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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1949 volume:

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Do we really accept others as brothers? Maybe the reason for all the current misery in this old world is people like you and me — just plain, average people the world over, who hate and fear the same plain, average peo- ple on the other side of the globe. On these pages we've tried to bring a few of those people just like us to Highland Park to show that underneath the color of their skin, the shape of their faces, and how they talk, those folks might bear a pretty strong resem- Heed Editor-in-Chief blance to you and me. We Girkor Boone Business Manager Dedicattou To that quietly genial, unassuming teacher, coach, and gentleman, Ralph Binnion, the Senior Class dedicates the 1949 Highlander. As Doc Pate, a close friend, said, ‘’He’s tops in every way.” We think so, too. KO SZ : ADY” SS ps PEOPEESCI RK oe x X | oe © SON bi Ox: ° cow ey gies cate “ Fane eer ee gee ne ie ! 4 | | ine and snow at Sunsh 4220 Emerson Ra Eas . poms: THE BOARD OF EDUCATION DWIGHT L. SIMMONS President DR.J.SHIRLEY HIDGES BQ@ 7 —__L. B. MERCHANT Vice-President oo — Secretary MRS. JUDSON C. FRANCIS ARTHUR KENDRICK PERRY McPHERSON W. D. PRINCE Ocoee DR. W. B. IRVIN Superintendent Highland Park High Schools BEN W. WISEMAN Principal Highland Park High School C. D. BOWLBY Vice-Principal Highland Park High School J. ALTON JONES MRS. JOHN E. ASHBY President Park Cities Dads Club President Parent-Teachers Association CARRIE INMON, M.A. Counselor GRACE GILLON, A.B. Registrar KATHERINE DYER Attendance Secretary rants enact bt. Stacy Sn PRINCESS MARTIN, M.A. Counselor AVARILLA EWING, B.A. Secretary to the Principal CATHERINE ORR, M.B.A. Secretary to the Principal SMU’s Dr. Frank Williams with part of the Child Study group composed of Miss Betts, Mrs. Rey- nolds, Mr. Wisseman, Mrs. Martin, and Mrs. Williams. FACULTY AKIN, RAYMOND M., B.A. Biology ANDERSON, MAUD, M.A. English BAKER, DOROTHY CATE, B.S. Library Assistant BENNETT, JAMES F. G., B.M. Music BERRY, MRS. JACK, B.S. Physical Education BETTS, FLORA MAY, M.A. Chemistry and Biology BINNION. RALPH E., M.A. Economics BOROUGHS, EMERSON J., B.M.E. Col. Inst. R.O.T.C. and Band BOYD, LELA HAZELLE Spanish BRADFIELD, MYRTILLIE, M.A. Latin CASEY, NEWMAN F., B.S. Col. Inst. R.O.T.C., and Assistant Commandant, B Team Football Coach, Golf COLEMAN, REBECCA, M.A. Spanish INSIDE HI PARK SCIENCE Four little Edisons making ammonia. MUSIC Here’s the massed orchestra and chorus rehearsing for their appearance on Radio Frolics over WFAA. DRAMATICS The angelic Dorothy Campbell be-mantles . | Sir Spitzka in the | Christmas production of “The Holy Grail.” | LIBRARY Joan Walton and John Kelly preparing a bookcase. “Swing yer partners an’ do-si-do.” The faculty lets down its collective hair at a square dance. FACULTY DABNEY,. W. Y., A.B: Mathematics DIAL, NANCY ELLA. A.B. Art FLOYD, DORA, M.A. Librarian, and Library Science FRANKLIN, J. O. “COTTON”, B.A. Social Studies GRAHAM, H. L., M.S. Biology GREER, WM. D., M.S. Industrial Arts HIGHTOWER, FLOYD R., B.S., Lt. Comdr. Commandant of Cadets HILL, MARVIN T., M.A. Commercial HOWARD, H. B., M.A. Economics and Government HUTCHISON, NANCY, B.A. Mathematics JAMES, LOUISE, B.A. English JARRETT, NEIL, M.A. French and Spanish INSIDE HI PARK | SPEECH | Miss Moore audi- tions applicants for ithe PA announcer. DRAMATICS | Gerre Greene, iMarval Crall, Ken ‘Kinnamon, and Cleta ‘Watson ignore Pierce |Allman and his hat jin a well-acted |presentation of “The Wonder Hat.” SCIENCE Chemists Nancy Jane Ashby, Tunky Crawford, and spectator Ed Doran put together some oxygen. Miss Coleman, Mr. Story, Miss Boyd, and Mr. Jarrett get a taste of their own medicine — a Spanish lesson from records, while Curric- ulum Director Miss Margaret Wasson watches. FACULTY JEFFERS, BRUCE; EZ BiAG Mathematics KENNEDY, ERNEST F., B.A. Physical Education, Assistant Football Coach, B-Team Basketball, and Baseball ‘KIDD; LORINE H., M.A. Mathematics KIDD, OGDEN, M.A. Mathematics LACY, IVA MAE, M.A. English LEDBETTER, PAUL H., M.A. Social Studies MARSHALL, C. H., M.S. Physics MARTIN, MRS. HUBERT D., B.A. English MASTERS, HILDA, M.A. - Latin MILLER, MRS. |. O., M.A. History MOORE, HELEN, M.A. Speech MORGAN, HERMAN, B.S. Head Coach Football, and Physical Education INSIDE HI PARK | SCIENCE Dr. Ozro T. Woods delves into the history of mental health with Miss Lacy’s psychology class. dl _ ART Miss Dail’s art class feverishly at work. | JOURNALISM Mary Ann Hein, | Stanley Ely; and Hal | Bateman meet the Bagpipe’s printer. Teachers look forward to it, too — lunch period with Miss Lacy, Mrs. Sauer, Mrs. Redden, and Mrs. Steed. FACULTY NEAVES, MARY EMMA, M.A. Mathematics OWEN, CORITA CRIST, M.A. English PIPES, LUNETTA, B.A. Spanish POPESELORAGLEE, Bro: Music REDDEN, MRS. THOMAS L., B.A. Mathematics REYNOLDS, MRS. ESTES, M.S. Commercial ROUSSEAU, MRS. JEANNE, B.A. Journalism and English RUDDELL, GEORGE W., M.A. Biology SAUER, MARGARET, B.A. Biology SHORT, MRS. GEORGE T., M.A. History SIMMONS, EDNA MAE, B.F.A. Orchestra SITZ, GLADYS, M.A. English and History INSIDE HI PARK ENGLISH Barnett Goldberg and Sally Stimson put a little of that English literature on Miss Wat- . ty kins’ bulletin board. | Jy LANGUAGE Latin students go to the movies with Miss Masters. ART Jean Clark, Miss Dial, Betty McCulloch, Ann Hodges, Dorothy Hagberg, and Virginia Boberg look over possible senior play costumes. FACULTY SMITH, MERLE, M.A. Mathematics STEED, EDITH, B.A. English and Speech STEWART, MARY. M.A. English STORY, FRANK J., M.A. French THORNELL, ELEANOR, B.A. | English WALTERS, CATHERINE, B.A. | Mathematics WATKINS, HORTENSE, M.A. English WATSON, GYNNE, B.S. Physical Education | WILLIAMS, MRS. FRANK i., B.A Chemistry WILLIAMS, LEDA NASH, M.A. English WILSON. GRACE, M.A. English WISSEMAN, HARRY, M.A. Mathematics 3 ST CERT TG Batre sama Seatlicn.. os Coach Morgan and C. T. LaMas- ter, Director of Athletics, look over next year’s schedule. 1 INSIDE HI PARK MATH Annelle Reed expounds the latest thing in geometry theorems to Miss Walters. DRAMATICS Miss Moore briefs a dress rehearsal for Berkeley Square. AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS Mr. Howard and proteges, Don Vinsant and Neil Tuthill, pre- pare one of those familiar “Erpi Classroom Films.” Top: Grease paint for “The Mikado” Middle: Mr. Marshall shows Bob Bentz and son Neil how to test an electric cell. Bottom: Miss Sitz and helpers adorn her history bulletin board. Top: Step right up, folks; get your vaccinations here. Middle: Shh, they’re having their hearing tested. Bottom: Bill Foster draws a picture for Mr. Greer and a kibitzer. Joan Walton and Marlene Lesser put the finishing touches on a set for “The Mikado”. Middle: 7 Miss Baker and Ann Kirby Deeper Inside rearrange one of the more popular corners in the library. H Park Bottom: No, Pat and Nancy weren't caught skipping; they work in Mr. Bowlby’s office. Top: Behind the scenes ot a Bagpipe editorial confer- ence with Miles Julian, Wayne Bennett, Hal Bateman and Melbert Schwarz. Middle: Ann Ramsay seeks advice about colleges from Miss Martin. Bottom: Ollie Lancaster gets some needed help in typing from Mr. Hill. Top: Mrs. Pipes points out the exact location to her Spanish class. Middle: Mrs. Hutchison and Miss Neaves must be pretty proud of their young mathematicians’ showing on the math diagnostic test. Bottom: Richard Love, Bird Dog Hopkins, John Kelly, and Beverly Carter strike a melodramatic pose in the January class produc- tion of “Berkley Square”. ae 7 4 ee A ae oot Tt A OR, ea, 5 de kame tte seco Ta — Fi xt — SS Lg SENG, . X Yj f NO b SS: Sy, e S ‘ LOCO Ts % U , S SKS SN Mey KX Wi WS“ y, KY WAXES Y ON pe ae ES © i Hi 4 i ‘ a all January class officers Sonia Topletz and Barbara Patterson, Co-Treasurer, Neil Marshall, President, Ed Heath, Vice-President, and Carolyn Stark, Secretary, take time out for a coke with Lt. Comm. Floyd Hightower, their sponsor. June class officers Tyke McFarland, Treasurer, Buddy Hayden, Vice-President, Mary Ann Hein, Secretary, and James Baker, Presi- dent, take it easy on a warm spring day with Mr. Ralph Binnion, their sponsor. SENIORS JANUARY CLASS First Row: ALTERS, WILLIAM VENABLE “Sparky”—Band 1946-’49, All-State Band Contest 1946, Intramural Solo Contest 1946-’49, Hi-Y 1946-'49, Orchestra 1946-48. BATEMAN, BENJAMIN HAUGTON “Ben”—Everts Award, Captain ROTC 1948, ’49, Student Council 1946, ‘47, Band 1946-’49, Orchestra 1948, Dads Club Award 1948, BIGGERS, JOHN CRAMER—Hi-Y 1946-'49, Second Lieutenant ROTC 1948, ‘49, ROTC 1946-’49, Saber Club 1948, ‘49, Camp Dallas 1947, ‘48. BLEWETT, IDA LOUISE—Historian Hi-Lites 1948, ’49, Bagpipe Staff 1948, Intramural Sports 1946-'49, Riding Club 1948, ’49. Senior Play 1949, Student Council 1947, ’48. BOYCE, JOHN THOMAS “Jack’’—Senior Play 1948, Hi-Y 1946-’48, Bagpipe Staff 1948. Second Row: BROTHERS, LAURENCE FULTON “Fritz’’—Student Council 1947, ‘48, Basketball 1948, H-Association 1948, ‘49, Hi-Y 1946-'49. BROWN, RONALD FRANK “Brownie’—Football 1947, H-Association 1948, ROTC 1945, ‘46, Camp Dallas 1945, Hi-Y 1945-'47, Dads Club Award 1946-’48. ff) BUTLER, PATRICIA ANN “Pat’’—Hi-Lites 1946-’49, Student Council 1948, Riding Club 1946, ‘47, Linz Pin 1949, Highland Fling 1947. CAMPBELL, DOROTHY MAE—National Honor Society 1948, ‘49, Hi-Lites 1946-'48, Student Council 1948, ‘49, Senior Play 1949, Art Club 1946, Four-Year Linz Pin. E CARTER, BEVERLY JEAN “Bev”—Dads Club Award 1947, Senior Play 1949, Bagpipe Staff 1948, ’49, Intramural Sports 1946-’48, Hi-Lites 1946-’49, Everts Award. Third Row: CAVE, JOANNE GERTRUDE—President Hi-Lites 1948, ‘49, Junior Representative Student Council 1947, ‘48, Second Vice-President Hi-Lites 1947, ’48, Senior Play 1949, Four-Year Linz Pin, Riding Club 1946, ’47. COHEN, NORMAN ALAN “Cohen”—Round Table 1948, ‘49, Hi-Y 1946-’49, ROTC 1946-'48, Camp Dallas 1946, Senior Play 1949, COHEN, SANDRA LOUISE “Sandy”’—Hi-Lites 1946-’49, Dads Club Award CROWE, MARY PATRICIA “Mary Pat’’—Hi-Lites 1946-’49, Hi-Lites Brigade 1947, Dads Club Award 1948, Music Festival 1946-'48, Highland Fling 1947, Senior Play 1949. CUNNINGHAM, GLORIA ANN “Glo”’—Four-Year Linz Pin, Bagpipe Staff 1947-’49, Highlander Staff 1947-’49, Vice-President Quill and Scroll 1948, ‘49, Senior Play 1949, National Honor Society 1948, ‘49. | SENIORS | DAVIS, GEORGE BOULDIN “Possum’”—Hi-Y 1946-’49, ROTC 1946, ’47, DAVIS, MARY LOUISE—Senior Play 1949, Music Festival 1947, ‘48, Hi-Lites 1946-'49, A Capella Choir 1947, ‘48, Travel Club 1948, ‘AD, Junior Historical Society 1949. DUNCAN, MARY ANNE—Senior Play 1949, Four-Year Linz Pin, Art Club 1947, ’48, Music Festival 1948, Everts Award, Hi-Lites 1946-'49, DU PUY, HOWARD RICHARD “Dupe” —Vice-President Saber Club 1949, H-Association 1948, Captain ROTC 1948, Everts Award, Camp Dallas 1946-’48, Hi-Y 1946- 49, DYSON, JOAN “Erma’’—Hi-Lites 1946-’49, Music Festival 1946-’48, Dads Club Award 1948. Second row: FRAZIER, PATRICIA ELIZABETH “Pat’’—Junior Historical Society 1947, ’48, Operetta 1946, A Capella Choir 1947, ’48, FRYE, RICHARD DEVIN “Dick’’—Hi-Y 1947-'49, Art Club 1948, ‘49, PTA Improvement Award. GILLILAND, BARBARA ANN—Hi-Lites 1945-'49, Travel Club 1947-'49, Dads Club Award 1947, ‘48, Senior Play 1949, Music Festival 1946-48, Highland Fling 1946. GREGORY, WILLIAM RICHARD “Billy Dick’’—Hi-Y 1946-’49, ROTC 1946-'49. GRESHAM, JEANNE “‘Jeannie’—Hi-Lites 1946-'48, Riding Club 1946, Hi-Lite Brigade 1946, Dads Club Award 1947, ‘48. Third row: HALSTEAD, BARBARA CLAIRE—Hi-Lites 1946-'49, Art Club 1947, ‘48, Intramural Sports 1947, | HART, PATSY ANN “Pat’’—Hi-Lites 1946-'48, Riding Club 1946, Linz Pin 1949, Everts Award. HEATH, EDWARD WYMAN “The Little One”—Football 1947, ’48, Vice-President Class 1949, Hi-Y 1946-'49, H-Association 1947- 49, ROTC 1946. = HEMENWAY, PORTER A. “Pierre” —Track 1948, Football 1948, Vice-President Hi-Y 1947, H-Association 1948, ROTC 1946, Choir 1946-’49. HERRIN, JOANNE—Hi-Lites 1946-’49, Art Club 1947-’49, Travel Club 1948, ‘49, Junior Historical Society 1947-'49, | SENIORS HILL, WiLLIAM LANIER “Bill’’—Football 1946, ‘47, Basketball 1947, ‘48, Baseball 1948, H-Association 1946-’49, Vice-President H-Association 1948. HOBAN, TERRY JEAN—Hi-Lites 1946-’49, Intramural Sports 1946-’48, Riding Club 1946-’48, Bagpipe Staff 1948, ‘49, Hi-Lites Brigade 1947, ‘48. HOLLAND, HARRIETT—Hi-Lites 1947-'49, Intramural Sports 1947, ‘48, Riding Club 1947, ’48, Dads Club Award 1948, Junior Historical Society 1949, Travel Club 1949, HOPKINS, ROBERT HOWELL, JR., “Bird-dog”—Football 1947, Baseball 1947, H-Association 1947-'49, Senior Play 1949, Hi-Y 1945-49, ROTC 1945, ‘46. HUDSPETH, NANCY ANN-—Hi-Lites 1946-49, Intramural Sports 1946, ‘47, Riding Club 1947, Dads Club Award 1947, Everts Award, Linz Pin 1949. First row: Second row: HUFFH NES, ELIZABETH “Liz’’—Hi-Lites 1946-'49, Intramural Sports 1947, Highland Fling 1947. HYDE, ROBERT HERSCHEL “‘Bud’’—Hi-Y 1946-’49, Camp Dallas 1946, ‘47, Band 1946, ‘47, Dads Club Award 1949. JAEGER, EDITHE AILEEN “‘Jigger’”—Dads Club Award 1947, '48, Hi-Lites 1945-48, Intramural Sports 1945-’47, PTA Improvement Award. JARVIS, DONALD GORDON “Christopher’”—Football 1948, Hi-Y 1945-’47. JOHANNES, MARY JANE “Janie’—President Travel Club 1948, ’49, Bagpipe Staff 1947-’49, Reporter Junior Historical Society 1947, ‘48, Reporter Orchestra 1947, ‘48, Dads Club Award 1948, Hi-Lites 1946-49. Third row: JOHNSON, NANCY—Bagpipe Staff 1948, ’49, Hi-Lites 1946-’49, Senior Play 1949, Everts Award, Linz Pin 1949. JOHNSON, WAYNE CARROLL “Wyno’’—Hi-Y 1947, ‘48, Dads Club Award 1949. KELLY, JOHN FRANKLIN—Hi-Y 1946-’49, Vice-President National Honor Society 1948, ‘49, President Latin Club 1947-’49, Chairman Library Committee 1947-'49, Senior Play 1949, Four-Year Linz Pin. e KENDRICK, ELAINE—Student Council 1948, ’49, Hi-Lites 1946-’49, Intramural Sports 1947, ’48, Linz Pin 1947, Senior Play 1949, Riding Club 1947, ‘48. KIRSTEIN, EDWARD ALLEN “Eddy’’—ROTC 1946-’49, Hi-Y 1946, ‘47. Page Thirty-two SENIORS First row: KROSIN, BARBARA JANE—Second Honor Student 1949, National Honor Society 1948, ‘49, Linz Pins 1947-'49, Travel Club 1947, Hi-Lites 1946-'49, | LOVE, RICHARD FRANKLIN “Rick’’—Senior Play 1949, ROTC 1946-'49, Hi-Y 1946-‘49, Dads Club Award 1948. LYFORD, PATRICIA ANN “Pat’’—Secretary National Honor Society 1948, ‘49, Four-Year Linz Pin, Student Council 1948, ‘49, Latin Club 1948, ’49, Everts Award, Hi-Lites 1946-’49. McJUNKIN, HERBERT HENRY “‘Herb’’—Hi-Y 1945-'48, Co-Captain Baseball 1948, Football 1947, H-Association 1945-'48, Swimming 1946, Manager Basketball 1947. McNEICE, JACQUELINE “Jackie’—Hi-Lites 1946-'49. Second row: MARSHALL, NEIL FRANCIS “Cement’—Editor Highlander 1947, National Honor Society 1947, ‘48, President of Class 1948, Football 1947, ‘48, Baseball 1947, Operetta 1946, ‘48. | MATHIS, JOHN SAMUEL “Jack’’—President National Honor Society 1949, Cadet Major ROTC 1949, Student Council 1948, Hi-Y 1946, ‘47, Four-Year Linz Pin, Everts Award. MATTHEWs, JOANN—National Honor Society 1948, ‘49, Senior Play 1949, Hi-Lites 1946-49, }MENDENHALL, ELLIOTT ““Mendy”’—Hi-Y 1946-'48, Major ROTC 1948, Band 1946-49, Student Council 1947, State Music Contest 1946, Saber Club 1947, ’48. | MOORE, JACKIE MAE—Bagpipe Staff 1948, ‘49, Hi-Lites 1946-’49, Senior Play 1949, Everts Award. Third row: MORRIS, JOHN FRANK, JR. “Jack’’—Swimming 1947, ‘48, Hi-Y 1946-49, H-Association 1947, ‘48. MUCCIE, DOROTHY MARIE ‘‘Messy’—Riding Club 1946, ‘47, Intramural Sports 1947-'49, Hi-Lites 1946-'49, Dads Club Award 1947, ‘48. ) MULHAUSER, DORRIEN LAVERNE “Butch’—Hi-Lites 1946-49, Dads Club Award 1948, Riding Club 1947, ‘48. |NICHOLSON, BETTY SUE—Hi-Lites 1946-’48. OLIVER, JEAN MARIE “Jeanie’—Hi-Lites 1946-’48, Hi-Lites Brigade 1946, Operetta 1946, Music Festival 1946-’48, Junior Historical Society 1947, ’48, Dramatics 1948, SENIORS First row: PATTERSON, BARBARA JEAN—Treasurer Hi-Lites 1948, Treasurer Class 1949, Four-Year Linz Pin, Intramural Sports 1946, ‘47, Hi-Lites 1946-48, Student Council 1948. PRICE, HOBERT, JR.—National Honor Society 1948, ’49, Second Lieutenant ROTC 1948, ‘49, Quill and Scroll 1948, ‘49, Bagpipe Staff 1948, ‘49, Four-Year Linz Pin, Everts Award. RAWLES, JAMES HEATH “Clem”—ROTC 1946, ‘47, Treasurer Hi-Y 1948, Football 1947, ‘48, H-Association 1947, ‘48, Senior Play 1949. REID, WILLIAM MACK “Bill’—ROTC 1946-’49, Band 1948, Hi-Y 1946-’49. RICE, ROBERT COOK “Bob’—ROTC 1946-’49, Camp Dallas 1946, Hi-Y 1946-’49, Round Table 1949. Second row: ROSEN, MERILYN SYLVIA “Cookie’”—Hi-Lites 1946-’49, Intramural Sports 1947-’49, Riding Club 1947, Hi-Lite Brigade 1948. SCHARF, JEANETTE FAYE “Nettie’—Intramural Sports 1946-48, Hi-Lites 1946-’49. SMITH, BETTY LOUISE “Smitty”—Hi-Lites 1946- ’49, Riding Club 1946-’49, Intramural Sports 1946-’48. SNELLING, ROBERT MEYER “Max'’—Captain Swimming Team 1948, Swimming 1947, ‘48, Football 1947, H-Association 1947, ‘48, Hi-Y 1945-'48, Dads Club Award 1947, ‘48. SPEER, EDWARD PINKNEY “Little Ed’’—Captain Football 1948, President Hi-Y 1948, Vice-President H-Association 1948, Football 1946-’48, H-Association 1947, ‘48, Treasurer Hi-Y 1946. Third row: STARK, CAROLYN SUE—Secretary Class 1949, Treasurer National Honor Society 1948, Student Council 1947, ‘48, Quill and Scroll 1948, Bagpipe Staff 1947, ‘48, Four-Year Linz Pin. THOMAS, ROBERT HYER “Bob”—National Honor Society 1948, ‘49, Student Council 1948, ‘49, Football 1947, ‘48, H-Association 1948, (Ag? ROTC 1946-’49, Four-Year Linz Pin. TOPLETZ, SONIA EDITH “Tootie’’—Vice-President Hi-Lites 1946-'48, Treasurer of Class 1949, National Honor Society 1948, ‘49, Linz Pin 1949, Senior Play 1949, Everts Award. WEAVER, ALBERT LYNN “Stud’’—ROTC 1946, Hi-Y 1947-’49, Dads Club Award 1949. WOOD, CHARLES AINSLIE “Sandy” —H-Association 1946-'49, ROTC 1946, Baseball 1946, Hi-Y 1946-’49, Dads Club Award 1948, ‘49, Senior Play 1949. Page Thirty-four Fah row: SENIORS YOST, PATRICIA ANN “Pat’—National Honor Society 1948, Four-Year Linz Pin, Everts Award, Intramural Sports 1946-’49, Travel Club 1947, Hi-Lites 1946-'49, JUNE CLASS AARON, SHARLA RUTH—Hi-Lites 1946-'49, Intramural Sports 1947, Travel Club 1946-’48. ABERNATHY, WAYNE BIARD —Second Lieutenant ROTC 1949, Hi-Y 1946-’48, Camp Dallas 1948. ACTON, ROBIN LEN “Lulu’—Captain ROTC 1949, ROTC 1946-'49, Camp Dallas 1947, ‘48, Hi-Y 1946-49, Dads Club Award 1945, JUNE CLASS | ALBERT, DORIS “‘Dode’’—Dramatics 1948, ‘49, Dads Club Award 1947, ‘49, Hi-Lites 1946-49, Travel Club 1946-’49, Intramural Sports 1947-'49. Second row: ALLEN, JOHN PAUL “J. Paul’’—Hi-Y 1948, ‘49, Dads Club Award 1949. ALDERDICE, JAMES ROBERT “Bob’’—Second Lieutenant ROTC 1949, Everts Award, Intramural Solo Contests 1946-’49, Bagpipe Business Staff 1949, Music Festival 1945-49, Hi-Y 1946-’49. ALLEN, LOU NELL—(Transferred 1948 from North Dallas High School, Dallas), Hi-Lites 1948, ’49. ANDERSON, EARLE KARL II “Coach’—H-Association 1946-49, Track 1946-49, Dads Club Award 1946, Hi-Y 1946-’49, ROTC 1946. ARMITAGE, SALLY—Bagpipe Staff 1949, Intramural Sports 1946-'49, Travel Club 1948, ‘49, Junior Historical Society 1948, ‘49, Hi-Lites 1946-’49, Dads Club Award 1948. Third row: ARTHUR, THOMAS RICHARD “Tom”—Track 1948, ‘49, H-Association 1948, ‘49, Second Lieutenant ROTC 1947-'49, Camp Dallas 1947, ‘48, Hi-Y 1947-'49, Bagpipe Staff 1948, ‘49. ASHBY, NANCY JANE—Tennis 1948, ‘49, Linz Pins 1948, ‘49, Hi-Lites 1946-’49, Intramural Sports 1947, ‘48, Riding Club 1947, ‘48, National Honor Society 1949. BAILEY, TOM ELLIS “’Spots’’—Vice-President Hi-Y 1948, Highlander Staff 1948, B-Team Football 1947, Captain ROTC 1949, Secretary Hi-Y 1947, Camp Dallas 1944-’46. BAKER, JAMES ANTHONY “Jaim’’—Basketball 1948, ‘49, Co-Captain Basketball 1949, Vice-President Student Council 1949, Representative-at-Large Student Council 1947, ‘48, National Honor Society 1948, ‘49, Hi-Y 1947-'49. BALLARD, JANET ELIZABETH “Liz’’—(Transferred 1948 from Woodrow Wilson High School), Junior Historical Society 1948, ‘49, Hi-Lites 1948, ‘49, Riding Club 1948, ‘49. tw —_ es - —— ei SENIORS First row: BATEMAN, HAROLD “‘Hal’’—Business Manager of Bagpipe 1948, ‘49, National Honor Society 1948, ’49, Quill and Scroll 1948, ’49, First Lieutenant ROTG 1948, ‘49, Four-Year Linz Pin, Band 1946-’49. BEATY, JAMES ROBERT “‘Jimmy”—(Transferred 1948 from James Barbour High School, Barboursville, Virginia.) BECKER, JEAN—Hi-Lites 1946-'49. BELL, BETTY BRONSON “Bullet’’—Student Council 1948, ‘49, Secretary Hi-Lites 1948, ‘49, Dads Club Award 1947-'49, Intramural Sports 1946-’49, Travel Club 1947-'49, Junior Historical Society 1948, ’49. BELL, JULIA JEAN “Kid’“—Hi-Lites 1947-'49, Art Club 1948, ‘49, Highlander Staff 1949, Dads Club Award 1948, Dramatics 1949, Round Table 1949. Second row: BENNETT, IDA BESS—Secretary National Honor Society 1948, ‘49, President Junior Historical Society 1948, ‘49, Treasurer Riding Club 1948, ‘49, Student Council 1948, ’49, Linz Pins 1948, ‘49, Everts Award. BENNETT, WAYNE ALDEN “Beak’’—Editor Bagpipe 1948, ‘49, Tennis 1946-'49, H-Association 1947-'49, Quill and Scroll 1947-’49, Hi-Y. 1946-’49, Linz Pins 1946, ‘47. BENTZ, ROBERT PAUL ‘’Bob’’—Football 1948, Band 1947-'49, Second Lieutenant ROTC 1949, Operetta 1949, Music Festival 1947-'49, Hi-Y 1946-’49. BERTRAM, TOM—ROTC 1945-47, Music Festival 1948, Operetta 1949, Latin Club 1948, ‘49, A Capella Choir 1947-'49, Hi-Y 1946, ’47. BERWALD, PHYLLIS LOUISE ’’Phil’’—Hi-Lites 1946-’49, Riding Club 1947-’49, Travel Club 1947-’49, Intramural Sports 1949. Third row: BETHMANN, CAROLYN LOUISE—President Hi-Lites 1949, Secretary Travel Club 1948, ’49, Student Council 1949, Intramural Sports 1947, ‘48, Linz Pins 1947-’49, Junior Historical Society 1948, ’49. BINION, BARRY MALCOLM—Hi-Y 1946, ROTC 1946-’49, Rifle Team 1948, ’49. BIRDSONG, KENNETH LAYNE “Birdseed’’—Hi-Y 1949. BIRT, CATHERINE LOUISE BODDEN, MARGARET ELNA—Bagpipe Staff 1948, ‘49, Highlander Staff 1948, ‘49, Hi-Lites 1947-’49, Travel Club 1947-'49, Music Festival 1947-'49, Everts Award, Y Page Thirty-six | SENIORS BOKER, ALYS RAE—Riding Club 1948, ‘49, Intramural Sports 1947-’49, Travel Club 1948, ’49, Hi-Lites 1947-'49, Everts Award. BOONE, JOHN PHILLIPS—Business Manager Highlander 1948, ‘49, Hall of Fame 1949, Treasurer National Honor Society 1948, ‘49, Quill and Scroll 1948, ‘49, Student Council 1946, ‘47, Baseball 1949. BORIN, BARBARA INEZ—Hi-Lites 1946-49. BOTTOM, DAVIS “Dave’’—ROTC 1946-’49, Dads Club Awards 1945, ‘48, Hi-Y 1946-'49, Second Lieutenant ROTC 1949, Saber Club 1949. BOUNDS, HELEN CONSTANCE—Hi-Lites 1946-'49, Intramural Sports 1948, ‘49, Dads Club Awards 1948, ’49, Operetta 1949, A Capella Choir 1947-'49, Second row: BOYLE, MARION JOAN—Hi-Lites 1947-49, Riding Club 1947-'49, Intramural Sports 1948, Dads Club Award 1949, Linz Pin 1949. BRADSHAW, BARBARA LOUISE “Babs’—Travel Club 1948, ‘A9, Junior Historical Society 1949, Hi-Lites 1948, ‘49, Dads Club Award 1948. BRAND, CHARLES DAMRON—Orchestra 1948, ‘49, Band 1946-’48, Operetta 1949, Linz Pins 1948, ‘49, Music Festival 1945, ‘48, National Honor Society 1949. BRANDT, GERALDINE MAE “Gerre’—Highlander Staff 1948, ‘49, Bagpipe Staff 1948, ‘49, Linz Pins 1947-'49, Intramural Sports 1947-'49, Hi-Lites 1946-’49, National Honor Society 1949. BRAY, WENDELL EARL “Bra’’—Vice-President Hi-Y 1948, Football 1947, ‘48, Baseball 1947-'49, Captain Baseball 1949, Secretary H-Association 1948, ‘49, Student Council 1946, ‘47. Third row: BRIGGS, ALBERT SIDNEY “Sid’’—ROTC 1946-'49, Hi-Y 1946, ‘47. BRILEY, HELEN JEAN—Linz Pins 1946-’48, Dads Club Awards 1946-’48. BROWN, GLORIA ANNE “Princess’’—Hi-Lites 1947-'49, Riding Club 1948, ‘49, Dads Club Award 1949, Music Festival 1947. BROWN, JEAN—Representative-at-Large Student Council 1948, Company Queen 1948, Student Council 1947, Hi-Lites 1947-’49, Travel Club 1948, ‘49, Dads Club Award 1948. BROWN, NANCY SUE “Nan”—Hi-Lites 1946- 49, Cheerleader 1948, Riding Club 1947-'49, Dramatics Club 1946-’49, Travel Club 1947-'49, Intramural Sports 1946-'49., j Ave Page Thirty-seven Fld rows SENIORS BROWN, THEODORE EUGENE DWIGHT “T. E. D.””—Boys’ Chorus 1947-’49. BROWNING, ESTHER MAE “‘Irma’—Hi-Lites 1947-’49, Student Council 1949, Intramural Sports 1947-'49. BUNTIN, BARBARA ANN “Babs’’—(Transferred 1948 from North Dallas High School, Dallas), Four-Year Linz Pin, Junior Historical Society 1949, Travel Club 1949, Hi-Lites 1948, ‘49, Everts Award. BURKE, FRANCES ANN—Hi-Lites 1946-49, Riding Club 1947, ‘48, Junior Historical Society 1948, ‘49, Travel Club 1949, Dads Club Award 1947, Music Festival 1947, ‘48. ; BURKS, BETTY BUFORD—A Capella Choir 1948, ‘49, Music Festival 1948, ‘49, Operetta 1949, Hi-Lites 1 948, 49. Second row: BUTLER, JOHN RICHARD “J. But’’—Cheerleader 1948, Basketball 1949, National Honor Society 1948, ’49, Linz Pins 1947, ‘48, Major ROTC 1949, Hi-Y 1946-49. BUTLER, MARY JEAN—A Capella Choir 1948, ‘49, Dads Club Award 1948, Hi-Lites 1946-’49, Riding Club 1946-’49, Music Festival 1946-’49, Junior Historical Society 1948, ‘49, CARLETON, ALBERT WARREN—ROTC 1947- 49. CARROLL, RALPH COMER—ROTC 1946, ’47. CEARLEY, JERRY CHRISTINE—Student Council 1946, ‘47, Vice-President Hi-Lites 1947, ‘48, Intramural Sports 1948, Hi-Lites 1946-’49, Art Club 1946-’48, Music Festival 1947-’49, Third row: CERVIN, NITA CAROL—(Transferred September, 1948, from Woodrow Wilson High School, Dallas), Hi-Lites 1949, Riding Club 1949, Junior Historical Society 1949, Travel Club 1949, Latin Club 1949, Art Club 1949. : CLARK, MARY CAROL—Hi-Lites 1947-49, Riding Club 1948, ‘49, Junior Historical Society 1947, ‘48, Operetta 1949, All-State Orchestra 1948, ‘49, Music Festival 1947-’49. COFFIN, RAMON DOUGLAS “Doug out’”—B-Team Football 1947, Football 1948, Vice-President Orchestra 1948, ‘49, Treasurer Hi-Y 1948, H-Association 1948, ‘49, A Capella Choir 1946-'49. COLE, BENJAMIN ISAAC, JR. ‘Country”—ROTC 1946, ‘47, Hi-Y 1946-’49, Linz Pins 1946, ’47, Everts Award, Baseball 1949. COLEMAN, MARILYN JOAN “Dimples’”—Treasurer Hi-Lites 1947, ‘48, Everts Award, Hi-Lites 1947-'49, Travel Club 1947- 49, Intramural Sports 1947-49. Page Thirty-eight SENIORS COLLINS, LOUELLA ALICE “Lou’’—Hi-Lites 1946-'49, Intramural Sports 1947-'49, Art Club 1946, Latin Club 1947-’49, Dads Club Award 1948. CONRAD, BETTYE TERRELL—Hi-Lites 1946-’49, Riding Club 1948, ‘49, Operetta 1946. COOLIDGE, JOHN KINGSLEY “Johnny’—ROTC 1946, ‘47, Swimming 1947, ‘48, Hi-Y 1946-’48, Dads Club Award 1947. CRADDOCK, TANYA MAE—Intramural Sports 1946-'49, Travel Club 1947- 49, Hi-Lites 1946-'49, Riding Club 1946-'49, Junior Historical Society 1948, ‘49, Hi-Lites Brigade 1947, ‘48. CRALL, MARVAL “Marv’—National Honor Society 1948, ‘49, Student Council 1947, Four-Year Linz Pin, Dramatics Club 1948, ‘49, Music Festival 1947, Riding Club 1947-49, Second row: CRALLE, ROBERT PARKER “’R. C.’’—Senior Play 1949, ROTC 1948, ‘49, Hi-Y 1946, 47. CRAWFORD, FRANK ALLAN “Tunky’’W—Captain ROTC 1948, ’49, Football 1948, Baseball 1948, H-Association 1948, ‘49, Operetta 1949, Hi-Y 1947-'49. CRISLER, WALTER PEYTON, JR. “Bill’’—Football 1947, ‘48, Baseball 1947, ‘48, Honorable Mention All-State Football 1948, All-District Baseball 1947, ‘48, H-Association 1947-'49, Hi-Y 1947-49. CROHN, HELAINE SUE—Everts Award, Linz Pin 1948, Dads Club Award 1947, Art Club 1947, ‘48, Hi-Lites 1946-49. DEALEY, JAMES LYLE “Jim’’—Hi-Y 1946-'49, Dads Club Award 1949, ROTC 1945, B-Team Basketball 1947, ‘48. Third row: DE CUIR, JOSEPH VICTOR “Diamond Joe’’—B-Team Football 1947, Student Council 1949, Hi-Y 1947- 49. DE JERNETT, JEAN—Intramural Sports 1946-’48, Hi-Lites 1946-48, Riding Club 1946, Student Council 1946. DIXON, DOROTHY LOUISE “Dottie’’—Hi-Lites 1947-'49, Art Club 1948, ’49, Travel Club 1948, ‘49. DOGGETT, MARY CLAIRE “M. C.” —Bagpipe Staff 1948, ‘49, Vice-President Junior Historical Society 1949, Quill and Scroll 1948, ’49, Music Festival 1947-'49, Orchestra 1949, Everts Award. DUNHAM, THOMAS HOLDEN “Tom’’—Camp Dallas 1945, ROTC 1945, Hi-Y 1945-’48. a Page Thirty-nine Ft rows SENIORS EAVES, EMILY CORNELIA “Em’—Hi-Lites 1946-’49, Intramural Sports 1946-’49, Riding Club 1946-’48, Dads Club Award 1949, Travel Club 1948, Intramural Sports Award 1946-’48. EDMUNDS, AUGUSTUS CRAFT, JR. “Cheez’”—ROTC 1946-'49, Hi-Y 1946-’49, Dramatics Club 1948, ‘49, Round Table 1947, Band 1946-49. EHRHARDT, JOHN ALLEN “Jack’’—Captain Football 1948, Second Vice-President Hi-Y 1948, H-Association 1947-'49, Track 1949. Student Council 1948, Linz Pin 1948, EINSPRUCH, NORMAN GERALD—Linz Pins 1947, ‘49, Dads Club Award 1948, Highlander Staff 1949, ROTC 1947-’49, Round Table 1949. ELLIS, MILDRED CAROLYN “Mim”—National Honor Society 1948, ‘49, Round Table 1947, ‘48, Secretary Orchestra 1948, ‘49, Hi-Lites 1946-'49, Intramural Sports 1946-’49, Four-Year Linz Pin. Second row: ELY, STANLEY EDWIN—Bagpipe Staff 1947-’49, Highlander Staff 1949, Four-Year Linz Pin, Hall of Fame 1949, Quill and Scroll 1948, 49, National Honor Society 1949. EMISH, BARBARA YVONNE “Vonnie’—Four-Year Linz Pin, A Capella Choir 1947-'49, Junior Historical Society 1947-'49, Travel Club 1948, ‘49, Hi-Lites 1946-’49, Music Festival 1946-49. EWING, FLOI EVERSMEYER “Flo’—Bagpipe Staff 1949, Music Festival 1946-’49, TMEA Convention 1948, Dads Club Award 1948, Hi-Lites 1946-’49, Riding Club 1946-’48, EWING, JOANN—Hi-Lites 1946-’49, Intramural Sports 1947-'49, Vice-President Travel Club 1949, Junior Historical Society 1948, ‘49, Dads Club Awards 1948, ‘49, Travel Club 1947- 49. FANSHER, LELAND STANTON “Mop Top’’—Hi-Y 1948. Third row: FARRELL, WILLIAM FRANCIS “Bill’’—Basketball 1949, President Hi-Y 1949, Lieutenant Colonel ROTC 1949, Cheerleader 1948, Highlander Staff 1948, ‘49, Student Council 1948, 49. FARRIS, GLENNA MURIEL—Hi-Lites 1946-’49, Dads Club Award 1947, Music Festival 1947, ‘48. FELDMAN, SHIRLEY LEE—Intramural Sports 1946-'49, Hi-Lites 1946-'49, Dads Club Award 1947, Art Club 1949, Riding Club 1946-’49. FISHER, BARBARA LYNN “Bobbie’’—Hi-Lites 1945-'49, Junior Historical Society 1948, ‘49, Everts Award, Four-Year Linz Pin, Travel Club 1948, 49, Dads Club Award 1946. FISHER, JOSEPH NEWTON “Joe ’—Captain ROTC 1946-’49, Student Council 1948-'49, Camp Dallas 1947, ‘48, Hi-Y 1946-’49, Everts Award. Page Forty | SENIORS FOSTER, WILLIAM HENRY II “Big Nine’—(Transferred 1948 from South Kent School, South Kent, Connecticut), B-Team Football 1946, Hi-Y 1946-’49. FRANCIS, JUDSON CHARLES “Jud’’—Lieutenant Colonel ROTC 1948, ‘49, H-Association 1948, ‘49, Manager Football 1948, Manager Baseball 1948, Operetta 1949, Hi-Y 1946-’49. FRENCH, HOMER DAWSON “Daw Daw”—Hi-Y 1946-49, B-Team Football 1946, Golf 1947, B-Team Basketball 1947, ROTC 1946. GAMBRELL, ERIC CORBELL—Editor Highlander 1949, Student Council 1946-49, Vice-President Quill and Scroll 1949, Everts Award, Four-Year Linz Pin, B-Team Football 1946. GAMBULOS, CHARLES RINEHOLT ‘’Greek’’—Hi-Y 1945-’49, ROTC 1945-'47, Dads Club Award 1946. Second row: GIBSON, NANCY CORINNA-—Linz Pin 1949, Everts Award, Operetta 1949, Bagpipe Staff 1947, ‘48, Round Table 1949, Hi-Lites 1946-49. GIBSON, TOYZANNE “Toy’’—Student Council 1948, Secretary Round Table 1949, Intramural Sports 1946-'48, Travel Club 1947-'49, Hi-Lites 1947-'49, ; Senior Play 1948. GILLEAN, WILLIAM EDWARD “Plain Bill’’—Hi-Y 1945-’49, ROTC 1945-47, Dads Club Award 1947. GL OSSER, ESTABROOK, JR. “Skip’’—Operetta. 1947-'49, Hi-Y 1946-'49, A Capella Choir 1947-'49, Music Festival 1947-'49, Dads Club Award 1948, B-Team Football 1946, ‘47. GOLDBERG, BARNETT RICHARD—Hi-Y 1947-’49, B-Team Baseball 1948. Third row: GOLDSTEIN, STANLEY—Hi-Y 1947, ‘48. GOMEZ, DIANA OPHELIA MARIA—Hi-Lites 1946-’49, Intramural Sports 1946-'49, Dads Club Award 1949, Travel Club 1948, ‘49, Junior Historical Society 1948, ‘49. GOODMAN, WILLIAM B. “Lightning’—ROTC 1946-'48, Hi-Y 1946-’49, Highlander Staff 1946, ‘47, Bagpipe Staff 1946, ‘47, Linz Pin 1949, Dads Club Award 1947. GOODRICH, PEGGY MARIE—Hi-Lites 1945-’47, Intramural Sports 1946, ’47. GOWEN, COLLEEN AYVONNE-—Hi-Lites 1947-’49, Intramural Sports 1947,-'48, Junior Historical Society 1948, ‘49, Travel Club 1948, ‘49. Page Forty-one ee SENIORS GOWAN, WILLIAM CROZIER, JR.—Manager Football 1947, ’48, H-Association 1947, ‘49, Hi-Y 1946-'49, ROTC 1946. GRANT, THOMAS ARCHIE “’T. G.”—ROTC 1946-'49, Band 1946-’49, HiY 1948, ‘49, Music Festival 1946, ’47. GROSBERG, DIANE RENE “Di’’—Student Council 1949, Hi-Lites 1947-'49, Intramural Sports 1947-'49, Travel Club 1947, ‘48, Junior Historical Society 1947, ‘48, Dads Club Award 1949. GROSS, ELIZABETH JOAN “Betty Jo’—Intramural Sports 1946-49, Secretary Junior Historical Society 1948, ‘49, Hi-Lites 1946-’49, Riding Club 1946-’49, Travel Club 1947-’49, Junior Historical Society 1947-’49. HAMILTON, THOMAS HOWARD “Little Jack’“—Hi-Y 1946-’49. Second row: HAROZ, CHARLOTTE JEAN “Char’—(Transferred 1948 from Quincy Senior High School, Quincy, Illinois), National Honor Society 1947, ‘48 Bagpipe Staff 1949, Quill and Scroll 1947, ’48, Linz Pin 1949, Hi-Lites 1948, ‘49, Intramural Sports 1948,.‘49, HANSEN, ROGER ANTHONY—Orchestra 1946-’49, Everts Award, Operetta 1949, TMEA Convention 1949, Music Festival 1947-49, Ensemble 1948, ‘49. HARPER, PATRICIA LOIS “Patsy’’—Everts Award, Hi-Lites 1946-’49, Student Council 1949, Highlander Staff 1947-'49, Vice-President Art Club 1947, Intramural Sports 1947, ‘48. HARRIS, WALLACE EDGAR, JR. ““Buddy”—Hi-Y 1947, ROTC 1946, ‘47. HAWKINS, DOUGLAS HARRIS “J. C.”.—Hi-Y 1946-’49, B-Team Basketball 1946, Captain ROTC 1949, Camp Dallas 1947, ‘48, Rifle Team 1946-49, Dads Club Award 1949. Third row: HAWLEY, MAUDE GWENDOLYN “Gwen”—(Transferred 1948 from North Dallas High School, Dallas), Riding Club 1948, ‘49, Hi-Lites 1948, . Music Festival 1948, ‘49. HAYDEN, HARRELL SANSOM “Buddy’—President H-Association 1948, Football 1946-’48, National Honor Society 1948, ‘49, Vice-President Hi-Y 1949, Highlander Staff 1948, Linz Pin 1947. HEATH, ANN—Hi-Lites 1946-’49, Everts Award, Linz Pins 1946, ‘47, Music Festival 1947, ‘48. HEIN, MARY ANN—Bagpipe Staff 1947-’49, Treasurer Student Council 1949, National Honor Society 1948, ‘49, Quill and Scroll 1948, ‘49, Operetta 1949, Secretary Class 1949. HELVENSTON, EDWARD PHELPS—ROTC 1946-’49, Saber Club 1948, ‘49, Camp Dallas 1948, First Lieutenant ROTC 1949, Linz Pins 1947, ‘48. ’ Page Forty-two SENIORS First row: HEMMERT, JOHN ROBERT “Bob’—(Transferred 1948 from Fairfield Preparatory School, Fairfield, Connecticut.) HERMANN, KATHRYN CAROLYN-Hi-Lites 1946-’49, Riding Club 1946, ’47, Travel Club 1949, Hi-Lite Brigade 1946, ‘47. HESSENAUER, JOHN FRED HILL, JOCELYNE MENON “‘Jocie’’—Student Council 1947, Bagpipe Staff 1948, ‘49, Four-Year Linz Pin, Music Festival 1946-'49, Quill and Scroll 1949, National Honor Society 1949. HODGES, MILDRED ANN—National Honor Society 1948, ‘49, Student Council 1947, ‘48, President Art Club 1948, ‘49, Highlander Staff 1949, Vice-President Hi-Lites 1949, Quill and Scroll 1949. Second row: | HOLCOMBE, WILLIAM EARL—Hi-Y 1946-’49. HOPE, ROBERT CALVIN “Bob’—Hi-Y 1947-’49. HORNER, DORIS AILEENE—Hi-Lites 1946-'49, Intramural Sports 1946-'49, Travel Club 1949, Hi-Lites Brigade 1946, Junior Historical Society 1749. HOSFORD, RICHARD GORDON—National Honor Society 1948, ‘49, First Lieutenant ROTC 1949, President Latin Club 1949, Band 1946-'49, Orchestra 1948, ‘49, Student Council 1949. HUGHES, PATRICIA ELAINE “Pat’—Bagpipe Staff 1948, ‘49, Intramural Sports 1946-49, Highland Fling 1947, Hi-Lites 1946-'49, Travel Club 1949, Junior Historical Society 1949. Third row: JAMAR, JOHN HOLLINGSWORTH JONES, GRACE McLAREN—Highlander Staff 1947, ‘48, Bagpipe Staff 1949, Hi-Lites 1946-'49, Junior Historical Society 1948, ‘49, Travel Club 1948, ‘49, Dads Club Award 1948. JONES, JACK WORTH “Cobbler’’—Hi-Y 1946-'49, Camp Dallas 1946, ‘47, Operetta 1946-'49, A Capella Choir 1946-'49, Dads Club Award 1946-‘49, ROTC 1946, ‘47. JONES, PATRICIA JACQUELINE “Pat’—(Transferred 1948 from Hockaday School, Dallas), Hi-Lites 1948, ‘49, Junior Historical Society 1948, ‘49, Travel Club 1948, ‘49. JULIAN, MILES “Jules’—Major ROTC 1949, National Honor Society 1948, ‘49, Quill and Scroll 1948, ‘49, Bagpipe Staff 1947-'49, Four-Year Linz Pin, Student Council 1948, ‘49. Page Forty-three SENIORS First row: KAIN, ROBERT MORRIS “Bob”’—(Transferred 1948 from Piedmont High School, Piedmont, California), B-Team Football 1948, Second Lieutenant ROTC 1948, ‘49, Camp Dallas 1948. KEEGAN, JOHN ROBERT “Bob’—Hi-Y 1946, ‘47, National Honor Society 1949. KERR, PAT—Bagpipe Staff 1948, ‘49, Riding Club 1947, ‘49, Intramural Sports 1948, ’49, Hi-Lites 1946-’49, Music Festival 1947, Linz Pin 1949. KILGORE, GLADYS HOPE “‘Hopie”—Hi-Lites 1946-’49, Travel Club 1948, ‘49, Junior Historical Society 1947, ‘49, Round Table 1948, ‘49, A Capella Choir 1947, ‘48, Latin Club 1947, ‘48. KLEMMEDSON, JOANNE MARION—Hi-Lites 1946-’49, Four-Year Linz Pin, Intramural Sports 1948. Second row: KNOWLES, GEORGE T.—Second Lieutenant ROTC 1949, ROTC 1946-'49, Camp Dallas 1948, Hi-Y 1947-’49, Everts Award. KOBEY, HAROLD BERNARD “Hal’’—Hi-Y 1946-’49, B-Team Baseball 1946, ‘47, B-Team Basketball 1947, ‘48. KOCH, ALICE “Kochie’’—Vice-President Riding Club 1949, Student Council 1949, Four-Year Linz Pin, Intramural Sports 1946-’49, Secretary Dramatics Club 1948, ‘49, National Honor Society 1949. LACY, HAROLD M., JR. “Lace’’—Bagpipe Staff 1947-’49, President Quill and Scroll 1948, ‘49, National Honor Society 1948, ‘49, Second Lieutenant ROTC 1946-’49, Four-Year Linz Pin, Saber Club 1949. LACY, DAVID LAWRENCE “Larry’’—Football 1948, Track 1948, ‘49, H-Association 1948, ‘49, Hi-Y 1946-’49, Dads Club Award 1946-'48, A Capella Choir 1946, ‘47. Third row: LANCASTER, OLIN CLIFTON “Olie’—ROTC 1946-'49, Captain ROTC 1949, Hi-Y 1946-49, President Saber Club 1948, ‘49, Camp Dallas 1947, ‘48, Dads Club Award 1949. ; LANDON, DOROTHY MAE “Dot’’—Pilot Psychology Class—Summer 1948, Hi-Lites 1946, ‘47, Bagpipe Staff 1949, Travel Club 1948, ‘49, Linz Pins 1948, ‘49. LAVES, SHIRLEY IVON—Company Queen 1947, Hi-Lites 1947-’49, Travel Club 1947-'49, Junior Historical Society 1949, Dads Club Award 1949. LEAR, ANN CARDEN—Secretary Round Table 1947, ‘48, Secretary Junior Historical Society 1948, ‘49, Bagpipe Staff 1948, ‘49, Dads Club Award 1949, Travel Club 1947-’49, Hi-Lites 1947-49. LEASE, RICHARD WAYNE “Lucky”—(Transferred 1948 from North Dallas Dallas High School, Dallas), Hi-Y 1948. Page Forty-four First row: SENIORS LEDBETTER, JOAN CLAIRE—(Transferred 1948 from Ennis High School, Ennis, Texas), Hi-Lites 1948, ‘49, Riding Club 1948, ‘49, Operetta 1949. LEE, HERBERT LOUIS, JR.—Hi-Y 1946-'49, Dads Club Award 1948, Rifle Team 1948, '49, ROTC 1946-'49. LESLIE, FRANK NICHOLS “Dusty’W—ROTC 1946-’'48, Hi-Y 1946-’49, A Capella Choir 1947-'49. LESSER, MARLENE ETHEL “‘Lenny”’—Art Club 1946-’49, Riding Club 1946-’49, Senior Play 1948, Junior Historical Society 1948, ‘49, Intramural Sports 1946-’49, Operetta 1949. | LEWIs, RALPH ROSBOROUGH “Buddy”—Student Council 1946, ROTC 1945-’47, Camp Dallas 1945, '46, Hi-Y 1946- 48. | Second row: LEWMAN, VIRGINIA RAE “Ginny”’—Orchestra 1946-'49, Hi-Lites 1947-'49, Music Festival 1946-49, Operetta 1949. LIETEMEYER, FRANCES ANN “Fran’’—Hi-Lites 1946-’49, Treasurer Hi-Lites 1947, Travel Club 1947, Intramural Sports 1946-'49, Dads Club Award 1947-'49, Riding Club 1947. LIVINGSTONE, ANNELLON—Bagpipe Staff 1948, ‘49, Historian Junior Historical Society 1948, ‘49, Operetta 1949, Four-Year Linz Pin, Hi-Lites 1946-’49, Quill and Scroll 1949. LOVE, SURETTA—Hi-Lites 1947-'49, Highlander Staff 1948, ‘49, Dads Club Award 1948, Linz Pins 1947-'49, Everts Award. LYNCH, WILLIAM WALTER “Corky’’—Basketball 1948, ‘49, Baseball 1949, Student Council 1949, H-Association 1948, ‘49, Hi-Y 1947-'49, Dads Club Award 1949. third row: McCLINTOCK, JOANN—Hi-Lites 1946-49, Operetta 1949, A Capella Choir 1947-’49. McCLINTOCK, LAURA BRECKENRIDGE—Travel Club 1948, ‘49, Treasurer Travel Club 1948, ‘49, Hi-Lites 1946-'49, Treasurer Hi-Lites 1949, Intramural Sports 1946-’49. McCULLOCH, GEORGE THOMPSON-—Hi-Y 1945-49, ROTC 1945-’49, Captain ROTC, 1949, Saber Club 1949, Camp Dallas 1946, ‘47, Dads Club Award 1948. McFADDEN, HENRY JENNINGS, JR. “Hank’—(Transferred 1948 from Classen High School, Oklahoma City), Hi-Y 1949, Golf 1949. McFARLAND, GLADYS LAURICE ‘“Tyke’’—Cheerleader 1948, ‘49, Treasurer Student Council 1948, Secretary Hi-Lites 1948, ‘49, Regimental Queen 1948, Travel Club 1946-’49, Intramural Sports 1946-’49. Page Forty-five Fis fews SENIORS McKINSEY, JOHN JEROME “‘Jerry’’—ROTC 1946-49, Captain ROTC 1949, Round Table 1946-’49, Hi-Y 1948, Linz Pins 1946-'48, Everts Award. McLEAN, SHIRLENE ’’Kitten’’—Hi-Lites 1947-'49, Riding Club 1948, ‘49, Music Festival 1947, Operetta 1949, Library Committee 1948. McPHERSON, PERRY RYCRAFT “Pody’’—Football 1948, National Honor Society 1948, ‘49, Major ROTC 1949, Second Vice-President Hi-Y 1949, Representative-at-Large Student Council 1948, A Capella Choir 1947-'49. McVEiGH, WILLIAM MOSS III ““Billy’—Captain ROTC 1949, Saber Club 1948, ‘49, Camp Dallas 1947, ‘48, Bagpipe Staff 1947, ‘48. Highlander Staff 1948, ‘49, Hi-Y 1946-’49. MAGRILL, NETTYE MARYE—Everts Award, Hi-Lites 1946-'49, Student Council 1948, Travel Club 1947, Dads Club Award 1948. Second row: MANNING, MARILYN “Taffy’’—Hi-Lites 1945-’49, Riding Club 1948, ‘49, Intramural Sports 1946-’49, Dads Club Award 1946. MARSH, GEORGE ROGGE “Butch’”—Junior Representative Student Council 1948, ‘49, Major ROTC 1949, Swimming 1947-49, H-Association 1947-49, First Vice-President Hi-Y 1948, ‘49, Everts Award. MARTH, CHARLES DONALD “Don”—ROTC 1946-49, Hi-Y 1946-'49, Bagpipe Staff 1948, Second Lieutenant ROTC 1949, Saber Club 1948, ‘49, Camp Dallas 1947, ‘48. MARTIN, JANE MATTAROCK, PAUL LOUIS—ROTC 1947-’49, Hi-Y 1947-'49, Band 1947- 49, Third row: : MAXWELL, JIMMY T.—Hi-Y 1946-’49, ROTC 1946-’49, MAYS, ROBERT HAGGARD “'Bob’’—Hi-Y 1947-49, Linz Pins 1945, ‘46, Dads Club Award 1949. MELTON, CAROLYN ANNE—(Transferred 1948 from Kermit High School Kermit, Texas), Linz Pin 1949, Travel Club 1949, Hi-Lites 1948, ’49. MIERS, CATHERINE ELIZABETH “‘Kitty’’—Secretary-Treasurer Quill and Scroll 1948, ‘49, Bagpipe Staff 1948, ‘49, Everts Award, Latin Club 1948, ’49, Round Table 1948, ‘49, Intramural Sports 1947-’49. MILLER, JAMES DUDLEY—Hi-Y 1948, ‘49, Dads Club Award 1948, Page Forty-six | SENIORS MILLER, MARCIA LOU—Hi-Lites 1947-'49, Travel Club 1948, ‘49, Riding Club 1947, ‘48, Intramural Sports 1948, ‘49, Everts Award. MITCHELL, HERBERT LECKIE ‘‘Herb’’—ROTC 1946-'49, Hi-Y 1946, ‘48. MOLLOY, WILLIAM DELANO “Bill’—(Transferred 1948 from Woodrow Wilson High School, Dallas), ROTC 1949, Hi-Y 1948, ‘49. IMOON, KATHRYN JEAN “Katey’’—Hi-Lites 1946-'48, Music Festival 1947, Rifle Club 1946. MOORE, SANDRA KIRBY “Sandy’”—Hi-Lites 1946-’49, Junior Historical Society 1946-’49, Travel Club 1946-’49, Riding Club 1946-'49, Operetta 1946, ’ Music Festival 1946-’49. Second row: iIMORGAN, ANN “Anabel’’—Four-Year Linz Pin, Hi-Lites 1947-'49, Riding Club 1948, ‘49, Junior Historical Society 1948, ‘49, Latin Club 1947-’A9, Round Table 1949. MORTON, MARY THELMA—Hi-Lites 1946-'49, Intramural Sports 1946-48, Linz Pins 1946-’49, Music Festival 1948, ‘49, Student Council 1948, ‘49. MOSES, WILLIAM COOPER “Bill’’—ROTC 1946-'49, Travel Club 1948, ‘49, Junior Historical Society 1948, ‘49, Hi-Y 1946-'49, Captain ROTC 1949, Saber Club 1948, ‘49. MUNSTER, DOROTHY JEANETTE ‘‘Dot’’—Linz Pin 1949, Hi-Lites 1946-’49, Music Festival 1947-'49, Dads Club Award 1948, ‘49, Riding Club 1947, ‘48. NASH, BARBARA ANNE—President Orchestra 1948, ‘49, Orchestra 1945-'49, Travel Club 1948, ‘49, Latin Club 1947, ‘48, Concertmistress of Orchestra 1947-'49, Junior Historical Society 1948, ‘49. Third row: NATHAN, WILLIAM ZILICK ‘Bill’ NETTLE, MILDRED ELAINE—Hi-Lites 1946-’49, Intramural Sports 1946-’49, Riding Club 1946-’48, Travel Club 1947, ‘48, Dads Club Award 1948, Hi-Lites Brigade 1946-'49. NICHOLS, BARBARA—Junior Representative Student Council 1948, ‘49, Cheerleader 1948, Student Council 1946-'49, Intramural Sports 1947-’49, Linz Pins 1947, ‘48, National Honor Society 1949. NICHOLS, MARGARET ANN “Nickie’—A Capella Choir 1948, ‘49, Music Festival 1948, ‘49, Operetta 1949, Linz Pin 1948, Hi-Lites 1948, ‘49, Dads Club Award 1948. O’CONNELL, RAYMOND JAMES “Ray’’—Hi-Y 1946-’49, ROTC 1946-'48, Bagpipe Staff 1949, A Capella Choir 1947, ‘48, Operetta 1949. 5 : rice Sea gS Be a hi “ s. ‘ . 2 an aS ae 4 dees Py . my Sy Se ‘ “t 1 Je. Sa aS if Se alles | Page Forty-seven SENIORS First row: O’DELL, DORIS JANE—Hi-Lites 1947-'49, Travel Club 1948, ‘49, Intramural Sports 1948, ‘49, Junior Historical Society 1948. OTTO, DWIGHT RICHARD “Cotton’—ROTC 1946-'48, Hi-Y 1946-’49, Art Club 1948, ‘49, Dads Club Award 1946, ‘49. PASTERNAK, ROSALIE “’Rosie’’—Everts Award, Linz Pin 1945, Highlander Staff 1948, ‘49, Hi-Lites 1946-’49, Travel Club 1946-49, Dads Club Award 1949, PERKINS, JACK BASCOM—(Transferred 1948 from Will Rogers High School, Tulsa, Oklahome), Orchestra 1948. PERRY, LOU ANN “Lou’’—Hi-Lites 1946-49, Dads Club Award 1949, Music Festival 1946-'49. Second row: PHILLIPS, MARY LOU “Lu’’—Hi-Lites 1946-’49, Junior Historical Society 1947-'49, Travel Club 1947-'49, Riding Club 1948, ‘49, Dads Club Award 1949, Music Festival 1947. PHILLIPS, M‘LLICENT LOIS “Mitzi’’—(Transferred 1948 from Woodmere High School, Woodmere, New York), Intramural Sports 1948, ‘49, Hi-Lites 1948, ‘49, Riding Club 1948, ‘49, Dads Club Award 1949. PIERCE, JOHN ALLEN—Cheerleader 1948, ’49, Colonel ROTC 1949, Manager Basketball 1948, ‘49, Student Council 1949, Highlander Staff 1947-'49, Linz Pin 1948. PIERCE, JAMES EDWIN “Jimmy’’—ROTC 1946-’49, Camp Dallas 1947, Hi-Y 1946, ‘47. PINGREE, VIRGINIA SUE ‘’Susan’’—Round Table 1946-'49, Secretary Round Table 1948, Bagpipe Staff 1948, Hi-Lites 1946-’49, Riding Club 1946-’49, Dads Club Award 1948. Third row: PORTER, BETTY GENE “B. G.’’—Hi-Lites 1947, ‘48, Dads Club Award 1947, ‘48, Intramural Sports 1946, Music Festival 1948. POTWIN, MARY LOU—Hi-Lites 1947-’49, Operetta 1949, A Capella Choir 1947-’49, Linz Pins 1947-’49, Junior Historical Society 1948, ‘49, Intramural Sports 1947-'49. PROTHRO, LOU—First Vice-President Hi-Lites 1948, Secretary Art Club 1947, Travel Club 1948, ‘49, Historian Hi-Lites 1947, ‘48, Intramural Sports 1946-49, Riding Club 1946-’49. PUCKHABER, SUE KATHERINE—Highlander Staff 1948, ‘49, Travel Club 1948, ‘49, Hi-Lites 1947-'49, Intramural Sports 1947, Linz Pin 1948, Dads Club Award 1948. PURCELL, PATRICIA ESSA “Pat’’—Hi-Lites 1946-’49, Tavel Club 1947, ‘48, Dads Club Award 1948, Music Festival 1947, ’48. P age Forty-eight ; SENIORS | PUTMAN, SUSAN ADELE “Susie’’—Hi-Lites 1946-’49, Bairns 1947, Art Club 1948, ‘49, Junior Historical Society 1948, ‘49, Travel Club 1948, ’49, Dads Club Award 1948. RAGLAND, FONSE—First Lieutenant ROTC 1948, ‘49, Four-Year Linz Pin, Saber Club 1949, Swimming 1948, ‘49, Golf 1948, | National Honor Society 1949. | RAMSAY, ANN DALLAS—Hi-Lites 1947-’49, Intramural Sports 1947-'49, Linz Pin 1948, National Honor Society 1949, } RANDLE, JACQUELYN DORIS “Randy’’—Hi-Lites 1947, ‘48, Dads Club Award 1948, Riding Club 1946, ‘47, Music Festival 1948. |} RANKIN, JACK GILBERT “‘Jackson’’—ROTC 1946-’49, First Lieutenant ROTC 1948, ‘49, Hi-Y 1946-’49, Saber Club 1948, ’49, Camp Dallas 1948. Second row: REDDEN, ELIZABETH ANN “Betty’’—Hi-Lites 1946-'48, Dads Club Award 1949, Junior Historical Society 1949. REELY, LORNA ANN—Dads Club Award 1947-’49, Everts Award, Hi-Lites 1946-'49, Art Club 1948, ‘49, Travel Club 1948, ‘49, Linz Pins 1948, ’A9. RICKER, EVERETT CHANDLER “’Rick’’—ROTC 1945, ‘46, Hi-Y 1945-'47. ROACH, BONNIE JEANNE—Round Table 1948, ‘49, Travel Club 1948, Hi-Lites 1946-’49, Four-Year Linz Pin, Everts Award, | National Honor Society 1949. | RODGERS, DOLORES ANN “Dee’’—Travel Club 1947, ‘48, Riding Club 1946, ‘47, Dads Club Award 1948, Hi-Lites 1946-’49, Highland Fling 1946, ’47, Music Festival 1947. Third row: | ROE, NEWTON CHARLES—ROTC 1946-’49, First Lieutenant ROTC 1948, ‘49, Hi-Y 1946-’49, Camp Dallas 1947, Saber Club 1948, ‘49. | ROEHR, SARAH JOAN—Vice-President Riding Club 1948, ‘49, Intramural Sports 1946-’49, Junior Historical Society 1948, ‘49, Travel Club 1947-’49, Hi-Lites 1946-’49, Orchestra 1948, ‘49. ROVINSKY, SOL SHEARN—(Transferred 1948 from Forest Avenue High School, Dallas), Linz Pins 1948, ‘49. | RUEBEL, ALFRED LOUIS II “Al’’—Band Commander 1949, Major ROTC 1949, Linz Pins 1946, ‘47, Hi-Y 1946-’49, Saber Club 1949, ;| Camp Dallas 1947, ’48. | RUTHERFORD, GENE RANKIN “Pidgeon’’—Football 1947, B-Team Football 1946, H-Association 1947-49, Hi-Y 1946-’49, B-Team Baseball 1946, B-Team Basketball 1947. Page Forty-nine Tee SENIORS SARRAFIAN, GEORGE PHILIP—Bagpipe Staff 1948, ‘49, Four-Year Linz Pin, Hi-Y 1946-’49, Everts Award. ; SAUNDERS, RICHARD LYNN “Coonrich’’—Football 1947, ‘48, H-Association 1947, ‘48, Colonel ROTC 1948, ROTC 1946-’48, Camp Dallas 1946-’49, Hi-Y 1946, 47. SCHENKEL, HERMAN ASBURY, JR. “Buddy’’—Dads Club Award 1947, ROTC 1945, ‘46, Hi-Y 1945-49, Camp Dallas 1946, B-Team Football 1946, ‘47, B-Team Basketball 1946. SCHWARZ, MELBERT DOWLEN “Judge’’—Bagpipe Staff 1948, ‘49, Hi-Y 1946-’49, Quill and Scroll 1948, ‘49, Four-Year Linz Pin, ROTC 1946-’49, National Honor Society 1949. SELTZER, BETTY MAY—Intramural Sports 1948, ‘49, Hi-Lites 1948, ‘49, Travel Club 1948, ‘49. Second row: SHEPARD, ALVA P. II!—Football 1947, ‘48, Baseball 1948, ‘49 H-Association 1947-'49, Hi-Y 1946-49, ROTC 1946, ‘47. SHOWEN, ROBERT HARRISON “‘Legs’’—President Student Council 1948, ‘49, Captain Track 1949, Four-Year Linz Pin, National Honor Society 1948, ‘49, Second Vice-President Hi-Y 1947, First Lieutenant ROTC 1948, ‘49. SILLIMAN, EDWIN TOON “Eddie’—Dads Club Award 1948, ‘49, ROTC 1946, ‘47, Band 1°47, Hi-Y 1946-'49, Music Festival 1947. SIMMONS, ELEANOR ANN “Ellie’’—Everts Award, Riding Club 1947-’49, Hi-Lites 1946-’49, Music Festival 1947, ’49. SIMONS, CAROL JAYNE “Spike’’—Hi-Lites 1947-'49, All-State Orchestra 1949, Operetta 1949, Music Festival 1949, Intramural Sports 1947, ‘48, Dads Club Award 1949. ; Third row: : SMITH, KATHRYN ANNE—Intramural Sports 1947, Hi-Lites 1947- 49, Dads Club Award 1949. SMITH, DOROTHY JOAN—Four-Year Linz Pin, Highlander Staff 1948, ‘49, Art Club 1948, ‘49, National Honor Society 1949. SMITH, JOSEPH RILEY—Swimming 1946, ROTC 1946-’49, Second Lieutenant ROTC 1948, ‘49, Rifle Team 1947-49, Camp Dallas 1948, H-Association 1947-’49, 2 SORRELS, CHARLES VERNON “Charley’’—Hi-Y 1946-'49, H-Association 1947, ‘48, Swimming 1947, Dads Club Award 1947-49, A Capella Choir 1948, ‘49, ROTC 1946, SOWELL, JASON BYRON, JR. “J. B,”’ Page Fifty SENIORS SPANGLER, FLORIA JEANNE “Duchess’—Dads Club Award 1946, ‘47, Intramural Sports 1946-’49, Hi-Lites 1946-'49, Riding Club 1947-49, Music Festival 1948. SPIES, WILLIAM JOHN, JR. “Bill’—Football 1947, Basketball 1948, ‘49, H-Association 1947, ‘48, Hi-Y 1946-'48. | SPITZKA, BOB E. “Spitz’”—Hi-Y 1946-49, Dads Club Award 1948, ‘49, Dramatics Club 1949, Linz Pin 1949, Cheerleader 1949, National Honor Society 1949. SPOONTS, EDWIN JESS “Bubba’’—ROTC 1946-'49, Hi-Y 1946-’49. STAGGS, THOMAS HENRY “Tommy” Second row: STETLER, MARVIN MAYFIELD “Stet’—B-Team Basketball 1947, Dads Club Award 1948, ROTC 1946-'48, Hi-Y 1946-'49. STIMSON, SALLY ANN—National Honor Society 1948, ‘49, Hi-Lites 1946-’49, A Capella Choir 1947-'49, Highlander Staff 1948, ‘49, Four-Year Linz Pin, Operettea 1949. STRAUS, FRANK MASON—ROTC 1946, ‘47, Band 1947, ‘48, Baseball 1948, H-Association 1948, ‘49, Hi-Y 1946-’49. STRONG, BOB EDWARD-Hi-Y 1946-’49, Tennis 1948, H-Association 1947- ‘49, B-Team Basketball 1946, ‘47. TABOR, DON EVANS—Captain ROTC 1949, Hi-Y 1945-’49, ROTC 1945-’49. Third row: TAYLOR, JAMES BARNABY, JR. “Jim’’—B-Team Baseball 1947, ROTC 1946, ‘47, Hi-Y 1946-’49. TAYLOR, RICHARD PUTNEY “Dick’’—ROTC 1946-'49, Hi-Y 1948, ‘49, Linz Pins 1947, ‘48. THOMAS, MAXWELL “Max’“—ROTC 1947-49, Hi-Y 1947-’49, Art Club 1948, ‘49, Dads Club Awards 1947, ‘48. THOMPSON, SAMUEL III “Sam’’—First Lieutenant ROTC 1949, Everts Award, Band 1946-'49, Camp Dallas 1947, ‘48, Hi-Y 1946-’49, Music Festival 1947-’49. TOLLESON, JANICE PAGE “Jan’ —Riding Club 1947, '48, Travel Club 1948, ‘49, Intramural Sports 1946-49, Hi-Lites 1946-'49, Junior Historical Society 1949. Page Fifty-one Snbo: SENIORS TYRRELL, PATRICIA SUE “Pat’—(Transferred 1948 from Longwood Academy, Chicago, Illinois), Art Club 1948, Library Committee 1948, ‘49, Intramural Sports 1948, ’49, Hi-Lites 1948, ‘49, Junior Historical Society 1948, ‘49, Linz Pin 1949. UECKER, JANET THEKLA—Linz Pin 1948, Student Council 1949, Operetta 1949, Music Festival 1946-'49, A Capella Choir 1945-'49, National Honor Society 1949. VERNON, BARBARA ANN “Babs”—A Capella Choir 1947-49, Operetta 1949, Intramural Sports 1949, Hi-Lites 1946-'49, Music Festival 1947-’49, Dads Club Award 1946, ‘49. VILCHES, SAMUEL NAVA, JR. “Pooty Cheese’—Basketball 1948, ‘49, Co-Captain Basketball 1949, H-Association 1948, ‘49, Hi-Y 1946-49, President H-Association 1949, WALLACE, ELIZABETH “Betty’’—Dramatics 1948, ‘49, Hi-Lites 1947-'49, Art Club 1948, ‘49, Intramural Sports 1949. Second row: WALTON, JOAN ELLEN “Joanie’—Hi-Lites 1947-'49, Riding Club 1948, Intramural Sports 1947, Dads Club Award 1948, ‘49, Library Committee 1948, ‘49. WASKOM, REAGAN “Brother’’—Hi-Y 1946-'49, ROTC 1946-'49, Camp Dallas 1948, Dads Club Award 1949. WATSON, WALTER BINGHAM “Walt’—Highlander Staff 1947-’49, Bagpipe Staff 1948, ‘49, Student Council 1948, 49, Four-Year Linz Pin, Quill and Scroll 1949, National Honor Society 1949. WEBER, LOUIS JOSEPH “Lou’”’—Student Council 1948, ‘49, Football 1947, Basketball 1948, H-Association 1947-'49, Hi-Y 1946-49. WERTHEIMER, LEWIS J. “Louie’’—Bagpipe Staff 1948, ‘49, Captain ROTC 1949, Saber Club 1948, ‘49, Camp Dallas 1947, ‘48, Hi-Y 1946-’49, Dads Club Award 1947, ’48. Third row: WEST, JESSE MERRILL—ROTC 1946-’49, Rifle Team 1947-’49, Hi-Y 1946- 48. WEST, WILLIAM ERWIN “Buddy”—Hi-Y 1946-’49, B-Team Football 1947, Dads Club Award 1947, ROTC 1946. WESTMORELAND, WESLEY III—ROTC 1946-'49, Rifle Team 1946-’49, Hi-Y 1946- 49. WESTON, GLORIA ANN “Glo”—Hi-Lites 1946-'49, Intramural Sports 1946-’49, Art Club 1946, ’47, Dads Club Award 1948. WILKINSON, RICHARD THOMAS “Tommy”—Hi-Y 1946-’48, ROTC 1946-’48, Four-Year Linz Pin, Highlander Staff 1949, Dads Club Award 1946. Page Fifty-two Flesfrows SENIORS WILLIAMS, SHIRLEY—Highlander Staff 1946-’49, Intramural Sports 1946-'49, Hi-Lites 1946-’49, Art Club 1949, Library Committee 1949. WILLIAMS, WALTER BRYAN “Whitey’’—All-State Orchestra 1949, Band 1946-’49, Music Festival 1947-’49, Orchestra 1948, ‘49, Hi-Y 1946-'49, Operetta 1949. WILLIS, BARBARA LOUISE “Willy’—Dramatics Club 1949, Travel Club 1948, ‘49, Hi-Lites 1947-’49, Intramural Sports 1947, Dads Club Award 1949. WINN, WATT WELINGTON “Gaylord’’—ROTC 1946, Band 1947, ‘48, Hi-Y 1946, ‘47, Library Committee 1948, ‘49, Music Festival 1946, ‘47. WISE, MARIE ANTONINETTE “Toni’—(Transferred 1948 from-Lamar High School, Houston, Texas), Hi-Lites 1948, ’49. Second row: WOLFE, CHARLESA JOAN—Bagpipe Staff 1948, ‘49, Dramatics Club 1948, ‘49, Round Table 1948, ‘49, Dads Club Award 1949, Art Club 1948, ‘49, Hi-Lites 1946-'49. WOOD, JEAN—Hi-Lites 1946-49, Riding Club 1946-'48, Travel Club 1947-’49, Linz Pin 1948, Intramural Sports 1948, Highlander Staff 1948. WRIGHT, JAMES R. R. “’Wrong’’—Hi-Y 1946-'49, Art Club 1946-'49, Everts Award, Music Festival 1946-’49, Opereetta 1949, A Capella Choir 1946-49. WRIGHT, NELIA CAROLYN—Historian Hi-Lites 1948, ‘49, National Honor Society 1948, ‘49, Bagpipe Staff 1948, ‘49, Treasurer Junior Historical Society 1948, ‘49, Orchestra 1946-'49, Four-Year Linz Pin. YEAGER, HENRY, JR.—National Honor Society 1948, ‘49, Band 1947-’49, Second Lieutenant ROTC 1949, Camp Dallas 1948, Hi-Y 1946- 49, Latin Club 1948, ‘49. Third row: YOUNG, AUSTIN “Aust-Baby’’—ROTC 1946, ‘47, Camp Dallas 1946, Hi-Y 1946-’49, Dads Club Award 1947. YOUNG, MARY ANNE—Dads Club Award 1946-’49, Travel Club 1949, Hi-Lites 1947- 49, Intramural Sports 1947-'49, ZIMMERMAN, STANLEY JAY Seniors not in pictures: BURKE, JACK JENKINS, RUTH HOLLINGSWORTH MOORE, ROBERT EDGAR McDONNELL, SHIRLEY AYERS, JIMMY—(Transferred 1949 from Woodrow Wilson High School, Dallas.) Page Fifty-three (949 HIGHLAND PARK HIGH -MID TERM GRAUATES Ben Bateman gets a diploma, hand- shake from Mr. Kendrick of the school board, and a smile from Mr. Bowlby. Sandy Wood and Ida Blewitt, new ex-es, at the graduation party. J aN ee ee roscctanepusedbcciatiniegytoieeonret tanya eaten cmyeattice i 3A — Juniors — 3A Front row: Betty Jo Kidder, Julia Jones, Sue Gresham, Lois Hobein, Ruth Gould, Rae Boker, Jerry Cheek, ackie Keithly. Second row: Stanley Bernstein, Frank Kendrick, Byron Bassel, Bruce Allan, Tom Jaynes, Barry Cohen. Third row: Jimmie Holcomb, Billy Klingman, Keith Allan, Mason Briggs, Richard Allen, Larry Knight. 3A’s not in picture: John Burke, Judson Crow, Jay Heilig, Terry James. Page Fifty-six TRAE LDU Taha TRON STREET ie Sue seven Teddy Hughes. Page Fifty Binford, Virginia Boberg, Rick Hawley, 1e 7 —3A , Melan Claude Dobard © we) le) Oo we} o = ro} UO = CO) _ ne - ® _= O ° U ® c ® O oO = fe} 3 ae) Lu , Gerry Green, Glenna Epps. IOrs Joan Brodnax, , 3A —Jun Bobby Hamilton, Clyde Johnson, Bill Bragg. ison, immy Alexander J ill Hutch ture Betty Blaylock, Dorothy Hagberg, Suzanne Buchanan Eva Jones, Shirley Feldman, Alice Koch. Roger Blackmar, B in pic Front row Second row: Marjorie Hundahl, Marilyn Coleman Irby, Third row 3A’s not 3A — Juniors — 3A Front row: Lola Mann, Kay Tutt, Doris MacKenzie, Martinette Lacy, Betty McCulloch, Marilyn Mayes. Pat Rodgers, Harriet McDonald. Second row: Jimmy Roberts, Larry Wells, Angus MacDonald, Dan Stansbury, Dean Perry, Ed Moore, Lucien Leinfelder. Third row: David Nix, Ivan Zuckerman, Frank Wolf, Jerry Rumley, Foster Poole, John Morgan, Charles Payne, Bob Martin. 3A’s not in picture: Bill McCrory, Frank Merrill, Jim Moser, Harriet Thompson. Page Fifty-eight 3A — Juniors — 3A Eront row: Janet Swetnam, Mary Ann Yates, Gloria Jean Mayer, Jo Langley, Peggy Spencer, Sylvia Troutt, Nancy Temple. Second row: John Scurlock, Eugene Zale, Jack McJunkin, Bailey Ruff, Ralph Marshall, John Moore, Dwight Porter. Third row: Dale Mount, Charles Pepper, Gene Thompson, George Wilson, John Lowman, Bob Mil- ler, Sherwood Sullivan, Joe Westerlage. 3A’s not in picture: Don MacMillan, Tommy Morris, Arnold Sweet, Barbara Jean Watkins. Page Fifty-nine Bjagaga slalalslal + $4 eames en wi timate z ii jimi } i iii ra (ati bee 2a pet 22am ieee ee = i | = - = s bed +44 3B — Juniors — 3B Front row: Beverly Collier, Elise Buchheit, Nina Brenner, Joan Drilling, Elissa Berwald, Billie Ann Campbell, Barbara Cowley, Barbara Caulfield, Nancy Cole, Vinita Boyle, Elsa Baker, Bar- bara Badt. Second row: Elin Campbell, Magaret Bond, Nona Jean Browning, Bill Copeland, Neson Burt, Cal- loway Cochran, Larry Burk, Frank Barbosa, Anita Ardinger, Grace Awalt, Earlane Baccus, Pierce Allman. Back row: Bob Day, John Capps, Don Bretz, Dick Bernet. Edward Doran, Jack Archibald, Jerry Bateman, Bill Crawford, Jerry Barshop, Burke Burkart, Bill Bowdry. Not in picture: Bill Biggs, Don Blair. Page Sixty | | | 3B — Juniors — 3B Front row: Paul Cochran, Ann Atkerson, Donald Binion, Ted Bernstein, Jerry Bartos, Lowell Dush- man, Bill Ewing, Jane D’Armand, Barbara Bolanz, Sue Bates, Robert Botts. Second row: Robert Best, Anne Bailey, Eric Becker, Bob Dever, Malcolm Boone, Henry Broadnax, Pat Abbey, Buddy Baird, Morton Arledge, Mona Beckham. Back row: Bill Agosta, Bill Hutchison, Otis Caskey, Jerry Delleney, William Donnell, Raymond Downey, Don Wallace Davis, Leslie Beddoes, Charles Bolding, Howard Bickers, Robert Chil- ton, Charles Barns. Not in picture: John Wiliam Cahoun, Matt De Lany. Page Sixty-one es Jag ene apn eres rn quae cies OF A eer cee 3B — Juniors — 3B Front row: Gwen Harrison, Marilyn Eckert, Marian Eckels, Sara Ann Kaufman, Lael Gardner, Jane Froman, Barbara Hill, Helen Foster, Paula Feldman. Second row: Ann Fisher, Betty Holliday, Betty Hawkins, Cynthia Hood, Eleanor Greer, June Lam- mers, Jane Hodges, Kathryn Jones, Gloria Love, Alice Hughes. : Back row: Lynn Goldstein, Harold Kupfer, Jimmie Henderson, Kirby Edwards, George Hurt, John Kropp, Chester Kaiserman, John England, Robert Kidder. Not in picture: Sarah Forbes, Lucile Foster, Herbert Friend, Anne Hardy, Lee Haviland, Emily Grace Hemmingson. Page Sixty-two x } - Co eo 2 © : a a o 5 = DN ee es . ; S cee Ue toa awe eI Pete a ae | = ws = D : n ro) c o 5 = ic c pa Ss 6 ra) a) Pas ce) M4 = fe} O Aa =) ro) ad Dolores Killion, Margaret Kerley, m Hughston. 3B — Juniors — 3B Elizabeth Anne Kirby, Martinette Lacy, Robert Le May, Billy Tom Harris, Keneth Kinnamon, William Jordan. a re 5 6 ae Chae € 2 o Oe ie . fe) te. o 6 .£ re =o 95 ai t= = 0 = oS oO G state 5 me Pe o ao rye + — Pw IG B= fe) axe) —_ ae 5 E rae 5 = = o oo tgSeoae 5 x Py —? Re hk lot ee 2 FS} se v2 ) sis om O O Second row: Beverly Hormann, Jerene Kaplan, Dorothy Elberson Back row: Ed Laster, Jr., Milton Loeb, Herbert Friend Front row Not i i I ith Aut ‘ L} : ieeae 3B — Juniors — 3B Front row: Robert McLendon, Janet Ruus, Mary Joan Rogers, Jane Madden, Jean Roberts, Selben Reissig, Mary Lou Pyle, Gloria Ray, Joan Margules, Marlyn Mock, Elizabeth Pittman. Second row: Elizabeth Perry, Carlene Moore, Patsy Pinson, La Verne Nailor, Joanne Peak, Ann Roembke, Connie Ann Polhemus, Patsy Prince, Jacqueline Ronay, H. D. McCarty, Bill Meaders. Back row: Donald McMahon, Billy Myers, Jim Marsh, Tommy Mayo, John Pearson, Walton Miller, Don McFarland, Robert Maloney, Arthur Mackinstry, Pat Patterson, Jimmy Rehkemper. Not in picture: Marilyn McDonald, Sandy MacGregor, Ralph Marshall, David Nix. Page Sixty-four eS ee RE et 3B — Juniors — 3B Front row: David McIntire, Joanne Murphy, Sue Manton, Nancy McCraw, Evantha Potts, Eva Jane Potter, Christopher Raible, Mary Beth Myers, Edith Ryser, Joan Mings, Bart Rominger, Shannon Murchison. Second row: Nancy Quinn, Shirley Martin, Elizabeth Anne Pierce, Melvin Peters, John Moser, James Purse, Robert Maxwell, James Pigg, Robert Pasley, Johnnie Matthews, Gerald Ray. Back row: Howard Merriell, Gayle Louis Ray, Charles Rembert, Larry Martin, Jackson Rust, Curtis Pickens, Suds Miller Jr., Gerry Pondrom, David Roper, Al Perkins. Not in picture: Patsy Oliver, Nancy Payne, Jayne Peers, Barbara Jane Robbins. Page Sixty-five fs ee Bad sea gesd fer egek $224gc tgp ye 3B — Juniors — 3B Front row: Betty Jo Taylor, Anne Weaver, Mary Semos, Ellen Talley, Marylin Wisseman, Joyce Weinstein, Lila Werner, Shirley Upham, Betty Clair Smith, Joan Uhlig, Mary San- ford, Robert Wallace. Second row: Jean Sellmeyer, Fredna Sheppard, Ann Wedgeworth, Dolores Saldivar, Bar- bara Schwartz, Myrna Faith Zapruder, Elaine Schwartz, Sora Lei Ungerman, Marilyn Wyant, Helen Gene Speer, Lester Shine, Jere Thompson. Back row: Richard Youngentob, Edwin Siegel, Alfred Stubbemen, David Weakley, Lewis Smith, Jim Thomas, Gene Watson, Thomas Seltzer, Sidney Stahl, Arnold Sweet, Donald Vinsant, Bob Timmins, John Snider, John Stafford. Not in picture: Elizabeth Ann Thurman. Page Sixtyesix end Sra gas eter gah ete ER EERE I A TNE TORONTO A EN EI EE BER AEE CG 43 sca bang “ Aes a be a Se Pre ad ree ths , ar et @ 3B — Juniors — 3B Front row: Joan Slevin, Lila Beth Shapiro, Sydney Ann Shumate, Pat Walker, Susan Ann Varner, Gail Simpson, Faith Weber, Bonnie Steele, Helen Ray Woods, Dawn Simmer, Suzanne Smith, Joanne Von Schoeler. Second row: Dick Webster, James Scurlock, Ira Whittenberg, Sandra Singer, Virginia Sue Traylor, Shirley Ann Trippe, Carolyn White, Jo Ann Wilkes, Martha Wallace, Bobby Witten. Back row: Norman Wolf, Bill Steel, Charles Smith, Paul Young, Dick Wilkes, Roy Van Horn, Neil Tuthill, Bill Wixson, Bobby Stewart, Ronald Waters, 2A — Sophomores — 2A Front row: Dick Gowan, Marilyn Ruth George, Cynthia Bailey, Jane Chambers, Susan Big- gers, Jane Carter, Jean Clark. Second row: Alma Currier, Lorelei Bohmfalk, Ann Lynn Glasscock, Catherine Clinton, Sara Jean Buckley, Joann Carmichael, Mary Ellen Bourdene, Shirley Alexander. Third row: Tommy Goff, Ronald Crossman, Tim Guthrie, Malcolm Bowers, Bob Gribble, Walter Gilchrist, Robert Bice. 2A‘s not in picture: Mildred Gray, Philip Franklin, Dorothy Elberson, Ray Butler, Nina Brenner. Page Sixty-eight 2A — Sophomores — 2A Front row: Bill Call, Pat Grollman, Janice Cohen, Charlotte Foster, Diane Dunaway, Marilyn Ely, Jo Ann Brown. Second row: Patsy Curtis, Jane Armitage, Ann Duckett, Martha Clifford, Ora Marie Brown, Barbara Bourn, Gwynne Ackerman, Margaret Ann Dunlap, Joan Craugh. Third row: Bruce Boss, Stanley Angrist, Sammy Ablon, Dick Fowlkes, Robert Guentherman, David Fink, Bill Duer, Carole Arnold. 2A’s not in picture: Anne Frances Goodman, Nancy English, Jerry Cheek, Don Bretz, Arthur Barrett. Page Sixty-nine 2A — Sophomores — 2A Front row: Gerry Hoddenbach, Harry Hill, Joanne Wheeler, Martha Henderson, Jane Segel- hurst, Nancy Lindsteader, Martha Harlan, Joanne Reich, Dell Lee, Carol Ann Moss. Second row: Gretchen Schoonmaker, Virginia Nichols, Charles Holloway, Wayne Webb, Mary Stone, Nancy Magee, Yvonne McMurray, Bill Hoge, Annette Whitley. Third row: Winfield Oldham, Gilpin Hunter, Leonard Nelson, Olin Lane, Jimmy Summers, W. J. Myrick, Charles Webb, Hayden Pittman, Robert Loewe. 2A‘s not in picture: Gwen Harrison, Tom Kelly, Howard Merriell, Robert Paslay, Bart Rom- inger, Jim Thomas, Bob Whitten. Page Seventy 2A — Sophomores — 2A = me Front row: Catherine Williams, Sue Ann Sigler, Winnie Shelton, Patsy Oliver, Suzanne Ver- halen, Roberta Ann Riley, Mary Ann McFerran, Patsy Jo Walker. Second row: Cruger Ragland, Deaner Woodruff, Nancy Patterson, Mary Pingree, Cleta Watson, Phyllis Harrington, William Miller, Robert Shoemaker, Robert Munn. Third row: Donald Joe Willey, John Roach, Jack Moore, Bruce Jones, Bob Lilly, Walter Smith, Richard Johns, Al Oppel, Marshall Simmons, Joe Jack Lones. 2A‘s not in picture: William Heaton, Tommy Mayo, Bill Myers, Mary Lou Pyle, Joan Sims, Betty Smith, Bill Towner. li | i } ; Page Seventy-one 2B — Sophomores — 2B Front row: Rue Campbell, Harryette Bushong, Dick Browning, Larry Clabaugh, Virginia D’Armand, Mary Lee Aust, Tilli Barbosa, Pat Caywood, Pat Carr, Annette Askew, Elaine Cleveland. Second row: Harry Bloch, Charles Butt, Ken Crozier, Joan Anspacher, Kay Allen, Marilyn Cammack, Kathryn Bowlby, Clauda Jo Carroll, Mary Deen Compton. Third row: Robert Coffee, Eddie Bennett, Lon Buckley, Charles Culwell, Ed Bleick, Bob Cherry, Charles Anderson, Betty Burrow, Doris Buster. 2B’s not in picture: Norman Andres, Jerry Bailey. Page Seventy-two 2B — Sophomores — 2B Front row: Mary Buttler, Selbia Cullum, Jean Bernard, Pat Bascom, Roberta Buntin, Jo Ann Cox, Ann Allen, Eddie Choice, Gale Asch, Emil Burger. Second row: Jimmy Burg, Dale Blair, Ronald Aitkin, Arthur Barnes, Nick Bailey, Joe Crakes, Sam Akard, Frank Brooks. Third row: Ed Bernet, Bob Bloom, Jimmy Buchel, Barrie Balcom, Bill Brewer, Stewart Carrell, Alex Acheson, Norwood Brenneke, Gene Arnett, Boyd Aures. 2B’s not in picture: Colleen Cook, Page Seventy-three 2B — Sophomores — 2B Front row: Martha Halsell, Wanda Daniel, Janet Greene, Patsy Darby, Elizabeth Foree, Sheila Lipman, Evadelle Haney, Pat Caywood, Pat Halstead, Marcia Gould, Jeanette Keithly. Second row: Edwin Freeman, Houston Hawley, Jimmie Hickman, Shannon Francis, Buddy Grafe, James Hjelmseth, Judy Fuller, Jeanne Farrow, Jeanene Keithly, Sylvia Ann Ford, Jacqueline Levy. Third row: Larry Feldman, Jackie Day, Roland Jones, Pete Kendrick, Tye Fain, Tom Gale, Tom Knox, Charlie Holland, Bobby Greer, Ronnie Jones, Sam Hill. 2B‘s not in picture: Jack Dugan, Darrell Francis, Sandra Haroz. Page Seventy-four a SLRS 2B — Sophomores — 2B Front row: Dorothy Jo Douglas, Nancy Lackey, Anne Holcombe, Nancy Hopkins, Lynne Lov- inggood, Paula Horn, Carol Hulsey, Loretta Kervin, Harry Higgingotham. Second row: Ann Gillon, Janie Key, Betsy Harrison, Ann Diller, Dolores Davis, Janet Forbes, Saundra de Cordova, Bud Fuller, Martin David, Ralph Jones. Third row: Frank Hemmert, Jerry Lesser, Widney Gillen, Jimmy Johnson, Bill Daniel, Jerry Dealey, Mark Kelso, Herbert Davis, David Livingston. 2B’s not in picture: Terry Hendrix, Bill Kolthoff. Page Seventy-five 2B — Sophomores — 2B Front row: Mary Paxton, Martha M , Ann Percy, Jill Rust, Sylvia Munster, Shirley Rain- water, Margot Mayes, Barbar l, Mary Frances Myers, Jo Ann Mays. Second row: Amy Maloy, Rosemary Mancill, Barbara Pope, Jean Rettenmayer, Jean Maier, Bill Mounts, Shannon Mendenhall, Vance Miller, Merion Reynolds, Jerry Owens, Jim McCammon. Back row: Jimmy Myres, Ray Re man, Jim McCorkle, Jimmy Robertson, Roy Martin, Bill Raley, André Ronay, Sam wland, Alan Ronay. Ov 2B’s not in picture: Jack Moore, Virginia Nichols, 7 Carole Ring, ae : : ‘ 7 Py mn Ta a's m deez a Page Seventy-seven 2B — Sophomores — 2B : Jo Ann Reich, Dick Roden. ture Henry Rice, Mac McCash, Pat Patrick, Erwin Penniman, Sallie Neale, Bill Master- son, Billy Pierce, Bill Miller. ® mt VU © = ® = sy Oo 2 a o 2 a. obs 5 = ) U U = | ia re) = 10} U ro re) ”) = a= Uv = av, o a. Te) 2 w hee = E E ie] Vv) in pic Gordon McFarland, George Moses, John Marston, Jerry Massengale, George Minot. Ann Ralston, Bettye Morris, Patricia Pasley. Second row: Truett Rhymer, Joe Bob Roberson, Michaux Nash, Rose Julie Lustig, Third row Front row 2B’s not 2B — Sophomores — 2B Front row: Jane Warren, Martha Terranella, Jo Anne Smith, Mary Sue Shockley, Kathryn Spooner, Beverly Urban, Freda Lee Vogel, Sylvia Wink, Marianne Wright, Glenda Waddell. Second row: Joyce Wheeler, Eleanor Simpson, Peggy Whitham, Margaret White, Lou Swain, Sallie White, Barbara Vincent, Richard Thompson, Richard Wink, Wynne Snoots. Third row: Georgann Tims, Larry Sullivan, Ronald Westfall, Frank Yates, Sylvia Sikes, Helen Thompson, David Wimberly, Joe Smith, Raymond Zachary. 2B’s not in picture: Lester Simms, Sue Starkey. Page Seventy-eight SS eer mrrrrt—s CC 2B — Sophomores — 2B First row: Sara Jane Smith, Jane Summers, Judy Taulman, Mary Bertha Seale, Sarah Wom- ack, Ann Smith, Betty Williams, Norman Schepps, Charles Scott, David Wiley. Second row: Carolyn Simpson, Nancy Skiles, Leeta Ruth Stoner, Barbara Tyson, Pat Vernon, George Woodman, Jules Vieaux, Carlton Sessions, Duffy Sullivan, Jerry Schwartz. Third row: Julia Thomas, David Stanley, Charles Tea, Sam Vickers, Stanley Schaeffer, John Voekel, Don Zale, Dave Webb, Jerry Underwood, Frank White. 2B’s not in picture: Ronnie Waters, Wayne Webb. Page Seventy-nine 2B — Sophomores — 2B JANUARY Front row: Robert Mitchell, Johnny Hope, Don Telkamp, Gayle Franklin, Bedee Buckner. Second row: Robert Reece, Bobby Wertheimer, Roland Dahlin, Bobby Jackson. Third row: Barbara Pandres, Marilyn Marr, Caroline Williams, Mary Alice Roorback, Jean Ditzler. Fourth row: Sue Sprayberry, Mary Campbell, Claire Hiettt, Barbara Kelley. Fifth row: Nancy Webb, Janie Inglish, Robert Reynolds, Jimmie Burleson, Lynn Barton. Sixth row: Leah Hapson, Betty Campbell, Jane Wright, Peggy Dougherty. Seventh row: Richard Henderson, Norman Gates, Bill Jernigan, Paris Rutherford, Jean Geron. Eighth row: John Haynes, Tommy Fries, Robert Shutt, Frank Perry. Ninth row: Jay Fikes, Norman Crohn, Sandy Moseley, Victor Lary. Page Eighty 2B — Sophomores — 2B JANUARY Front row: Aline Groner, Jimmy Palmer, Micheal Ricketts, Albert Carnes. Second row: Doris Jean Herrin, Howard Arons, Jimmy Brown, Denny Dallas, Nan Walker. Third row: Rose Friedman, Genie Edelson, John Brand, Bobby Hughes, Claire Cummings. Fourth row: Helen Smith, Carolyn Wood, Sandra McPherson, Barbara Squibb, Shirley Lively. Fifth row: Karl Hormann, Earl Winston, Edwin Blackwell. Sixth row: Fred Ablon, David Jacobs, Phil Paul, George Brewer, James Hannay. Seventh row: Betty Brewer, Jeanne Stults, Nancy Hall, Kay Williams. | Eighth row: Bill Belcher, Warry Williams, Bill Moore, Horace Moss. Ninth row: Don Alexander, Larry McCord, Don Morton. Page Eighty-one ¢ Mi PLrLivisiiiiiiied bi es oe OU, N ORS A a aos aN Zs OS ate. : Oe ox XN SP come FLPLIViisiisiiica ba ige es The Student Council office, bulging at the seams with Miss Smith, James Baker, Bill Ssteel, Kay Tutt, Rogge Marsh, Bob Showen, Mary Ann Hein, Miss James, and Tyke McFarland. A big day —the first Student Activity Card is sold by Kay and Bob to Virginia Boberg. The | Student Council The Student Council is the governing body of Highland Park High School whose members are elected each semester by the students. Activities of this busy organization include sponsoring the Clan, the student directory which no one could do without, the Junior-Senior Prom, the dance honoring graduating seniors, all the football dances, . and the spring elections. Besides all this it backs such drives as Care | and Red Cross, and this past year it sponsored the Student Activity || Cards. Each year delegates are sent to the Southern Association of Stu- dent Government Convention wherever it is held. This last year they went to Mobile, Alabama. Delegates are also sent to the Texas Asso- ciation of Student Government Convention which was held this past year at El Paso. All these activities are under the able leadership of Miss Louise James and Miss Merle Smith, the sponsors. OFFICERS Fall Spring Bob Showen . . President . . Bob Showen James Baker . Vice-President . . Bill Steel Kay Tutt = ; . Secretary . ; . «Kay Tutt Tyke McFarland . Treasurer . Mary Ann Hein | Miss James. . Sponsor . . Miss James Miss Smith. . . Sponsor . . « Miss Smith . The camera catches Ed Moore and Winnie Shelton at the fall Get- MEMBERS Acquainted Dance. Allman, Pierce Baker, James Barnes, Arthur Bell, Betty Bennett, Ida Bess Bennett, Wayne Boberg, Virginia Broadnax, Henry Campbell, Dorothy Caulfield, Barbara Cave, Jo Ann D‘Armand, Jane Ehrhardt, Jack Fisher, Joe Gambrell, Eric Genecovy, Ed Gibson, Toy Miller, Walton Greene, Janet Greer, Bobby Hawley, Houston Hein, Mary Ann Hemmingson, Emily Hunter, Gilpin Hurt, George Julian, Miles Kendrick, Elaine Lear, Ann Lyford, Pat McFarland, Tyke Magrill, Nettye Mann, Lola Marsh, Rogge Morton, Mary Myers, ‘Mary Frances Nichols, Barbara Oliver, Patsy Patterson, Barbara Patterson, Nancy Ryser, Edith Showen, Bob Smith, Suzanne. Steel, Bill Thomas, Bob Tutt, Kay Walker, Pat Watson, Walter Weber, Louis Buddy Hayden, President; James Baker, Vice-President; Ida Bess Bennett, Secretary; and John Boone, Treasurer, the spring officers of NHS, | get down to work. National Honor Society The National Honor Society is.regarded by many as the highest goal of accomplishment for high school students. To be eligible for this honor, a student must have a high scholastic average, and be out- standing in service, leadership, and character. No more than three per- cent of the 3A class, seven percent of the 4B class, and fifteen percent of the 4A class can be elected each semester by the faculty. Duties of the members include keeping the activity cards of all Highlgnd Park students up-to-date. Members get to serve as ushers at all senior activities, and at special assemblies. This organization gives the “H” Blanket Award to the boy and girl graduate of each graduating class receiving the highest achievement scores for their high school years. : OFFICERS Fall 5 Spring Jack Mathis . . 3 . . . President. . . . . Harrell Hayden John Kelly . . . . . . Vice-President . . . . . James Baker ‘Patlyford. . . . . . «. Secretary. . . . . Ida Bess Bennett 'COmCIViorcrKasaae ee ste). Tredsurerc0.-. 4 ... John Boone Miss Hilda Masters . . . Sponsor . .°. . Miss Hilda Masters MEMBERS Agosta, Bill Hayden, Harrell McPherson, Perry Ashby, Nancy Jane Hein, Mary Ann Nichols, Barbara Atkerson, Ann Hemmingson, Emily Price, Hobert Bakér, James Hill, Jocelyn Ragland, Fonse Bateman, Hal Hodges, Ann Ramsay, Ann Bennett, Ida Bess w Hosford, Gordon Roach, Bonnie Boberg, Virginia Hurt, George Schwarz, Melbert | Bolanz, Barbara Julian, Miles Showen, Bob Boone, John Keegan, Bob Smith, Dorothy Butler, John Kelley, John Spitzka, Bob. Brand, Charles Koch, Alice Stark, Carolyn Brandt, Geraldine Krosin, Barbara Steel, Bill ‘Campbell, Dorothy Lacy, Harold Stimson, Sally Crall, Marvall Lyford, Pat Thomas, Robert Cunningham, Gloria Mann, Lola Topletz, Sonia Ellis, Mildred Manton, Sue Uecker, Janet Ely, Stanley Marshall, Neil Watson, Walter Genecoy, Edward Mathis, Jack Wright, Carolyn | Hagberg, Dorothy Matthews, Joanne Yeager, Henry ‘Haroz, Charlotte McCulloch, Betty Yost, Patricia President Jack Mathis presents the blanket award to senior boy and girl attaining the highest achievements during their stay at Hi Park, Carolyn Stark and Neil Marshall, nuh eh TELL “ et ry Front Row: Carolyn Wright, Historian; Sarah Forbes, Fifth Vice-President; Sonia Topletz, Sixth Vice-President; Joanne Cave, President; Sidney Ann Schumate, Historian; Barbara Bolanz, Treasurer. Second Row: Ida Blewett, Historian; Barbara Patterson, Treasurer; Tyke McFarland, Recording Secretary; Doris Mackenzie, Second Vice-President; |, Pat Walker, Third Vice-President; Jerry Cearley, Fourth Vice-President; Lou Prothro, First Vice-President. Left to Right: Beverly Collier, Miss Carrie Inmon, advisor; Carol Arnold, . � Jane Madden, Miss Grace Wilson, sponsor; Sarah Forbes pack Red Hi-Lites Cross boxes. Each semester the Hi-Lites greet the new 2B’s and transfers anc make them feel at home in one of the largest clubs at Hi Park. Thi: is the main job of the Friendship Committee. All the dances and partie: are planned by the Social Committee, while the Program Committed” has charge of the programs for each Tuesday’s meeting. The Bulletir Board Committee keeps the girls informed of the activities of the clut by putting posters on the Hi-Lite bulletin board. But the Hi-Lites is not a strictly social club. The Welfare Commit) tee has charge of sending several girls to Mexican missions each Satur) day and sponsoring a rural school through the Save the Childrer Federation, while the Red Cross Committee sponsors such projects a sending boxes overseas, giving food to the underprivileged, and enter) taining the veterans. A record is kept by the Ex-Students Committee © every girl who graduates from Hi Park. This active club is sponsorec” by Miss Grace Wilson with Miss Carrie Inmon as advisor. OFFICERS Fall Spring Jo Ann Cave . . . President . . Carolyn Bethma) Lou Prothro . First Vice-President . «bela Man) Doris Mackenzie Second Vice-President . Doris Mackenzi) Pat Walker . . Third Vice-President . . Pat Walke Jerry Cearley. . Fourth Vice-President . « Ann Hodge) Sarah Forbes. . Fifth Vice-President . . Sarah Forbe | Sonia Topletz . Sixth Vice-President Emily Hemmingso) Barbara Patterson _ . treasurer... Laura McClintoc Barbara Bolanz . . . Treasurer . . . . Barbara Bolan Tyke McFarland . . Recording Secretary .. Tyke McFarlan) Betty Bell. . .v ts Corresponding Secy. . . . © Bettyibe: Carolyn Wright . . Historian . . . . Carolyn Wrigl Sydney Ann Shumate Historian . . ‘Sidney Ann Shuma) Ida Blewett . . .« Historian ; see Miss Grace Wilson . Sponsor . Miss Grace Wilsc Miss Carrie Inmon . Advisor . Miss Carrie Inme_ Malcolm Bowers and Sue Ann Sigler get acquainted with Bob Showen and Emily Hemmingson at the annual dance given for that purpose. . . . e q HHH HEHE iu Galsbslst sl j t Now, here are the ‘‘Wheels” of our Hi-Y: Mr. Ledbetter and Mr. Ruddell, sponsors; Rogge Marsh, First Vice-President; Jack Ehrhardt, Second Vice-President; Wendell Brady, Third Vice-President; Ed Speer, President; Bill Farrell, Fourth Vice-President; Malcolm Bowers, First Vice-President Junior Hi-Y; Eric Gambrell, delegate; Jimmy Purse, Third Vice-President Junior Hi-Y; Merion Reynolds, Second Vice-President Junior Hi-Y; Buddy 3aird, delegate. Buddy and Eric, delegates to the Model Legislature in Austin, discuss weighty matters of government. Hi-Y We’re pretty proud of haying the largest Hi-Y in the world here. We get together once a week for a carefully planned program of character building. Then every year we send two delegates to the model legislature in Austin, where they run the state government for a day. Each semester we have a big argument over what and where the social event is going to be. You can usually count on its being a formal dance with music by Jerry Fullinwider. This year the club got a little too big and a little too enthusiastic, so we now have two small Billy Farrell, Olin Lancaster, and Pat Walker, Hi-Lites chairmen, put the finishing touches to the bundles of clothing collected for the under- privileged. a Le Caer, Ee I I. groups, a junior chapter and a senior chapter, each carrying on the same welfare work. mee oe =a « - Sa La = cM Harold concludes the ceremony at Charlotte, Miles, Carolyn, and Hal look on. Quill and Scroll When a Highlander Clansman belongs to the Quill and Scroll, he | is a part of an international honorary society for high school journal- ists, which has as its objective the promotion of better journalism. The requirements for admission into this society, organized at Hi Park in 1937, are to maintain a high scholastic average, be at least a junior, and have done outstanding work on either The Bagpipe or The High- lander staffs. Also he must be recommended by the sponsor of the) publication on which he worked and must be voted upon by the members. Fall Harold Lacy . Gloria Cunningham Neil Marshall Miss Mary Stewart . Bateman, Hal Bennett, Wayne Boone, John Cunningham, Gloria Doggett, Mary Claire OFFICERS . President . Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Sponsor MEMBERS Ely, Stanley Gambrell, Eric Haroz, Charlotte Hein, Mary Ann Julian, Miles Lacy, Harold Spring . Harold Lacy Eric Gambrell . . Kitty Miers Miss Mary Stewart Marshall, Neil Miers, Kitty Price, Hobert Schwarz, Melbert Stark, Carolyn George Sarraffian, Walter Watson, Mrs. Pingree, Bill Mounts, Mary Pingree, Sue Pingree, Bonnie Jean Roach, Nancy Gibson, Hope Kilgore, Carole Arnold, Charlesa Wolfe, Norman Cohen, Jerry McKinsey, Anne Holcombe, Ken Kinnamon, Bob Rice, and Toy Gibson attend the annual banquet. The Round Table The Round Table is a discussion club that meets once a week. It is open to any student in Hi Park who is interested in informal dis- cussion concerning current problems. A leader is selected for each meeting, and a list of references is posted so that each member can read up on the subject. During the discussion a definite outline is followed. Members try to lay aside local prejudices and see the topic from both sides. After the problem is discussed, the possible solutions are presented, and the best one is selected and tested. Members learn about present happenings and get a better understanding of world, social, and literary problems. They learn how to express themselves, how to put over their ideas, and how to respect the ideas of others. Above all, emphasis is placed on open-mindedness. | OFFICERS Fall Spring Jerry McKinsey . . . PermanentChairman . . . Jerry McKinsey | “femGioson, « « . = ©. « Secretary . . .... «”%. Sue Pingree Miss Moore: Sponsor MEMBERS Arnold, Carole Kilgore, Hope Porter, Dwight Cohen, Norman Kinnamon, Ken Rice, Bob Gibson, Nancy Miers, Kitty Roach, Bonnie Gibson, Toy Mounts, Billy Sarrafian, George Einspruch, Norman McKinsey Watson, Walter Holcombe, Anne Pingree, Mary Wolfe, Charlesa Pingree, Sue Kilgore, Carole Arnold look over the menu. Things get rather crowded as “The Mikado,” a Speech and Music Department collaboration, roars to the finale. A less crowded scene from “THE WONDER HAT,” produced by the Speech Department. An even less crowded scene (it must be leap year) from “BERKELEY SQUARE”, featuring Richard Love and JoAnn Matthews. Dramatics “BERKELEY SQUARE,” by John L. Balderston, presented by the January senior class. CAST (Directed by Helen Moore) Wilkins ae eal ieee Oates ete te eae a Es Tom Pettigrew : Kate Pettigrew . . . . The Lady Anne Pettigrew Mr. Throstle Helen Pettigrew The Ambassador Mrs. Barwick Peter Standish Marjorie Frant Major Clinton Miss Barrymore. . . . The Duchess of Devonshir Lora) Stanleyis rice (ots ee Sette Cees ; H.R.H. The Duke of Cumberland. . . . Joanne Cave John Kelly Mary Duncan . Beverly Carter Robert Hopkins Jo Ann Matthews . .« Ed Speer Dorothy Campbell . Richard Love . . Pat yam . Jack Mathis . . Pat Frazier Barbara Gilliland Jim Rawles Norman Cohen “YOU CAN’T TAKE IT WITH YOU,” by George S. Kaufman and Moss Hart, presented by the June senior class. CAST (Directed by Mrs. Edith Steed) Penelope Sycamore . .... +� FSSi@: dts.) folie acs eas Rhetd. iad. Paul Sycamore Mr. DePinna ao a er ‘ Donald en. Martin Vandehot Alice Henderson ., ass Tony Kirby . . : eT : oho. whe Boris Kolenkhov ee ere i ee MriKirby gewieteiec a8 iv ayhe S Mrs. Kirby G-Men. Olga. =. 4s. : Pe Alice Koch Barbara Willis . Betty Bell . � Jess Spoonts . . Louis Weber Alfred Ruebel Douglas Coffin Craft Edmonds { Marval Crall 1 Tyke McFarland Judson Francis . Rogge Marsh . Tom Bailey Richard Saunders . Ann Ramsay { Bob Bentz + Charles Sorrels | Buddy Schenkel . . Mildred Ellis Miss Dial, among her flock of Art Club aspiring artists, gives a few pointers. Students who are interested in creative work will find much to interest them in the Art Club, which meets each Tuesday afternoon in the Art room. There one may see anything from abstract drawings to doodling, from clay modeling to mobile sculpture. Under the direction of Miss Dial, the members use their talents in making posters, arrang- ing displays, decorating for school events, and designing stage sets, including the Queen’s Court, for the Music Festival. Each semester, in addition to a good time at the regular meetings, members enjoy a club party and picnic. A distinctive contribution to the art department is their choice collection of lithographs and etchings to which they add two prints each year. Fall Ann Hodges Virginia Boberg Jean Clark. . Dorothy Hagberg Betty McCulloch . Miss Ella Dial . . Julia Bell Virginia Boberg Frank Brooks Jerry Cearley Jean Clark Martha Clifford Dorothy Dixon William Duer Yvonne Emish Anne Fisher Dorothy Hagberg Barbara Halstead Evadelle Haney OFFICERS . President . Vice-President Secretary . Treasurer . Reporter , Sponsor . MEMBERS Martha Harlan Phyllis Harrington Gwen Harrison Joanne Herrin Ann Hodges Maerlene Lesser Nancy Linsteader Jean Maier Joan Margules Betty McCulloch Harriet McDonald Dwight Otto Nancy Patterson Curtis Pickens Spring Dorothy Hagberg Martha Harlan . Jean Clark . Ann Hodges Marian Wright . Miss Ella Dial Sue Pingree Susan Putnam Lorna Reely Jo Ann Reich Alan Ronay Eleanor Simpson Gail Simpson Dorothy Smith Maxwell Thomas Pat Tyrrell Charlesa Wolfe James Wright Marianne Wright ARPA � 6. j p ¥ PRES chases aati « we ae Miss Ruth Shipley reveals the the World War II.” Grace Jones, Pat Jones, Susan Putnam, Emily Hemmingson, and JoAnn Ewing sample their own wares, intended for the veterans. Travel Club Have you ever wondered what people your age are like and what they do in other countries? In 1937 Mrs. |. O. Miller decided that Highland Park should have a club of people interested in other coun- tries. Ever since the Travel Club has grown in popularity. , If you join the club (anyone interested in travel is welcome) you will come to monthly meetings to hear speakers and to see foreign movies. In between times you can take part in two very worth whit projects: entertaining the patients of the Lisbon Veterans Hospital and helping at the Light House for the Blind. Not only that, but you will take time out once a year for a big party. OFFICERS Mary Jane Johannes, Susan Putnam . Presidents Marcia Miller, JoAnn Ewing Vice-Presidents Carolyn Bethman Secretary Laura McClintock Treasurer Barbara Willis : Historian Nancy Brown : Parliamentarian Mrs. |. O. Miller . - . « Sponsor ) : Mrs. Miller, sponsor; Ann Morgan, Pat Jones, Ted Bernstein, Harriet Holland, Barbara Vernon, Grace Jones, Susan Putman, Ida Bess Bennett, and Janet Uecker wind yarn for the blind. Junior Historical Society Ample proof of Scots’ interest in their state is found in the Junior Historical Society. The society, sponsored by Mrs. |. O. Miller, is now a member of the Texas Historical Society, and an affiliate of the Dallas Historical Society. A number of interesting essays on Texas subjects were entered by club members in a contest sponsored by the Junior Historian, magazine of the state Historical Society. Help at the Lighthouse for the Blind was featured as the club’s welfare work this year. On the social calendar were a Christmas party for the blind workers and, in collaboration with the Travel Club, a oarty for the veterans at Lisbon Hospital. Programs on Texas and Texas History took the spotlight at club meetings, with special speakers adding even more to the historians’ knowledge of their Texas. OFFICERS C}CMBDSSIBONTGIT UR. sauten Ie ce Gh ca oo cms - . « « President Mary.Glaire Doggett 3°. ss. 3 . « ts ts 6s «€6(Vice-President Betty JoGross . .. . .. =. =. . « . Corresponding Secretary AnBRCCL ane css iis wees) ee. Recording Secretary COROIVERWWEIGNT cout hecmrahy tetere: 6+ et. «st, e's 1) 1s, A Treasurer MESmmUCIPII L(G la Mar we ta oft nay oe) Wel os y hPiageaie « ae 4. ws SPONSOF Betty Jo Gross, Mary Semos, Annellon Livingston, Carolyn Wright, and Barbara Vernon lay the background work for Texas day program. Pat and Susan lead the discussion of “THE JUNIOR HISTORIAN.” Girls’ String Trio Betty Burrow, Joan Mings, Jayne Pierce, and Nina Brenner. The Orchestra First Violins Bettey Burrow Douglas Coffin Mary Jane Johannes Philip Franklin Cellos Tenor Saxophone Pat Grollman Calloway Cochran Bobby Martin Roger Hanson Dolores Killion Cornets Sandra Haroz Betty Jo Taylor Mark Kelso Barbara Nash Carolyn Wright Jimmy McCorkle Jayne Peers Flutes Alfred Ruebel Sarah Roehr Judy Fuller French Horns Second Violins Elizabeth Pitman Keith Allen Mildred Ellis Sylvia Think Walter Williams Elizabeth Foree Basses Trombones Alto Saxophone David McIntire Nancy Lackey Virginia Lewman Mack McAsh Joan Mings Mary Claire Doggett Floi Eversmeyer Bruce Jones Bill Kolthoff Bruce Allen Bobby Brice Neil Marshall Percussion Marilyn Marr Al Oppel Nina Brenner Betty Campbell Carol Simons Charles Brand Caroline Williams Oboe Lucien Leinfelder Violas Carol Clark Piano Margaret Bodden Clarinet Charles Webb Helen Briley Gordon Hosford Accordion Ed Moore Marilyn Wyant OFFICERS Barbara Nash. . . . President Douglas Coffin . . Vice-President Mildred Ellis . . . . . Secretary Calloway Cochran . : - « Treasurer Mary Claire Doggett . Sy orate | tots . . Reporter Miss Edna Mae Simmons... . - . . . Director As its first appearance this year, the orchestra gave a concert in honor of 2B’s to introduce all new students into the Scottie clan. Through- out the year the orchestra gave several concerts at the grade schools and Junior Hi, along with radio shows, Dad’s Club performances, a Christmas assembly, an Easter assembly, and music for the Religious Focus week. The orchestra gave full support accompanying the brilliant and colorful production of the operetta, “The Mikado.” The annual instrumental solo contest came in December, when a visiting judge rendered his verdict on the solo abilities of each orchestra member. A large group from the orchestra attended the Texas Music Educators Association conference held in Galveston in February. A hilarious and profitable time was enjoyed by all. Outstanding honors were awarded to many of the students, who tried out for the all-state Orchestra. Many good times—the annual barbecue and the banquet by the Orchestra Mothers’ Club—were enjoyed along with the hard work. Boys’ Brass Quartet Alfred Ruebel, Mark Kelso, Walter Williams, and Bob Bice. First Row: Miss Flora Lee Pope, Director; Sylvia Troutt, Beverly Collier, Harryette Bushong, Jean Butler, Ann Atkerson, Mary Ann Hein, Sue Manton, Sally Stimson, Betty Burks, Jo Ann McClintock. ; ; ; | Second Row: Helen Bounds, Sue Bates, Ora Marie Brown, Barbara Bourn, Betty Hawkins, Mary Lou Potwin, Betty Clair Smith, Gail Simpson, Barbara Caulfield, Barbara Vernon. ; : =6 ‘ 7 Third Row: Yvonne Emish, Margaret Nichols, Janet Uecker, Mildred Gray, Hope Kilgore, Anita Ardinger, Annellon Livingstone, Nancy Quinn, Shirley Martin, Ann Roembke, Elise Buchheit, Shirley Upham, Barbara Cowley. ; Fourth Row: Jack Jones, Dick Webster, Frank Brooks, Bruce Jones, Buddy Baird, Judson Francis, Tom Bailey, Ted Brown, Gordon McFarland, Curtis Pickins, Bobby Hamilton. ‘ é Far Fifth Row: Bob Bentz, Perry McPherson, Craft Edmonds, Allan Crawford, Otis Caskey, Louis Ray, Charles Sorrels, Porter Hemenway, James Wright, Skipper Glosser, Jerry Delaney, Suds Miller. Charles Webb — Accompanist Lassies The Lads and Lassies These are the Scottie Lads and Lassies. Maybe you knew them last year as the Acapella Choir. This organization of seventy musical boys and girls is relatively new among the music groups of Highland Park; however, its calendar was kept full during the entire year. Perhaps the biggest project of the Lads and Lassies was the familiar Gilbert and Sullivan operetta, “The Mikado,” directed by Mr. Boehr; assisted by Misses Pope, Steed, and Simmons. Other programs were presented at civic clubs, commencement services, and assembly programs at our own and other schools, not only that but these busy songbirds gave a Christmas program at Commerce, Texas, as guests of the East Texas Teachers College. Our choir acted as hosts to the visiting choirs at the Highlander Music Festival, held every spring. Latin Club If you are third or fourth-year Cicero or Virgil student of Miss Myrtillie Bradfield or Miss Hilda Masters, you are eligible for member- ship in the Latin Club. The two classes alternate in presenting the programs which are given the first and fourth Mondays of each six weeks. These programs, although extra-curricular, are based on the current class work. Fall John Kelly Bill Agosta . Sue Manton. . . PatiLyfordo 1 PCteWOUkers ch cies ts Miss Myrtillie Bradfield Miss Hilda Masters . Ackerman, Gwynne Agosta, Bill Atkerson, Ann Bertram, Tom Berwald, Elissa Bowers, Malcolm Buchheit, Elise Cervin, Nita Carol Clifford, Martha Cole, Nancy Collins, Lou Duckett, Ann England, John OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary . Program Chairman Program Chairman = sie SPONSOL sas = ys, SPONSOr a. « MEMBERS Feldman, Paula Fisher, Ann Haroz, Charlotte Hawkins, Betty Hodges, Ann Hosford, Gordon James, Julia Kelley, John Kerley, Margaret Kilgore, Hope Lyford, Pat Manton, Sue McDonald, Marilyn Spring Gordon Hosford Malcolm Bowers Pat Walker . . Ann Atkerson A, te As NG Miss Myrtillie Bradfield . Miss Hilda Masters Miers, Kitty Morgan, Ann Nash, Barbara Perry, Elizabeth Pierce, Elizabeth Ann Pondrom, Gerry Quinn, Nancy Sanford, Mary Speer, Helen Gene Walker, Pat Weston, Gloria Wright, Carolyn Yeager, Henry euaaeuansetor la Latin. Carolyn Wright, Ann Hodges, Gordon Hosford, away some more of that Latin grub, only a play starring Gordon, Carolyn, Ann, and John. Hal Bateman, Business Manager Wayne Bennett, Editor Published Bi-Weekly (Awarded Class A Rating by THSPA, 1948) EDITORIAL STAFF Fall Spring 2 VEEN El eer ee eee ee, | «Editor-in-Chief! «4.0% e «he ee ee we, te WAYNE: BENNETE MILES JULIAN. . ene eres 8? Mandging Editernitat. ois). a. ok os . . MILES JULIAN MARY ANN HEIN, Charlesd ‘Wolfe “ere ea ee te ECIOTICUS ccs biewe 6 cae as tak os MARY ANN HEIN, Jane D’ Armand HAROLD LACY, George Sarrafian, Walter Watson oe ae oie stn 21 ODOTTS ae See HAROLD LACY, George Sarrafian, Walter Watson, George Woodman, Dan Stansbury GLORIA CUNNINGHAM, STANLEY ELY, Margaret Bodden, |Beverly Carter, Charlotte Haroz, Jocelyn Hill, Ann Lear . . . . Features . . . «. « � STANLEY ELY, CHARLOTTE HAROZ, Elissa Berwald, : Martha Harlan, Sally Armitage, Jocelyn Hill KITTY MIERS, Nancy Johnson, Jackie Moore, Hobert Price . . . Amusements . . . KITTY MIERS, Charlesa Wolfe, Elise Buchheit, Jean Clark CAROLYN STARK, Annellon Livingstone, RoooP Woes . . . Copyreading . . . . . M,C, DOGGETT, Floi Ewing, Annellon Livingstone i | MARY CLAIRE DOGGETT. . .. . . . . . Exchange . . . . . « « CAROLYN WRIGHT, Ann Lear, Margaret Bodden Gerre Brandt, Pat Hughes, Pat Kerr . . . . . . =. =. - «� +� ‘Typing . . . «Pat Hughes, Gerre Brandt, Pat Kerr, Harriet Thompson, Ruth Gould, Grace Jones i | ee USC ee ee ne wns cn ene Lie o. % elys a! SPONSOM) cet tice) esa ohh vs @ 9) = eb fel ew © ees eee _ JEANNE:ROUSSEAU BUSINESS STAFF Fall Spring Does os Ne rien bey |... s,BUsiness Manager... °s 696. ee eT ee sb Se � . HAL BATEMAN Seemed A eee ee et st he. Advertising: 0.01 6 seca eee Ste a we MELBERT SCHWARZ CRAEE EDMUNDS. 97 5. : Circulation . . . . . CRAFT EDMUNDS Bob Alderdice, Tom Arthur, Ben Brranane fork Bayes! Dorothy Hacterg: Mary Pingree, Sie Bionress Paves Warhalina?: 4 ue Je Ad Salesmen SUESCUING © Ee eet Darcy. Se, et at Ae ysis oe eee : : i! eae ECG ee sa cheat nes, bed, 4 Skee. coe a ee « SECFETALY. Pee fala ss Ae gS Se BSA eWior Sr a aca pci. 8 Pa yh) pce ee ame ee ung, OGDEN KIDD h Behind the door of the Bagpipe office with Mr. Kidd dealing out papers to Craft Edmonds, Doris Albert, and Barbara Vernon. | Miles, Mary Ann, Harold, Stanley, Wayne, Mrs. Rousseau, Mary Claire, Hal, Melbert, and Kitty burn that midnight oil to beat the deadline. Above: Walter gives Betty and Gerre a handful of copy. Right: The assembled editorial staff—Eric, Buddy, Suretta, Bill, Elissa, Rosalie, Shirley, Margaret, Sue, and Sally. EDITORIAL STAFF Editor? atnsc. | . Eric Gambrell Assistant Editors - « Betty McCulloch, Walter Watson Boys’ Sports . . Harrell Hayden, Neil Marshall Military . . . . Bill Farrell Photographer . Charles Barns TY pist Me wetemes. . . Gerre Brandt Assistant Typists . . Suretta Love, Rosalie Pasternak Staff Assistants — Stanley Angrist, Elissa Berwald, Margaret Bodden, Paul Coch- ran, Gloria Cunningham, Allen Pierce, Sue Puckhaber, Sally Stimson Sponsor . . . . Mrs. George T. Sh Highlander Staff Left: Eric leans back and ponders. Below: Charles in his lair, the darkroom. The Highlander ART STAFF Art EQUOD Hie taken Gece te ee Anmtodges Staff — Tom Bailey, Julia Bell, Virginia Boberg, John But- ler, Dorothy Hagburg, Patsy Harper, Martha Harlan, Larry Lacy, Allen Pierce, Dorothy Smith, Watt Winn, Seikelew cee . . « « Miss Nancy Ella Dial Above: John pastes another ad in the dummy. Left: John and Mr. Kidd give Bill, Norman, Lee, Stanley, Mary, Lucille, Grace Awalt, and Grace Jones, the business staff, an inspiring fight talk. Below: Miss Dial and Ann look over the suggestions for the theme of the book proposed by Patsy, Dorothy, Dorothy, Watt, and Martha. seu ee ee BUSINESS STAFF Susiness Manager . . John Boone Circulation Manager . . . Ann Hodges Advertising Solicitors — Grace Awalt, Nor- man Einspruch, Stanley Ely, Lucile Fos- ter, Lee Haviland, Brown Higginbotham, Grace Jones, Don Marth, Billy McVeigh, Mary Semos, Tommy Wilkinson Sponsor . � � « Ogden Kidd ty i? PEK SENS LASEK PLY ¢ FEATURES’. — ’ DOV ee � , ¢, CO YSSK BNP OX ZK NX SK DSO SS f se Kisii ib eisai 68 In this, the fourth annual Music Festival, Highland Park entertained 3,500 boys and girls from 42 schools in Texas, Arkansas, and Oklahoma. All these people came here to have their musical talents appraised by a distin- guished group of critics. The Festival is a pretty popular event with the Scotties, too, especially when they hear about that Friday holiday to enjoy it. Although things get kind of frantic the week before when the Student Council still needs places for several hundred people to stay, the Art Department is having trouble with the decorations, the Choir misses rehearsals, and the Orchestra strikes sour notes, the popularity of the paative is proved beyond doubt by the fact that we keep having one every year. FEATURES MUSTEG” FE ST PV;AsE PAW.O RIES HALL OF FAME COMMITTEES Her Royal Highness, Gladys Laurice McFarland, ruling dignitary of the 1949 Highlander Music Festival, chosen by popular acclaim by the student body of Highland Park. In the fall Scotties vote for the eight best all-around lads and lassies in Hi Park. These are the Favorites and here they are. The Hall of Fame is made up of students who rate a special award for their services to Highland Park in extra-curricular activities, school organizations, and publications. The Library Committee works to promote a wider use of the Library among those who need it — you and I. The champion spellers are determined by an elimination contest, then a school-wide champion is found from the class champions by the same process. Roemcae | eee Le ees. Neeepre spe sa ee SBE RE ANNES ERE: paces un ee ES cS oS sabi Bite alee . PAD ie SAL con res tee sseoinn neath Reinet NSH 2 = NA PN Ne fe: BEES BES HALL OF FAME BOB SHOWEN KA Ye lUrd President Student Council Secretary Student Council Maximum Officers’ Award Maximum Officers’ Award ERIC GAMBRELL Editor of The Highlander Maximum Officers’ Award oe StS ee = HALL OF FAME WAYNE BENNETT HAL BATEMAN Editor, The Bagpipe Business Manager, The Bagpipe Maximum Officers’ Award Maximum Officers’ Award JOHN BOONE Business Manager, The Highlander Maximum Officers’ Award MON NS MAMA A”! a ££ SR N MM LD NN a = — MN N A SDs Mate ikee a en aha ME. = a HALL OF FAME CHARLES BARNS STANLEY ELY Highlander Photographer The Bagpipe Staff ANN HODGES MILES JULIAN The Highlander Staff The Bagpipe Staff Gold H Gold H HAROLD LACY The Bagpipe Staff Gold H MARY ANN HEIN Student Council Silver H HALL OF FAME MELBERT SCHWARZ The Bagpipe Staff Gold H BILL STEEL WALTER WATSON Student Council The Highlander Staff Silver H Silver H fe. jw N NY NAS! y AY Ae in, CON AY tS SE OT AE a NZ 2 7 4 —— OF FAME JAMES BAKER JOE FISHER SHIRLEY WILLIAMS Student Council Student Council The Highlander Staff Bronze H Bronze H Bronze H EMILY HEMMINGSON TYKE McFARLAND PAT WALKER Student Council Student Council Student Council Honorable Mention Honorable Mention Honorable Mention [Sno Sen ae Eas 2S OS EE EE The Library Committee composed of Mary Ann Yates, Ann Gillon, Watt Winn, Miss Dora Floyd, and Miss Maude Anderson, make plans for the annual Book Week. Mrs. Williams gives some real toughies to the champ spellers Martin David, Routh Gould, Henry Yeager, Mary Sanford, Yvonne Emish, Bobby Greer, and Peggy Dougherty. Mary Ellen Bourdine’s a champ, too, but she couldn’t make it today. Page One Hundred Thirteen % vw LEK SEN ‘ BOYS’ SPORTS N OK | KY IX ENTS KSK 7 EL == = — LLASSS XI K.YES SOLES Y Cf QS mS $ RR x ay KS ey; KO RO ROSES LE ° EZ. 2S AWAK MS AS KEES V2 PY aa. ; j gi a = Te et meted RL i } } “ FRONT ROW: C. Ragland, Woodruff, Guthrie, Ehrhardt, Baker, Gowan, Francis, Morris, Genecov, Moore, and Stansbury. SECOND ROW: Straus, Lacy, Crisler, Bentz, Marshall, Farrell, Weber, Bray, Vilches, Archibald, and Coolidge. THIRD ROW: Speer, Hayden, Shepard, McPherson, Hurt, Spies, Lynch, Kropp, Jaynes, and Hutchison. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Binnion, sponsor; F. Ragland, Timmons, Stafford, Crawford, Marsh, Coffin, Edwards, Miller, Burt, Rutherford, Strong, Mount, Arthur. and H ASSOCIATION WEARERS OF THE H FOOTBALL: Co-Captain Jack Ehrhardt, Co-Captain Ed Speer, Jack Archi- bald, Bob Bentz, Dick Bernet, Malcolm Bowers, Wendell Bray, Douglas Coffin, Allan Crawford, Bill Crawford, Bill Crisler, Ed Genecoy, Tim Guthrie, Harrell Hayden, Ed Heath, Porter Hemen- way, George Hurt, Tom Jaynes, Don Jarvis, Larry Lacy, Perry McPherson, Neil Marshall, Ed Moore, Dale Mount, Tommy Morris, Cruger Ragland, Jimmy Rawles, Richard Saunders, Alva Shep- ard, Dean Woodruff, Crozier Gowan, manager; Judson Francis, manager, and Bob Thomas, manager. BASKETBALL: Co-Captain James Baker, Co-Captain Sammy Vilches, Buddy Baird, Dick Bernet, Malcolm Bowers, John Butler, Bill Crawford, Billy Farrell, Buddy Hayden, George Hurt, Bob Irby, Billy Lynch, Walton Miller, Charles Smith, Bill Spies, Louis Weber, Paul Young, Harry Hill, manager, and Allen Pierce, manager. GOLF: Malcolm Bowers, Nesom Burt, Stewart Carroll, Kirby Edwards, Jim Hjelmseth, and Hank McFadden. TRACK: Captain Bob Showen, Gene Arnett, Buddy Baird, Dick Bernet, Bill Crawford, Jack Ehrhardt, Bill Hutchison, Larry Lacy, Don McMahon, Dudley Miller, Don Morton, Jerry Qwens, John Roach Carlton Sessions, David Weakley, Tommy Goff, manager, and , George Sarrafin, manager. BASEBALL: Captain Wendell Bray, Jack Archibald, Bill Bragg, Ben Cole, Ray Downey, Ed Genecov, George Hurt, Bill Lynch, Arthur Mac- Kinstry, Gus McDonald, Sam Rowland, Alva Shepard, George Wilson, Ray O’Connell, manager, and Larry Wells, manager. SWIMMING: Frank Barbosa, Leslie Beddoes, Nesom Burt, Widney Gil- lin, Rogge Marsh, Pat Patrick, Fonse Ragland, John Stafford, Bob Timmons, and David Pfeiffer, manager. TENNIS: Nancy Jane Ashby, Wayne Bennett, Shirley Martin, Marilyn Mayes, Walton Miller, Nancy Quinn, Dan Stansbury, Paul Young, and Bob Spitzka, manager. CHEERLEADERS: Nancy Brown, John Butler, Billy Farrell, Tyke McFar- land, Barbara Nichols, and Allen Pierce. — ; iS THE GOLDEN AVALANCHE FIRST ROW: Alva Shepard, Wendell Bray, Bill Crisler, Harrell Hayden, Ed Speer, Jack Ehrhardt, Ed Heath, Richard Sauders, Jimmy Rawles. SECOND ROW: Dick Bernet, Tommy Morris, Tom Jaynes, Larry Lacy, Jack Archibald, Neil Marshall, Ed Genecov, Allen Crawford, Porter Hemenway. THIRD ROW: Bob Bentz, Rogge Marsh, Bob Irby, George Hurt, Douglas Coffin, Bill Hutchison, Perry McPherson, Ed Moore, Dale Mount. FOURTH ROW: Bill Crawford, Don Jarvis, Malcolm Bowers, Tim Guthrie, Jerry Rumley, James Scurlock, Terry James, Dean Perry, Jerry Bateman. FIFTH ROW: Deaner Woodruff, Gene Arnett, Buddy Baird, Joe De Cuir, Buddy West, Kirby Edwards, John Coolidge, Gene Rutherford, Jim Moser. FOOTBALL BOARD OF STRATEGY Backfield Coach Lendon Davis, “B’ Team Coach Newman Casey, Head Coach Her- man Morgan, Line Coach Ernest Kennedy, Assistant “’B’’ Team Coach Red Ellis, End Coach Cotton Franklin. MEET THE COACHES Coaches Herman Morgan, Ernest Ken- nedy, Lendon Davis, and Cotton Franklin started from scratch in the 1948 football season to mold a team, whose record is now history. With only one returning starter these men built a team which won the District 6AA title for the ninth consecu- tive year. Although plagued by injuries throughout the season, the staff rarely complained but merely worked that much harder to produce a winning team. For a great job, coaches, we salute you. Se Te eee, ee Co-Captain : Tom Jaynes Ed Speer y , Back— 47” Tackle—95 a J I: Hemenwa Co-Captain if wee! s , Beet can Jack Ehrhardt FR - ; ac Back—’44” a secre SET STE I ae Bill Crisler sh on Richard t. ; Ed Heath Back—’’41” ‘ s Saunders : Neat wd Tackle—94” Center— 83” Dean Woodruff 4 Back—”32” Jack Archibald a vee Guard— 61” NS Tommy Morris Back—‘42” Tim Guthrie e abi sedi. au ' Guard—“11“ George Hurt bi Meme oe Rein ||| End— 74” a, pm . . : i : ‘ 4 s Bob Bentz Ed Moore pan eM Alva Shepard Neil Marshall end 77 Center— 84” see. se sagereman ies ' Guard—63” Tackle—92” Larry Lacy Allen Crawford Cruger Ragland Center—85” Back—’46” Back—39” Back—’10” Harre'l Hayden Bill Crawford End- -’71” Center—’’86” cS Dale Mount Jimmy Rawles End— 75” Guard— 93” Crozier Gowan Bob Thomas Judson Francis Manager Manager Manager Coes teeny Ed Genecoy Don Jarvis Guard— 65” Back—45” Wendell Bray Perry McPherson Douglas Coffin Dick Bernet Back—’’40” End— 72” Back—64” End—”70” i I My a hi I mil ' 2 whe : 4 ? sot In. ‘ih A ht 7O 23 te 9% ¢ TOP ROW: Mount takes out with a Jarvis aerial against the Coyotes. Jaynes does the dirty work for Crisler. Ehrhardt gets ten more against Tech. MIDDLE ROW: Cap Jack sights the goalposts with plenty of protection around him. Madman Muntz Ehrhardt charges on! BOTTOM ROW: Heath, Crawford, and Lacy pounce on a Buckaroo. Hemenway and Lacy match strides with a Buckaroo turned jackrabbit. Highland Park over Woodrow, 12-7 The 1948 edition of the fighting Scots began their season in the traditional Highlander manner by downing Woodrow Wilson 12-7. The game was close all of the way with the Scots drawing first blood on an eighty-five-yard punt return by Porter Hemenway. As the Wildcats managed to push over a tally early in the third quarter, the Scots came back fighting to sew up the game with a pass from Wendell Bray to Bill Crisler in the end zone. Jack Archibald and Ed Speer turned in sparkling defensive performances for the victors. Revenge is sweet; Scots edge Paschal Featuring a 35-yard pass from Bray to Bernet, the Highlanders nipped the Paschal Panthers 7 to 6. After Crisler had scored on a seven-yard toss from Bray, Bernet made a spectacular extra point catch of a forward to give the Avalanche the second victory of the season. The Scot line, paced by Alva Shepard and Ed Heath, played heads up defensive ball to stop the powerful Paschal running attack. Page One Hundred Twenty The Avalanche nips Sherman, 6-0 An 11-yard pass play with 39 seconds left in the first half gave the Golden Avalanche a 6 to 0 victory over the stubborn Sherman Bear- cats. The pass from Wendell Bray to Tommy Morris climaxed a 60-yard Scot drive, which featured the power running of Jack Ehrhardt. The inconsistent Sherman running attack was completely stifled by High- land Park with Richard Saunders chipping in with jarring tackles at crucial stages. ‘Nuf Said — Waco You can’t win them all! Playing on equal terms for three quarters, the Scots were overwhelmed by the vicious blocking, hard-running Waco Tigers, 27-7. The Highlaenders flashed a sensational aerial game to jump into a 7-6 lead, which they refused to relinquish until the fourth quarter. The Tigers unleashed a crushing ground attack in the final period to gain victory. Starting their first high school game, George Hurt and Dale Mount bulwarked the Scot defense. TOP ROW: Cris makes five precious yards against Brackenridge. Just once more fellows, then Moe wants to cut in. Archie arrives on the scene too late to save Hemenway a spill against Tech. MIDDLE ROW: Crisler going all the way again. Kneel, Bronco, it’s King Jaynes. BOTTOM ROW: Nail him, Cris, come on, Bowers. This is going to hurt, Moe. Blue and Gold dump Tech Wolves, 31-0 Rebounding with a flashy offense, the Highlanders buried the Crozier Tech Wolves under a pile of 31 points. Porter Hemenway started the touchdown parade with a 73-yard dash to pay dirt on the first play from scrimmage. Additional scores were made by Ehrhardt, Allan Crawford, and Doug Coffin. Reserves Ed Moore, Perry McPherson, and Ed Genecov also turned in fine performances. Highlanders drop 26-12 decision to Wichita Falls Despite a spirited second-half comeback, the boys in blue and gold dropped a bitterly fought 26-12 decision to the Wichita Falls Coyotes. Jack Archibald, who played a terrific game, highlighted the Scot cause in the first quarter with a 70-yard gallop to pay dirt after intercepting a Coyote pass. Spearheaded by Jarvis, the Avalanche scored on a 42-yard screen pass to Ehrhardt, but they were unable to stop the crushing Coyote attack. Avalanche wallops the Gophers, 26-6 In defense of District 6-AA crown the Highlanders dumped the Grand Prairie Gophers 26-6. The Scots displayed a varied attack in their four long touchdown drives. Bill Crisler led the offensive on the ground while dependable Don Jarvis passed to Bowers and Mount for T.D.’s. The line was anchored by Speer and Archibald. Scots squeeze past McKinney, 7-0 It was’ close! The Scots unleashed a potent air attack with Jarvis’s cannon-ball passes spelling the margin between victory and defeat. Crisler made several magnificent catches when the chips were down to pave the way for the lone Scot tally, which was made in the fading minutes of the fourth quarter. The payoff came on a fourth down pass from Crisler to Mount in the end zone. Page One Hundred Twenty-one TOP ROW: Madman Muntz marches again. The squeeze play by Lacy and Bowers. The irresistible force m MIDDLE ROW: Wendy just comes in to hold the ball in his first appearance after Tech. What you miss fro EOTTOM ROW: Moe comes through with the tally that beat Sherman. Speer thunders up extra baggage never stopped Bra. Sulphur Springs falls, 33-13 The Golden Avalanche made it three in a row by subduing the Sulphur Springs Wildcats 33-13. Hemenway, Jaynes, Mount, and Ehr- hardt accounted for T.D.’s in each quarter. Allan Crawford’s running and Woodruff’s punting also highlighted the afternoon. Scots clinch title; Beat Denton, 46-14 Their ninth consecutive 6-AA crown was made as the Scots crushed their rivals, 46-14. The Blue and Gold flashed a jarring ground game, which saw Crisler, Hemenway, Jaynes, and Ehrhardt tally on power eets the immovable object. m the stands—a play developing. in the background to save unsuspecting Ehrhardt. A little plays. Malcolm Bowers’s payoff passes to Dick Bernet, Allan Crawford, and Tom Jaynes balanced the ground attack. The entire Scot line played a magnificent game. Golden Avalanche loses to Breckenridge, 35-7 Power-laden Breckenridge Bucs blasted the Scots out of the Class AA state race by a score of 35-7. The Highlanders were unable to get their famed offense moving until the fourth quarter when Crisler passed to Hurt, who made a beautiful catch for the lone Scot tally. Bill Crawford and Tommy Morris were pillars of rock on defense for the Highlanders, who went down fighting. F BACK ROW: Barbara Nichols. the Park Cities Dads Club. FRONT ROW: Compliments of John Butler Mr. Raymond Akin, Head Cheerleaders Nancy Brown Allen Pierce Billy Farrell, Sponsor; Tyke McFarland Rip sia oe eat BASKETBALL QUARTERFINALISTS Highland .Park’s high-stepping basketball five under the able direction of Mr. Ralph Binnion emerged from the AA high school basketball chase with the rank of quarter-finalists. The team played a total of twenty-three games this year, winning seventeen and losing six, for a season percentage of .739. Hi Park lost only one game in district competition this year as the Scots walked away with the district championship. The blue and gold team won two games straight from Bonham for the bi-district championship. The 1949 hardwood team was finally eliminated from the state race in the quarter-finals by a redhot high-scoring team from Lubbock. Thanks are due Coach Binnion and his boys for a suc- cessful season, The fine team spirit exhibited at all times and the brand’ of sportsmanship used throughout the season has been an inspiration to the entire school. Graduating seniors who will be sorely missed from next year’s team are Co-Captains Sammy Vilches and James Baker, Billy Lynch, and Billy Farrell. THE TEAM FRONT ROW: Walton Miller, George Hurt, James Baker, Sam Vilches, Corky Lynch, and Bill Farrell. SECOND ROW: Buddy Hayden, Dick Bernet, John Butler, Bill Spies, Buddy Baird, and Louis Weber. THIRD ROW: Harry Hill, Paul Young, Robert Irby, Bill Crawford, Mr. Ralph Binnion, Malcolm Bowers, and Allen Pierce. TOP LEFT: Mr. Ralph Binnion, canny coach of a fight- ing bunch of boys. LEFT: Co-Captcins of the 1949 District 6AA Basketball Champions, Sam Vilches and James Baker. BELOW: Those “hard-working” managers, Harry Hill and Allen Pierce, having their usual hard time. John Butler Forward ABOVE: Corky arches a free shot in. RIGHT: Malcolm Bowers, Forward. Cc ) fe a 5 re) re) ® 2 5 - = ” © a 7) ae) 77) Ee bh Ww a Charles Smith LEFT: Paul Young, Forward. CIRCLE: Cheese waits for the rebound. SCORES OF THE SEASOP Opponent’s Hi Park’s Score Score Waco, 4) 24 26 Henderson . 30 39 ‘ Paschal... 00 25 ABOVE: Polytechnic 33 51 Corky and Henderson Abilene. . 23 38 of Waco strike a Abilene. . 25 26 graceful pose. Corsicana . 32 47 LEFT. Forest joe oO 4l F Fecny sae eecaeeS 27 Hurt keeps his eye on : Paschal 4%) 32 29 the ball down in Sulphur Springs . 22 29 Grand Prairie: = 12 36 Austin. Co-Captain James Baker Dick Bernet Co-Captain Sam Vilches Guard Guard Forward y x T | f LEFT: Lynch and Vilches go high into the air after the ball. RIGHT: George Hurt, guard. Opponent’s Hi Park’s Score Score Polytechnic 32 16 Denton . . 28 29 McKinney . 17 21 Sulphur Springs . 23 35 Grand Prairie. --. 17 34 WYiCICO Minne) tic. 49 Denton . . 39 38 McKinney . 25 37 Bonham 26 43 Bonham Ae PT 18 CIRCLE: Lynch follows through on a Lubbock . 46 24 long one. TOTALS. . 647 758 =f ay fr LEFT: That’s O.K., Sam; you'll get it Game Avg. 23.78 pts. 32.96 pts. ; — next time! Louis Weber Walton Miller Buddy Hayden Guard Forward Forward BELOW: Walt gets set for the game- saving shot at Bonham. Buddy Baird, Guard. ABOVE: Corky Lynch, Center. “Bill Farrell. Forward: BELOW: Bill Spies, Center. Bill Crawford Guard B-Squads FOOTBALL First Row: Coach Casey, Arthur McKin- strey, Jimmy Pigg, Sam Akard, Bobby Lilly, Ronald Crossman, Bob Kain, John Roach, Coach Ellis. Second Row: Dave Webb, Tom Knox, Jerry Thompson, Ray Redman, Duffy Sullivan, Jimmy McCorkle, Bill Foster, Suds Miller, Frank Barbosa. Third Row: Jim McCammon, A. D. Griffin, Jimmy Burg, Nick Bailey, Barnet Gold- berg, Barrie Balcom, Jack McJunkin, Howard Merrill, Lee Haviland. Fourth Row: Sam Vickers, Jimmy Robert- son, Jerry Schwartz, Bob Wallace, Charles Pepper, Vance Miller, Ronald Aitken, Tye Fain. Fifth Row: Bob Botts, Nesom Burt, Walter Smith, Matt Delaney, Charles Paine, John Morgan, Larry Burk, Tom Gale. Sixth Row: Dick Gowan, manager; Bobby Greer, manager. BASEBALL First Row: Melvin Peters, Frank Hemmert, George Minot, Arthur Barnes, Jimmy Robertson, Tim Guthrie, Dave Webb, Bill Belcher. Second Row: Morton Arledge, Charles An- derson, Bill Bowdry, Rom Gale, Bill Biggs, Sam Vickers, Tommy Houston. Third Row: Al Oppel, Robert Shoemaker, John Haynes, Nick Bailey, Fred Ablon, Bart Rominger, Coach Franklin. Fourth Row: Robert Paslay, Bobby Lilly, Don Alexander, Olin Lane, Larry Wil- liams, Don Binnion, Coach Firpo. BASKETBALL First Row: Ed Bernet, Sam Stevenson, John Roach, Kirby Edwards, Kruger Ragland, Vance Miller, John Marston, Charlie Anderson. Second Row: Owlan Layne, John Vokel, Ray Redman, Ronny Jones, Stewart Car- roll, Marion Reynolds, Sam Roland, Charles Holland, Coach Kennedy. Third Row: Johnny Capps, Arthur Barrett, Nick Bailey, Dave Webb, John Haynes, Alex Atchison, Morton Arlige, Barry Cohen. Above: The mile relay team: Larry Lacy, Gene Arnett, Bill Hutchison, and Bob Showen. Track Left: Captain Bob Showen, District broad jump champ, sprint relay team, and mile relay team. Below, left: Gene Arnett, District 440 champion, sprint relay, and mile relay. Below: Larry Lacy, winner of Dis- trict high and low hurdles, second in District pole vault, and mile relay team. Top Right: Lt. Comm. Floyd High- tower, coach. Top Left: Col. Newman B. Casey, coach. George Sarrafian, manager. Below: Bill Hutchison, second Dis- trict 220, sprint relay team, and mile relay team. David Weakley Bill Hutchison Walter Watson Sidney Stahl Jerry Owens Buddy Baird John Roach Carlton Sessions Don McMahon Dudley Miller Larry Lacy eee “Om, a9 a ian i hi. Tom Arthur Don Bretz Bill Crawford Ed Bernet Gene Arnett Jack Earhardt Dick Bernet Tom Harkey Earl Winston Bob Showen Larry Wells. Second Row: Coach Kennedy, Ray- mond Downey, Bill Bragg, Sam Rowland, Kirby Edwards, Alva Shepard, Wendell Bray, and Ray O'Connell. Third Row: George Hurt, Jack Archi- bald, Arthur McKinstry, Billy Lynch, George Wilson, and Lou Glazier. Coach Ernie Kennedy Catcher Snag Shepard Poppa Lou Glazier Pitcher Wendell (Bra) Bray First Base Raymond Downey DISTRICT 6AA CHAMPIONS First Row: Buddy West, Ben Cole, Gus MacDonald, Ed Genecov, and Baseball Country Cole Outfield Jack Archibald Catcher Pat Patrick Catcher Goose MacDonald Outfield Larry Wells and Ray O’Connell Managers Sam Rowland Second Base George Wilson Shortstop Baseball Left: Ed Genecoy Outfield Mac McKinstry Pitcher Bill Bragg Third Base George Hurt Outfield Corky Lynch Pitcher ‘SWIMMING Fonse Ragland is fast developing into one of the state’s fastest high school breast stroke swimmers. A mainstay in free style competition for the team last year, Fonse was changed to a breast stroke swimmer in the fall. His development and im- provement has been phenomenal and the Highland Park Medley Relay with Fonse swimming the breast stroke leg should be the class of the Interscholastic League. Leslie Beddoes, 15-year-old backstroke sensation, is re- garded as one of the finest high school backstroke prospects for national honors to develop locally in more than a decade. A letter winner as a freshman, Beddoes already this season has placed in the runner-up spot in the fastest swim league in which the Scots compete, the Southwestern A.A.U. Senior Men’s Championships. He placed second to the Southwest Conference champion Bob Cone of Texas U. in the 150-yard backstroke event. Front Row: Coach Wally Hoffrichter, John Stafford, Bob Timmins, Fonse Ragland. Second Row: Leslie Beddoes, Rogge Marsh, Widney Gillin, Pat Patrick. Third Row: Manager David Pfeiffer, Frank Barbosa, Nesom Burt. - ; | My A if Bobby Wertheimer, Courtney Henderson, Pat Grollman, Wayne Bennett, Charles Hol- land, Dan Stansbury, Marion Reynolds, Bob Spitzka, Paul Young, Walton Miller, Coach Raymond Akin. Below, left: Wayne Bennett, Regional and State Doubles king. Below: Paul (Coach Mung) Young. Doctor Strong Cousin Walt Miller Dan Stansbury State Doubles Champ Nesom Burt, and Fonse Ragland. and Col. Casey. Golf Left: Kirby Edwards Nesom Burt Malcolm Bowers Front Row: Jim Moser, Duffy Sullivan, Jim Hjelmseth, Right: Stewart Carroll Back Row: Hank McFadden, Jim Purse, Malcolm Bow- ers, Eric Gambrell, Kirby Edwards, Stewart Carroll, Jim Hjelmseth Hank McFadden ——— Top: Pierce and Harry Hill turn the the steam on James Baker in the Scotties’ plush new whirlpool bath. Top Right: Gus warms up with a couple of his teammates. Middle: Tracksters, Walter Watson, Davis Bottom, Bob Kain, and George Knowles, huff and puff through a practice mile. Middle Right: George Hurt, Corky Lynch, Dick Bernet, Cheese Vilches, and Billy Farrell modestly hide from the camera, Right: The fighting Scots take it out on their managers. ATHLETES e SZ Co Vis “7X ses A SON + cot sesame eeeealaaaenss Mrs. Berry and Miss Watson prepare for the volleyball season. Girls’ Sports Girls’ gym! The maker of future Babe Didricksons—the bane of our existence but, (really), a place of joy forever—where the payoff is greatest if we mix sweat-making exercise with abundant exercise of that thing we’re supposed to have between our ears (Mrs. Berry and Miss Watson do doubt think most of us have a vacuum there)—that transformer of cotton bale chassis into challengers of Venus de Milo— where champions are made. If we should walk in on the beginning of any one of the five classes a day, we would see six to eight blue-spotted lines. The blue spots are the girls in their favorite costume, the gym suit. After the process of calling roll, two teams trot gayly out to play speedball. Speedball is a good game in which to get blue legs and sore muscles. The object is to kick a ball past many legs and bodies and between the goal posts. When you learn how to keep your own feet, and keep the other fellow from fouling up your anatomy, it is a good and thrilling game. During this battle outside we shall find more battles going on inside. The lucky teams that stay indoors play tennequoit. Every girl is proud of herself when she is skilled enough teo catch the little round rubber ring and return it with a spinning twist that makes it impossible for one of the other team to catch. After these two exciting games, we slow down a bi t for posture and conditioning exercises. Then for days the girls can be seen limp- ing through the halls as if they have rheumatism. Through the deep knee bend to the swan the girls manage to stay pretty well together. We appreciate this training because it shows us how to be graceful and most of us need instructions for standing up straight. Faster than a speeding bullet! More powerful than a locomotive! It's not Superman, but the girls playing the all-time favorite, basket- pall. Each girl not only is able to play this wonderful game, but also has her turn to referee, umpire, and keep score. We usually have a few days before starting our class tournament to practice different kinds of shots and re-learn the rules of the game. At the end of each tournament each team from each class elects its best player to be an all-star. From each class a team of all-stars play the other classes’ all-stars. At the same time the class-winners are playing the other class-winners. When these games are over the winning all-star team and the winning class team play to determine the overall champion. Now with delight and a new start on life we usher in the spring term. With the spring term comes volleyball. This is to set the ball up, that is, for a person in the back to hit the ball up to a girl in front so she can knock it over in such a manner that the other team cannot return the ball. Most of the girls are crazy about this game and hate to see the date roll around when it is time to do something else. There’s a wreck! Is someone hurt? If a Hi Park girl is on hand shell know what to do for the victims. For several weeks we have very helpful instruction on what to do for those injured in accidents. Of course this includes the care of emergencies at home and school. It’s not just imaginary music that comes along with spring fever, but actual melodies floating from the gym during the time we learn hew to folk-dance. Not only do we learn that familiar do-si-do, but dances from many countries. This is the third year that our lassies have had the chance to learn these dances that are tops in fun. Strike three! You’re out! Oh, how we loathe to hear that. But we do like the game of softball. It’s wonderful to be out-of-doors and to soak in that wonderful Texas sun. Of course, it’s pretty hot, but we like to get out and run around the bases and chase the ball. This also gives us a chance to lose some of that pale look we’ve had since last fall. Along with softball comes badminton. This not only requires trying to hit the birdie while it is in the air but also trying to knock the birdie down from the rafter when we have overdone our strength and sent it there. If you think this is all the girls do you are sadly mistaken. For those extra energetic lassies there are Intramurals. These are divided into Monday-Wednesday and Tuesday-Thursday leagues. The winners from the two leagues play each other to determine the final cham- pions. For these girls the theme seems to be eat, play, and be merry. To our good friends, Mrs. Elsie Berry and Miss Gynne Watson, goes our gratitude for their patience, their energetic leadership, and their having made possible a year beth profitable and pleasant. And in the good old Hi Park lingo, “Thanks, heaps!” RUNNERS-UP Front Row: Catherine Williams, Loretta Kervin, and Martha Wallace. Second Row: Elaine Schwartz, Mary Aust, and Pat Lyford. Back Row: Gwynne Ackerman and Ida Bess Bennett. Tenniquoit ALL-STAR WINNERS Left to Right: Cynthia Hood, Nona Jean Browning, and Pat Walker. Top to Bottom: Nancy Linsteader, Joan Craugh, and Martha Wallace, INTRAMURAL WINNERS Front to Back: Patsy Kerr, Carlene Moore, and Lou Back Row: Ann Ramsay, Sydney Ann Shoemaker, Prothro. Jean Roberts, Patsy Pinson, and Ann Duckett. Tenniquoit INTRAMURAL RUNNERS-UP Front Row: Sally Buckley, Joann Carmichael, Mary Ann McFerran, Molly Riley, and Lou Swain. Back Row: Martha Henderson, Jane Armitage, Mary Ellen Bourdene, and Sue Ann Sigler. ALL-STARS Left to Right: Edith Ryser, Betty Bell, Dolores Saldivar, Joan Slevin, Tyke McFarland, Esther Browning, Captain; Ann Duckett, Jo Ann Ewing, Ann Moloy, and Shirley Feldman. Basketball INTRAMURAL CHAMPIONS Clockwise: Emily Eaves, Captain; Nancy Quinn, Esther Browning, Janice Tolleson, Joan Craugh, Betty Bell, Tanya Craddock Shirley Trippe, and Shirley Martin. = , INTRAMURAL RUNNERS-UP Front Row: Nona Browning, Gerre Brandt, Emily Hemmingson, Ann Duckett, and the shoes of absent Captain Cynthia Hood. Back Row: Pat Walker, Martha Wallase, Shirley Feldman, Gwen Ackerman, and Ann Ramsay. Basketball CLASS RUNNERS-UP Clockwise: Sue Pingree, Alice Koch, Ann Lynn Glasscock, Jane Armitage, Betty Jo Gross, and Jocelyne Hill. Lola Mann, Cap- tain, absent. ALL-STAR WINNERS Left to Right: Alice Hughes, Cynthia Hood, Nona Browning, Shirley Trippe, Shirley Feldman, Martha Wallace, Suzanne Buch- anan, and Joanne Van Schoeler. Volleyball INTRAMURAL WINNERS Front Row: Gwen Ackerman, Shirley Feldman, Ann Duckett, Captain; Shirley Trippe, and Martha Wallace. Back Row: Gerre Brandt, Pat Walker, Ann Ramsay, Joan Craugh, Cynthia Hood, Nona Browning, and Emily Hemmingson, HIGHLANDER 145-160 Speedball Class Winners Left to Right: Jeanette Scharf, Jane Hodges, Pat Rodgers, Anne Weaver, Emily Eaves, Captain; Marilyn Eck- ert, Jean Roberts, Marilyn McDon- ald, and Shirley Trippe. Volleyball Class Runners-Up Front Row: Barbara Watkins, Betty Jo Gross, and Jocelyn Hill. Back Row: Elizabeth Pierce and Sally Armitage. eg as ey COLE EOL Speedball All-Star Runners-Up Left to Right: Esther Browning, Shi! ley Feldman, Amy Maloy, Collee Gowen, Jo Ann Ewing, Ann Duel, ett, Betty Bell, Gloria Spangler, J Ann Smith, Kitty Miers, and Edit) Ryser. a OEE LAS TOES FLA ALLELE All-Star Winners Front Row: Jane Armitage and Lou Swain. Center Row: Mary Ann McFerran, and Joann Carmichael. Back Row: Molly Riley, Betty’ Bell, and Esther Browning. Ann Duckett Nancy Jane Ashby Tennis Left: Nan Walker, Marilyn Mayes, Nancy Jane Ashby, Joan Craugh, Ann Duckett, Nancy Quinn, Shirley Marti n, and Coach Akin line up for a cheesecake shot. Below, Left: Nancy Quinn, Regional Doubles Champ. Below: Marilyn Mayes. Shirley Martin Regional Doubles Winner Barbara Tyson, Alma Currier, Carol Moss, and Lorelei Bohmfalk prepare to depart on a nocturnal jaunt. The whole club at the Preston Hollow Riding Stables. Riding Club Sara Forbes, Sara Roehr, Rita Sue Easely, and Miss Edna Mae Simmons, sponsor, show that they can sit down after all. Mary Ann Yates, Marilyn Mayes, and Mary Deen Compton hold back Shirlene McLean, Kathryn Bowlby and Jo Ann Reich. Back home and ready for bed. Calisthenics It’s the girls’ gym during “a sit-up trunk twist.” They‘re not being pixies, it’s only the “cut step and turn.’ Graceful, yes, it’s “arm circling”. Now they’re “side bobbing”. Sway-backed? Try the “arm fling’’ sometime. Compliments of the Parent-Teacher Association. Sag LREXOSL KC S S NS : @ @ ® e. LSS 4 CR 0O.T C Cra Zp XS e N CK FAS Se - | SK OLS SOPRA Py Mn CEs | SX | SIX Yl . OS SOX , ON BK S OR 4 €: ix 5X Reserve Officers Training Corps The R.O.T.C. unit at High- land Park High School is, for the record, a jUnior unit of the 4523rd ASU ROTC commanded by Lt. Col. R. L. Moses, PMS T of Dallas and Highland Park High Schools. But to the boys at Hi Park it is a chance io show others and them- selves that they are lead- ers, a chance to show that they can follow leadership as well as lead a group, a chance to learn many valu- able subjects which are not offered in a regular high school curriculum, but which are of great impor- tance during this day of college R.O.T.C. since the three years of junior gives the boy credit for one year of senior college R.O.T.C. Our school was one of the first to receive a supe- rior rating by the regular army inspectors of the 4th Army. One reason behind this rating is the spirit which each boy feels in his individual squad, his com- pany, and his regiment. In an effort to get himself to the top, the cadet tries to get his unit to the top. The other reason was the excel- lent program and instruc- tion offered by the com- mandant. Lt. Commander Floyd R. Hightower, USNR, the assistant commandant, Col. Instructor Newman F. Casey, and our regular army instructors, Captain Eugene H. Kipp, Master Sergeant Thomas C. Black, and First Sergeant Samuel R. Wederstrandt. Col. In- structor Emerson J. Bor- oughs developed one of the finest bands in the school’s history, and was shown throughout the year at parades and concerts. Due to this combined effort of officers and men, the R.O.T.C. had its most suc- cessful year in the corps’ history. ¥ RO. 13@) OFEIGERS FLOYD R. HIGHTOWER NEWMAN F. CASEY EMERSON J. BOROUGHS Lieutenant Commander U.S.N.R. Colonel Instructor Colonel Instructor Commandant Assistant Commandant Band Director a E. H. KIPP, JR. THOMAS C. BLACK SAMUEL R. WEDERSTRANDT Captain Infantry U.S.A. Master Sergeant U.S.A. First Sergeant U.S.A. Supply and Ordnance Assistant Field Instructor Rifle Team Coach RICHARD SAUNDERS ALLEN PIERCE Cadet Colonel Cadet Colonel Regimental Commander Regimental Commander ReOm Gr OF FIIGERS Top Row: Lieutenant Colonels: Bill Farrell, Judson Francis, Majors John Butler, Miles Julian, Rogge Marsh, Jack Mathis, Perry McPherson. Second Row: Major Elliott Mendenhall, Captains Robin Acton, Tom Bailey, Ben Bateman, Allan Crawford, Howard DuPuy, Joe Fisher, Olin Lancaster. Third Row: Captains George McCulloch, Jerry McKinsey, Bill McVeigh, Bill Moses, Alfred Ruebel, Don Tabor, Lewis Wertheimer, First Lieutenant Douglas Hawkins. Fourth Row: First Lieutenants: Phelps Helvenston, Gordon Hosford, Fonse Ragland, Jack Rankin, Charles Roe, Bob Showen, Second Lieutenants Wayne. Abernathy, Bob Alderdice. : Fifth Row: Second Lieutenants Richard Allen, Tom Arthur, Hal Bateman, Bob Bentz, John Biggers, Davis Bottom, Bob Kain, Bill Kling- man. Sixth Row: Second Lieutenants George Knowles, Harold Lacy, Don Marth, Foster Poole, Hobert Price, Riley Smith, Sam Thompsen, Henry Yeager. Company D Officers Front and Center Company E Passes in Review SS a F The Corps Passes in Review ‘ee VW Ww wnu uD A ae “‘ oi a = VNVY Decoration of the Guidons Na Company C � .__ 2 +e F | } | Ni Ni 1 i , | } 1 5 A’ =_ ROG TYKE McFARLAND | Regimental Queen | Q U E E N S } Queen Company E PAT WALKER JANET GREENE Queen Company A Queen Company D | KAY TUTT HARRIET THOMPSON WANDA DANIEL Queen Company B Band Queen Queen Company C a +. —_ Ad et oy Pre “4 Decoration of Guidons Memorial Service QUEENS MILITARY Clockwise: Jane Froman Revue Queen Queen Company A Elaine Cleveland Queen Company C Emily Hemmingson Queen Company B Delores Davis Queen Company D Mary Ann Yates Queen Company E Barbara Bolanz Queen Band a First Row, left to right: PFC Bruce Boss, Flute; 2nd Lt. Robert Bentz, Oboe; Pvt. Sammy Marshall, Oboe; Rec. Jean Geron, Bass Clarinet; Pvt. Eddie Bennett, Clarinet; Pvt. Richard Johns, Clarinet; Sgt. Gene Thompson, Clarinet; PFC John Moore, Clarinet; 2nd Lt. Henry Yeager, Clarinet; Capt. Gordon Hosford, Clarinet. Second Row: Cpl. Keith Allen, French Horn; PFC Walter Williams , French Horn; Rec. Park Murchisoi’, French Horn; Pvt. James Marsh, French Horn; Pvt. Robert Martin, Tenor Saxophone; Cpl. James Purse, Alto Saxophone; 2nd Lt. James Alderdice, Alto Saxophone; Cpl. David Mclintire, Alto Saxophone; Sgt. William Donnell, Baritone; Pyt. William Meaders, Baritone; Rec. Roy Martin, Clarinet; PFC Jerry Barshop, Clarinet. [Third Row: Major Alfred Ruebel, Cornet; Cpl. Paul Mattarock, Cornet; Master Sgt. Mason Briggs, Cornet; Ist Lt. Harold Bateman, Cornet; Sgt. Wil- liam Steel, Cornet; Pvt. Mark Kelso, Cornet; Pvt. Bud Fuller, Cornet; Cpl. Shannon Murchison, Cornet; Pvt. Richard Roden, Cornet; Rec. Horace Moss, Cornet; Rec. James Palmer, Cornet; Rec. Don Telkamp, Cornet; Sgt. Robert LeMay, Bass; PFC Charles Payne, Bass; PFC John Morgan, Bass; Rec. William Jernigan, Drums; Pvt. Robert Coffee, Trombone; Pvt. Don McFarland, Trombone; Cpl. Bruce Allen, Trombone; 2nd Lt. Sam Thompson, Trombone; PFC Robert Bice, Trombone; Rec. Paris Rutherford, Trombone. tanding: Pvt. Herbert Davis, Drums; PFC H. D. McCarty, French Horn and Drums; PFC Marshall Simmons, Drums; Sgt. Craft Edmunds, Cl. |., Bass and Drums; Rec. William Belcher, Drums; Col. Emerson J. Boroughs, Director. Not in Picture: Pyt. Richard Wink, Flute. It’s been a busy year for the Band members. September was scarcely over before they started off with a solo performance at Hensley Field on Air F orce Day. Next they were chosen by the TMEA regional committee to participate in the Band Festival with seventeen other bands at the State Fair. They trod the Cotton Bowl turf twice more—as guests of the SMU Band and at the Wichita Falls game. Naturally, they didn’t miss a Hi Park football game whether it was in Waco or at Highlander Stadium. Those with a vagabond’s itchy feet were pleased by trips to Waco, Sherman, McKinney, and Sulphur Springs. 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Printing: Gon eres ee eee ce eee 204 Williams; Walters Bitees x ciae otew eeeeee ce 181 Wimberly, Werth, Insurance Co. 2222.22... --2-n2ecr eens nartcee 181 Woolworth yy Fe We secession seer eee eee 204 Appearances Are Not Deceiving! Yes, It Is Attractive. ..It Is Modern! It bespeaks efficiency. Enter the portals and discover for yourself that the spirit and service of this bank truly are in keeping with your first impression. MER EG RES Si Ade BANK UNIVERSITY PARK Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation aes There has been a friendship between you PROFESSIONAL and Hi Park and this store which we appreciate, that we hope you'll carry on OPTOMETRIC through the years... EXAMINATION E. M. KAHN Co. Main and Elm at Lamar DR. l. BRODSKY { OPTOMETRIST At Linz 1608 Main — Page One Hundred Sixty-five Ready to go. These bus trips surely do make you hungry. Who would have thought that It was such a long way to Waco? When are we going to start? Can you tell what she’s get in her hand? For the Classiest Haircut in Town it’s the VILLAGE BARBER SHOP GORDON COX, Owner and Phone J8-4911 Sincere Good Wishes ie Village Gamera Graduates of 1949 Our Hearty Congratulations Sudamerica-Dallas Spanish School FRED yan PIERCE SPANISH EXCLUSIVELY, with the best conversational | method, Native experienced teachers only. This is the INSURANCE SCHOOL where you should take those SPECIAL LES- | SONS you may need for your SPANISH or FRENCH EXAMINATION, and for acquiring a practical knowl- ‘ : : edge and conversational ability in these languages. Highland Park Shopping Village Private, Semi-private and Small Group Classes dur- ing day and evening. Special Summer Courses for High School and College Students. Approved for Veterans. 402 Highland Park Shopping Village L6-6163 Page One Hundred Sixty-six For the BEST in Sporting Goods PLAZA PRINTERY PRINTING @ ENGRAVING STATIONERY @ OFICE SUPPLIES JONES AND MOLLETT 6914-16 Snider Plaza Highland Park Shopping Village Phone J8-4435 DALLAS 15, TEXAS J Premen’s Ladies Apparel Shop 6717 Preson Road Phone J8-2045 DALLAS, TEXAS a Your Friends — BERRY’S PHARMACY 6200 High School Ave. L-4118 DALLAS, TEXAS GOGGANS and RITCHIE BERNARD’S RUGS “Anything for the Floor’ Attorneys-at-Law 4539 Lovers Lane Phone J8-7813 On the Miracle Mile ee H. G. GOGGANS Compliments of | R. A. RITCHIE The Highland Park | J. W. CROSLAND State Bank | ROBERT F. RITCHIE CE ; Page One Hundred Sixty-seven A lighter moment at the Orchestra party. Our valiant corps goes aloft to dec- orate for the ROTC officers dance. Mr. Dabney peers out at the world from his domain, the bookroom. Mrs. Owen thoughtfully selects tomorrow’s assignment. THOMAS OPTICAL CO. BEAUTY BAR On thei Miracleattle Ground Floor, Medical Arts Building ; D. HARTIN THOMAS DAN L. THOMAS Phone L6-3736 4332 Lovers Lane Phones R-1006, C-4493 Dallas, Texas Congratulations to the | Class of ‘49 from Consumers Poultry Station FIFE CLEANERS The Home of Milk Fed Poultry” COMPLETE CLEANING SERVICE for DRESSED FRESH DAILY Lads n’ Lassies 5203 Greenville Phone E6-344] 3411 Rosedale Phone L6-3576 Telephone C-4766 - C-6612 KINGSBURY ABE |. BRILLING FAMOUS FOR TIES Insurance of Every Description SMART MEN’S WEAR “Absolutely Personal Service” 1516-A Main Street 920 Republic Bank Bldg. Dall epublic ban g hehe Between Ervay and Akard . ' | oa Et Page One Hundred Sixtyseight STANLEY MARTIN AGENCY State Mutual Life Assurance Company of WORCESTER, MASSACHUSETTS Incorporated 1844 Associates DON CLARK JOHN OLIVER FRANK DUFEK JACK PIERCE NEWMAN LONG QUINT QUIGLEY BILL WALDMAN 508 DALLAS NATIONAL BANK BUILDING Riverside 9208 LOOK TO MOBILGAS GABLE Electric Service MOBILOIL JOE ADAMS i HOME REPAIR SERVICE MAGNOLIA abi SERVICE STATION SERVICE ON ALL MAKES Lubrication ... Mobil Tires of RADIOS AND ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Washing ... Polishing 7058 Snider Plaza 6713 Snider Plaza Page One Hundred Sixty-nine. Yes, it’s Barnett Goldberg and Sidney Stahl subbing for the barker at the State Fair. Bob Kain, Claire Hiet, George Knowles, and Alice Hughes smile at the camera over their cotton candy. Corny? | know, but their feet really did hurt. Don MacMillan, Jo Ann McClintock, Doris Horner, and Lynn Weaver plainly show that they do, An unidentified twosome working from both ends of “The Biggest Hotdog in Town.” Compliments of 1 Apbracie th Nevills’s Patronage and Good Will JEWELRY — GIFTS of Our High School Friends 4402 Lovers Lane — Dallas Phone L-2496 DALLAS RAILWAY TERMINAL CO. DELMANNN‘S Women’s Wear EVA MANDELSTAM Street Car and Motor Coach Service 6401-A Hillcrest Ave. Telephone J8-8507 Page One Hundred Seventy PARK CITY MUSIC COMPANY Radio — Television — Pianos — Records 6611 Snider Plaza Phone L-4045 bet See —$$ = © - = FINE FOODS, INC. BOOK NOOK GIFT SHOP 4443 Lovers Lane L-3171 6403 Hillcrest 1613 Greenville On the Miracle Mile 38-8955 DALLAS 17-4565 A New Plant for Your Satisfaction DANIEL DRY CLEANING CO. 6309 Hillcrest Phone L-9927 ——-:. SYS - O_O Compliments of LE SURE BEAUTY SALON . OLIN SCURLOCK CO. Complete Beauty Service REAL ESTATE — CONTRACTOR 4333 Lovers Lane Phone 16-3811 6727 Hillcrest gs Compliments of KNOX STREET FLORISTS The Hooper Plumbing Co. 3113 Knox Phone J8-0162 WATER HEATER SPECIALIST For All Floral Needs Phone L-9971 6725 Hillcrest Se ee v J , University | Bicycle Shop 6713 Hillcrest agse J8-5625 Bicycles and Supplies BETTER BIGGER i Hobby Models and Motors PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO. of DALLAS | Lawn Mower Grinding Duplicate Keys Made 2201 Leonard Phone C-2211 Page One Hundred Seventy-one the Future iS yours... keep it BRIGHT! Yessiree, there’s plenty of opportunity for you young folks right here in Dallas. Real opportunity to create a bright future for yourself, rear a family and establish a home. That’s where I’ll be helping you by continuing to provide a plentiful supply of dependable electric service to homes and businesses here in Dallas. I wish you the best of luck on the way. DALLAS POWER LIGHT COMPANY e Page One Hundred Seventyetwo THE RUSH COMPANY Everything for Art and Mechanical Drawing 1305 Elm Street Phone R-4403 |e ies Se te ees SCOTTIE BARBER SHOP “Home of the Highlander’ VILLAGE JEWELER Watches, Diamonds, Gifts, Imports Your Business Sincerely Appreciated FINE WATCH REPAIRING WILSON E. BROOKS, Owner Phone J8-0021 Dallas 3500 Granoda Phone 16-3696 62 Highland Park Compliments Compliments of MISS KATHRYN CURRIN MANHATTAN Real Estate — Loans ENG Insurance DRY CLEANING 5964 Northwest Highway Exclusiwwely for Women E6-2811 4518 Lovers Lane Phone J8-7549 Wie Cig Dr. McDonald congratulates Betty for getting Secretary of THSPA. Some famous Scotties at lunch. Dig deep, Mrs. Carroll. Our own Joan Mathews demonstrates her nationally known form. A serious moment in front of World War Il memorial plaque. Page One Hundred Seventy-three ABOVE: Curtis Pickens and Larry Burke experience that old familiar feeling—caught by Mr. Wisseman. ABOVE: Miss Steed’s make-up art- ists messing around. CIRCLE: Miss Thornell gleefully makes those little red marks. LEFT: Mr. and Mrs. Kidd, followed by the Jeffers, really prance at a square dance. PHOTOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT THURMAN RANDLE CO. B U R te f S 208 N. Akard St. Dallas, Texas @ongratulations to the Class of ’49 a Department Store Congratulations to the Class of ‘49 Knox and Cole Phone L6-6500 THE BAND BOX 28 Highland Park Shopping Village Compliments of P. G. CALAME Jeweler 15 Highland Park Shopping Village La P17 1-6 Compliments of J. E. FOSTER SON, INC. 1201 Commerce MORTGAGES — LOANS Paege One Hundred Seventy-four a ee eee — — 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 Areas... Delivery Service When Desired Visit Our Fountain C. B. ANDERSON and Complete Drug Store CO., INC. Prescription Service 5504 Lovers Lane PRESTON ROAD PHARMACY Phone D4-9737 6901 Preston Road Phone L-9991 Let us beauty your home with D. A. WILKES J. P. GOODWIN Furniture of Distinction Owners and Operators NSS SEE] Page One Hundred Seventyefive ABOVE: Some of the more promi- nent Hi-Lites gather around the old Christmas tree. ABOVE: Martha Wallace helps Miss Gillon look for one of those many cards you filled out last fall. LEFT: Miss Stewart doesn’t seem to approve of what’s going on | CIRCLE: Doc Pate catches forty the blackboard. ) winks during an intermission. Compliments of THE ROSEY -SHOP “Fashions in Flowers” Highland Park Pharmacy, Inc. ETHICAL PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS Knox at Travis Phone L-2126 Phone J8-3462 8231 Preston Road SS le ee St Se WHITTLE MUSIC COMPANY Compliments of The Southwest's Most Complete FOSTER CLEANERS Music House : 1108 Elm Phone C-5191 5407 Lovers Lane Phone D4-3195 ® In sincere appreciation of the patronage and friendship of the entire Student Body and Faculty of the Highland Park High Schools for the past twenty-five years. AMERICAN BEAUTY COVER COMPANY 2002-8 North Field Street : The Cover on This Book Was Produced in This Plant Ignition, Starter and Generator Service, Motor DR. PAUL FOWLER Tune-up, Brake Relining and Adjusting Optometrist Alexander’s Service Station FOR APPOINTMENT PHONE L-9116 WASHING - LUBRICATING IRI - Tl D TTERIES 15 Highland Park Shopping Village TRE REE Rec OsP OT TERI DALLAS 5, TEXAS Phone L-3544 7001 Preston Road DALLAS, TEXAS Page One Hundred Seventy-six —Vour you v= man enough to UsE ny account at my favorite man’s shop Daly Mayes lovingly, Nad For Making the Grade in High Always Use MASTERPIECE PAPER and TABLETS Thew Wide Acceptance by Both Teachers and Pupils in Highland Park Schools Is Evidence of Their Popularity! c y There Is No Substitute for Quality FOR SALE BY BETTER SCHOOL SUPPLY STORES EVERYWHERE ATGHI.ANNDER 177 : ——= : : ——————————— — Page One Hundred Seventyeseven RIGHT: Her Royal Highness Tyke McFarland, and her Court at the Officers dance. BELOW: Those poor, neg- lected orderlies sit one ABOVE: Officers and dates, front and center. LEFT: Guards snap to atten- tion for Major Perry Mc- Pherson and Janet Greene. KATHY-ANN SHOP Complete line of Ladies’ Ready-to-W ear BEGKo Lingerie — Hosiery — Accessories F R| E D CH | C KE N 6827 Snider Plaza Phone J8-1509 Compliments of 5820 Lovers Lane Phone J8-3854 Central Investment Company GREETINGS ape HIGHLANDERS KIRBY BLDG., DALLAS, TEXAS Branches OMAHA SAN ANTONIO PLAINVIEW ST. PAUL b Page One Hundred Seventy-eight ARTISTRY IN FLOWERS Distinctive in Arrangement Yet No Higher in Price Clothes of Quality and Distinction e Fine Westernwear Flower-A-Day Shop @ Town and Sportswear e Men's Suits, Furnishings | Knox at Travis St. Phone L-2103 H@. © Boots and Shoes @e ROTC Uniforms LOW COST HIGH VALUE cOOLrt EAR DUNLAP-SWAIN Our Business Is a 100% Dallas Organization Owned, Managed, and Personally Supervised by DEVEREUX DUNLAP and JACK SWAIN Harwood and Pacific 638 West Jefferson Highland Park Shopping Village 3800 Parry Page One Hundred Seventy-nine — CONGRATULATIONS, SCOTTIE SENIORS! ON YOUR JUNE GRADUATION FORMER SCOTTIES WHO ARE NOW IN TEAXS A. M. Baker, James Barry, Walker Bell, J. D. Bowser, Dan Brewer, Richard Buchanan, Cloyde Charlton, G. W. Clark, T. N. Dardeganian, Stephen Davidson, F. T. Davis, Tie Ellisor, Grover Elmblad, Richard Flowers, Jim Glitsch, Michael Henslee, Waldo Jack, R. W. Jones, J. F. Jordan, J. P. Levin, Martin L. LoCaste, Jim Martin, DeLoach Massengale LeVon McJunkin, Herbert Payne, R. F. Pfeifer, Raemon Porter, J. W. Raley, J. L. Rattan, Travis Rejebian, M. . Rogers, D. L. Rollins, A. W. Rowe, John G. Schulman, Myron Smith, Russell Souter, Eugene Vehon, R. M. Williams, C. L. Witty, W. M. Compliments of DICK PRICE MOTOR COMPANY DE SOTO Page One Hundred Eighty PLYMOUTH Loma Alto Cleaners WALTER B. WILLIAMS R. D. ROSS, Owner Phone L-4446 Your Dependable Cleaner Specializing in Park Cities Properties Phone L-5116 4110 Loma Alto Dr. SOUTHWESTERN BALFOUR COMPANY Supplying Senior Rings, Club Pins, Trophies Commencement Announcements Downtown Sales Office Sanger Bros., Second Floor Phone R-4079 Compliments of q WERTH WIMBERLY COMPANY 4 Insurance and Loans qf Empire State Bank Building Distinctive Apparel for Dallas, Texas Young Men and Women 4420 Lovers Lane The morning after the THSPA in Denton. Highland Fling. Dick, Barbara, David, and Elsa go western at Annual Backward Dance. Stags caught by an intermis- sion at a football dance. Page One Hundred Eightyeone TOP: Tuesday morning parade. BOTTOM: Demonstration of the mortar. VACATION PICTURES JUST AHEAD ‘et them at their best ... clear and sharp, in sparkling black and white or brilliant color. You can depend on Marlow’s fine cameras, accessories, and film finishing for the best possible pictures. marlow’s “the Camera Store in Dallas” 1610 Main Street TOP: “I pledge allegiance to the flag .. .” BOTTOM: Our dead-eye rifle team. Compliments of SEMOS RESTAURANT and SEMOS PHARMACY 540 West Commerce Page One Hundred Eighty-two TENISON Doral Co., Ine. ARTISTIC DESIGNS OF QUALITY 3113 OAK LAWN AVENUE Phone L-3139 Dallas 4, Texas Compliments of Compliments of INWOOD GLIDDEN PAINT GUION GREGG, SR., Realtor WALLPAPER STORE GUION GREGG, JR., Insurer 5406 Lovers Lane Phone Dixon 4-8542 6918 Snider Plaza Phone L-2171 Good Luck to the Class of ‘49 from TURNER’S CLEANERS Telephone J8-3388 WILCOX LUMBER CO. PARK CITIES MOTORS LUMBER DEPT. PAINT DEPT. COMPLETE AUTOMOBILE SERVICE 4611 Cole Ave. 3213 Knox St. 8215 Preston Road L=4165 L6-3855 G. D. Goltharp E. S. Patterson ee eee ae 2 ee | SS SS R. M. PEACOCK CLINE MUSIC COMPANY, INC. SERVICE STATION Everything for the Band or Orchestra “Mobil Products’’ GUARANTEED REPAIR WORK Knox at Travis Phone L-5036 1409 Elm Street Phone C-1948 Established 1921 L. J. SHARP HARDWARE Our 28th Anniversary Serving the Park Cities Two Stores for Your Convenience KITCHENWARE — APPLIANCES — LAWN AND GARDEN SUPPLIES 4244 Oak Lawn 6915 Preston Road L-2181 L-2183 We Deliver Page One Hundred Eighty-three An’ it’s a Boob Irby an’ hees a boys. Commando? No, Mr. Greer at 4:00 p.m. Cream of the Corps—the crack plattoon. Six heads are better than one (especially these). EAGLE PRINTING COMPANY Printing to Perfection Compliments of 3115 Knox St. Phone J8-5415 We Cover North Dallas and Park Cities Norman G. Germany MOBILUBRICATION — BATTERY SERVICE PARKER SERVICE STATION 25¥2 Highland Park Village Mockingbird Lane and Preston L-9775 DALLAS SWENSON’S JEWELRY AND PHOTOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT PRECISION WATCH REPAIRING Compliments of Visit Us in Our New Location 3226 Knox hone L-1563 C. W. (Smoke) Belew eo MAJESTIC CLEANERS 4123 Oak Lawn Phone L-5533 _ eee OS... Page One Hundred Eighty-four Coouls on the Box adds Wuch ta the Gift fat thing eth a Uhl Coots fe DALLAS JEWELERS ROACH PAINT COMPANY In our modern plant we manufacture a complete line of high grade painting materials. For nineteen years we have been furnishing these on much of the best work being done in Highland ; Park and University Park. 417 North Harwood Dallas 1, Texas ee — LV LPTSSSSSSSS— Page One Hundred Eighty-five LEFT: Here comes the Orff (Paul Cochran, that it). CORNER: Ole Jay Hi- Way helps the Bolanz campaign. BELOW: Hurry, hurry, hurry! Get yer genu- wine Mary Frances Myers forget-me-nots right here. CORNER: Six-foot- four Bobby Hamilton dons a peanut shell for Foster Poole. CIRCLE: Climax: voting booth! Compliments E. V. CAMPBELL CLEANING AND DYING CO. Shop With GUIRY, 4304 Lemmon Phone L-7978 COLE KNOX SERVICE STATION HUMBLE PRODUCTS Sinclair Gasoline Goodrich Tires Hardware Garden Tools Zenith Radios and Television Fishing Tackle Bicycles Hunting and Fishing Licenses WASHING, GREASING, POLISHING REPAIR WORK JIMMIE HARRIS Phone L-0209 Gully’s Village Store It's a Pleasure to Serve Northwest Highway and Douglas E6-3872 — Phones — E6-0094 THE SCOTS Dallas, Texas 5220 Lovers Lane at Inwood Rd. Page One Hundred Eighty-six | Go to the Game Via ADMIRAL TELEVISION | from PARK CITIES RADIO APPLIANCE | Home of Fine Appliances Phone L-9088 4421 Lovers Lane BLOSSOM SHOP Blossom Shop for Flowers | | | | : Exclusive But Not Expensive 61 Highland Park Village Phone L-5138 | | | | | | | © Congratulations Graduating Class of 1949 | RENWAR OIL CORPORATION ————————————— | Page One Hundred Eighty-seven SHOP WITH THE MERCHANTS in the HIGHLAND PARK SHOPPING VILLM (Preston Road at Mockingbird Lane) Almost every shopping need can be satisfied in this most modern and convenient shopping center Parking for 600 Automobiles FLIPPEN-PRATHER STORES, INC. Page One Hundred Eighty-eight HIGHLAND PARK SECRETARIAL SCHOOL Special Courses in Shorthand and Typing 402 Highland Park Shopping Village Phone L-7473 Miracle Mile Stationers KATHLEEN FREEMAN 4506 Lovers Lane Phone L6-5773 FLOWERS . . GIFTS Gifts — Stationery — Toys 4439 Lovers Lane Phone J8-0231 Your Friendly Neighborhood Hudson Dealer L. R. ROBERTSON MOTORS Meet Our Courteous Salesmen and Factory-Trained Mechanics Phone T-1019 5526 E. Mockingbird Phone T-2092 Nothing serious, only John Kelly and Gerry Pon- drum in a Latin Club play. Coffin, Francis, and Marshall, accompanied by Webb, thrill the “travelers.” A slight difference of opinion, amounting to about a hundred miles. The psycos gang up on Dr. Elliott. Page One Hundred Eighty-nine otter Art Jnou Studios METAL ARTISANS OF THE SOUTHWEST ptt ef NG ee. Rolter Ar? Dalles Ornamental Iron, Bronze, and Aluminum, Both Marble and Bronze Garden Furniture, Lighting Fixtures, Antiques, Andirons 2927 North Henderson Street Phones T-1462 - T-1463 Visit the Aewlhy Enlarged Potter Antique Shui eo Page One Hundred Ninety “On Vengeance Height,” our second place winner in the district one act play contest. Spring rehearsal for ‘You Can’t Take It with You”— what's that last line? Near 300 Bowlers—Miss Boyd and Miss Walters Jimmy (Hop Harrigan) Taylor at the controls. MIRACLE MILE PHARMACY THE REXALL STORE 4400 Lovers Lane Phone L-3129 Free Delivery on Prescription and Sickroom Needs FRED M. BARTON PAUL MONTANIO Registered Pharmacists Cowan's 5c to $5.00 Store Mrs. J. M. COWAN, Owner Telephone Lakeside 3584 Highland Park Shopping Village YOUR FOOD STYLIST SIMON DAVID “EAT. THE BEST” ESTABLISHED 1889 Greetings from A Scottie Stronghold North Texas Lumber Co. “If It’s Lumber — Call Our Number” Dallas — Victor 4-3635 Richardson 7191 Laughzad Pho tog caphe TS Enjoyed, As Always Making Highlander Pictures 6411 Hillcrest -— L-3860 Highlander Official Photographer Page One Hundred Ninety-one Gym can be fun! ASTON’S ENGLISH BAKERY Located in Oak Lawn at Lemmon and Wycliff Lemmon Avenue Bus by the Door DREYFUSS SON Birthday, Woda pk Das Squares Pies, Pastries, Salt Rising Bread Rolls and Bread at 4:30 Every Afternoon 4306 LEMMON LAKESIDE 5080 the clothes you On a ee ee ee eee KIMMEY’S HARDWARE HARDWARE — PAINT — SPORTING GOODS GIFTS — GIFT WRAPING want, you'll find in 6611 Hillcrest Phone L-7973 THE VARSITY SHOP One Block North S.M.U. Campus and the Flowers for Every Occasion Corsages, Table Pieces, Funeral Designs New Gir-s’ SHOP GEORGIA MAKOY FLOWERS 6803 Preston Road at Druid Lane ° - Preyluss Son DREYFUSS e THIRD FLOOR 4504 Lovers Lone Phone L-7884 — Page One Hundred Ninety-two TENNESSEE Your Best Food cy At Its Best ‘ Page One Hundred Ninety-three There’s foul play afoot! First aid—(They’Il need it by time class is over!) Mr. Wiseman and Mr. Bin- nion making music — moun- tain style. Compliments of mpire State Bank 1806 Main Phone C-4382 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Page One Hundred Ninety-four CONGRATULATIONS, SCOTS! Now Meet and Eat at the New, Ultra-modern SCOTTIES INN “The Only Star-Shaped Counter in the Southwest” ‘Booths and Speedy Curb Service — The Best Hamburgers in Town Steaks — Chops Malts — Sundaes — Parfaits Personal Supervision of Ex-Scot Charlie Barbosa, Jr. 5001 LOVERS LANE PHONE D4-2920 Physics Lap, MR. Marshal: I SEE —Now stupents Notice Closely what HAPPENS WHEN IT NCREASE to 2,900,000 Volts... . Bailey Page One Hundred Ninety-five we! , yer: pat snile OF, St FINE RESTAURANTS f(a Enjoy the best in fine foods and 7 the pleasant atmosphere always found at Sammy’s Compliments of a Friend Page One Hundred Ninety-six Joe Here , Just CAME IN FROM +he ANNEY--- aut MESSINA BROS. mmA-n BEEF ‘N BUN Invisible Shoe Repairing Leather Gifts Hickory Smoked Barbecue No. 1 Lovers Lane at Loma Alto A935 overctLane L-2812 On the Miracle Mile No. 2 6731 Hillcrest L6-2311 wm — r-mo UNIVERSITY BARBERS “On the Drag” Across from S.M.U. Good Luck and Success to the 6330 Hillcrest Phone L-0252 ; P. L. KILGORE, Prop. Class of ‘49 ——_)_—$$—$—$ pot THE SPUDNUT SHOP_ Dewey Goodman’s Knox Street HIGHLAND PARK CAFETERIA Snider Plaza at Rosedale L-3788 “Good Things to Eat — A Daily Treat” Page One Hundred Ninety-seven See The Pilot Candid Television Set a complete 21-tube portable television set for only $99.50. The RCA-Victor Madame X a complete new system of recorded music. The Complete RCA-Victor Line of Radio and Television Sets with the “Golden Throat” tone system. The Fisher Radio-Phonograph-Television “the Rolls-Royce of Radio” plus tax The Radio Gallery 4512 McKinney Ave. Phone L6-6619 The Exclusive in Radio and Television ————— SSS ESESSpppppppBaBH4EHRH_’H aL— _____=_E=E=E=_—_—___== Page One Hundred Ninetyeeight yeels TI DOW+CARE iF hE Dio Block | | You too haro— Bailey FOR REALLY GOOD FOOD — | Tasty Greek-—Oriental—-American Dishes POPULAR PRICES For Reservations Call THE TORCH OF ACROPOLIS Winfield 4388 VICTOR H. SEMOS, Owner 3636 West Davis Street At Fort Worth Highway Page One Hundred Ninety-nine Announcing A New Deal for Squire Customers e Same High Quality e Same Location e New Merchandise New Management SQUIRE the Man’s Shop 4441 Lovers Lane Phone L-0613 JOHN J. TOMAINO, Owner Former S.M.U. Student This store is air-conditioned. Page Two Hundred Mrs. Wiseman and partying Hi-Lite members. Are you sorry now? Three Latin puellae put it away ata Latin feed. Mr. Graham deals out a newly deceased frog. G. G. RUMLEY Dallas Rock Wool Appliance Co. Year Round Air Conditioning ATTIC FANS — FLOOR FURNACES 4334 Lovers Lane Phone L6-3688 Compliments of GEORGE M. STUART 1422 Commerce Phone C-5175 Stop and Refresh with SUPE RIOR REG, U.S. PAT. OFF. “It’s So Different” 1519 Forest Ave. 4005 Oak Lawn You will find... Compliments of GOODMAN'S. : CAFETERIA pee Goodman’s Good Things to Eat of Dallas “Gifts of Tomorrow — Today” 3316 Oak Lawn 4324 Lovers Lane Phone L6-3924 LAKESIDE LAUNDRY, INC. Quality Dry Cleaning and Laundry Service ZANGS AND MARSALIS 600 E. JEFFERSON M-5161 W-5397 For their cooperation and encourage- ment, we wish to thank the following: The faculty and student body Laughead Photographers Wilkinson Printing Company Southwestern Engraving Company American Beauty Cover Company Page Two Hundred One 7 —————SSS OO OF y | ANZ NASA NIZA va ‘IN TEXAS’ INDUSTRIAL AND AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT SA _TEXAS Page Two Hundred Twe Not too many years ago, the burden of building our great state rested upon the shoulders of strong, sun-tanned Texas pioneers. They fought their way across the vast expanse of plains, overcame mountains of hardships, and by sheer determination, moulded the first form of Texas agriculture. Texas farming and ranching today provides America with the most varied and nutritious diet in her history...enabling us to feed famished millions the world over... and because of the endless stream of raw materials, jobs are made possible for thousands of men and women in our Texas industries and hundreds across the nation. The introduction of high-voltage electric power transmission lines by the Texas Power Light Company in 1913 contributed the vital link needed for the furtherance of industrial and agricultural development. TP L is farm-experienced and farm-minded. For 35 years Texans have witnessed a continuing demonstration of Texas Power Light Company’s dependability and economy, Today, TP L is the electric power source to more than 245,000 customers, of whom more than 87,000 are farm and rural families, More than 15,000 miles of transmission and distribution lines, including 9,000 miles ot rural lines, in the area served permit farms, ranches and industries alike, to have depend- able, low-cost TP L electric power when and where they need it, With the same foresight and careful management demonstrated by those Texans who founded this Company, Texas Power Light Company is constantly planning and building for the future needs of the farms, homes, businesses and industries that are making Texas the most desirable state in which to live and work...a greater Texas of the future. Aura Lhe, JOHN W. CARPENTER, Prdsident and General Manager POWER LIGHT COMPANY € b PRINCE and PRINCESS LAYETTE — INFANTS’ AND CHILDREN’S WEAR “Tiniest to Teens” 6415 Hillcrest Opposite S.M.U. Phone L6-5904 ce ae a anaes oer ae HIGHLAND PARK SHOE SERVICE When Your eal h ural aq ec “Next to Knox St. Post Office” Ab 4b DUSEK SON GARAGE Shoes Renewed to Original Color Posies gob sesakesmisnes Complete Mechanical and Battery Service D. A. EDGAR, Mgr. Phone L-0264 4535-37 Travis Phone L-9336 You are Always Welcome at Dunton’s DUNTON’S CAFETERIAS Downtown — Lakewood — Oak Cliff Compliments of JOHN and ERIC Page Two Hundred Three Spitzka dog leads a royal send-off for the basket- ball boys. Your pep! Your pep! Hi-Lite philanthropists, Roehr and Arnold. Tyke and J. But bring home some Bearcats (and he isn’t A pep rally floor show—“Letter Girls of 1949.” pulling up her skirt) Shoes for the Family BARN FY McDONALD Phone D4-6637 5506 Lovers Lane Inwood Village The Florist nh 201 Hill Ph L6-381 DOLORES 620 illcrest one L6-3818 Driven Delivery Service Across from the S.M.U. Football Stadium Compliments of CGT LN eee. WELDON B. BOMAR REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE PORTRAITS Phone L6-6613 6710 Snider Plaza 6706 SNIDER PLAZA F. W. WOOLWORTH Everything for L-7477 Home, School and Office 3216 Knox Dallas, Texas RAY’S SHOES “Say It with Flowers” Page Two Hundred Four The Highlander Staff Says Thanks to WILKINSON PRINTING COMPANY For the Fine Co-operation They Have Given Us in Printing the 1949 Highlander Page Two Hundred Five ww, Some vow | gust Dowr THInk YOURE SuITED FOR BASKETBALL iF Specializing .. MEET YOUR FRIENDS LESLIE’S FRIED CHICKEN THE CHICKEN SHACK AT THE UD TODAY Preston ge pie ae Lane ——————______..._._.__._....... Try Our ESQUIRE CLEANERS FOUNTAIN SANDWICHES 6613 HILLCREST PHONE L-7071 | ee a Aint cin nn I Ie Air-Conditioned S. L. Ewing Company “In Dallas Since 1902” University Drug Store dre bOTGCE Hillcrest and McFarlin Typewriters - Adding Machines Repairs - Supplies Phone L-4156 1919 Main Street Dallas, Texas Phone C-5401 Page Two Hundred Six Again this year we are working with the Highlander Staff to maintain the high standards the Highlander has built through the years. SOUTHWESTERN ENGRAVING COMPANY OF DALLAS Serving You in Our New Location at 905 Slocum, at Wichita In the Heart of the Trinity Industrial District Page Two Hundred Seven So long, Scots Page Two Hundred Eight SS eS ne —_—_— ; OR ¢, % P” af Py ea s S “EN FY’ S8 WA 70, KX