---GHT! Whse-decorations! How brass section looks from brass sections' point of view. Glammer Gals vs A-Team Aces QYou decide which is whichlj Ha, Ha ! Qsomething funny, boys?j As I remember, this scene was frigid. Dallas' Finest Record and I I I Radio Store V1S1l Our Fountain 1 fffWWQEJ 61 Complete Drug Store ..A .q p Prescription Service Z 4200 Oak Lawn I.-3636 ' ' ' PRESTON ROAD F L O W E R S WITH EFFICIENT SERVICE BARNEY MCDONALD W The Florist H L-6-3818 6201 Hillcrest Avenue D. A. WILKES J. P. GOODWIN F ' ' ' ' Owners and Operators Compliments of SARAH T. HUGHES judge of 14th District Court Laundry and Dry Cleaning Drive in and Save MONARCH LAUNDRY 5540 Preston Road At Highland Park Shopping Village TOM G. LEACHMAN Owner Serving the Park Cities Area. . . Delivery Service When Desired Page One Humlretl Seventy S-1 gm Them folks is furriners, pard. We have never seen the Cheerleaders more beautiful. Forty-second Street and Broadway at the Hi-Y dance . . . and We're just the guys that can do it, too I wonder who the speaker is? They're nearly asleep. The sharp shooting lassies of Hi Park. Scream and shout Break the chairs! As you listen to the jive Of thc Southernaircs, X FRED A. PIERCE E , Vacatlon Camp at the Insurance sslfz Highland Park shopping Village Y,W,C,A, For Girls 9-13 UNIVERSITY STUDIO 3 DAYS A WEEK Makers of Salon Poitraitsu Iune 3 - August 2 Copies . . . Coloring . . . Miniatures 6810 SNIDER PLAZA L-2665 Y W C A ---1---------------'-'----f-------'-- 1----1-1---1-K--1'K-- ri: . Camp Tres Rios AV011 M GLEN RosE, TEXAS Iune 7 - August 16 S Swimming the Year 'Round at the Y Activities Building We Operate Our Own Plant 1709 Iackson Street 4343 Lovers Lane 144803 A WAR CHEST AGENCY :muuuuuulnjnmxruuxu Highland Park Shopping Village A Shopping Community oi many small shops and large chain store operators. Almost everything that you need will be iouncl in the Village, parking space for 500 automobiles is available Within the Village FLIPPEN-PRATHER STORES. INC. P ge One Hzuidrrd Sewrdy-I .ws F-aww 'fr-4 The Hi-Lites' spring officers. KNOW, just look at my hand -so says Curtis. Becky, Joan, and Jean-our candidates for Queen of the Music Festival. Professor Norton and his raw carrot. Mrs. Williams and the spelling champs. Your activity room is 202-Here's a pillow in case you get bored. DeMoss laughs at his own jokes while campaigning. If it's something for your hobby, EVIRVIHI GHUSKN. let us help you. 2 REGGIES HQBBY 51-101: 1108 Elm Street C-5191 lnlnlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllI6IllIlllllllKIIllllllllllllllllllIllIllllIllIlllllllllllIlllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllHH Success and Good Luck E TO THE CLASS OF '46 q KNOX STREET CLEANERS ............................................................................,...............E1.i....i....... Meet Your Friends at ' UNIVERSITY DRUG STORE COMINI... ' PORTRAITS Good Food . . . Tasty Sandwiches DALLAS D ' k - ' rm 5 , 6706 Snider Plaza Lakeside 7477 Hillcrest and McFarlin L-4156 - ' ,....,.......,,,.....,......................,................ .......,.............m...E1.............,.,... Established 1921 I.. I. SHARP HARDWARE OUR 25th ANNIVERSARY SERVING THE PARK CITIES Two Stores for Your Convenience 4244 Oak Lawn 6915 Preston Road L-2181 L-2183 nnuunlnunnnnunlunlunlulnnnmnunnxnInlnllnnrlnnunnnuxnxm:numnxnnunnnn:nnnnnunnnnmn SUCCESS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS 1946 Shopping Village H1 hway Hi hland Park I . 7 6028 Northwest g I , . 8 PHONE L-6-5241 GOOD THINGS TO EAT-1 .Q PHONE J-8-4360 'liiftnp anh Shun The House of Fine Foods DALLAS, TEXAS Page One Hundred Seventy R X it Q? n. Q Mm. . Take this to your homcroom and really talk it up! The only farmer at thc Hi-Litcs Backward dance. It comes but once a ycarg but when it does, look out. Greedy Girls Grab Grub. Manager Gcaly puts all hc has into his job. That stage sccms tcn miles long when you walk across it. lfvcryonc thought it was funny except Mr. Kidd. Sporling Goods and Hobby Supplies No Awl Tennis Stringing Park Cities T I P I o N E s I SPORT SHOP MUSIC Company Highland Park Shopping Village 5 .... ............. ........................... .,..,..,......,..,...... - Pianos . . Radios . . Records V I L L A G E I E W E L E R Combinations . . Record Players Watch and Jewelry Repairing 5 Phone L-4045 6620 Snider Plaza 37 Highland Park Village : A. M. TYSON, Owner J-8-0225 5 In Dallax Sinre 1902 J. T. BOYCE TYPEWRITERS-ADDING MACHINES-REPAIRS-SUPPLIES 1919 Main Street DALLAS, TEXAS Phone C-5401 U..............................................................................................EI...........................................................................................,.... CUSTOM-BILT FURNITURE STUDIO Designers and Manufacturers of Fine, Custom-Built Furniture Snider Plaza at Milton nnunununnnuununnummnuuunuIn:nunnnunununnnnnuunnnuun There has been a friendship be- tween you of Hi Park and this store which we appreciate, that University Park, J-8-8550 LOOK TO G A B L E ELECTRIC SERVICE or we hope you'll carry on through HOME REIZIAIR SERVICE the years . . . ,md SERVICE ON ALL MAKES of E. M, RADIOS and ELECTRICAL 8 Cn. APPLIANCES Main and Elm at Lamar 6713 Snider Plaza L-3188 Page One Hundred Seventy . ,.- -vgy wWDIYIO0Mi... 1114? e sz -X Left fo rigbi: P.S. Warner won. Pace, the banker. Ih-Etil sdrawkcab ecnad. Hyer's last mile. 'Twas the night before Xmas-for tlle Hi-Lites. The gates skate at the Hi-Y dance. Elliott back for a kick at the big game. sf , RADIOS Sales and Service Complete Home Appliances Ellis 61 Bobbitt, Inc:.' 8111 Preston Road L.-5512 For the Classiest Haircut in Town lT'S THE VILLAGE BARBER SHOP GORDON COX Phone Owner J-8-4911 nnmnnnnnnnnmnnnnnunnunuunnnnnuulnnnunmu COMPLIMENTS OF GEORGE M. STUART Florists . 1422 Commerce Street C-5175 Mobilgas , R Mobiloil IOE ADAMS Magnolia Service Station Lubrication . . . Brake Service Washing . . . Polishing 7058 Snider Plaza L-4211 El:ulninInnnInnnmmnumnmn KATHLEEN'S SHOP . . . 3227 Knox Street L-361 1 0 GIFT SHOP 6 BABY NEEDS I RENTAL LIBRARY O READY-TO-WEAR Your Friends. . . BERRY'S PHARMACY Gote1ferytl1ing 6200 High School Ave. L-4118, Dallas, Texas 1nnnnnnnnuuunnnnuuumunnunnluuuinnnlnuunummunnnnunn Compliments of VARSITY GRILL 5400 McFARLIN CAcross from S. M. UJ G. R851 Page One Hrmrlred Seventy-1 ESTABLISHED 1919 THE YOUTH OF TODAY . . . THE MAN OF TOMORROW Charles F. Kettering has said, I am most interested in the future because that is where I am going to live. This future is an alluring and exciting vista of wide horizons in opportunity and accomplishment, a constant pursuit of happiness and security. The greatest danger is in the fool's gold of the quick and easy. It is a fallacy to speak of coming up the bard way because this implies there is an easy way-nothing is worth having in this life if we have not put our own effort into its attainment and its proper use once we have it. THE GUIBERSON CORPORATION DALLAS. TEXAS Producers of oil field tools, steel cabinets, domestic oil heaters, sheet metal products and molded rubber products. Page One Hundred Eighty nnlnnlmnullllulu Compliments of ROBERTS 61 HAWKIN S DRILLING CO. ALICE . . . MIDLAND . . . KILGORE . . . ODESSA 2210 Mercantile Bank Building lullInluullllnlnnlnnnl nluulllulllmuunnuul llluulllnulunulnnlulI .f'R. - If: the R 'A L51 gl- B 1 G 'r o P W I9 am rtnfer? n TASTY HAMBURGERS Commercial and Social Printing and THICK MALTS Engraving . . . Embossing : 6922 Snider Plaza J-8-4435 8301 Preston Road Page One Hundred Eighly Lookfoff the TRUMPETER LABEL C Hurt, gzhxik vibw . w H x '.1--im. K I ' to of e e ffwrti f CT o o o o X 62.555, ,,,. ,l ...,.. , sq '- ' I 'A Q' X' K,-, 'vida h u'LV1:,.,,3'f dunno!! thing to look for- - or , or wf'f Jeff- ' o biggtlnnfg to .,,,,.....................,,.....,,................................................................El........ Q0111fJIin1enfs of Q g'1:eVlJ For Good Food Downtown, It's DUNTON'S In Lakewood It's LAKEWOOD CAFETERIA Cline Music Company, Inc. Everything for the Band and Orchestra Guaranteed Repair Work 1409 Elm Street Phone C-1948 Orchestra and cast of Tbv Goml'o1iL'rx. nunlnunxnuunnnnmuluxnnunnnnxnnnnun:unnnnnnunmuun 100 Consecutive Years of Liberal Dividends to Policyholders Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co. E. F. WHITE, General Agent DALLAS TEXAS nnuunnmmnmmummnunnummuunummunnummnmmu:Elnunnummnnnnnunumnnnmumnnnnnuummnnnnnmumum K 6 K APPLIANCE COMPANY Snider Plaza at Rankin ALL MODELS OF RADIOS AND RECORD PLAYERS gas and electric home service Everything in Home Appliances J-8-6120 .......................................................................................tm..................................................................................................... ln sincere appreciation of the patronage and friendship of the entire Student Body and Faculty of the Dallas High Schools for the past 22 years. AMERICAN BEAUTY COVER COMPANY 2002-8 NORTH FIELD STREET The Cover on this Book Was Produced in This Plant Low Cost High Value TIRES DUNLAP-SWAIN oun BUSINESS IS A mon DALLAS ORGANIZATION Owned, Managed and Personally Supervised hy DEVEREUX DUNLAP and JACK SWAIN HARWOOD AND PACIFIC 638 W. IEFFERSON HIGHLAND PARK SHOPPING VILLAGE 3800 PARRY Page One Hundred Eighty-th 'W-0-wwamff vw Miss Dial and helpers give the stage a new face. Cringing candidates make their bids. The Yo-Yo Champs in action. The band in astion nt pape rally. Mr. Wiley and Blondie tend the school plants. lt's about time they had some new faces. CONGRATULATIONS WHITE STAR BURR'S to the Seniors of '46! LAUNDRY 4555 Cole Ave. at Knox St. L-6-6500 L-2155 inn Knox at Cole unnuuxmznnn 1ininnnnnnnmmnnf-Inunmnn nnnnnnlunuu THE RUSH COMPANY Everything for Art and Mechanical Drawing 1305 Elm Street Phone R-4403 .........H......mm............................,.,fm...........,.,..,.......1...................,.......................,.......................... nnnmnnmnummunummnu Curry-Peacock Service Station THOMAS OPTICAL CO' ' New Localzon R0f1d Se7Vi5e1M0!07 T7lne'UP E Ground Floor' Medical Arts Building 6929 Hillcrest 1ininninumummnmnun - wsu - f:-.3 ': .-:?El:2: -1.5 8 E D. MARTIN THOMAS DAN VL. THOMAS -I E Phones R-1066, C-4493 Dallas, Texas ummm mumumnunummn113nnmn111uuxn1An11n1ununxnnnlnunuunnnununnnnun1nnuxuuunnnnuanununnmmuuunununn For young men who want the finest in fpamweazf and Werfern wear MM.,-f Wye TH MPSON g COMMERCE AT ERYAY COUNT MAYES. MANAGER Page One Hundred Eighty-fi IT'S i gefumfseefl ' i M I L Kang - 'Uhe '1Uo'Lld3 Sa esf 'millzn in the Park Cities For the Best Food in . . . NORTH DALLAS and PARK CITIES Shop at TROTH'S GROCERY nnxnnnnz:unnunAnIuIu1nAnAnnIn5nnIulnlulunlulllnlll1ununnnululunnun GAY HARDWARE G VARIETY 8105 Preston Road S. H. GAY DALLAS 5, TEXAS nmullllllll H0 RD im? CZZZDZI mar-anno Pnnx UILLHGE-DRLLHO' Compliments of a Friend Quinn xlll nl lll: nunmul llllulnnn ulnulu llnlllln ulnmu llullnn mn llllxllnn un nlulx You'll Find All the Latest RECORDS, RADIOS, RECORD PLAYERS and ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES at the Village Electric Appliance Company 26 Hi Park Shopping Village L-9986 nuuuunnummum nnunnummmmmuGnnuumnulullullllulllumunumuuununuumu muuuumuuuluul ' U55 mem ! i JW ll! :'ii Page One Hundred Eighty-seven unuluInlununnuunlnuunnnnnnsnnnnnunumnu P1ANos-RADIOS BAND INSTRUMENTS RECORD PLAYERS RECORDS 84 MUSIC LATEST HIT TUNES! Brook Mays 61 Co. E Home of Fine Pianos Since 1901 1005 Elm Street C-6214 nnxnmnn:EnnmInnnnnuunununununnmunnnununnnuunuunuuunnuulnunu Highland Park Pharmacy. Inc. Cbmplimeiilfs 0 f : Ethical Prescription Druggists FLUORESCENT ELECTRIC CCMPANY HIISHMNIIERS GHEHINGSH Knox at Travis L-2126 Ennlunnu IllIllIlnuAunlu1nInnuulunnnlnuu lumuuuun Compliments of a Friend Illllllllllllllmlllllllllllllllllllllll IIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Specialists in Texas Municipal Bonds CRUMMER PANY, INC. r E 'F Kirby Building Dallas, Texas Antonio Omaha, Nebraska Plainview Page One Hundred Eighty-eight r . ,.:.:: 3 4 .g.3.1.2.:.:.:.:.:.'.-.-.-.-.-.-.:.'.'.'.:. - - .j...g...g.,.g.:.:... . . . . ....... . .....-.'.'.. .......... ABQ Iii- T5 Mr. Crenshaw and the big-wigs in a huddle. After going through the trials and tribulations of a hard war that made materials and labor difficult to get, our organization realizes now more than ever the great friendship and confidence that we have built up with the Highlander staff and school officials. SOUTHWESTERN ENGRAVING COMPANY 2100 Icxckson Street Phone Riverside-2158 DALLAS, TEXAS Page One Hundred Eighty LOVERS LANE PHARMACY Where Quality and Service Is Paramount PRESCRIPTIONS 4537 Lovers Lane ununlnnnnunnnnnmnuunnulunnn Innnnlnnnlulnulnnl Compliments of Phone L-7144 :mElnnnnnnnnnnnlnuInnululnIluInunnlunnlulnlnulnunnlnnunnnnnn Congratulations to the Class of '46 'I' H E B A N D B O X T -I 28 Highland Park Shopping Village mr anInlInlnunlnlnlnulnnn Good Luck to the Class of '46 GRENNAN BAKERS ffm TURNER,S CLEANERS lpiannnl1in1n1nnnnlInInInIllllInInInlIll:lsInIlllnlllnnlnulunnl UNIVERSITY BICYCLE SHOP COMPLETE BICYCLE AND LAWNMOWER R SALES AND SERVICE . . . MODELS 3411 Rosedale J-8-5625 l unnunnnmnnnnnnnunnnnniunnnnnunannununnlnnnnnnnnunpun Enlunulunl ununulrununnnnunnu lnlnIuInnulunlnulnnnn WE APPRECIATE THE PATRONAGE AND GOOD WILL OF OUR HIGH SCHOOL FRIENDS Dallas Railway 84 Terminal Co. M A Street Car and Motor Coach Service W NC X y JtfX6l' M o -Q5 P g One Hundred N ty inn:nlluInnlnnnnnnunnmluunnnnnmluunu S- fp Mr. Wilkinson shows George bow it's done. A vote of Thanks to the ummm BWD lH5JEEE YV 17!7 WOOD STREET V ll-l622 ' B' iknfan plflalq gina ., 'Afifi .V from the Hiahlander for its cooperation making our annuals a success down through the years. A Page One Hzmdrczl Ninely-one We think this funny-the reason for rejoicing is on the next page