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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1951 volume:

Oa ee LEN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY LN OTOL LA 3 1833 07522 7162 The Highlander I95l Administration Classes . Organizations Features Boys’ Athletics Girls’ Athletics Military Advertising Table of Contents Page 6 Page 24 Page 86 Page 104 Page 118 Page 142 Page 154 Page 166 Cenger {i Whe Highlander HIGHLAND PARK HIGH SCHOOL PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS DALLAS, TEXAS 1951 EST. 1920 CRESS ASSOC AQnAL SCHOLg, s Me AQ 8 ay’ ——$——— Hema PS en oe OMe 1) oe splot Mele hoa . Agee ss : ay late oC NTT oe peer tt ee OS. a At vais 3 UNE eet hata: 4 rey A i} HiNAMy att a as AAR, moe Abitibi OFA GARE RL titi FOREWORD This year, when the students of HPHS returned from their summer vaca- tion, they discovered that the new wings which were started in 1949 had been completed and numerous improvements had been made to other sec- tions of our building. We, of the 1951 Highlander staff decided that it would be a good thing to preserve for you in the 1951 yearbook, the following scenes of our new sections. We hope that you, as builders of the future, enjoy this tour through the new portions of dear old HPHS as much as we have enjoyed guiding you on this tour. Aheor4e Winel Editor-in-Chief BLE oie? Business Manager Four i } . | ee DEDICATION To our pleasant, hard working, and sympathetic friend, we, the members of The Senior Class of 1951, dedicate The Highlander to C. Lendon Davis, Line Coach of the Scots. INISTTATION Adm FOODS LABORATORY Mr. Dabney deals out everything from paper clips to bus tickets in the bookroom. The teachers’ lunchroom doubles as a coffee shop in the mornings. Evaluators quiz both teachers and students to find out hew the school ticks. ju memory nf our good friend Dr. J. Dbirley Podges Member of the Board of Cducation 1947-1951 THE BOARD OF EDUCATION Top Row: Arthur Kendrick Vice-President W. Perry McPherson Finance Officer Mrs. Judson C. Frances Secretary Dr. J. Shirley Hodges President Lower Row: A. Sidney Briggs A. H. McCulluch W. D. Prince “ Oo ie) a U Ww ey he y er fo ee [ae ig: .- «= eo LS EL eL- wes es ae = = Cy fe, oa os = ® Qa = Ww BEN W. WISEMAN Principal Highland Park High School Eleven C. D. BOWLBY Vice-Principal Highland Park High School B. WAYNE GRATIGNY President Park Cities Dads Club Twelve MRS. GORDON McFARLAND President Parent-Teachers Association FAC USTEY, PRINCESS MARTIN, M.A. CARRIE INMON, M.A. Counselor Counselor | | GRACE GILLON, A.B. Registrar Typing chores are handled by Grace while Carol double checks for error. Martha and Ann take care of the business-at-hand for coun- selors during fifth period. Thirteen Top Row: ANDERSON, MAUD, M.A. . JAMES, LOUISE, B.A. LACY, IVA MAE, M.A. English English Human Relations, English MARTIN, MRS. HUBERT D., B.A. SITZ, GLADYS, M.A. English English Second Row: STEWART, MARY, M.A. THORNELL, ELEANOR, B.A. WATKINS, HORTENSE, M.A. English English English WILLIAMS, LEDA NASH, M.A. WILSON, GRACE, M.A. Not in Picture: English English LACKEY, MABEL, M.A. English ENGLISH Our American Heritage as discussed by Junior English pupils and “That’s Rule 64 in your Manual.” Mrs. Martin, Fourteen Top Row: DABNEY, W. Y., M.E. HUTCHISON, NANCY, B.A. JEFFERS, BRUCE, B.A. Mathematics Mathematics Mathematics KIDD, LORINE, M.A. KIDD, OGDEN, M.A. Mathematics Mathematics Second Row: NEAVES, MARY EMMA, M.A. SLAGLE, EDMOND R., B.A. SMITH, MERLE, M.A. Mathematics Mathematics Mathematics WALTERS, CATHERINE, B.A. WISSEMAN, HARRY, M.A. Mathematics Mathematics MATHEMATICS Angle 1 equals angle 3 by corresponding angles. Bill explains to the class about arcs and angles. Fifteen FOREIGN LANGUAGES Top Row: BOYD, LELA HAZELLE, M.A. : BRADFIELD, MYRTILLIE, M.A. COLEMAN, REBECCA, M.A. Spanish Latin Spanish JARRETT, NEIL, M.A. MASTERS, HILDA, M.A. French and Spanish Latin Second Row: PIPES, LUNETTA, B.A. STORY, FRANK J., M.A. Spanish French and Spanish Miss Masters uses slides for pronunciation exercises in her Latin IV Senorita Boyd shows her Spanish pupils what pinata looks like. class. Sixteen “2 P-. re SOCIAL STLUDIES Top Row: BINNION, RALPH E., M.A. FRANKLIN, J. O. (Cotton), B.A. Economics History and Safety Education LEDBETTER, PAUL H., M.A. MILLER, MRS. I. O., M.A. Social Studies History Second Row: ORR, CATHERINE, M.B.A. SHORT, MRS. GEORGE T., M.A. History and History Commercial Law HOWARD, H. B., M.A. Government and Visual Education “| object’’ — familiar words in Commercial Law class. Mr. Binion and Eco students investigate teller window at the bank. Page Seventeen ST SREB MTR cA SCIENCE Top Row: AKIN, RAYMOND M., B.A. .. BETTS, FLORA MAY, M.A. GRAHAM,H. L., M.S. Biology Chemistry Biology MARSHALL, C. H., M.S. RUDDELL, GEORGE W., M.A. Physics Chemistry and Biology Second Row: SAUER, MARGARET, B.A. Biology Source of the peculiar odors around H.P. Getting set for a big shock in Physics 2. Page Eighteen SPEECH, LIBRARY, JOURNALISM, AND HOMEMAKING MOORE, HELEN, M.A. STEED, EDITH, B.A. FLOYD, DORA, M.A. Speech Speech . Library and Library Science ROUSSEAU, MRS. JEANNE, B.A. WALKUP, MRS. GLADYS, M.S. Journalism and English Homemaking Not in Picture: EASTLAND, MRS. HERMAN, B.S. Homemaking No wonder dresses cost so much — they are a lot of work! Trying to decipher the card catalogue. Page Nineteen INDUSTRIAL ARTS BISHOP, ALVIN C_ MS. DIAL, NANCY HiA, AB. os A HILL MARVIN T.. MLA REYNOLDS, MRS. ESTES, MS. a | —_ ee ae Lommerac eToc Robert ond Norman — builders junior grode-. Typing 3 ond 4 closses issue imvitotions for the Music Festival Page Twenty BOROUGHS, EM Jo Ann, Marilyn, and Corolyn meke up an ERSON Col. Instr. ROTC and Ba o = wm s- ra c unusual ensemble. MUSIC = 5 ae E. FLORA LEE B.S z STE, Mus 0 Bryon, and Herold. Page Twenty-one Top Row: BERRY, MRS. JACK, B.S. Physical Education HIGHTOWER, FLOYD R., B.S. Lt. Comdr. USNR Commandant of Cadets and Head Football Ceach PHYSICAL EDUCATION CASEY, NEWMAN F., B.S. Major Instr. ROTC and Assistant Commandant HILL, JAMES R., M.E. Physical Education and Intramurals Second Row: WATSON, GYNNE, B.S. Physical Education KENNEDY, ERNEST F., B.A. Physical Education and Assistant Football Coach Future Louie Theszs and Red Berrys. If this doesn’t work, try Hadacol. Page Twenty-two OFFICE PERSONNEL Top Row: MOEN, RUTH F. GILLON, LOUISE Library Assistant Secretary to the Principal CIRCLE: BARTOSH, JULIA ANN, R.N. Health Education Second Row: O’NEAL, MRS. FENDELL, B.S. DYER, KATHERINE Secretary to the Principal Attendance Secretary Se cm Lynn, Nancy, and Marilyn take care of “just every little thing’ All the ten o’clock scholars are checked by Betty and Ruth Ann. around the attendance office. Page Twenty-three - i i F LIBRARY A study of emotions provides Miss Lacy’s Human Relations class many laughs. “Road Hogs Never Win,” Mr. Franklin tells his Safety Education students. What's cooking in Cooking? of 2: ; SHMUCR Gt A at PCA ale et SENIORS Class Officers | JANUARY CLASS JUNE CLASS Dick Gowan.� . . � ) .'. «.Presidents.. . «= « =9% « CharlestHoliand | Sue:Atin Sigler). 4). 9... .) Vice-President: 4. ... 0 ee =a miRonniedonee | Deaner,Woodruff. .. . . . « . Secretary. « .%%. % w« sue Starkey AlOppel. © .) a... 2. 4) 9. oTreasurets. “ 33 28) eee Dov iC ebis | Coke Davis) oath oo 8) es 6Sponsor. 4. % Je MojonNewmanir. casey 4 Page Twenty-six June Class Officers, Dave, Sue, Ronny, and Charles soaking in “Vitamin D” and discussing future plans with Major Casey. Page Twenty-seven Seniors JANUARY CLASS ACKERMAN, GWYNNE (YASIE) National Honor Society 1950, ‘51, Hi-Lites 1948-’51, Sports Award 1949, ‘50, Latin Club 1949, ‘50, In- tramural Sports 1949-’51, Four Year Linz Pin. ARMITAGE, JANE Quill and Scroll, 1950, ‘51, Senior Play 1951, Hi-Lites 1948-’51, Bagpipe Staff 1949-‘51, Intramural Medal Award 1949, ‘50, Everts Award. BAILEY, CYNTHIA JANE Cheerleader 1950-’51, Operetta 1950, Senior Play 1951, Vice-Presi- dent Dramatics Club 1949, ‘50, Vice- President Hi-Lites 1949, ‘50, Lads and Lassies 1948-51. BIGGERS, VIRGINIA SUSAN Vice-President Hi-Lites 1950, Dads Club Award 1949, Intramural Sports 1948-’50, Riding Club 1948, ‘49, Travel Club 1949, ‘50, Junior Histori- cal Society 1949-’50. BOSS, BRUCE WHITAKER Captain ROTC 1950, Linz Pin 1949, Hi-Y 1948-'50, Senior Play 1950, Dads Club Award 1949, Band 1948- ‘50. BOURN, BARBARA JOAN Linz Pin 1951, Everts Award, PTA Improvement Pin, Intramural Sports 1949- 51, Lads and Lassies 1948, ‘49, Hi-Lites 1948-’51. Page Twenty-eight ANGRIST, STANEY WOLFF (STAN) Hi-Y 1948-‘51, Highlander Staff 1948, Camp Dallas 1948, ROTC 1948- ASH ARNOLD, RUBY CAROLE Secretary Round Table 1950, ‘51 Na- tional Honor Society 1950, 51, Senior Play 1951, Vice-President Lads and Lassies 1950, ‘51, Four Year Linz Pin, Everts Award. ' BICE, ROBERT JACKSON (BOB) Senior Play 1951, Operetta 1949, ‘50, Treasurer Orchestra 1949, ‘50, Band 1948-‘50, Music Festival 1948-’50, Orchestra 1949, ‘50. BOHMFALK, LORELEI! Riding Club 1948, ‘49, Intramural Sports 1948-51, Art Club 1950, ‘51, Hi-Lites 1948-51. BOURDENE, MARY ELLEN (BORDY) Vice-President Hi-Lites 1950, Vice- President Dramatics Club 1950, Senior Play 1951, Student Council 1950, Four Year Linz Pin, Everts Award. BOWERS, MALCOLM BAKER (MAL) President National Honor Society 1950, President Hi-Y 1950, Football 1948-'50, Basketball 1949, ‘50, Golf 1948-'50, Co-Captain Football 1950. BROYHILL, CLARA ERNESTINE Hi-Lites 1948-’50, Intramural Sports 1949, ‘50. CALL, WILLIAM LEWIS (MOUSE) Hi-Y 1950, ‘51, Everts Award, Four Year Linz Pin, Dads Club Award 1951. CHAMBERS, JANE (J. C.) Intramural Sports 1948-’51, Riding Club 1949, Travel Club 1950, ‘51, Junior Historical Society 1950, ’51, Hi-Lites 1948-‘51. CLARK, KENNARD (KEN) ROTC. 1949-’51, Dads Club Award 1950, ‘51. CLINTON, SARA CATHERINE Hi-Lites 1948-’51, Highlander Staff 1949, ‘50, Intramural Sports 1748, Linz Pins 1949, ‘51. CRAUGH, JOAN (JOANSIE) Recording Secretary Hi-Lites 1949, ‘50, Hi-Lites 1948-'51, Intramural Sports 1948-’51. Seniors JANUARY CLASS BUCKLEY, SARA JEAN (SALLY) Hi-Lites 1948-'51, Senior Play 1951, Travel Club 1948, ‘49, Junior Histori- cal Society 1949-’51, Linz Pins 1950, ‘51, Intramural Sports 1949, ‘50. CARMICHAEL, VIDA JOANN (JODY) Intramural Sports 1948-'51, Program Chairman Hi-Lites 1950, ‘51, Senior Play 1951, Treasurer Hi-Lites 1950, Intramural Medal Award 1949, ‘50, Linz Pin 1948, ‘50, ‘51. CLARK, JEAN Treasurer National Honor Society 1950, ‘51, Secretary-Treasurer Quill and Scroll 1950, ‘51, Student Council 1950, Secretary Art Club 1948, ‘49, Bagpipe Staff 1950, ‘51, Highlander Staff, 1949, ‘50. CLIFFORD, MARTHA HERMAS Linz Pin 1948, ‘50, ‘51, Art Club 1948-50, Treasurer Latin Club 1950, Bagpipe Staff 1949, ‘50, Hi-Lites 1948-'50, Travel Club 1948, ‘49. COHEN, JANICE CLAIRE Four Year Linz Pin, Senior Play 1951, Everts Award, Intramural Sports 1948-51, Hi-Lites 1948-51. CROSSMAN, RONALD CHARLES (BUSTY) Football 1949, ‘50, Secretary-Treas- urer “H” Association 1950, ‘51, Treasurer Hi-Y 1950, ‘51 “H” As- sociation 1949-‘51, Hi-Y 1948-’51, Senior Play 1951. Page Twenty-nine Seniors ns CURRIER, ALMA JOYE Riding Club 1948, Intramural Sports 1950, ’51, Four Year Linz Pin, Everts Award, Hi-Lites 1948-51. DUCKETT, MARGARET ANN President Hi-Lites 1950, National Honor Society, 1949-’51, Eta Sigma Phi Award, Four Year Linz Pin, Stud- ent Council 1949, ‘50, Tennis 1949, fa0: DUNLAP, MARGARET ANNE (PEGGY) Four Year Linz Pin, Everts Award, Dads Club Award, Hi-Lites 1948-’51, Senior Play 1951, Junior Historical Society 1950. ELY, MARILYN MAFFETT Hi-Lites 1948-’51, Travel Club 1950, ‘51, Junior Historical -Society 1950, “51; FOSTER, CHARLOTTE JEAN (RUNNY) Hi-Lites 1948-’51, Intraumural Sports 1949, ‘50, Everts Award FUNK, DOLORES JEAN Art Club 1950, ‘51, Intramural Sports 1951, Hi-Lites 1948-’51. - Page Thirty CURTIS, PATSY VON Four Year Linz Pin, Everts Award, Hi-Lites 1948-51, Travel Club 1950, ey F DUNAWAY, DIANE Student Council 1950, Everts Award, Hi-Lites 1948-’50, Junior Historical Society 1950, Dads Club Award 1950, Intramural Sports 1948-’50. ELBERSON, DOROTHY CHARLINE (DEDEE) Hi-Lites 1949-’51, Intramural Sports 1949, Dads Club Award 1949, Art Club 1949. FINK, DAVID BENNETT Hi-Y 1948-’50. FOWLKES, JAMES RICHARD II (DICK) Colonel ROTC 1950, ‘51, President Saber Club 1950, ‘51, ROTC 1948-51, Camp Dallas 1948-’50, Hi-Y 1948- ‘50. GEROGE, MARILYN RUTH Intramural Sports 1948-’51, Hi-Lites 1948-’51, Operetta 1950, Music Festival 1948, Junior Historical So- ciety 1950. GLASSCOCK, ANN LYNN Hi-Lites 1948-’51, Intramural Sports 1948-’51, Junior Historical Society 1950, ‘51, Senior Play 1951. GOWAN, JOHN RICHARD (DICK) Class President 1951, Football 1947, ‘50, ““H” Association 1949, ‘50, Hi-Y 1948-'51, B-Team Football 1948. GRIFFIN, ARTHUR DALE, JR. (A.D.) B-Team Football 1948, ‘49, Dads Club Award 1950, Hi-Y 1949, ‘50. GUENTHERMAN, ROBERT HENRY (BOB) Major ROTC 1950, ‘51, Hi-Y 1948-'51, Saber Club 1950, ‘51, ROTC 1948-51. HARLAN, MARTHA (MARTY) President Quill and Scroll 1950, ‘51, Bagpipe Staff 1949-51, National Honor Society 1950-51, English Award 1951, Highlander Staff 1949- ‘50, Four Year Linz Pin. HARRISON, GWEN Highlander Staff 1949-’51, Historian Art Club 1949, Quill and Scroll 1959, ‘51, Hi-Lites 1948-’51, Music Festi- val 1949, ‘51, Dads Club Award 1949, ‘51. Seniorss GOFF, THOMAS ARTHUR (TOMMY) Hi-Y 1947-’50, ’“H” Association 1949- E50. GRAY, MILDRED LOIS (MILLIE) Hi-Lites 1948-’50, Lads and Lassies 1948-50, Music Festival 1948-50. GROLLMAN, ARTHUR PATRICK (PAT) Student Council 1950, Dads Club Award 1949, Hi-Y 1948-’50, Everts Award 1951. GUTHRIE, TIM L. Student Council 1950-’51, Hi-Y 1948- ‘51, Football 1948-’50, Co-Captain Football 1950, “H” Association 1949- ‘51, All District Football 1949. HARRIS, JANET SUE Hi-Lites 1949-'51. HEATON, WILLIAM RICHARD (BILL) ROTC 1948-'51, Lieutenant Colonel ROTC 1950, ‘51, Hi-Y 1948-’51, Sec- retary-Treasurer Saber Club 1950- ‘51, Camp Dallas 1948-’50. Page Thirty-one Seniors ® HENDERSON, MARTHA RAE (MARTY) Hi-Lites 1948-’50, Intramural Sports 1948-'50, Four Year Linz Pin, Everts Award. JONES, BRUCE EDWARD Orchestra 1948-51, Lads and Las- sies 1948- 51, National Honor Soci- ety 1950, ‘51, Operetta 1949, ‘50, Senior Play 1951, Hi-Y 1948-’51. LANE, OLIN BURNETT, JR. Hi-Y 1948-’50, B-Team Baseball 1949, B-Team Basketball 1948, ‘49, Basket- ball 1949-’50, “‘H’ Association 1950. LILLY, WARREN ROBERT (BOB) Hi-Y 1948-’51, Sergeant-at-Arms Hi- Y 1948, Dads Club Award 1949, Football 1948-’50, Student Council 1950, ‘51, “H’” Association 1949-’51. McCARTY, HARVEY DWIGHT (H-IE) Band 1947-51, Captain ROTC 195)- ‘51, Treasurer Orchestra 1950-’51, First Divisions Intramural Solo Con- test 1948, ‘49, Senior Play 1951, Lads and Lassies 1947-’51. McFERRAN, MARY ANN (MAC) Hi-Lites 1948-’51, Travel Club 1949- ‘51, Junior Historical Society 1949, ‘50, Intramural Sports Awards 1949, ‘50, Four Year Linz Pin, Senior Play 1951. Page Thirty-two HOLLOWAY, CHARLES EDMOND Major ROTC 1950, ‘51, Dads Club Award 1948-'50, Saber Club 1950, ‘51, Hi-Y 1948-’50, Everts Award, Camp Dallas 1949, ‘50. KIDDER, ROBERT DONALD (BOB) Hi-Y 1946-'49, ROTC 1946-'49, Dads Club Award 1948, ‘51. LEE, DELL LOUISE Hi-Lites 1948-’51, Riding Club 1949, Dads Club Award 1948, ‘51, Travel Club 1950. LONES, JOE JACK ROTC 1948-’51, Hi-Y 1948-’51, Rifle Team 1949-'51, Saber Club 1950, ‘51, Second Lieutenant ROTC 1950, ‘51, Dads Club Award 1951. McFARLAND, DON FRED (STINKY) Band 1947-'51, Hi-Y 1947-'51, PTA Improvement Award. MAGEE, NANCY JOANNE Hi-Lites 1948-’50, Intramural Sports 1948. MARSH, JAMES THOMAS (JIM) Band 1947-50, Second Lieutenant ROTC 1950, Saber Club 1950, Dads Club Award 1949, Hi-Y 1947-50, First Division Solo Contest 1948. MOSER, JOHN WILLIAM (JACK) Hi-Y 1947-’51, ROTC 1947-'49, Dads Club Award 1948-50. MURPHY, JOANNE Hi-Lites 1948-’51, Travel Club 1949, ‘50, Junior Historical Society 1949, ‘50. NAILOR, BILLIE LAVERNE Hi-Lites 1948-50, Travel Club 1949, ‘50, Junior Historical Society 1949, ‘50, Art Club 1949, ‘50, Intramural Sports 1949, ‘50. OPPEL, ALBERT FRANKLIN (AL) Football 1949, ‘50, Everts Award, Student Council 1950, ’51, Hi-Y 1948- 150, Class Treasurer 1950, All State Football 1950. PERRY, SHIRLEY JOAN (JO) Hi-Lites 1950, Intramural Sports 1950 aoe Seniors MILLER, WILLIAM THORNTON (BILL) Major ROTC 1950, Hi-Y 1948, ‘49, Camp Dallas 1948-’50. MUNN, ROBERT JOHN Baseball 1950, ’H’’ Association 1950, ‘51, Hi-Y 1948-’51, B-Team Baseball 1948-'49, Senior Play 1951. MYRICK, WILLIAM JENNINGS (W. J.) Student Council 1948, Hi-Y 1948-’51, Orchestra 1949-’51, Historian Dra- matics Club 1950, ‘51, Senior Play 1951, Bagpipe Staff 1950, ‘51. © OLIVER, PATRICIA ANN (PATSY) Four Year Linz Pin, Hi-Lites 1948-51, Travel Club 1950, ‘51, Junior Histori- cal Society 1950, ‘51, Intramural Sports 1949-’51, Riding Club 1949. PATTERSON, NANCY SUE Hi-Lites 1948-’50, Art Club 1948-’50, Riding Club 1948-’50, Student Coun- cil 1948, Intramural Sports 1949, Highlander Staff 1950. PIGG, JAMES FRANKLIN (JIMMY) Hi-Y 1947- 50, ROTC 1947-’50, Rifle Team 1950, Second Lieutenant ROTC 1950, B-Team Football 1948, Dads Club Award 1950. Page Thirty-three Seniors PINGREE, MARY ELIZABETH Bagpipe Staff 1948, Student Council 1950, Intramural Sports 1948-'51, Four Year Linz Pin, Chairman Round Table 1949, ‘50, Hi-Lites 1948-'51. ROACH, JOHN GIPSON Football 1949, ‘50, Track 1949, ‘50, Captain Track 1950, Basketball 1950, Betts Award 1950, “H” Association 1949, ’50. ROMINGER, BARTON DEAN (BART) ROTC 1947-49, Band 1949, Dads Club Awards 1950, ‘51, Hi-Y 1947- ‘50, Senior Play 1951, Music Festival 1949, SHELTON, WINIFRED MAE (WINNIE) Latin Club 1950, ‘51, Hi-Lites 1948- ‘51, Intramural Sports 1948-’50, Senior Play 1951, Riding Club 1948, ‘AD, SIMMONS, DWIGHT MARSHALL National Honor Society 1950, +e) I Drum Major Band 1950, ‘51, Major ROTC 1950, ‘51, Dramatics Club 1949-'51, Everts Award, Hi-Y 1948- rol. SNIDER, JOHN WALTER Hi-Y 1948, ‘49, ROTC 1947, ‘48, Dads Club Award 1948, ’49, ‘51, Page Thirty-four RAGLAND, CRUGER SMITH Football 1948-'50, Vice-President ‘’H” Association 1950, ‘51, Hi-Y 1948-'51, Senior Play 1951, “H” Association 1948-'51, All-District Football 1950. ROBBINS, BARGARA JANE (BABS) Hi-Lites 1948-51, Music Festival 1948, ‘49, Dads Club Award 1949. SCHOONMAKER, GRETCHEN LOUISE (GRETCH) Senior Play 1951, Quill and Scroll 1950, Bagpipe Staff 1950, ‘51, Hi- Lites 1948-’51, Music Festival 1948- ‘50, Riding Club 1948, ‘49. SIGLER, SUE ANN Cheerleader 1950, ‘51, National Honor Society 1950, ‘51, Vice-Presi- dent Hi-Lites 1949-50, Class Vice- President 1951, Dramatics Club 1950, ‘51, Junior Representative Student Council 1949-’50. SMITH, WALTER KIRBE (SMITTY) Track 1950, Football 1950, B-Team Football 1949, Dads Club Award 1948, ‘50, Senior Play 1951. THOMAS, JAMES S. (JIM) Hi-Y 1947-’51, ROTC 1947-51, Music Festival 1949, ‘50, Dads Club Award 1748, Art Club 1950, ‘51. VERHALEN, FLORENCE SUZANNE (SUE) Hi-Lites 1948-51, Travel Club 1950, ‘51, Junior Historical Society 1950- ‘51, Riding Club 1948, Intramural Sports 1948, Dads Club Award 1948, role WEBB, CHARLES HAIZLIP National Honor Society 1949-’51, President of Orchestra 1951, Presi- dent of Dramatics Club 1951, Junior Representative Student Council 1949, ‘50, Lads and Lassies 1948-50, Hi-Y 1948-’50. WILLEY, DONALD JOE (D. J.) Football 1949, ‘50, “H”’ Association 1949, ‘50, Hi-Y 1948-’50, Senior Play 1951. WOODRUFF, DEANER Football 1948-50 “H” Association 1948-'50, Hi-Y 1948-50. JUNE CLASS ACHESON, ALEXANDER LANIER III (ALEX) Hi-Y 1948-’51, Quill and Scroll 1950, ‘51, Dads Club Award 1950, ‘51, Bagpipe Staff 1949-’51. AITKEN, RONALD MACKENZIE ROTC 1948-50, Hi-Y 1948-’51. Seniors WALKER, PATSY JO National Honor Society 1950, ‘51, Hi- Lites 1948-’51, Everts Award, Junior Historical Society 1950, ‘51, Dads Club Award 1949, Intramural Sports 1948-'51. WHEELIS, JANICE ELAINE Hi-Lites Vice-President 1950, ‘51, In- tramural Sports 1949, ‘50, Linz Pin 1951, Travel Club 1950, ‘51, Senior Play 1951, Hi-Lites 1949-51. WILLIAMS, CATHERINE MURPHY (WILLIE) Intramural Sports 1948, ‘50, Hi-Lites 1948-’50, Dads Club Award 1950, Linz Pins 1949, ‘50, ‘51, Student Council 1948, Senior Play 1951. YOUNGENTOB, RICHARD ALLEN (DICK) B-Team Baseball 1950, Senior Play. 1951, Dads Club Award 1951. JUNE CLASS AKARD, SAM ARTHUR “HH” Association 1949, Football 1949, B-Team Football 1948, Hi-Y 1948- ‘51, Dads Club Award 1951. ADDINGTON, FLOYD WESLEY Golf 1950, ‘51, Tri-Captain Golf Team 1951, Dads Club Award 1949, “H” Association 1950, ‘51, Hi-Y 1949-’51. Page Thirty-five Seniors ALEXANDER, SHIRLEY RAY (PUNKIE) Dads Club Awards 1948-51, Hi-Lites 1948-’51, Intramural Sports 1949, Senior Play 1951. ALLEN, EULA KATHRYN (KAY) Linz Pins 1949, ‘50, Dads Club Award 1949-'50, Highlander Staff 1950, ‘51, Junior Historical Society 1950, ‘51, T- vel Club 1950, ‘51, Hi-Lites 1948- 43 8 ANSPACHER, JOAN (JOANIE) Lads and Lassies 1948-'51, Operetta 1948-’51, Hi-Lites 1948-’51, Travel Club 1949-'51, Junior Historical So- ciety 1949-’51, Intramural Sports 1950;--51- ASCH, GALE Bagpipe Staff 1949-’51, ROTC 1949- ‘51, Camp Dallas 1949, ‘50, High- lander Staff 1951. AUST, MARY LEE Hi-Lites 1948-51, Travel Club 1950, ‘51, Junior Historical Society 1950, ‘51, Intramural Sports 1948, ‘49, Art Club 1950, ‘51. BAILEY, DANIEL NICHOLAS (NICK) Baseball 1950, ‘51, All-District Base- ball 1950, Four Year Linz Pin, Everts Award, “H” Association 1950, ‘51, Hi-Y 1948-’51. Page Thirty-six - ALLEN, ANN (ANNIE) Historian Hi-Lites 1950, ‘51, Stud- ent Council 1951, Intramural Sports 1948-’51, Music Festival 1950, ‘51, Junior Historical Society 1949, ‘50, Everts Award. ANDERSON, CHARLES EDWARD (ANDY) ; Hi-Y 1948-51, Dads Club Award 1950, ‘51, Basketball 1959, “H” As- sociation 1950, ‘51, B-Team Baseball 1949, B-Team Basketball 1949. ARNETT, H. GENE (GENEO) Football 1949, ‘50, Track 1949, ‘50, Basketball 1950, “H” Association 1948-50. ASKEW, ANNETTE KATINKA Treasurer Junior Historical Society 1950, ‘51, Dads Club Award 1950, Intramural Sports 1948-’51, Linz Pins 1950, ‘51, Music Festival 1951, Hi- Lites 1948-’51. AYRES, WILLIAM BOYD ROTC 1948-’50, Hi-Y 1948-'50, Dads Club Award 1949, ‘50. BALCOM, BARRIE THOMAS First Lieutenant ROTC 1951, Hi-Y 1948-’51, Camp Dallas 1949, ‘50, Dads Club Award 1951. BARNES, ARTHUR ZITGRAFF, JR. (NINO) Lieutenant Colonel ROTC 1951, Co- Captain Basketball 1950, ‘51, Cheer- leader 1950, ‘51, Sophomore Repre- sentative Student Council 1949, ‘50, National Honor Society 1950, ‘51, Hall of Fame 1950. BASCOM, PATRICIA ANN (ROBIN) Lads and Lassies 1949-’51, Operetta 1950, ‘51, Music Festival 1950, ‘51, Hi-Lites 1948-’51. BENNETT, EDWARD MORGAN (EDDIE) Band 1948, ‘49, Orchestra 1949, ‘50, ROTC 1948, ‘49, Hi-Y 1950, ‘51, B- Team Baseball 1950. BERNET, EDWARD NELSON (EASY ED) Football 1950, ‘51, Basketball 1950, ’51, Track 1950, ‘51, Swimming 1950, ‘51, President Hi-Y 1951, President “HH” Association 1950. BLOOM, ROBERT (BOB) ROTC 1948-51, First Lieutenant ROTC 1951, Hi-Y 1948-’51, Camp Dallas 1949, ‘51, Everts Award. BOWLBY, ETTA KATHRYN Hi-Lites 1948-’51, Travel Club 1949- ‘51, Dads Club Awards 1948-50, Intramural Sports 1948-51, Junior Historical Society 1949, ‘50, Riding Club 1948, ‘49. Seniors BARRETT, ARTHUR EAMES WRIGHT, JR. Hi-Y, 1949-51, Dads Club Award 1950, ROTC 1948, ‘49, BEMIS, NANCY LAURETTE Regimental Queen 1950, Student Council 1951, Dads Club Award 1951, Intramural Sports 1959, ‘51, Hi-Lites 1949-51, BERNARD, NELMA JEAN (JEANIE) Highlander Staff 19590, ‘51, Bagpipe Staff 1950, ‘51, Quill and Scroll 1951, Junior Historical Society 1949-'51, Latin Club 1949, ‘50, Four Year Linz Pin. BLOOMBERG, WILLIAM BERNARD Lads and Lassies 1949, ‘50, Hi-Y 1950, ‘51, Art Club 1950, ‘51. BOLDING, CHARLES FRANKLIN (CHARLIE) Second Lieutenant ROTC 1950, Camp Dallas 1948, ‘49, Dads Club Award 1950, Hi-Y 1947-’50, Rifle Team 1947-50. BROOKS, HERBERT FRANK (PANDA) Orchestra 1949-'51, Mu-ic Festival 1950, Art Club 1948-’50, Latin Club 1949-‘51, Hi-Y 1948-’51, Junior His- torical Society 1950, ‘51, Page Thirty-seven Seniors BROWN, JO ANN Bagpipe Staff 1951, Hi-Lites 1948- ‘51, Riding Club 1948, ‘49, Intra- mural Sports 1948, ‘49, Girls Glee Club 1951, Music Festival 1949, ‘51. BROWN, ORA MARIE (O-ME) Hi-Lites 1948-'51, Operetta 1949-’51, Acapello Choir 1948-'51, Dads Club Award 1951, Music Festival 1949- ‘51, Junior Historical Society 1950, aye BUCKLEY, LON MARTIN Hi-Y 1948- 51, Dads Club Award 1951, Camp Dallas 1948, ‘49, ROTC 1948. BURCHFIEL, LELA ANN (Transferred 1950 from St. Agnes Academy, Houston, Texas) Hi-Lites 1950-’51, Music Festival 1951. BURGER, EMIL FERDINAND Business Manager Highlander 1950, ‘51, Linz Pins, 1948, ‘49, ‘50, Round Table 1951, Quill and Scroll 1951, Hall of Fame 1951, Music Festival 1951. BURROW, BETTY LEE Four Year Linz Pin, Historian Junior Historical Society 1950, ‘51, Hi-Lites 1948-’51, Orchestra 1948-51, Travel Club 1949-51, Operetta 1949-’51. Page Thirty-eight BROWN, NANCY ANN (YCNAN) (Transferred 1950 from East High School, Denver, Colorado) Hi-Lites 1950, ‘51, Travel Club 1950, ‘51, Music Festival 1951, Junior Historical Society 1950, ‘51. BUCHEL, JAMES REYNOLDS (J. R.) Dads Club Award 1949, ‘50, Hi-Y 1948-51, ROTC 1948-50. BUNTIN, ROBERTA LEE Student Council 1949-'51, Lads and Lassies 1950, ‘51, Linz Pins 1949, =f |p Music Festival 1951, Hi-Lites 1948, ‘51, Highlander Staff 1950, ‘51. BURG, JIMMY KAY Dads Club Award 1950, ‘51, Hi-Y 1948-'51. BURRILL, WILLIAM GEORGE (BILL) (Transferred 1950 from Williamsport High School, Williamsport, Pennsyl- vania). BUSHONG, HARRYETTE Treasurer National Honor Society 1951, Vice-President Hi-Lites 1950, ‘51, Student Council 1949, ‘50, Linz Pins 1949-’51, Senior Play 1951, Op- eretta 1948-’51. BUSTER, DORIS GAYE Lads and Lassies 1949-’51, Dads Club Award 1950, Music Festival 1948-'51, Hi-Lites 1948-51, Travel Club 1949, ‘50, Junior Historical Society 1949, ‘50. BUTTLER, MARY HOWLAND Intramural Sports 1948-'51, Operetta 1948-’50, Travel Club 1951, Hi-Lites 1948-'51, CAMPBELL, BETTY KATHERINE Riding Club 1949, Intramural Sports 1949-’51, Hi-Lites 1949-’51, Everts Award, Music Festival 1951. CARR, PATRICIA HELEN (PAT) Hi-Lites 1948-’51, Music Festival 1949 -51, Travel Club 1950, ‘51, Junior Historical Society 1949-’51, Four Year Linz Pin, Intramural Sports 1949-51. CARROLL, CLAUDIA JO Vice-President Hi-Lites 1951, Dads Club Award 1950, Travel Club 1948- ‘51, Intramural Sports 1948-'51, Jun- ior Historical Society 1949, ‘51, Hi- Lites 1948-’51. CHEHOWETH, ROBERT CHARLES (BOB) Seniors BUTT, CHARLES HOWARD, JR. (CARLOS) Lads and Lassies 1948-’51, Captain ROTC 1951, ROTC 1948-’51, Dads Club Award 1950, Highlander Staff 1951, Operetta 1949-51. CAMMACK, LUCY MARILYN Hi-Lites 1948-‘51, Historian Hi-Lites 1950, ‘51, Highlander Staff 1950, ‘51, Travel Club 1949, ‘50, Intramural Sports 1948-51, Everts Award CAMPBELL, HATTIE RUE HARTGROVE Intramural Sports 1950, ‘51, Music Festival 1948, Hi-Lites 1948-'51, Travel Club 1950, Junior Historical Society 1950. CARRELL, STEWART Hi-Y 1948-’51, Basketball 1950, ‘51, “H” Association 1949-'51, Golf 1949 -’51, Captain Golf 1951. — CARTER, HELEN JANE Riding Club 1947, Hi-Lites 1947, ‘48, 50, “51, CHOICE, ED O. (EDDIE) Hi-Y 1948-'51, Dads Club Award 1950. Page Thirty-nine Seniors CLEMENS, SARA LU Hi-Lites 1949-’51, Travel Club 1950, Everts Award. COFFEE, ROBERT FRANKLIN (MAYOR) ROTC 1948, ‘49, Hi-Y 1948-'51, Art Club 1950, Lads and Lassies 1950, ‘51, Band 1948-'50, Music Festival 1948-'51. COOK, BARBARA COLLEEN - Hi-Lites 1948-’51, Junior Historical Society 1950, ‘51, Travel Club 1950, ‘51, Intramural Sports 1948-'51, Dads Club Award 1951. COZZO, LEWIS MALCOLM ROTC 1949-'51, Hi-Y 1949-’51, Art Club 1951. CRUMP, KENNETH ROTC 1949-’51. CULWELL, CHARLES WENDELL (CULLY) ROTC 1948-'51, Hi-Y 1948-’51. Page Forty CLEVELAND, FRANCES ELAINE Four Year Linz Pin, Company Queen 1949, Intramural Sports 1948-’51, Junior Historical Society 1949-’51, Travel Club 1949-’51, Hi-Lites 1948, De COMPTON, MARY DEEN (M. D.) Hi-Lites 1948-’51, Intramural Sports 1948-'51, Travel Club 1948-51, Jun- ior Historical Society 1948-’51, Rid- ing Club 1948, ‘49, Dads Club Award. COX, SHIRLEY JOANNE (JO) Intramural Sports 1948-'51, Hi-Lites 1948-51, Music Festival 1950, ‘51, Everts Award, Linz Pins 1950, ‘51, Dads Club Award 1951. CROZIER, KENNETH DEBOW (KEN) Round Table 1950, ‘51, Hi-Y 1948- ‘51, Lads and Lassies 1948-51, Op- eretta 1949, ‘50, Dramatics Club 1951, Dads Club Award 1951. CULLUM, SELBIA CHALKE Hi-Lites 1948-’51, Dads Club Award 1950, Intramural Sports 1948, ‘51, Travel Club 1949-’51, Junior Histori- cal Society. 1950, ‘51. DAKTERS, INESE SILBIA (Transferred 1950 from Schwabish Gmund, Germany) Hi-Lites 1950, ‘51, Intramural Sports 1950, ’51. DANIEL, WANDA GLEE ROTC Company Queen 1948, Hi-Lites 1948-51, Dads Club Award 1950, Intramural Sports 1951, Travel Club 1950. DARBY, PATRICIA HELEN (PAT) Bagpipe Staff 1950, ‘51, Hi-Lites 1948-’51, Travel Club 1949-’51, Jun- ior Historical Society 1949-‘51, Lads and Lassies 1950, ‘51. DAVIS, ALICE DOLORES ROTC Company Queen 1949, ‘51, Hi- Lites 1948-‘51, Intramural Sports 1948-'51. DEALEY, JERRY Operetta 1950, ‘51, Music Festival 1950, ‘51, Lads and Lassies 1949-’51, Art Club 1949, ‘50, Hi-Y 1949, ‘50. DOUGHERTY, PEGGY ALICE Bagpipe Staff 1950, ‘51, Intramural Sports 1949-'51, Linz Pins 1949-’51, Hi-Lites 1949-'51, Travel Club 1950, ‘51, Junior Historical Society 1951. DUNLAP, PATRICIA (PAT) Student Council 1951, Latin Club 1949, ‘50, Hi-Lites 1950, ‘51, Linz Pins 1950, ‘51, Intramural Sports 1949- ‘51, Travel Club 1949. Seniors DANIEL, WILLIAM HARPER (BILL) Hi-Y 1948-’51, Dads Club Award 1950, ‘51. D‘ARMAND, VIRGINIA FOSTER (BEETSY) Tennis 1950, ‘51, Quill and Scroll 1950, ‘51, Hi-Lites 1948-’51, Intra- mural Sports 1948, ‘49, Travel Club 1950, ‘51, Bagpipe Staff 1749-’51 DAVIS, CHARLES HERBERT (HERBIE) Band 1948-‘51, Orchestra 1949-’51, Second Lieutenant ROTC 1951, All State Orchestra 1951, Camp Dallas 1949, Lads and Lassies 1948-’50. DILLER, SHIRLEY ANN Everts Award, Riding Club 1948, ‘49, Lads and Lassies 1950-’51, Music Festival 1948-'51, Hi-Lites 1948-51, Art Club 1948-51. DOUGLAS, DOROTHY JO (D. J.) Hi-Lites 1948-'51, Travel Club 1930, Junior Historical Society 1950, ’51, Music Festival 1949, Riding Club 1948. ELLIOTT, JOSEPH McAFEE (BIG JOE) Dramatics Club 1949-’51, Hi-Y 1949, ‘50, Art Club 1950, Senior Play 1951, Dads Club Award 1951. Page Forty-one Seniors. EVANS, FRANCES ANN National Honor Society 1950, ‘51, Highlander Staff 1950, Vice-President Dramatics Club 1951, Secretary Round Table 1951, Intramural Sports, 1949- 51, Secretary National Honor Society 1951. FELDMAN, LARRY WAYNE (LARRY) Dads Club Award 1949, ‘50, Hi-Y 1948, ‘50, ROTC 1948, ‘49. FORBIS, JANET ANN (JAN) Hi-Lites -1948-’51, Riding Club 1948, ‘AJ, Intramural Sports 1948-‘51, Travel Club 1950, Music Festival 1951. FOREE, ELIZABETH KEITH (LIBBA) Music Festival 1949-’51, Hi-Lites 1948-'51, Dads Club Award 1950, Operetta 1949-’51, All State Orch- estra 1951, Intramural Sports 1949- 40) | FRIEDMAN, ROSE MARGOT Hi-Lites 1949-’51, Intramural Sports 1949-'50, Dads Club Award 1951. FULLER, JUDITH ANN (JUDY) Four Year Linz Pin, Orchestra 1948- ‘51, Music Festival 1948-51, Art Club 1949, ‘51, Hi-Lites 1948-'51, Student Council 1950, ‘51. Page Forty-two EWING, WILLIAM VAN (BILL) Major ROTC 1950, ‘51, Camp Dallas 1948, ‘50, Hi-Y 1949-’50, ROTC 1948- ‘51, Dramatics Club 1947, Operetta 1949, ‘50. FISHER, ELIZABETH ANN Bagpipe Staff 1950-’51, Art Club 1950-’51, Ontramural Sports 1949- ‘51, Hi-Lites 1949-51, Travel Club 1951. FORD, SYLVIA ANN (SIVIE) Hi-Lites 1948-‘50, Music Festival 1951, Intramural Sports 1949-50. FREEMAN, EDWIN THEODORE Hi-Y 1948-’51, ROTC 1948-'51, High- lander Staff 1950-51. FULLER, LIONEL H. (BUD) Band 1949-’51, ROTC 1949-’51, First Lieutenant ROTC 1951, Hi-Y 1949, Saber Club 1951, Senior Play 1951. GALE, THOMAS CLIFFORD GILBERT, CAROLE SERENE Linz Pins 1950, ‘51, Hi-Lites 1949-’51, Junior Historical Society 1950, ’51, Intramural Sports 1951. GILLEN, WIDNEY GOODWIN, EDWARD ANTHONY, JR. (TONY) Hi-Y 1949-51, B-Team Football 1949. GREENE, CAROLE JANET (GREENIE) President Hi-Lites 1951, Student Council 1948-’51, Highlander Staff 1950, ‘51, ROTC Queen 1948, Travel Club 1948, ‘49, Intramural Sports 1948-'51. GRIBBLE, ROBERT RAY (BOB) Hi-Y 1948-'51, Dads Club Award 1949-'50. HALSELL, MARTHA ANN Hi-Lites 1948- 51, Intramural Sports 1948-'51, Travel Club 1948-’51, Dads Club Award 1951, Junior Historical Society 1949, Linz Pin 1951. [ Oe, Fae a eee ene ne eas Seniors GILCHRIST, WALTER WILLIAM Hi-Y 1948-’51, ROTC 1948-51, First Lieutenant ROTC 1950, ‘51, Youth and Government Council 1949, ‘50, Dads Club Award, Saber Club 1950, ‘S51; GILLON, EDITH ANN Hi-Lites 1948-’51, Lads and Lassies 1950-51, Art Club 1950, ‘51, Music Festival 1949-’51, Everts Award, Op- eretta 1951. GOULD, MARCIA (MARCY) Bagpipe Staff 1949-'51, Highlander Statf 1950, ‘51, Vice-President Quill and Scroll 1951, Travel Club 1948- ‘51, Junior Historical Society 1948- ‘51, Round Table 1950, ‘51. GREER, ROBERT GRIFFITH (BOB) Football 1948-’50, “H” Association 1949-'51, Student Council 1948-’50, National Honor Society 1950, ‘51, Bagpipe Staff 1950, ‘51. GRONER, ALINE JONES Travel Club 1950, ‘51, Junior Histori- cal Society 1950, ‘51, Dramatics Club 1950, ‘51, Hi-lites 1949-51, Dads Club Award 1951, Senior Play 1951. HALSTEAD, PATRICIA CAROLINE (PAT) Hi-Lites 1948-'51, Junior Historical Society 1949-'51, Travel Club 1950, ‘51, Linz Pins 1949, ‘51, Intramural Sports 1950, ‘51, Music Festival 1951. Page Forty-three Seniors HANEY, EVADELLE (EVA) President Art Club 1951, National Honor Society 1951, Student Council 1951, Hi-Lites 1948-’51, Four Year Linz Pin, Intramural Sports 1948-’51. HAROZ, ALEXANDER LOUISE (SANDRA) National Honor Society 1951, Secre- tary of Orchestra 1951, Linz Pins 1948-‘51, Orchestra 1948-’51, Hi- Lites 1948-‘51, Operetta 1948-51. HAY, ANITA MAY Junior Historical Society 1949-’51, Art Club 1949, ‘50, Travel Club 1949- ‘51, Hi-Lites 1949-‘51, Music Festival 1951, Intramural Sports 1950, ‘51. HENDRIX, CHARLES TERRACE (TERRY) Secretary Junior Historical Society 1950, ‘51, Bagpipe Staff 1950, ‘51, Highlander Staff 1950, ‘51, Linz Pins 1949, ‘51,. Round Table 1950, ‘51, Second Lieutenant ROTC 1951. HIETT, CLAIRE BELL Art Club 1949-’51, President Art Club 1950, Four Year Linz Pin, Highlander Staff 1950, Hi-Lites 1948-’51, Intra- mural Sports 1951. HILL, HARRY OSBORNE (HOLLYWOOD) Highlander Staff 1949, Vice-President Art Club 1951, Basketball 1949, “H” Aésociation 1949-’51, Hi-Y 1948-'51, Lads and Lassies 1948-51. Page Forty-four HARDIN, DON CHARLES (RED) Hi-Y 1948-51, Music Festival HAWLEY, HENRY HOUSTON Student Council 1948-’50, First Lieu- tenant ROTC 1950, ‘51, Linz Pins 1948-’51, Everts Award, Latin Club 1949, ‘50, Hi-Y 1948-’51. HELLER, ANNE Linz Pin 1950, ‘51, Dads Club Award, Art Club 1950, ‘51, Music Festival 1951, Round Table 1951, Hi-Lites 1949-’51, HICKMAN, JIMMIE ERCELLE ROTC 1948-51, Hi-Y 1948-'51, Dads Club Award 1951, Crack Platoon 1948-’51, Senior Play 1951, Music Festival 1950. HIGGINBOTHAM, HARRY LEATH National Honor Society 1950, ‘51, Quill and Scroll 1950, ‘51, Bagpipe Staff 1949-'51, Highlander Staff 1949-’51, Hi-Y 1948-51, Four Year Linz Pin. HILL, SAMUEL STEPHENSON (SAM) Baseball 1950, ‘51, Treasurer Hi-Y 1949, Dads Club Award 1950, ROTC 1949, “H” Association 1950, ‘51, Hi- ¥ +1949... “50. HJELMSETH, JAMES PAUL (JIM) Golf 1949-51, Tri-Captain Golf Team 1951, Dads Club Award 1949, “H” Association 1949-’51, Hi-Y 1948-’51. HOLLAND, CHARLES MALCOLM, JR. (CHICO) Cheerleader 1950, ‘51, Major ROTC 1951, Vice-President Hi-Y 1950, ‘51, Basektball 1950, ‘51, ’“H’ Association 1949-51, Camp Dallas 1948-’50. HORN, PAULA WENDELL (ALUAP) Hi-Lites 1948-’51, Travel Club 1950, ‘51, Junior Historical Society 1950, ‘51, Lads and Lassies 1948-’49, Bag- pipe Staff 1951. INGLISH, MARY JANE (JANIE) Junior Representative Student Coun- cil 1950, ‘51, Everts Award, Latin Club 1950, ‘51; Senior. Play 1951, Hi-Lites 1949-'51, Intramural Sports 1949, ‘50, Lads and Lassies 1949-51. JOHNS, RICHARD ERNEST (RICH) Band 1948-50, Music Festival 1948- ‘50, Dads Club Award 1949, ‘50, ROTC 1948-50. JONES, ROLAND, JR. (TEX) Hi-Y 1948-’51, ROTC 1948-’50, Linz Pins 1949, ‘50, Everts Award Seniors HOLCOMBE, FRANCES ANNE Hi-Lites 1948-51, Dads Club Award 1950, Round Table 1948-’50, Music Festival 1951, Riding Club 1949, In- tramural Sports 1949. HOPKINS, NANCY CAROLYN Dads Club Award 1950, Hi-Lites 1948-’51, Music Festival 1951, Intra- mural Sports 1948-’51, Travel Club 1950, Junior Historical Society 1951. HULSEY, CARROLL JOAN Hi-Lites 1948-'51, Junior Historical Society 1950, ‘51, Operetta 1949-51, Music Festival 1949-’51, Lads and Lassies 1949-'51. JACOBS, MARILYN JANE Art Club 1950, ‘51, Hi-Lites 1950, Dads Club Award 1950, Orchestra 1950, ‘51. JOHNSON, NANCE JANE (SK!) (Transferred 1950 from Merce High School, Dallas), Intramural Sports 1950, “51. JONES, RONNY ESTES (BIG DEAL) Major ROTC 1951, Co-Captain Bas- ketball 1950, ‘51, Cheerleader 1959, ‘51, Vice-President Hi-Y 1949, Bas- ketball 1950, ‘51, “H’’ Association 1950, ‘51. Page Forty-five Seniors JORDAN, FRANK FARR (SONNY) (Transferred 1950 from Carr Central High School, Jackson, Mississippi), Hi-Y 1950, ‘51. KEITHLY, JEANENE Hi-Lites 1948-’51, Intramural Sports 1948-51, Riding Club 1948. KELSO, MARK Band 1948-’51, Orchestra 1948-'51, ROTC 1948-’51, Second Lieutenant ROTC 1951, Hi-Y 1952, ‘51, Dads Club Award 1951. KENNEDY, GRACE MARIE (GRACIE) (Transferred 1950 from Treadwell High School, Memphis, Tennessee), Hi-Lites 1950, ‘51, Intramural Sports 1950, ‘51. KRAUSE, DANIEL JOEL (KNUCKLES) (Transferred 1950 from Odessa High School, Odessa, Texas), Hi-Y 1951, ROTG 71950 -5 1: LACKEY, NANCY DALE Four Year Linz Pin, Orchestra 1948, ‘49, Hi-Lites 1949-'51, Intramural Sports 1949-’51, Music Festival 1948, “49, Page Forty-six KAUFMAN, SARA ANN Travel Club 1951, Junior Historical Society 1951, Hi-Lites 1948-’51, Dads Club Award 1951, Music Festival 1949. KEITHLY, JEANETTE Hi-Lites 1948-’51, Riding Club 1949, Lads and Lassies 1949-’51, Operetta 1949-'51, Music Festival 1949-’51, Intramural Sports 1949. KENDRICK, HENRY MOORE (BUZ) Hi-Y 1948-’51, Dads Club Award 19513 KERVIN, LORETTA ANN (ATTEROL) Hi-Lites 1948-’51, Travel Club 1950, ‘51, Junior Historical Society 1950, ‘51, Riding Club 1948, ‘49, High- lander Staff 1951. KRUMMENACHER, BRUCE CROUCH ROTC 1949-’51. LERER, HARVEY eee LIPMAN, SHEILA Linz Pin 1950, Dads Club Award 1949, ‘50, Hi-Lites 1949-'51, Travel Club 1949-’51, Intramural Sports 1949- 51. LOEWE, ROBERT WINSTON Rifle Team 1950, ‘51, First Lieutenant ROTC 1951, Dads Club Award 1949, ‘50, ROTC 1948-’51, Hi-Y 1948, ‘49. LUSTIG, ROSE JULIE Hi-Lites 1948-’51, Intramural Sports 1948-’50, Riding Club 1949, Dads Club Award 1950, Everts Award, Linz Pin 1950, “51. McCOY, CAROLYN MILLICENT (FROGGIE) Hi-Lites 1948-’51, Intramural Sports 1948-’51, Dads Club Award 1950, Travel Club 1950. MAIER, JEAN Bagpipe Staff 1949-’51, Tennis 1951, Highlander Staff 1950, ‘51, Hi-Lites 1948-51, Art Club 1948, Intramural Sports 1948-’51. MANCILL, ROSEMARY President Latin Club 1950, Hi-Lites 1948-51, Travel Club 1950, ‘51, High- lander Staff 1950, ‘51, Junior Histori- cal Society 1950, ‘51, Intramural Sports 1948, Seniors LIVINGSTON, DAVID ELLIS ROTC 1949-'51, Highlander Staff 195072 Si. LOVINGGOOD, LYNNE Hi-Lites 1948-’51, Student Council 1950, Music Festival 1951, Everts Award, Intramural Sports 1949, ‘51, Dads Club Award 1951. McCASH, PAUL KELLAM, JR. (MACK) Captain ROTC 1951, Music Festival 1948-51 Camp Dallas 1949, ‘50, Crack Platoon 1949, ‘51, President Orchestra 1951, Four Year Linz Pin. McFARLAND, GORDON BURNETT (GORDO) Basketball 1950, ‘51, President Lads and Lassies 1950, ‘51, ““H” Associa- tion 1950, ‘51, Operetta 1949-’51, Hi-Y 1948- 51, Junior Historical So- ciety 1950, ‘51. MALOY, AMY LYNN National Honor Society 1950, ‘51, Dramatics Club 1949-’51, Linz Pins 1949, ‘50, Intramural Sports 1949, ‘50, Junior Historical Society 1950, ‘51, Hi-Lites 1948-’51. MANSFIELD, WILLIAM HALLECK (PAINTER) ROTC 1948, ‘49, B-Team Football 1949, Dads Club Award 1949, Hi- Y 1948-51. Page Forty-seven Seniors MARSHALL, SAMUEL WILSON (SAMMY) ROTC 1948-'51, Band Commander 1951, Everts Award, Linz Pins 1949, ‘50, Hi-Y 1948-51. MASSENGALE, JERRY WARNER Bagpipe Staff 1948, ‘49, Highlander Staff 1950, ‘51, Cheerleader 1950, ‘51, Major ROTC 1951, Camp Dallas 1948-51, Hi-Y 1948-’51. MASTERSON, WILMER DALLAM (BILL) ROTC 1948-’51, First Lieutenant ROTC 1950, ‘51, Linz Pins 1948- ‘50, Bag- pipe Staff 1949-'51, “H” Association 1950, ‘51. Tennis 1950, ‘51. MATTHEWS, JOHN THOMPSON Hi-Y 1949, ‘50, ROTC 1949, Dads Club Award 1951. MAY, ALAN JAKE Hi-Y 1950, ‘51, Dads Club Award 1950. MAYO, THOMAS MAXEY (TOMMY) Hi-Y 1947-'49, Dads Club Award 1950. ‘Page Forty-eight MARSTON, JOHN (JUMP ‘IN JOHN) ROTC 1948-'51, Dads Club Award 1950, ‘51, Hi-Y 1948-’51. MASSEY, MARTHA Hi-Lites 1948-’51, Travel Club 1950, ‘51, Junior Historical Society 1950, ‘51, Music Festival 1951, Riding Club 1948, Intramural Sports 1948. MATTAY, TOM W. (Transferred 1950 from Abilene High School, Abilene, Texas). MAXWELL, ROBERT NEIL (BOB) Dads Club Award 1947, ‘50, Hi-Y 1947-51. MAYES, MARGOT HULL Secretary Latin Club, 1949, ‘50, Dra- matics Club 1949- 51,. Intramural Sports 1948-’51, Four Year Linz Pin, Everts Award, Bagpipe Staff 1948. MAYS, JOANN (JODIE) Student Council 1950, Intramural Sports 1948-’51, Linz Pins 1950, ‘51, Dads Club Award 1949, Hi-Lites 1948-’51, Travel Club. 1950. MEINECKE, VICTOR LEE MENDENHALL, SHANNON Linz Pin 1950, ‘51, Junior Historical Society 1959, ‘51, Dads Club Award 1950, ROTC 1948-’51, Hi-Y 1948-51, Everts Award. MILLER, WILLIAM ERNEST (BILL) ROTC 1948-'51, First Lieutenant ROTC 1951, Saber Club 1950, ‘51, Hi-Y 1948-’51, Linz Pin 1948, ‘49, Everts Award. MOORE, MITCHELL BRUCE Hi-Y 1949-’51. MOSES, GEORGE WILLIAM ROTC 1948-51, Rifle Team 1949, ‘51, Major ROTC 1951, Crack Platoon 1948-'51, Camp Dallas 1948-’51, Music Festival 1950. MUNSTER, SYLVIA ANNA (SISSY) Hi-Lites 1948-’51, Junior Historical Society 1951, Travel Club 1951, Dads Club Award 1950, Music Festival 1948. Seniors MELNICK, EDITH HELEN Hi-Lites 1949-'51, Intramural Sports 1949-'51, Linz Pins 1949-'51. MILLER, VANCE C. (LEFTY) Hi-Y 1948-’51, B-Team Basketball 1948, ‘49, B-Team Baseball 1948, ROTC 1948, ‘49. MINOT, GEORGE MARSHALL Editor Highlander 1950, ‘51, National Honor Society 1950, ‘51, Quill and Scroll 1950, ‘51, Captain ROTC 1951, Hall of Fame 1951, Hi-Y 1948-’51. MORRIS, BETTYE FRANCES (Transferred 1950 from North Dallas High School, Dallas). Hi-Lites 1950, ‘51, Intramural Sports 1950, ‘51, Travel Club 1950, ‘51, Junior Histori- cal Society 1950, ‘51, Music Festival 1950, ‘51. MOUNTS, WILLIAM CHRISTAL (BILL) First Lieutenant ROTC 1951, Hi-Y 1948-‘51, Chairman Round Table 1950, ‘51, Student Council 1950, ’51, Junior Historical Society 1948, ‘51, Highlander Staff 1950, ‘51. MYRES, JAMES MONROE (JIMMY) Dads Club Award 1951. Page Forty-nine a — DLE EE a nN ee Seniors MYERS, MARY FRANCES (PUG) Secretary Student Council 1950, ‘51, National Honor Society 1950, ‘51, Treasurer Hi-Lites 1949, ‘50, Four Year Linz Pin, Lads and Lassies 1949-‘51, Music Festival 1951. NICHOLS, VIRGINIA PAULINE Junior Historical Society 1948, ‘51, Travel Club 1948, ‘51, Music Festival 1948-'51, Riding Club 1948, ‘49, Hi- Lites 1948, ‘51, Dads Club Award 1950. NEEL, DORIS ELIZABETH (Transferred 1950 from Harding High School, Charlotte, N. C.), Hi Lites 1950, ‘51. OLDHAM, WINFIELD BUFORD (BUZ) Hi-Y 1948-'51 First Lieutenant ROTC 1950, ‘51, Dads Club Award 1949, Camp Dallas 1950, ROTC 1948-’51, Saber Club 1951. OWENS, JERRY PAUL Vice-President Hi-Y 1949-51, Cap- tain Track 1951, Track 1949-51, Stud- ent Council 1949-51, Football 1950, ‘51, Linz Pin 1950. PASLAY, PATRICIA LOUISE (PAT) Lads and Lassies 1950, ‘51, Operetta 1950, ‘51, Music Festival 1950, ‘51, Orchestra 1950, ‘51, Hi-Lites 1950- ‘51, Dads Club 1951. Page Fifty . NEALE, SARA ELLEN (SALLIE) National Honor Society 1950, ‘51, Historian Hi-Lites 1950, Junior Rep- resentative Student Council 1950, ‘51, Four Year Linz Pin, Intramural Sports 1948-’51. NELSON, LEONARD OGG, MARTHA ANN Junior Historical Society 1950, ‘51, Travel Club 1950, ‘51, Hi-Lites 1950, ‘51; OLNEY, LA VERN National Honor Society, 1950, ‘51, Secretary Art Club 1948-’51, High- lander Staff 1949, ‘50, Intramural Sports 1949-’51, Quill and Scroll 1951, Bagpipe Staff 1950, ‘51. PASLEY, ROBERT HULL (BOB) ROTC 1948-51, First Lieutenant ROTC 1950,’51, Saber Club 1950, ‘51, Hi-Y 1948-’51, Dads Club Award 1948, ‘50. PATRICK, CHARLES MINTER, JR. (PAT) Swimming 1949-'51, ROTC 1948-’51, Dads Club Award 1950, Hi-Y 1948- soy | PAXTON, MARY DAVIS (RED) Hi-Lites 1948-’51, Travel Club 1949, ‘S51, Junior Historical Society 1951, Riding Club 1948, Intramural Sports 1948-’50. PERCY, ANN LOUISE (NNA) Parliamentarian Junior Historical Society 1950, ‘51, Dads Club Award 1949, Bagpipe Staff 1949-51, Hi- Lites 1948-'51, Travel Club 1949-51, Intramural Sports 1949. PITTMAN, HAYDEN RALPH Hi-Y 1948-51, ROTC 1948-’51, First Lieutenant ROTC 1950, ‘51, Youth and Government Conference 1949- ‘50, Saber Club 1951, Dads Club Award 1950. RAINWATER, SHIRLEY Highlander Staff 1950, ‘51, Intra- Award 1949, Hi-Lites 1948-’51, Lads and Lassies 1949-’51, Music Festival 1949-'51. RALSTON, ISABEL ANN Hi-Lites 1948-’51, Linz Pins 1949- ‘51, Intramural Sports 1950, ‘51, Travel Club 1951, Junior Historical Society 1951, Music Festival 1951. REEVES, NANCY DICKINS Secretary Junior Historical Society 1950, ‘51, Bagpipe Staff 1951, Hi- Lites 1948- ’51, Junior Historical Soci- ety 1948-’51, Travel Club 1950, ‘51, Intramural Sports 1948. Seniors PEARSON, JOHN ATWOOD (SMOKY) Hi-Y 1946-’48, B-Team Basketball 1949, ‘50, Dads Club Award 1951. PERRY, FRANKLIN HOWARD (FRANK) Track 1950, ‘51, Hi-Y 1949-51. POPE, BARBARA JANE (B. Jap National Honor Society 1950, ‘51, Four Year Linz Pin, Lads and Lassies 1950, ‘51, Round Table 1250 ee2 Si. Junior Historical Society 1948-’51, Hi-Lites 1948-’51. RALEY, WILLIAM ALLEN (BILL) Captain ROTC 1950, ‘51, Camp Dal- las 1949, ‘50, Football 1950, “H” Association 1951, Student Council 1950, Hi-Y 1948-'51. RANKIN, PHYLLIS ANN Hi-Lites 1949-’51, Intramural Sports 1949, ‘50, Travel Club 1950, ‘51. REMBERT, CHARLES PIERCE (CHAS) ROTC 1948, ’49, Junior Historical ‘So- ciety 1950, ‘51, Hi-Y 1948-'51, Op- eretta 1951, Senior Play 1951, Dads Club Award 1948. Page Fifty-one Seniors REYNOLDS, MERION BROWN (GREASE) Colonel ROTC 1951, Basketball 1950, ‘51, Vice-President Hi-Y 1951, Crack Platoon Commander 1951, Camp Dallas 1948-’50, Everts Award. RICE, HENRY L. Junior Historical Society 1949-’51, President Junior Historical Society 1950, ‘51, ROTC 1948-’51, Hi-Y 1948- Act RING, CAROLE HELENE Hi-Lites 1948-'51, Riding Club 1948, “intramural Sports 1948-’51, Round Table 1950, ‘51, Linz Pins 1949-’51. ROBERTSON, JAMES STEDMAN (JIMMY) -Hi-Y 1948-51, “H” Association 1949- ‘51, Football 1949, ‘51, Baseball 1950, ‘51, Co-Captain Baseball 1951, Dads Club Award 1950. ROGERS, NANCY RONAY, ALAN CLAUDE (RONNY) Vice-President National Honor Soci- cect, 1950, ‘51, President Art Club 1950, Vice-President Hi-Y 1949, ‘50, Hall of Fame 1950, Highlander Staff 1950, Quill and Scroll 1950, ‘51. Page Fifty-two RHYMER, TRUETT WESLEY Lads and Lassies 1949-51. RILEY, ROBERTA ANN (MOLLY) (Transferred 1950 from Montreal High School, Montreal, North Caro- lina) Intramural Sports 1949-’51, Dramatics Club 1949-'51, Student Council 1951, Quill and Scroll 1950, ‘51, Travel Club 1951, Intramural Sports Medal 1951, Hi-Lites 1949-’51. ROBERSON, JOE BOB ROTC 1949-’51, First Lieutenant ROTC 1951, Hi-Y 1948-51, Crack Platoon 1950, ‘51, Camp Dallas 1949- ‘51, Saber Club 1950, ‘51. ROBINSON, JEROME CHARLES (JERRY) Everts Award, ROTC 1948-’51, Sec- ond Lieutenant ROTC 1951, Camp Dallas 1950, Four Year Linz Pin. ROGERS, TOM THOMPSON (Transferred 1950 from Topeka High School, Topeka, Kansas) Lads and Lassies 1950, ‘51, Operetta 1951. RONAY, ANDRE Business Manager Bagpipe 1950, ‘51, President Quill and Scroll 1951, Linz Pin 1949-’51, Hall of Fame. 1951, Student Council 1950, Dads.- Club Award 1949, ‘51. j ROWLAND, SAM ED (BISCUITS) President Student Council 1950, ‘51, Baseball 1949-’51, Co-Captain Base- ball 1951, Basketball 1950, “H” As- sociation 1949-51, Student Council 1949-'51. RUSSELL, BARBARA ANN Secretary Hi-Lites 1950, ‘51, Treas- urer Student Council 1950, Student Council 1949-’51, Company Queen ROTC 1951, Travel Club 1948-’50, Linz Pin 1951. SCHAEFFER, STANLEY ARMIN (STAN) Hi-Y 1949-’51, Dads Club Award 1951, ROTC 1948, ‘49, B-Team Base- ball 1950. SCHWARTZ, JERRY THOMAS (ACE) B-Team Football 1949, Dads Club Award 1950, Hi-Y 1948-’51. SEGELHURST, JANE Junior Historical Society 1948-’51, Travel Club 1948-51, Hi-Lites 1948- ‘51, Riding Club 1948, ‘49, Music Festival 1948-51, Dads Club Award 1951. SHOCKLEY, MARY SUE (SUZIE) Vice-President Hi-Lites 1950, ‘51, Everts Award, Highlander Staff 1949-51, Riding Club 1949, Junior Historical Society 1949, ‘50, Intra- mural Sports 1948-’51. Seniors ROYALS, MARILYNN SUE (Transferred 1950 from The Immacu- late High School, Chicago, illinois) Hi-Lites 1950, ‘51, Junior Historical Society 1950, ‘51. RUST, JILL (RUSTY) Hi-Lites 1948-‘51, Intramural Sports 1950, ‘51, Riding Club 1948, ‘49, SCHEERER, MARGARET ELIZABETH (MARGIE) (Transferred 1950 from Dundee High School, Dundee, Illinois) Hi-Lites 1950, ‘51, Junior Historical Society 1951, Travel Club 1951, Music Festi- val 1951, Dads Club Award 1950. SCOTT, CHARLES WAYNE Dads Club Award 1950. SEMTNER, MARY LOUISE (MARY LOU) (Transferred 1950 from Classen High, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma) Hi-Lites 1950, ‘51. SHOEMAKER, ROBERT JARVIS (SHOE) Baseball 1950, “ H’ Association 1950, ‘51, Hi-Y 1948-51, B-Team Foot- ball 1949. Page Fifty-three Seniors SIKES, SYLVIA Hi-Lites 1948-'51, Intramural Sports 1948-'50, Travel Club 1949, ‘50, Junior Historical Society 1949, ‘50, Dads Club Awards 1949-51, Linz Pin 1951. SKILES, NANCY MARIE National Honor Society 1950, ‘51, Four Year Linz Pin, Orchestra 1949- ‘51, Operetta 1949-’51, Hi-Lites 1948 -‘51, Music Festival 1949-’51. SMITH, JO ANNE (JO) Hi-Lites 1948-'51, Intramural Sports 1948-’51. SIMPSON, ELEANOR MAGNON (ELLIE) Art Club 1948-'51, Riding Club 1948, Hi-Lites 1948- 50, Linz Pins 1948, ‘50, 51, Intramural Sports 1948-'51, Music Festival 1948-’51. SLEVIN, MARTHA JOAN Intramural Sports 1948-‘50, Hi-Lites 1948-51. SMITH SARA JANE (SALLY) Student Council 1950, Lads and Las- sies 1949-'51, Operetta 1949-51, Hi- Lites 1948-’51, Music Festival 1948- ‘51. + Page Fifty-four SIMPSON, CAROLYN ELEANOR (SIMP) Hi-Lites 1948-’51, Intramural Sports 1950, Travel Club 1950, ‘51, Junior Historical Society 1950, ‘51, Music Festival 1949, Lads and Lassies 1951. SMITH, ANN BAKER Hi-Lites 1948-’51, Intramural Sports 1948-’50, Dads Club Award 1950, Junior Historical Society 1951, Travel Club 1951. SNOOTS, WYNNE McCALLIE Student Council 1951, Second Lieu- tenant ROTC 1951, Dads Club Award 1949, Hi-Y 1948-’51, Camp Dallas 1949, Swimming 1951. SIMS, LESTER WILLIAM (LES) Lads and Lassies 1950, ‘51, ROTC 1948-’51, Dads Club Award 1949, ‘51, Operetta 1951, Hi-Y 1950, ‘51. SMITH, JOE REAGAN (SNUFFY) ROTC 1948-'51, First Lieutenant ROTC 1950, ‘51, Camp Dallas 1948-’50, Lads and Lassies 1949, ‘50, Art Club 1949, Dads Club Award 1951. SPOONER, KATHRYN ANN Intramural Sports 1948-’51, Hi-Lites 1948-51. SPORE, DIANA LEE (DI) Hi-Lites 1949-’51, Intramural Sports 1949-’51, Junior Historical Society 1950, ‘51, Travel Club 1950, ‘51, Dads Club Award 1951. SUSMAN, ARI JONAS (SUSSIE) Baseball 1949-’51, All-District Base- ball 1950, Football 1950, Everts Award 1951, Linz Pin 1949, Dads Club Award 1950. TAULMAN, JULIA GERRETS (JUDY) Intramural Sports 1948-51, Dads Club Award 1949, Hi-Lites 1948-’51, Music Festival 1948-'51, Everts Award Intramural Sports 1950, ‘51. THOMAS, JULIA KATHRYN Junior Historical Society 1949-’51, Parliamentarian Travel Club 1950, ‘51, Art Club 1950, ‘51, Hi-Lites 1948 -‘51 Music Festival 1951, Riding Club 1948, ‘49. TUTHILL, NEIL CHAPMAN Lieutenant Colonel ROTC 1951, Hi-Y 1949-’51, Dads Club Award 1950, ‘51, Camp Dallas 1948-50, ROTC 1948-51. UHLIG, JOAN RUSSELL Hi-Lites 1948-51, Junior Historical Society 1950, Music Festival 1950, ‘51, Intramural Sports 1948, Latin Club 1948, Linz Pins 1950, ‘51. Seniors STARKEY, SUE National Honor Society 1950, ’51, Sophomore Representative Student Council 1949, ‘50, Hi-Lites 1948-51, Intramural Sports 1949-’51, Cheer- leader 1951, ROTC Company Queen 1951. SWAIN, MARY ELIZABETH (LOU) Four Year Linz Pin, Intramural Sports 1948-’51, Riding Club 1948-'49, Hi- Lites, 1948-’51, Travel Club 1949-‘51, Junior Historical Society 1949-'51. TEA, CHARLES (CHARLIE) Hi-Y 1948-’51, ROTC 1948-'51, Dads Club Award 1949, Treasurer Hi-Y 1949, Camp Dallas 1948. TIMS GEORGANN (G. A.) National Honor Society 1950, ‘51, Dramatics Club 1951, Junior Histo- rical Society 1950, ‘51, Four Year Linz Pin, Operetta 1949-’51, Music Festi- val 1949-'51. TYSON, BARBARA MARIE Linz Pins 1950, ‘51, Riding Club 1948, ‘A9, Hi-Lites 1948-’51, Treasurer Art Club 1950, ‘51, Intramural Sports 1948-'51, Travel Club 1950, ‘51. UNDERWOOD, JERRY GLENN (SNAKE) Hi-Y 1948-’51, Dads Club Award 1948-50. Page Fifty-five Seniors URQUHART, JOHN (Transferred 1950 from Natick High School, Natick, Mississippi) National Honor Society 1950, ‘51, Round Table 1950, ‘51, Linz Pin 1951, Stud- ent Council 1950, Hi-Y 1950, ‘51. VERNON, PATRICIA RUTH (P. V.) Intramural Sports 1948-’51, Junior Historical Society 1949, ‘50, Dads Club Award 1950, Operetta 1950, Hi-Lites 1948-'51, Music Festival 1951. VINCENT, BARBARA EILEEN Hi-Lites 1948-’51, Intramural Sports 1948, ‘50. VINSON, MARY ANN Hi-Lites 1949-51, Intramural Sports 1950, ‘51. VOGEL, FREDNA LEE Hi-Lites 1950, ‘51, Student Council 1950, Dads Club Award 1949, Travel Club 1948, ‘49, Hi-Lites 1948-51, Junior Historical Society 1950, ’51. WARREN, JANE MARGARET Hi-Lites 1948-’51, Intramural Sports 1948, Art Club 1950, Dads Club Award 1950, ‘51. Page Fifty-six VANDERMEER, ROBERT DERRY (BOB) Basketball 1951, Linz Pins 1950, ‘51, Hi-Y 1949-’51, “H” Association 1950, Dads Club Award 1950. VIEAUX, JULES BELLIN Hi-Y 1948-51, ROTC 1948-51. VINSANT, DON WRIGHT ROTC 1948-50, Lads and Lassies 1950, ‘51, Camp Dallas 1948, ‘49, Hi-Y 1948-'50, Operetta 1951. VOEKEL, JOHN ARTHUR Hi-Y 1948-’51, ROTC 1948, Student Council 1950. WADDELL, GLENDA MAE Junior Historical Society 1950, ‘51, Operetta 1950, ‘51, Lads and Lassies 1949-51, Music Festival 1948-'51, Hi-Lites 1948- 51, Travel Club 1950- “51. WEBB, DAVE ROBERT (SPIDER) Football 1950, ‘51, Baseball 1950, ‘51, Hi-Y 1948-’51, Linz Pin 1950, National Honor Society 1950, ‘51, Everts Award. ’ WHEELER, JOANNE Hi-Lites 1948-’51, Intramural Sports 1948-‘51. WHITE, MARGARET ANN (MAGGIE) Intramural Sports 1949-’51, Operetta 1950, Hi-Lites 1949-’51. WHITHAM, PEGGY (PEGS) Bagpipe Staff 1951, Hi-Lites 1948- ‘51, Dads Club Award 1948-’50, Music Festival 1948. WILEY, FRANK DAVID Hi-Y 1948-’51. WIMBERLY, JOHN DAVID (SPIDER) ROTC 1948-’51, Captain ROTC 1951, Hi-Y 1948-’51, Four Year Linz Pin, Camp Dallas 1948-’51, Everts Award. WINK, RICHARD EDWIN Band 1948-’51, Captain ROTC 1951, Art Club 1948-’51, Student Council 1951, Hi-Y 1948-’51, Madrigal Choir 1950). 513 Seniors WHEELER, JOYCE WHITE, MARY VIRGINIA (SALLIE) Hi-Lites 1948-51, Operetta 1950, Art Club 1950, ‘51, Intramural Sports 1948-’51, Everts Award, Dads Club Award 1948, ‘50. WHITLEY, ANNETTE Hi-Lites 1948-’51, Junior Historical Society 1950, ‘51, Travel Club 1950, ‘51, Art Club 1950, ‘51, Dads Club Award 1950, ‘51, Intramural Sports 195035 15 WILLIAMS, MARY ELIABETH (BETTY) Hi-Lites 1948-51, Vice-President Hi- Lites 1950, ‘51, President Travel Club 1950, ‘51, Student Council 1951, Dads Club Award 1950, Intramural Sports 1948-’51, WIMBERLEY, JEAN ALICE Hi-Lites 1950, ‘51, Junior Historical Society 1950, ‘51, Dads Club Award 1950, ‘51, Travel Club 1950, ‘51. WINK, SYLVIA FLORENCE (DOESN’T) Music Festival 1949-’51, Hi-Lites 1948 -‘51, Operetta 1949, ‘51, Vice-Presi- dent Orchestra 1951, All State Orchestra 1949, ‘50, Intramural Sports 1949-51, Page Fifty-seven a Aone one - Page Fifty-eight Seniors WOODMAN, GEORGE MERRILL (WOODY) Hall of Fame 1951, Everts Award, Quill and Scroll 1950, ‘51, Bagpipe Staff 1949-51, Highlander Staff 1950, ‘51, Captain ROTC 1951. WISENBAKER, ALLAN EARL (Transferred 1950 from Austin High School, El Paso, Texas). WOOLLEY, GRACE CHRISTAL Historian Travel Club 1950, ‘51, Hi-Lites 1949, ‘51, Travel Club 1949- ‘51, Junior Historical Society 1949, ‘50, Lads and Lassies 1951, Company Queen 1951. WRIGHT, MARIANNE (LASSIE) Historian Art Club 1949, Art Club 1949, ‘50, Intramural Sports 1949- ‘51, Hi-Lites 1949- 51. YOUNG, CAROLYN Hi-Lites 1949-51, Travel Club 1949, ‘50, Intramural Sports 1949, ‘50. ZACHARY, RAYMOND AUGUST (RAY) ROTC 1948-'51, First Lieutenant ROTC 1950, ‘51, Camp Dallas 1949, ‘50, Crack Platoon 1949-‘51, Dads Club Award 1951, Everts Award. ZALE, DONALD (DONNY) ROTC 1948-'51, Hi-Y 1948-51, Linz Pin 1951, Everts Award. BARBASO, FRANK ANDREW (FRANKIE) Hi-Y 1948-’51, Swimming 1949-50, Rifle Team 1950, ROTC 1948-’50, Camp Dallas 1948, Crack Platoon 1949, BEECROFT, BARBARA (Transferred 1951 from Hockaday School, Dallas, Texas) Hi-Lites 1951. ELLY, THOMAS FREDERICK (TOM) Hi-Y 1948, ‘50, Dads Club Award 1949, Music Festival 1951. RIDDLE, JERRY HARRISON Festival 1950. Band 1949-’50, Hi-Y 1950, Music A great moment — Mr. D. W. Sim- mons presents a diploma to his son, Marshall. Big moments in lives of the January class members. Cynthia, Bruce, H. D., Sue Ann, and others in the cast of “Stardust” dur- ing a more serious moment in the production. ee Ay ees ara ged inti 2 OE “Descend! Destroy! Hehabilitate!”’, shouts Mr. Bach alias Bruce Jones. Page Fifty-nine June class revels in “A Connecti- cutt Yankee in King Art hur’s Court.” With most of the expression down pat, next comes learning the lines. The people in charge of props have a job and a half for the “Connecticut Yankee” set. — John, Tom, Joe, Molly, Harryette, Mary, Frances, Pat, and George take part in a banquet scene rehearsal. Merlin, alias Tom Gale, shouts threats as King Arthur, otherwise known as Joe Elliott, grabs Mary Frances in a big scene of “A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court.” | i 1 eee ete ———— Page Sixty-one ER CO EATS TE OR GS Se TY TT TE TA TS Ty a SS A ee SN MT a A I 3 GER CR RNR iT RRM COURET GSS ARORE WTO COREE SO ee a oe a oR we ee Licuiiddhenuiitimid ached oe ee en ee ny TRON CORR RARE ee) AE AUS Se A GENE evi GENE BE RRS CRU we SE SO el ANN ARNE ME TSE NE OT OT A 3A —Juniors—3A Front row: David Jacobs, Jimmy Brown, Denny Dallas, Bob Jackson, Shirley Lively, Gayle Franklin, Bedee Buckner, Claire ; Jo Cummings, Jean Ditzler, Marcia Cooper, Howard Arons. Second row: Albert Carnes, Mary Campbell, Leah Hopson, Betty Brewer, Nancy Hall, Margie Hillman, Fred Albon, Roland Dahlin, Victor Lary, Jim Hannay. Third row: John Brand, James Gaffney, Courtney Henderson, Arthur Allen, Don Alexander, Edwin Blackwell, Norman Gates, Jean Geron. ; Fourth row: Edward Hunsinger, Norman Crohn, Jim Burleson, Tye Fain, Bill Belcher, Jim McCorkle, Lynn Barton. Not in picture: Robert Botts, Adam Grafe, Doris Hamm, Tom Kelly. Page Sixty-two 3A —Juniors—3A Front row: Mary Bertha Seale, Robert Reese, Martha Terranella, Jeanne Stults, Mary Alice Roorbach, Marilyn Marr, Barbara Pandres, Judy Pigg, Robert Mitchell, Don Telkamp, Robert Wertheimer, David Pfieffer. Second row: Jim Palmer, June Uecker, Helen Smith, Sandra Mc- Pherson, Sue Sprayberry, Caroline Williams, Jerry Riddle, Bill Moore, Eddie Voris, Karl Hormann, Earl Winston. Third row: Carlton Sessions, Gerald Ray, Bryan Vinson, Jane Ann Wright, Barbara Squibb, Nancy Webb, Michael Ricketts, Paris Rutherford, Bill Schmalzried, Billy Jack Kolthoff. Fourth row: Michaux Nash, Byron Rothpletz, Larry Sullivan, Robert Shutt, Bob Reynolds, Phil Paul, David Stanley, Frank ) Williams, Don Morton, Warry Williams. Not in picture: Jim McCammon, Mary Moore, Horace Moss, Vickie Tennant, Helen Thompson, Kay Williams. Page S: ixty-three Page Sixty-four 3B—Juniors—3B Front row: Robert Boggs, Carolyn Cave, Carolyn Forbes, Sue Clark, Shirley Christopher, Mary Jane Baucom, Barbara Dulaney, Diane Cardelli, Nancy Fielding, Kay Baker, Pat Barnes, Elaine Fisher, Pat Durant. Second row: John Fitzgerald, Roger Clark, John Brittingham, Thomas Blaylock, Jim Clem, Ted Kravel, George Brewer, Kenton Chichering, Edward Dardaganian, Joseph Tindsey, Charles Clinton, Charles Hagen. Third row: Joe Fleming, Bob Hansen, Lester Blakely, Martin Kelsey, Phil Aylward, Duke Dale, John Dulaney, John Crockett, Charles Fraser, Jube Belcher, Jim Bob Bowman, Jay Fikes. Not in picture: Norman Andres, Bill Belcher, Joan Buck, Patricia Burt. 3B—Juniors—3B Front row: Patricia Dalchau, Julia Farris, Lee Duncan, Sally Edmondson, Betty Cheesborough, Lucile Bennet, Natalie Adel, Irma Aronson, Henley Davis, Robert Bedford, Gerald Doke, Tony Duvall. Second row: Carol Elliott, Ann Black, Norma Dooley, Eloise Ann Carrotto, Alice Evans, Ruth Dickson, Nancy Athy, Anne Crozier, Beverly Bercu, Dorothy Chandler, Ruth Ann Barrett, - Arden Bowers. Third row: Tom Bowdry, Bill Gillon, Donald Bryant, Larry Fleck, Jack Adams, Bill Combs, Whitfield Clark, Ed Abel, Charles Hightower, Kent Clark, Tommy Fries, Billy Clark. Not in picture: Norman Crohn, Jean Farrow, Curtis Fenton, Kay Fiythe. PRE em, ORG AUER ee Page Sixty-five 3B—Juniors—3B Front row: Janet Hughes, Shirley Heilbron, Sara Hall, Julie Hudson, Jean Gurley, Pat Gray, Dorothy Johnson, Janet Horne. Second row: William Janowski, James Jackson, Harris Hamp- ton, Ken Kuehn, Patrick Kain, Allen Lacy. Third row: Jack Little, Richard Jahn, Curtis Keegan, Conrad Hinckley, Bill Holloway, Sid Henry, Fred Kribs. Not in picture: Bobby Hughes, Bill Jernigan, Ann Larson, Oakley Leigh. Page Sixty-six 3B-—Juniors—3B Front row: Mary Lee Howard, Shirley Knight, Jane Garrett, Georgia Hawley, Betty Ince, Avionne Jennings, Elaine Jones, Martha Hanson, Jackie Leutwyler. Second row: Jane Hardwick, Gretchen Lambertz, Joy Lipshy, Gersa Goldstein, Jean Gratigny, Patsy Jack, Shirley Kite, Brenda Green, Shelley Goodman. Third row: Lorraine Hobein, Mary Lou Jones, Mary Virginia Jenull, Patsy Lake, John Haynes, Allen Jones, Jim Groves, Ken Hempel, Ernie Kennedy. Not in picture: Taffy Hargrave, Doris Jean Herrin. Page Sixty-seven 3B—Juniors—3B Front row: Patricia Smith, Shirley Pasternak, Jeanne Rosenthal, Rita Minsky, Lee McRoberts, Jane Richardson, Janice Moore, Patsy Martin, Mary Lou Martin, Mary Moore. Second row: Peggy Nowlin, Sue McFarland, Gayle Neeley, Martha Maxwell, Toni Murph, Natalie Rubin, Joan Marsh, Betty Rheubotham, Nancy Rheubotham, Carolyn Parker, Lounelle Mayes, Joyce Miller, Peggy Reynolds. Third row: Sandy Moseley, Ronald Moore, George Rowlins, Mike Robinson, Edwin Olsmith, Charles Ross, Barry Miller, Charles Pierce, Henry Meltzer, Robert Palmer, Alan Michaelson. Not in picture: Ray Redman, Dale Reynolds. Page Sixty-eight 3B-—Juniors—3B Front row: Sue MacKinstery, Jo Ann Miller, Barbara Neely, Allison Reilly, Ann Nicholson, Rue Ross, Mary Miller, Ann Maddux, Priscilla Rettger, Mary Lou Oliver, Dora Lee Picard, Dorothy Nettleton. Second row: Heinz Molsen, Harold Patrick, Rae Rivers, Mary Lou McMahon, Mickey Moriarty, Ann Nordenbrock, Dolores Rosenstock, Jay Minton, Jack Roach, Bob Meaders, John McCall. Third row: Pete Peterson, Bruce Rhea, Tommy Rankin, Jack Reese, Mac Rowe, Bob Miller, Grant Reeder, Bill Newsom, John Nelms, Don Mighell, Lewis MacNaughton, Don Otstott, Jim Pittman. Not in picture: Roy Allen Martin, Judy Pigg. Page Sixty-nine Se SE BR ee OE ee ee eR ee Oe ee ewe Re A SR SN et Ge BY SE oO a ee oe ee MF LOS SES . WA Se Oe a ee a eee A coe ( oe Ge Kk Soe A RO OF ee a See BF Se: | Re ee ee ee YS Oe ce Oe he SO a ee ee SS eo oe me oO OO SF A A a SS A A A RE OR CER J SMR ce SNE ARR Me ee, SE EE CURES a CE aR eR Se 2 I ee, a” 3B—Juniors—3B Front row: Donna Vaughn, Annie Singleton, Lorayne Walker, Jerre Walker, Martha Wilson, Suzanne Weitzman, Kay Webb, Andra Spickard, Patsy Weber. Second row: Lavonne Smith, Jane Summers, Jan Simpson, Adrienne Weaver, Melissa Strock, Stephanie Smith, Robert Vriesinga, Jack O. Soloman, Erik Thompson. Third row: Curtiss Speck, Stuart Wallace, Dick Snelling, Robert ‘Ulmer, Hamilton Shaw, Bob Sharpe, Dick Wray, John Vanderslice. Not in picture: June Uecker, Ronald Westfall. Page Seventy 3B—Juniors—3B Front row: Suzanne Sands, Joan Scrymgeour, Patsy Taylor, Becky Sparks, Carrie Jane Whaley, Kay Wright, Susan Wil- son, Morton Susman, Robert Verhalen. Second row: Carol Ann Walton, Mary Lou Sessions, Joan Wells, Fredna Schroeder, Katrin Schoonmaker, Beverly Tosch, Jack Kenyon, Jr., Harold Waterman, Richard Walters. Third row: Rudy Turner, Arthur Ungerman, Rafael Ubico, Frank - Stewart, Ainslie Shelburne, David Shelmire, Stanley Toland, James Shane, Sam Vickers. L aaa Not in picture: Norman Schepps, Carleen Shafer, Allen Taylor. ait i a il po ( LY Page Seventy-one '§ SET CE RE ES SS A TOS EE NNT SON RL RS RT A RE SL TN RN RR SE RN NE 2G OE CUR SRNR GI («GRRE RR EEERORR ee Seer SET CO A Te ee eee oe | ee Cl OR oe ee ee ee fo OE RO Oo EN re: ES CE GUE Ee RR Fee ae EY Cceet oO r Gle EO C CO Poe OO oo Gee } ; ee eee ee ee eee eee 20 CARE. © NEES GER een ERE CE OE FS Oe Ee ee ee OY a A We Rs et ee os : ee ee ee ee ee PAT SOL! OA RA ET SN CE EE oO! ER SE SS EE Gee CR OT Be ee CR EY oe Oe es ee ee ee ee AS HERING we rete! ET eRe SERRE RENE CS GENE ED A CE REN ae Bet 2 EE Ga ee oe A ree ee ee es ee! SORE RIE ME RO IS SO ER EE ORS GR SR ON RES RRR oe UE EE SN ek ER SS RO eee a Ss 8 CREE CURD NEES ay ONES CENES CEEND SED ENED GUNNS SES WS GENS SUNS SRE SS SE NED BENE SN SSE ND RENE Oa PN GD SETS Op SS SS Se 2A-—Sophomores-—2A Front row: Shirley Jones, Diane Holden, Karen Haystad, Ginger Higginbotham, Suzanne Dranguet, Suzanne Covington, Carol Ann Beddoes, Mary Clemens, Mary Jo Brown, Patricia Curry. Second row: William Cortelyou, Burton Einspruch, Joan Lynn, Jo Ann Holt, Lynn Glover, Armour Gray, Donald Glosser, James Holmes. Third row: De Witt Gifford, Charles Aldridge, Kent Beasley, Ray Beall, Louis Francis, John Beasley, Tommy Davis, John. Crabtree, Ed Johnson. f Not in picture: Geraldine Hearn, Richard Henderson, Jimmy Johnson. Page Seventy-two 2A -Sophomores—2A Front row: Mitzi Freeman, Audrey Langran, Elizabeth Long, Amalie Liebermen, Shirley Cohen, Linda’ Collier, Shirley James, Martha Jones, Nancy Fiske. Second row: Joan Hassell, Michael Crane, Betty Ann Clark, Jacqueline Johannes, Betty Jo Jones, Carmen Anton, David Bernstein, John Lovejoy, John Bollman, Jerry Kriss. Third row: Dick Draper, Frank Groseclose, Garrett Briggs, Henry Jacoby, Ray Hassell, Dick Davis, Chris Hampton, Deaton Hankins, Donald Clayton, Bob Grossman. Not in picture: Romee Bianchi, George Brewer, Bill Courshon, Eddie Dean. ons Page Seventy-four 2A—Sophomores—2A Front row: Herman Rose, Nina Ogden, Priscilla Vermootin, Dianne Segelhurst, Jeanne Norsworthy, Mae Jean Tirey, Elaine Manning, Marie McElreath, Martha Wade, Patricia Murray, Margaret Whitley, Betty Sue West. Second row: John Westmoreland, John Stuart, Delores Rosan- sky, Dorothy Ann Rice, Kay Rogers, Nancy Woods, Sue Ann Worthington, Nancy Wheelis, Ann Messersmith, Melinda McBride, Barbara Strange, Jeanne Webb. Third row: Bill Jett Rogers, Willis Tate, George Reynolds, Billy Storey, Robert Shubinski, Dee Norton, John Stewart, Nor- man Zable, Bernard Weil, Malcomk Shaw, Bob Spoonts. Not in picture: Rebecca Sparks, Beverly Sullivan, Karl Tipple, Robert Verhalen. 2A-—Sophomores—2A Front row: Rosa Zweig, Peggie Norman, Beth Matson, Carol Ogden, Ann Turner, Robert Wiggins, Allyn Patrick, Jerry . Moss, Duke Underwood, Larry Roberts, Bill Maxwell. Second row: Claire McDougle, Winnie Mclver, Nancy Newton, Julia Zimmerman, Betty Jean Whitten, Jane Pilley, Nancy Glazner, Janette McKinley, Sandra Sorrels, George Golden, Bill Ravkind, Bill Shuttles. Third row: Sidney Weisblat, Monroe McDonald, Donald Smith, Ken Whyte, Stoddart Smith, Walter Wink, Bob Mark, Eric Mengert, Joe Montgomery, Lowry Mays. Not in picture: Marlene Marcus, Linnwood Pitts, Sue Ross, Suzanne Sands, Robert Shutt, Nancy Sparks, Eloise Peterson. f { pa nnipmmptmdondinmmuapiumphummadumdasmunbiusuandacc.t. ....1....0%.. 4 0 of ett SS A NS ee A NN CS A A A! A CA RN A GD A CN RO ES GLAS CRINGE ERS Oe UU ER es AN COT ee AT A aS A AS © RS BR SMI ERO SF A AS A A Ae A A AS A A A RY Se ee GRR See: | ‘ee, ww Sg, O98 s808 Neneeees bs) � WERTeR 3 8 2B—Sophomores—2B Front row: Francis Butt, Jo Ann Ferris, Carolyn Fansher, Nancy Child ress, Sarah Atkerson, Mary Barnett, Nancy Francis, Joyce Frankfurt, Florence Ann Courtney, Bob Burkhart, Jack Allen. Second row: Cornelia Caldwell, Pat Cartwright, Myra Best, Virginia Dabney, Martha Boren, Barbara Easterling, Laurie Buck, Resi Fisher, Dick Benjamin, Gary Epstein. Third row: Bobby Blatt, Paul Fourt, Jeanne Davis, Elizabeth Ellisor, Margie Echerd, Jane Casey, Pat Davis, Arlene Doug- las, Pam Erringer, Ann Ellard. Fourth row: Edward Becker, Mac Cameron, Dick Beyea, Jerry | - Carson, Bill Bagby, Jerry Carmichael, Wayland Brooks, Bill Burnap, Howard Beaupre, Richard Fox. Page Seventy-six 2B—Sophomores—2B Front row: Ellyn Driss, Delberta Bruner, Marilyn Conolley, Beverly Fairchild, Sarah Jane English, Pat Ashby, Ruth Den- man, Harriet Culpepper, Margaret Clark, Mary Ann Dicken- son, Barbara Burge, Peggy Deshong, Joan Battle. Second row: Bill Adams, Eugene Andrews, John Anton Berke, Jock Ashby, Donald Dennie, Stanley Dippel, Bob Boberg, Larry Darnall, Dickie Bryant, Donald Bowman, Byron Adams, Alan Edelson. Third row: Herbie Asel, E. H. Bruss, Tom Dulaney, David Dunn, Jo Farr, Glenn Foster, Jack Davis, Bill Ballard, Johnny Apple, Thomas Blackely, David Forest. Not in picture: Jim Bowman, Paula Browne, Jere Cleveland, Jon Coalson, Walton Friedel. i mate | {a i eagemtengatianieni ee ee Page Seventy-seven ——- eK, wi ed oo . ae k TT TT SS SS AT ay Sei re ee Pe Bk Tae te Saget i282 Rag 4 fiikyg ef 2B —Sophomores-—2B | Front row: Kim Kimbell, Rex Henger, Mimi Lake, Sheron Gil- liam, Marcia Hearon, Joan Hackman, Janice King, Lesley 7 Jensen, Peggy Jacoby, Diane Lary, Alice Jane Hanchett. :| Second row: Carol Haas, Carol Luce, Anne Griffin, Marion Leon, Ervin Hafter, John Lovejoy, Jack Hermann, Shirley ; Kochman, Bobby Kelley, David Grissom. . Third row: Sherman Johnson, Louis Guion, Jerry Kessler, Ralph j Kelman, Mitch Gay, James Gibbs, John Kendrick, Ed Han- rT son, Charles Doyd, Robert Livingston, Craig Gunter. ) Page Seventy-eight 2B—Sophomores—2B Front row: Conrad Immel, Ann Griffith, Barbara Ligon, Nita Kosanke, Ann Hassell, Marlene Katz, Sarah Jo Griffin, Pat Lentin, Mary Ruth Jones, Denise Greenwell, Ben Grimes. Second row: Lenora Kaemmerlen, Catherine Gouse, Sally Holmes, Bill Goode, Victor Hunter, Marilyn Kendrick, Sally Harris, Kay Huser, Carol Knickerbocker, Carol Hollister, Johnny Hope. | Third row: George Guthrie, Fred Held, Harry Lacy, Kim Law- ton, Sherrill Hawkins, Nancy Gilger, Bill Goff, Dee Holmes. Fourth row: Robert Hemphill, Jack Gentry, David Levine, Smithy Keller, Bill Gribble, Mark Hall, Speight Jenkins, Jr., John Janak. Not in picture: Richard Hamilton, Allen Heard, ! ffs i | it fils i Page Seventy-nine a agate weer. a 2B —-Sophomores-—2B Front row: Bill Otstott, Charles McMichael, Morris Romick, Roger Prior, Kathryn McHam, Mary Jane Moss, Eileen Rue- bel, Mary Anne McNamara, Pat Paulos, Patsy Miller, Pat Root, Nancy Moore. Second row: Morris Rutchik, Donald Malouf, Charles Roberts, Barney Rabourn, Bill Robinson, Rosser Miller, Jackie Phillips, Joyce Rainwater, Nancy Mock, Mary Price, Mary Ann Mosher. Third row: Fred Roberts, Stevin Poston, Monty Mann, Cecil Ray, Charles Mansfield, Bob Matthews, Byron Mann, Tom Matthews, Ronald Ormond, Noel Rather, Ben Mitchell. Not in picture: Janice Moore, Wylene Moore, Nancy Nugeut. Page Eighty 2B—Sophomores—2B Front row: Mary Katherine Purl, Eleanor Martin, Ann Quillen, Anne MclLarry, Mary Rejebian, Lila Ragland, Joan Runyon, Joanne Parker, Peggy Robertson, Vance Powell, Bill Moore, Dick Rabe. Second row: Mickey Pledger, Helen Rovinoky, Mary Frances McClure, Anne Ruggles, Patricia Martin, Arline Petty, Mary Reid, Tom McCall, Lloyd Otto, Morris Lively, Charles T. Raines, Bill Paulson. Third row: Richard McDonald, Sam Mcintosh, Richard Mus- grave, Llewellyn Powell, Jack Ogg, Bill Paulsell, Louis Reich- man, Skipper Milton, John Harney, Tommy Oglesby. Page Eighty-one Page Eighty-two 2B-—Sophomores—2B Front row: Alan Teguns, John Tedford, Phyllis Stewart, Jean- _nine Williams, Carol Van Duyn, Rosmond Whitten, Norma Jane Wilson, Roberta Wilson, Sue Smith, Johnnie Sue Shep- perd, Jane Upton, Barbara Starz, Christy Ann Smith. Second row: Dick Steele, Marion Winn, Eleanor Walker, Ben Watts, Ronnie Sewar, Steve Watson, Robert Wyche, Daniel Weilby, Roy Giddens. Third row: Bob Stapp, Bob Strand, John Taylor, Tommy Thur- low, Jim Vandermeer, Jim Slatton, Don Teeple, Ken Sewell, Newland Oldham, Mickey Wiley. Not in picture: Sally Shaw, Douglas Simpson, Catherine South- gate, Bob Spoonts, Pat Tidwell, Itha Man Wallis, Ben Wofford. 44 1 | i 4 : Wi 4 4 | Page Eighty-three David , Matty Segal, Louise Silliman, 2B Bob Sparrow Bill Trott f Helen Tutt, Lida Mae Smith, Nancy Ted True, , , sam Wynn, Bob Snider, Bob Young, , Louis Guion. Sophomores 2B- Judith Scott. Gail Van Duzen. s pl aay 5 _ 5 ep) e = = Ww ® c i= 2) 2 oS ® = 3 AL D = = - ® — — o -_ 7) ‘= Me ® 7) Tubb, Susan Shelburne, Vodkel, Jimmy Sanders, Ren Steiman Smith, James Wright Moneta Speaker, Bob Steel West Third row: David Willis, Michael White, Van Thompson, David Front row: Louise Stephenson, Anne Vieaux, Second row: Pat Teague . oy a wd ip a The 2B-—Sophomores-— 2B (January) Front row: Hugh Holcomb, Richard Taylor, Sherma Patillo, Nancy Walton, Anita Grinke, Betty Brown, Mary Ann McCord, Lou Pierce, Martin Schneider, Harry Hoxy, William Brown. Second row: Richard Astow, King Buckner, Judson Rogers, Harry Eisenstein, Tommy Spangler, Robert Hoople, Harry Werner, Robert Farmer, Charles Kieffer, David Jones, Bobby Elfant. Third row: Clay Cox, Bill Lacy, Gerald Harlan, Dick Ford, Jim Tom Ball, Searcy Miller, Donald Knight, John Gilliam, Raleigh Stanton, Jimmy Roe, Donald Jansky. Fourth row: Martin Teguns, Bob Hayden, Cecil Stell, David White, Tommy Porter, T. D. Dickey, Sam Paternostro, Bob Penland, Bill Reed. Fifth row: Stanley Lipman, Henry Nuss, Lewis Watson, Fred Baccus, Gary Gilchrist, Charles Blaylock, Larry Sikes, Marshall Sessions, Jackie Olds, Tim Kirkendall, James Faulk, Jordan Burkart. Not in picture: Delores Clark, Maurine Powell. Page Eighty-four uy Sop A hme . 2B-Sophomores-—2B (January) Front row: Gifford Touchstone, Johnny Stuart, Jimmy McMurray, Gene Fair, Joe Browning, Gilbert Brown, Betty Sheinberg, Sandra Zuckerman, Susan Zane, Marion Bateson. Second row: David Hampton, Chris Semos, Lewis Cohen, Ann Grant, Carla Sue Rucker, Kay Dolch, Corita Owens, Rosemary Acton, Mary Scott, Marcia Niswonger, May Loeb. Third row: Joan McKnight, Mary Ann Baskette, Allison Galt, Claire Taylor, Betty Kneeland, Carolyn Carnes, Jo Ann Rasco, Jerry Bywaters, Betty Mitchell, Ann Jones, Jean Toomey, Norma Grabstald. Fourth row: Barbara Vifquain, Sally Slaton, Lucia Watson, Eva Lou Watkins, Bonnie Vifquain, Nancy Bassel, Sara Digiacinto, Pam Brice, Sandra Freedman, Margie McKinney, Merita Wood. | Fifth row: Betty Brown, Carol Goranson, Lois Utay, Nancy Edwards, Adrienne Singer, Phyllis Bogart, Margie A aron, Marcia Aaron, Linda Cowley, Sue Downey. Not in picture: Lloyd Blaylock, Patricia Brown, Page Eighty-five io S W S x SS Organ Madrigal Choir—something new in music around HPHS. No, not jailbirds—just orchestra members out for a good time. Ye ole Band in its new quarters. Members of the Executive Committee, Mary Frances Myers, Sam Rowland, Mary Ellen Bourdene, Sue Ann Sigler, Ann Duckett, Janie Inglish, Barbara Russell, and Don Alexander, check the number of beanies sold. a Student Council “Gee, what are all of those people going into that room for? Don’t they know they should be in their first period classes?” Such a comment has probably come from several new students at Highland Park when they have seen the Student Council about to go into one of its weekly thirty-minute sessions. In such a short time what can fifty or sixty students from different rooms accomplish? Just listen and you will see. The Council helps to build school spirit and inter-school relations, which include the sale of rooters’ caps to loyal Scots, the sending of friendship teams to other schools, and the sponsoring of dances after home football games. ; i! It keeps an accurate file of all schedules for student use = ¥ = and publishes annually a complete student directory. Also each spring it sponsors school-wide elections. The project this year is to send two French war orphans, twins, through school for a year, at an expense of $300. Crepe paper and tinfoil enliven an S. C. Formal. Fall OFFICERS Sammrowilcind bs) 3.2. .leol areas eae ha . « President . - Mary Frances Myers . Secretary David Pfeiffer Vice-president Barbara Russell . Treasurer Miss Louise James . Sponsor Miss Eleanor Thornell . Sponsor Spring Sam Rowland Mary Frances Myers . Don Alexander George Reynolds . Miss Louise James . Miss Eleanor Thornell MEMBERS Miller, Jo Ann Moore, Janice Bowers, Arden Buntin, Roberta Haney, Evadelle Havstad, Karen Voekel, John Watson, Lucia Riley, Molly Ronay, Alan Alexander, Don Allen, Ann Andrews, Eugene Atkerson, Sarah - Page Eighty-eight Barnett, Mary Barrett, Ruth Ann Bemis, Nancy Cameron, Mac Cave, Carolyn Dahlin, Roland Duckett, Ann Dunlap, Pat Fleck, Larry Franklin, Gayle Fraser, Charlie Fuller, Judy Gibbs, James Guthrie, Tim Bourdene, Mary Ellen Grollman, Pat Inglish, Janie Jones, Mary Lou Jones, Shirley Kendrick, Marilyn Lake, Patsy Lilly, Bob Lovinggood, Lynne McFarland, Susie McRoberts, Lee Maddux, Anne Maxwell, Martha Mays, Jo Ann Moriarity, Mickey Moss, Horace Mounts, Bill Neale, Sallie Neeley, Gayle Oppell, Al Owens, Jerry Parker, Carolyn Peterson, Pete Pfeiffer, Dave Powell, Liew Reynolds, George Ronay, Andre Sheinberg, Betty Sagal, Matty Ruebel, Eileen Russell, Barbara Sigler, Sue Ann Silliman, Louise Slaton, Sally Smith, Sara Snoots, Wynne Stell, Cecil Urquhart, John Watts, Ben Webb, Nancy Whitley, Margaret Williams, Betty Williams, Caroline Wilson, Honey Wink, Richard Wink, Walter Woodman, George Woodruff, Deaner Woods, Nancy National Honor Society “Who are the ‘lucky’ members of the National Honor Society?” Luck has very little to do with membership in this elite organization. On the basis of outstanding scholarship, leadership, service, and character, the fac- ulty decides who are to be honored with membership. Each semester approximately three percent of the 3A class, seven percent of the 4B class, and fifteen percent of the 4A class can be elected. A low honor roll average for a semester automatically brings a student’s name up for consideration. It is the privilege of all National Honor Society members to serve as ushers at special assemblies and senior activities. Keeping the activity cards of all Highland Park students up to date is another big job for the members. To the boy and girl of the graduating class receiving the highest achievement scores during the high school years, the National Honor Society gives the coveted “H” Blanket Award. Malcolm and Martha are the two proud recipients of the Blanket Award. Fall Malcolm Bowers . . Py Alan Ronay... . Ann Duckett. . . 2 seaneClarkin. cs. . : Miss Hilda Masters. . 2 OFFICERS President . Vice-president Secretary . Treasurer . Sponsor . MEMBERS Spring Arthur Barnes . Alan Ronay - . Frances Evans . Harryette Bushong . Miss Hilda Masters Dahlin, Roland Ackerman, Gwynne Allen, Ann Arnold, Carole Barnes, Arthur Bernard, Jeanne Boggs, Robert Dougherty, Peggy Duckett, Ann Dunlap, Pat Evans, Frances Fraser, Charles Bourdene, Mary Ellen Fuller, Judy Bowlby, Kathryn Bowers, Malcolm Brooks, Frank Burrow, Betty Bushong, Harryette Clark, Jean Greer, Bobby Haney, Evadelle Harlan, Martha Hardwick, Jane Haroz, Sandra Hendrix, Terry Hiett, Claire Neale, Sallie Higginbotham, Harry Nettleton, Dorothy Jones, Bruce Lackey, Nancy Lary, Victor McCash, Paul McFarland, Sue Maloy, Amy Mancill, Rosemary Mayes, Margo Minot, George Moss, Horace Olney, LaVern Owen, Jerry Parker, Carolyn Pope, Barbara Ronay, Alan Russell, Barbara Shockley, Mary Sue Swain, Lou Sigler, Sue Ann Simmons, Marshall Starkey, Sue Tims, Georgann Tyson, Barbara Urquhart, John Vickers, Sam Vandeer Meer, Bob Walker, Patsy Jo Webb, Charles Webb, Dave Webb, Nancy Wimberly, David Wink, Sylvia Myers, Mary Frances Skiles, Nancy Page Eighty-nine Hi-Lite officers, Mary Sue Shockley, Jody Carmichael, Carolyn Cave, Ann Allen, Susan Biggers, Mary Ellen Bourdene, Harryette Bushong, Marilyn Cammack, Janice Wheelis, Ann Duckett, Betty Williams, Barbara Russell, and Martha Maxwell, find time out from club work for a little refreshment. Scotch plaid background ...A headache for Hi-Lite decorators. Hi-Lites There is only one club at Hi Park that bars boys to its entrance—that is our Hi-Lites Club. Each fall and mid- term, the Friendship Coramittee does a wonderful job of helping the new transfers and 2B’s get acquainted around Hi Park. Another committee is the Program Committee, which plans the meetings that are held each Tuesday at activities period. The Social Committee is responsible for the dances and parties that they have during the year. Some of the more talented members are on the Bulletin Board Committee. They make the posters to keep the girls informed about the meetings and various activities. The Ex-Student’s Committee keeps a record of every girl who graduates from Hi Park. Along with their fun, welfare work is included. The Welfare Committee sends girls to the Mexican Mission every Saturday to assist in the work there. Another job of this committee is to sponsor a rural school through the Save the Children Federation. One of the busiest is the Red Cross Committee, which sends boxes overseas, gives food to the underprivileged, and entertains veterans in hospitals. A Religious Focus Week is planned jointly by the Hi-Lites and Hi-Y. For this, an officer of each club is in charge each day. Fall Ann Duckett Mary Ellen Bourdene . a. 3 s Harryette Bushong Janice Wheelis. . Mary Sue Shockley Betty Wiliams. . Susan Biggers . Barbara Russell Carolyn Cave . Page Ninety Jody Carmichael. . . . Martha Maxwell . . . . Ann: Allenim,.2ccwcmits Joe « Marilyn Cammack .. . Miss Carrie Inmon .. . Miss Grace Wilson . . . OFFICERS Spring Janet Greene . Peggy Nowlin Harryette Bushong Clauda Carroll Mary Sue Shockley . Betty Williams President’. ascwel aean S Program Vice-President . Welfare Vice-President . Social Vice-President. . Friendship Vice-President . Junior Red Cross Vice-President . .- . Publicity Vice-President . Betty Cheesborough - « . Recording Secretary . . . Barbara Russell Corresponding Secretary . . . . ... . Carolyn Cave sites DFOGSULOM erie teu wee) Le ie. Deets 1a . Patricia Smith oe, ail veces PRGCSUFOLS cat rs) Vokes) Mic rieunre neues. Martha Maxwell EP oei ne (oulhieldtbbs ae eo G a “oH SAcsoe ¢ Ann Allen oun «) scristonicny serene cas et. cmt ee MOT Yne Gamnack Advisorwo i.” so pen eso feet e mess = Gorrie: Inmon 3) ets) ha te CSPONSOS= 6) et cle ete os st rete eaten MISS) Grocen Wilson v Hi-Y¥ “To create and maintain throughout the school and community, higher standards of Christian character”— reads the motto of the Hi-Y club. This organization, an established Highland Park boys club for twenty-eight years, is sponsored by the YMCA. Its continuing pop- ularity is due to the varied types of programs and activities planned. A Monday morning meeting could find a minister, lawyer, or magician holding forth from the auditorium stage, or perhaps a sports film or musical show being presented. Each year seven dele- gates are sent to Austin to participate in the Youth and Government Conference. The club also does welfare work in connection with the Red Cross. In October they are co-sponsors with Hi-Lites of Religious Focus Week. Two of the school’s most important social functions are the fall semi-formal and spring formal given by Hi-Y. Fall OFFICERS MICHEONNIBOW OLS iiss) “se dy is ie) eee . . Executive Vice-President . menion Reynolds’ « . . « � « «© «© .« ys Program. .. .- Ed Bernet . ... Membership . . ncnesatoliandie. is els. lsc + 6 os “e ms SOCICI) fe) «neues DoTEVEOWENSUe-Uhswicuiel colic ss 6 2. e pee Welfcre s. 0 ) ne is Alan Ronay. . . . . Secretary. . . .� Ronald Crossman ... . . Treasurer. .« « « . . . . . George W. Ruddell . . . . - Sponsor... -« Paul Ledbetter. . . MEOPONSOM cies) = Malcolm Bowers presides over other Hi-Y officers, Jerry Owens, Charles Holland, Ed Bernet, and Merion SUPresicionty.meciit. wet cs Reynolds. Bob, Hayden, Roland, Victor, Frank, Willis, Phil, Jim, and Michael make plans for the Hi-Y Legislature. Spring Siew eo enews aa EGnBernet . « « + Merion Reynolds . . . Harry Higginbotham Sic, 18 Somes etry, Owens � « « + Charles Holland Dave Webb . + + « « Ken Hemple Walter Wink George W Ruddell . Paul Ledbetter Miss Moore and several members of the Round Table, Terry Hendrix, Carol Ring, Charles Lloyd, and John Urquhart discuss Public Relations pro The Reina Table | In Highland Park we have an organization to provide a place for informal serious discussions. It is, of course, the Round Table. The learned Sc ots devote sixty minutes and con with Mrs. Alma Scruggs. Page Ninety-two Bill Mounts ¢? 6. e608 56 8 28 Carole Arnold... sesueie, eee Miss Helen Moore. . « « «© « Arnold, Carole Dahlin, Roland Brittingham, Jon Evans, Frances Fleming, Joe Gould, Marcia Burger, Emil Crozer, Ken of their time each week to exciting discussions and at- tempt to come to intelligent decisions. Participants must have clear, quick minds that are readily adapted to different points of view. They must be willing to spend time on accumulating knowledge for the problem to be discussed. Open-mindedness and the willingness to consider all sides of a question before reaching a de- cision are the main characteristics of these tribunes. These discussions, while sponsored by Miss Moore, are led by various students. OFFICERS See. cele) CIUIFMCIN Wile e cap uaa te ees es Secreta ry e ee e eo © © « Sponsor MEMBERS Hardwick, Jane Mounts, Bill Hendrix, Terry Nettleton, Dorothy Lloyd, Charles Pope, Barbara Moss, Jerry Ring, Carole - « Roland Dahlin - « Frances Evans - Miss Helen Moore Sagal, Matty Toland, Stan Urquhart, John te ced span ieee aS STII ne OR CORREIA - Quill and Scroll initiation ceremonies include Molly Riley, Jean Clark, Martha Harlan, Charles Barnes, Jane D‘ Armond, John England, and Miss Stewart. Quill and Scroll When Hi Park received a charter from the national headquarters of Quill and Scroll in 1936 and was _ definitely organized in 1937 by Miss Margaret Wasson, | the club for busy-as-beaver journalists became part of our school. To be eligible for membership, according to the constitution, a student must be at least a junior, in the upper third of his class scholastically, have done | superior work on either the Bagpipe or Highlander, and | be recommended by the adviser of the publication on | which he worked. The club formerly published the | Kiltie. Meetings are now held once a month with spon- sor, Miss Mary Stewart—the purpose of these meetings is to raise the standards of journalism at Hi Park. At the candlelight service new members are presented with the symbolic gold pins, and light their individual candles from the taper of truth. Members also receive the Quill and Scroll Magazine every other month. Fall OFFICERS Spring RCT CILcivereee rant. Lot.) osu ys, oy, President.; -s-« “s¢ tus 6 4 ©) tess - Andre Ronay Vice-president . . . « « «+ «+ + Marcia Gould imeen Clark . = .. .. =. . - « .Secretary:Treasurer. . « + 2 « « « � « « Alan Ronay SIMESEMCKYE STOW CIT ne lass tee © - Sponsor . . . % « « � � � , «Miss Mary Stewart MEMBERS Acheson, Alex D‘Armand, Virginia Harlan, Martha Lively, Shirley Riley, Molly Asch, Gale Fisher, Elizabeth Harrison, Gwen Maier, Jean Ronay, Alan _ Armitage, Jane � Gould, Marcia Hendrix, Terry Minot, Georae Ronay, Andre Bernard, Jeanne Greer, Bob Higginbotham, Harry Mounts, Bill Schoonmaker, Burger, Emil Hannay, Jim Lary, Victor Olney, LaVern Gretchen Clark, Jean Woodman, George Page Ninety-three Typical pep rally behind the Iron Drape as depicted by the Dramatics Club. The Dramatic Club Noel Coward’s biting satire, Maxwell Anderson’s lofty speeches, Shakespeare’s immortal words—all live again in th e Dramatics Club “ham” sessions. Candi- dates for membership in the Thespian Thirty are picked by the executive board in bi-annual tryouts. To retain eligibility for the club, each student must participate in at least one program a semester. These programs may include anything from an original skit to a scene from a longer play. The entire group is responsible for writ- ing and producing the assembly that announces the Bridge? Canasta? Hearts? Highlander Music Festival Queen. Social activities aren’t Fall OFFICERS Spring Charles Webb wi) 0 a a. ot oa Presidents.) .1 7 delist s8 Seamon ine blk e Dong Michel MaryEllen Bourdene.. .) . 40% � � «1! Vice-president) 20). se))ei's 5) ) o) ceukronces Evans Jane Hardwickis) ais (8.0 3 fo cis: in a. oecretaryl: 30 .ne ee eee, aes os onedhandwier Don’ Mighell? Pes 295° 2 See ws. og lreasurer a. eh. nen alee ey ohne Crockett MrscEdith Steed 27 2 x ifvree eek. 3 Se. SeSponsor emt ta eee ee ee tee | SUMS Cc EditheSiead MEMBERS Bailey, Cynthia Davis, Tommy Jones, Bruce Moss, Jerry Simmons, Marshall Bercu, Beverly DuLaney, Barbara Kesler, Jerry Mounts, Bill Sorrels, Sandra Bourdene, Mary Ellen Elliott, Joe Kribs, Fred Murph, Tonie Taylor, John Bushong, Harryette Evans, Frances Lacey, Harry Myrick, W. J. Tims, Georgann Conolley, Marilyn Groner, Aline Malouf, Don Nettleton, Dorothy | Underwood, Duke Cooper, Marcia Hampton, Chris Maloy, Amy Nowlin, Peggy Vinson, Bryan Cortelyou, Bill Harwick, Jane Mayes, Margot Riley, Molly Webb, Charles Craugh, Joan Hassell, Ann Mighell, Don Sagal, Matty Wink, Walter Crockett, John Jennings,Avionne Miller, Mary Sigler, Sue Ann Zale, Donald Page Ninety-four Everyone is busy doing something different at the Art Club meetings. The Art Club Each Tuesday afternoon the Hi Park building is deserted except for a group of people in the art room. What are they plotting? Why do they have a look of intence con- centration on their faces? Well, they are budding Picas- sos and Rembrandts of the Art Club, discussing the decoration for the Queen’s court at the Music Festival or some other important art activity, for which they are responsible. Through an art service committee, this club takes charge of the art display cases; assists with dec- orations and stage sets; productes posters, and lends its talents to various other school needs. At the meet- ings, the members may work in medium of their own choosing. Each year they buy two original prints by top flight American Artists; their collection now totals twenty beautiful prints. Once a year everyone in the club dresses in his Sunday best for a semi-formal din- Art Club officers, La Vern Olney, Barbara Tyson, Claire Heitt, Evadelle ner. Also, in the spring, the members enjoy a picnic. Haney, and Jeanne Norsworthy, set up an art display in the new showcase. Thanks to Miss Nancy Ella Dial, the sponsor, the Art Club is a wonderful part of the extra-curricular activities of Hi Park. Fall OSF'CERS Spring Gloire. Hictt mc feo ane) li 8' o e «, as ys, President Matis Sk eS Ss . Eva Haney EVOBHONCYme ns Mima. . smcr om «nae. hee Vice-president x eu.) ty % os «sac « gee tarry Hull lcm VernuOineys-e6sm i. 8c) fh ier) es) vcd) cSecretarys. 4: sa 55 « %. 2 .. eo Eleanor Simpson BCnOcLcmhyYsSOnmewarsn Mu sp ais) ice salle 0 Sh INECSUrer Wen: 4 de voles, «Lamy Sullivan NrncyePOtersOn sen sileme uae) Meamen fie 2m ioe TISTONICN ste ates Gaels ass eas, ) x Claire Hietf MeNINORCUR OCC Mi aato Ts sume moms 8 ml REporter |. Neary ane) ies) ©. La, Vern Olney MISSENANCYECCHEDICilien ecu ametes mista canta “SPONSOG aie. 9. . � . Miss Nancy Ella Dial MEMBERS Dealey, Jerry Fisher, Elaine Harrison, Gwen Quillen, Ann Thomas, Julia Aust, Mary Lee Fisher, Elizabeth Hay, Anita Reader, Grant Tosch, Beverly Blomberg, Bill Fuller, Judy Hiett, Claire Ronay, Alan Tyson, Barbara Bohmfalk, Lorelei Funk, Dolores Hill, Harry Schoonmaker, Katrin White, Sallie Brooks, Frank Garrett, Jane Jacobs, Marilyn Shaffer, Carlene Warren, Jane Clifford, Martha Gillon, Ann Kribs, Fred Simpson, Eleanor Whitley, Annette Diller, Ann Goodman, Shelley Nailor,Billie Sparks, Rebecca Wilson, Martha Elliott, Joe Gray, Armour Norsworthy, Jeanne Sullivan, Larry Wink, Richard Erringer, Pam Haney, Eva Olney, LaVern Thomas, Jim Zimmerman, Julia Parker, Carolyn Page Ninety-five B: wt J.H.S. Officers, Annette Askew, Ann Percy, Nancy Reeves, Betty Burrow, Marilyn Marr, and Henry Rice, present a program with Elaine Cleveland. Henry Rice Marilyn Marr Nancy Reeves Annette Askew . Terry Hendrix Betty Burrow Ann Percy Mrs |. O. Miller Page Ninety-six Junior Historical Society When you talk about history in Highland Park High School you always think of either Mrs. Miller or the Junior Historical Society. This organization spends the year not delving into the Rome of the Caesars, but into the past of Texas, Dallas County, and the City of Dallas. Every historian eagerly awaits the annual meeting in April of the Texas Historical Society in Austin. Highland Park sends representatives who submit articles for pub- lication in “The Junior Historian,” the society's official publication. The winning articles are first read to the Convention. It is in thinking about others that the J.H.S. hits its high point. This Christmas the club adopted a rural school of Brazos County. Each of the twenty-eight students was sent an individual package. Our local gettogethers are usually the third Friday in each month. OFFICERS ont te ewes he Sy Rene « fats cn gee eee me President ee Oe eA at Spe A eee es Recording Secretary SPT ea ee or fe Treasurer Suita Suu) ia Doe lai aie sls ye) 1 CORTESDONCUNC SOctCICas Sf 0y osist ata Historian Parliamentarian Sponsor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Officers of the Travel Club, Martha Maxwell, Ruth Ann Barrett, Betty Williams, and Susie McFarland, get together on future welfare plans. TRAVEL CLUB You do not have to have a magic carpet to see the world if you travel via Hi Park’s Travel Club. Members visit a different spot each month by means of illustrated talks or movies on foreign countries. When Mrs. I. O. Miller decided in the fall of 1936 the school needed a club for students interested in learning about other countries, the club came into existence. In fourteen years it has grown to be Hi Park’s third largest club, surpassed only by the Hi-Lites and Hi-Y. Besides globe trotting, the travelers do social service work in the form of parties among the underprivileged groups. , OFFICERS Betty Williams 5G Shag oe ak Ca ie a ee (46s) AG tim do cod) Gye Gh aciOk 205. ook Eclacoe meee SUSteUCECTICNG) ean mre notetln« AUCs E Teli's) pistes (aon sw | eee Were ieoier aval a he eg oS ne AG oh A Bt Ae ee a GrccalWOONG Ya cm cmon comm Uey | MMeie stu. of Votic cts 40s of Ve {letra Be boo A oo oe eee Mo oc see A Gri IVnSes le GPCL Orcas fehl faMis oie oie ete es Ti % President Vice-president Secretary Ae ars Treasurer ame Historian . Parliamentarian 45 Sponsor Page Ninety-seven Page Ninety-eight First Row, (left to right): Fredna Schroeder, Jane Ann Wright, Carole Arnold, Jeanne Stults, Sara Smith, Harryette Bushong, Pat Banes, Carroll Hulsey, Mary Frances Myers, Peggy Nowlin, Janie English, Natalie Rubin, Ann Diller, Georg- ann Timms, Miss Pope, director. Second Row: Elaine Manning, Helen Smith, Doris Buster, Marie McElreath, Jane Hard- wick, Shirley Rainwater, Lounelle Mays, Jeanne Webb, Jean Gratigny, Mary Miller, Barbara Pope, Joan Anspacher. Third Row: Betty Sue West, Marcia Cooper, Jeanette Keithley, Pat Pasley, Roberta Buntin, Jan Simpson, Ann Gilon, Alice Evans, Glenda Waddell, Ora Marie Brown, Ann Larson, Nancy Webb. Fourth Row: Jerry Moss, Gordon McFarland, John Crockett, Tom Mattay, Allen Lacy, Dick Davis, Don Mighell, Dale Reynolds, Jim Groves, Jerry Dealey, Joe Smith, Harry Hill, Hal Waterman, Don Vinsant, Ray Redman, Robert Boggs. Fifth Row: H. D. McCarty, Lester Sims, Bill Bloomberg, Martin Kelsey, Charles Butt, Allen Jones, John Taylor, Bruce Jones, Walter Wink, David Forest, Bob Coffee, Tom Rogers, Bryan Vinson, Truett Rhymer, Ken Crozier, Jack Ogg, Fred Kribs. Absent: Cynthia Bailey, Robin Bascom. Lads and Lassies Follow the Lads and Lassies to one of their early morning practices. It seems they are rehearsing for one of their many programs, such as school assemblies, religious programs, commencement exercises, or some civic club. Why, no, it looks as if it is for one of their many out-of-town performances. Another of their many activities is their participation in the operetta directed by Miss Flora Lee Pope, Mrs. Edna Mae Conner, and Miss Helen Moore. They also take a very active part in the annual Highlander Music Festival. How do you like the new robes the Lassies are sporting this year? The money for them was earned by the group during the magazine drive. Of course, the Lads and Lassies have sone parties where their many soloists and quartet singers show off. Orchestra Gone are the days of weird tones issuing from the dark basement, for the orchestra has moved itself, instrument case and music rack, to the “music hall” addition on the second floor. There the members prac- tice industriously on all types of music from “Slaughter on Tenth Avenue” to the “Nordic Symphony.” Music hath charm to soothe the savage beast, and Hi Park students too. The Orchestra’s assemblies are among the most popular. These merry musicians also play for graduation, the operetta, civic clubs, and radio shows. Each spring, as part of the Music Department, they sponsor the Music Festival and prepare a special con- cert. In February, fifteen representatives went to Texas Music Education Association Convention in Galveston. They spent three days playing and contesting with other performers from all over the state. Three times a year the group takes time off to entertain itself (for a change) with a barbecue, or picnic, and a banquet honoring its Senior members. Highland Park’s Orchestra in its entirety — All dressed up with plenty of places to go. ROSTER Conductor, Mrs. Edna Mae Connor President: Charles Webb Bobby Shubinski Bill Kolthoff Vice-President: Bruce Jones Bob Bedford W. J. Myrick Secretary: Sylvia Wink Norman Gates Flutes: Treasurer: H. D. McCarty Pamela Erringer Sylvia Wink Librarian: Carol Elliott Ann Turner Ginger Higginbotham First Violins: Viola: Judy Fuller Mack McCash, Concertmaster Paula Browne psals Ellisor Sandra Haroz Nancy Skiles Clarinets: Carol Elliott Betty Burrows Eddie Bennett Elizabeth Foree Pat Pasley Marilyn Jacobs Marilyn Marr Michael Crane Ann Nicholson Gerald Doke Violin Cello: Oboe: Jackie Johannes Second Violins: Jo Ann Holt Arlene Douglas Shirley Kochman Frank Brooks Betty Ann Clark String Bass: Bruce Jones Martin Kelsey Carol Ann Beddoes Bassoon: Jean Geron Franch Horns: Larry Roberts H. D. McCarty Hi Park’s own String Ensemble Marcia Hearon Nancy Fielding Trumpets: Jim Pittman Mark Kelso Jim McCorkle Trombones: Paris Rutherford Bob Bice Bob Meaders Tympani: Herbert Davis Percussion: Henley Davis Carolyn Parker Buddy Speck Piano: Charles Webb Page Ninety-nine George looks happy over progress that has been made — so far. EDITORIAL STAFF George Minot Gwen Harrison Anne Duckett Janet Greene Girls’ Sports Ari Susman George Woodman Boys’ Sports It take all kinds of ideas to make a yearbook and Woody, Speight, Gwen, Alan, Ann, Charlie, and Janet are willing contributors to George’s questions. Copy deadlines come quickly for Shirley, Marilyn, Speight, and Shirley. Bob and Gene investigate the new “’strobe’”’ unit for the camera, Jerry Massengale Charles Butt Bob Jackson Roberta Buntin Marilyn Cammack Shirley Lively Staff Assistans: Gale Asch, Frances Evans, Harry Hig- ginbotham, Speight Jenkins, Marcia Gould, Shirley Rainwater, Mary Sue Shockley, Alan Ronay. Mrs. G. T. Short Sponsor We wish to extend our thanks to Harry Hill, car- toonist, and Bob Hanley, photographer. Page One Hundred Emil takes a final inventory on the advertising sales..... Kay, Edwin, David, Wynne, and Edwin consult Mr. Wise- man on advertising policies. “Hoot Mon! Don’t forget your $3.75’ comes over the P.A. as a reminder from Speight, Mack, Harryette, and Ann. Gwen, Bill, and Houston carry out part of the extensive circulation campaign. BUSINESS STAFF Emil Burs oie ee. sae sees Business Manager Edwin Blackwellece a. see. es ee Secretary J Ocirie BELMCUC es ore anes Advertising Manager Bill MNO Ras See etek oe ee een ogee Circulation Manager Advertising Staff: Kay Allen, Edwin Freeman, Jim | Burleson, Speight Jenkins, Loretta Kervin, Jean Maier, Wynne Snoots. Circulation Staff: Harryette Bushong, Mack McCash, Ann Gilon, Evadelle Haney, Houston Hawley, David Livingston. We Ore Ci Ate be Mie Soo ee soe RS eee eee Sponsor One Hundred One Harry, Marcia, Shirley, George, Andre, Victor, and Jim have a late date with the printer. ADDITIONAL STAFF Jane Armitage, Virginia D’Armand, Bev- erly Bercu, Jean Maier, Mickey Moriarity, Dorothy Nettleton, LaVern Olney, Nancy Reeves, Mike Robinson, De Witt Gifford, Bill Masterson, Bob Reynolds, Jo Ann Brown, Elizabeth Fisher, Peggy Dougherty, Peggy Whitham, Alice Evans, Martha Clif- Ford, Carleen Shafer. Andre, Terry, and Bob get set for the 11:00 rush on Friday. Fall BUSINESS STAFF Andre Ronay Business Manager Terry Hendrix Advertising Bobby Greer Circulation Jeanne Bernard Patsy Darby Ad Salesmen Ann Percy Advertising Secretary Suzy. Dranguet Ogden Kidd Sponsor Victor Lary Editor Lary is just minding his Keys and Clues. Andre Ronay Terry Hendrix Bobby Greer Jeanne Bernard Patsy Darby Suzy Dranguet Ogden Kidd The Bagpipe (Published Bi-Weekly) EDITORIAL STAFF SPRING Editor-in-Chief Victor Lary Manager George Woodman George Woodman Associate Editor Jean Clark Harry Higginbotham Feature Editor Martha Harlan Marcia Gould Sports Editor Jim Hannay Jim Hannay Copy Editor Shirley Lively Shirley Lively Exchange Editor Marcia Gould Nancy Athy Sponsor Mrs. D. C. Rousseau Mrs. D. C, Rousseau André audits the ads. —aa Inside Peeks At the Clubs ces at the N.H.S. induction. Spring Hi-Lite officers, Peggy Nowlin, Patricia Smith, Clauda Carroll, Janet Greene, and Betty Cheesborough post news of future meetings. | : Eight ball in the side pocket at THSPA Convention in Denton Not a colored sock in the bunch. Fi : ie ae. - i Page One Huiz.!r24 Three aS sc a 2 Stl Sa SS SAT SER ee Heatures a SNACK BAR Mary Frances is crowned at the special assembly after Sam announced the results of the election. Never to be forgotten scene of the pageant — the World War II lwo Jima flag raising. Clinics held during the Music Festival give the mu- sicians the finer points of their study. Pa ge One Hundred Five i i atrovent x Si Seianongaren ghia a ef eo pide During the sixth annual Highlander Music Festival some 2,000 boys and girls from Texas, Oklahoma, and Missouri were very busy. These boys and girls represented orchestras, bands, and choruses which par- ticipated in workshops, clinics, rehearsals, and concerts. They also per- formed for distinguished music adjudicators who criticized them on Page One Hundred Six their performances. This year’s pageant was written by the 12A English class as their English Script project and presented on Friday night by the pupils of the different schools in the Highland Park District. Her Majesty, Mary Frances, of the house of Myers, chosen by her loyal subjects, ruled during the Festival. MUSIC FESTIVAL FESTIVAL QUEEN FAVORITES HALL OF FAME OPERETTA By a vote of the student body ,the eight boys and girls are chosen It was a page out of Hopalong Cassidy when the orchestra and as the school Favorites. The Hall of Fame is composed of students who have done outstand- ing work on the Student Council and the publications, The Bagpipe and The Highlander. sphere in the operetta, ‘’Girl Crazy.’ chorus under the supervision of Miss Pope with the assistance of Mrs. Connor, Mrs. Steed, and Miss Moore produced a true western atmo- Page One Hundred Seven a we ee a et we we ee = = = = FAVORITES owers SOE RES De a ca Hl ois a k Oe ee eS at han a, ¥ FAVORITES rt hex abhrse | . +: oo oo ; = ee Be Sd MU - ft yaa ne ante as anes ee we ew we we eS om ewe eo YY RS we? Se eS a A a om a FAVORITES aes US Se el : | M) $, FAVORITES iT | A, A : ' : id , | ‘, « | ‘ § | { § i ‘ | § | Ms | r ———E Webel t H i AA A ay an we ti nie aa nn € % d i ieee HALL OF FAME SAM ROWLAND MARY FRANCES MYERS President Student Council Secretary Student Council Maximum Officers’ Award Maximum Officers’ Award GEORGE MINOT a | Editor of The Highlander Maximum Officers’ Award | Page One Hundred Twelve HALL OF FAME VICTOR LARY ANDRE RONAY Editor of The Bagpipe Business Manager of The Bagpipe Maximum Officers’ Award Maximum Officers’ Award EMIL BURGER Business Manager of The Highlander Maximum Officers’ Award Page One Hundred Thirteen HALL OF FAME EDWIN BLACKWELL JEAN CLARK GWEN HARRISON Highlander Staff Highlander Staff High lander Staff Gold H Gold H Gold H TERRY HENDRICKS JEAN BERNARD BOB JACKSON The Bagpipe Staff Highlander Staff Highlander Staff . Gold H Silver H Silver H | Page One Hundred Fourteen EE HALL OF FAME SHIRLEY LIVELY DAVE PFEIFFER BARBARA RUSSELL The Bagpipe Staff Student Council Student Council Silver H Silver H Silver H Highlander Staff Honorable Mention GEORGE WOODMAN DON ALEXANDER SUE ANN SIGLER | The Bagpipe Staff Student Council Student Council Silver H Bronze H Bronze H Page One Hundred Fifteen MARCIA GOULD BOB GREER The Bagpipe Staff Honorable Mention GAYLE FRANKLIN Student Council Honorable Mention The Bagpipe Staff Honorable Mention HARRY HIGGINBOTHAM JANIE INGLISH JIM HANNAY The Bagpipe Staff The Bagpipe Staff Student Council Honorable Mention Honorable Mention Honorable Mention SPEIGHT JENKINS JO ANN MAYS BILL MOUNTS : Highlander Staff Student Council Highlander Staff | Honorable Mention Honorable Mention Honorable Mention Page One Hundred Sixteen GCIBTE! Peggy Nowlin and John Crockett really enjoy rehearsal time. Bob spins a yarn about the old West to other members of the operetta cast. “| got the drop on yuh, podner.” “Girl Crazy” is better than ever because it has more girls and is definitely crazier. THE SCOTSMAN All-Texas footballer Ed Bernet receives his trophy Houston Wynne Snoots churning the waves for H.P. — defend- ing State Champs. Michaux Nash takes another hurdle in his stride. fi a tai 4 | oe Front row (left to right): Phil Paul, Michaux Nash, Ray Redman, Sam Akard, Jim McCammon, Don Alexander, Gene Arnett, Jimmy Robertson, Ed Bernet, Dave Webb, Gordon McFarland, Bill Raley, Courtney Hender- son, Bobby Wertheimer. Second row: Dave Pfeiffer, George Reynolds, Robert Shoemaker, Ari Susman, Nick Bailey, Sam Rowland, Freddie Ablon, Jim Groves, Bob Ulmer, Ken Hempel, Bill Belcher, Jack Adams, Harry Hil. Third row: Bill Jett Rogers, Charlie Fraser, Bob VanderMeer, Jack Du- laney, Stewart Carroll, Floyd Addington, Bill Masterson, Smithy Keller, Johnny Beasley, Jerry Owens. Fourth row: Ed Johnson, Frank Perry, Don Morton, Jube Belcher, Ham Shaw, Ernie Kennedy, Arthur Barnes, Charles Anderson, Charlie Hol- land, Bobby Greer, Pete Peterson, Jay Fikes, Mac Rowe, Charles Pierce. Fifth row: Coach Ralph Binnion, Pat Patrick, Sam Hill, Ronny Jones, Merion Reynolds. H-ASSOCIATION WEARERS OF THE H FOOTBALL: Co-Captain Ed Bernet, Co-Captain Malcolm Bowers, Co- Captain Tim Guthrie, Don Alexander, Gene Arnett, John Beasley, Bill Belcher, Jube Belcher, Ronald Crossman, Jay Fikes, Jim Groves, Ken Hempel, Smithy Keller, Bob Lilly, Jim McCammon, Al Oppel, Jerry Owens, Cruger Ragland, Ray Redman, John Roach, Jimmy Robertson, Jett Rogers, Ari Susman, Bob Ulmer, Dave Webb, Donald Jo Willey, Deaner Woodruff, Managers Dick Gowan, Bob Greer, Bill Raley. BASKETBALL: Co-Captain Arthur Barnes, Co-Captain Ronny Jones, Charles Anderson, Ed Bernet, Stewart Carroll, Jack Dulaney, Charles Fraser, Charles Holland, Ernie Kennedy, Don Morton, Charles Pierce, Merion Reynolds, Mac Rowe, Ham Shaw, Bob VanderMeer, Managers Gordon McFarland, Pete Peterson. TRACK: Captain Jerry Owens, Kent Beasley, Bill Belcher, Johnny Berke, Ed Bernet, Jim Dunn, Chuck Hagen, Bill Holloway, Pat Kain, Jim Mc- Cammon, Don Morton, Michaux Nash, Frank Perry, Dale Reynolds, George Reynolds, Jack Reese, Stewart Wallace, Louis Watson, Harold Waterman, Manager Jim Groves, Manger Allen Michaelson, Manager Johnny Stuart. ¢ Page One Hundred Twenty GOLF: Captain Floyd Addington, Arthur Barnes, Stewart Carrell, David Dunn, Jim Hjelmseth, Charles Holland, Michael Ricketts, Ainslie Shel- burne. BASEBALL: Co-Captain Jimmy Robertson, Co-Captain Sam Rowland, Fred Ablon, Johnny Apple, Nick Bailey, Jube Belcher, Jack Dulaney, Charles Fraser, Billy Gribble, Ken Hempel, Ken Kuehn, Barry Miller, Noell Rather, Grant Reeder, Bert Sparrow, Hamilton Shaw, Ari Susman, Bob VanderMeer, Dave Webb, Manager Ray Hassel, Manager Warry Williams. SWIMMING: Captain David Pfeiffer, Ed Bernet, Bob Elfant, Ed Johnson, Chuck Mansfield, Pat Patrick, David Shelmire, Wynne Snoots, James Fletcher Wright, Bob Young. TENNIS: Jack Adams, Betty Cheesborough, Virginia D’Armand, Dick Davis, Courtney Henderson, Jackie Johannes, Sammy Marshall, Bill Masterson, Bobby Wertheimer. CHEERLEADERS: Cynthia Bailey, Arthur Barnes, Charles Holland, Ronny Jones, Jerry Massengale, Sue Ann Sigler. STATE SEMI-FINALISTS Front row (left to right): Al Oppel, John Roach, Deaner Woodruff, Third row: Bob Greer, Bill Ballard, Dale Reynolds, Jay Fikes, Jube Cruger Ragland, Ed Bernet, Tim Guthrie, Malcolm Bowers, Jim McCam- Belcher, Jerry Schwartz, Harold Waterman, Walter Smith, Cully Cul- mon, Bob Lilly, Gene Arnett, Daye Webb. ; well, John Crockett, Norman Crohn, Jet Rogers, Bill Raley. Fourth row: Coach Floyd R. Hightower, Assistant Coach J. O. Franklin, Second row: Dick Gowan, Ray Redmon, Ken Hempel, Donald Jo Willey, Jack Reese, Ari Susman, Bob Ulmer, Tommy Rankin, Tommy Goodwin, Don Alexander, Allen Jones, Jimmy Robertson, Jim Groves, Dick Wray, Smithy Keller, Linwood Pitts, John Beasley, George Reynolds, Assistant Ronald Crossman, Jerry Owens, Bill Belcher. Coach Ernest Kennedy, Assistant Coach Lyndon Davis. : FOOTBALL Coach Hightower discusses tactics with = Si ees ae eS ee Ae Captains Ed Bernet, Malcolm Bowers and Tim Guthrie. As Se eS a ee te | Page One Hundred Twenty-one Head Coach Floyd Hightower Assistant Coach Ernest Kennedy Assistant Coach Lyndon Davis Assistant Coach J. O. Franklin Jim McCammon, Guard John Roach, Back Smithy Keller, Guard John Beasley, Back FOOTBALL Ari Susman, End rae Sh Ass Don Alexander, Back Malcolm Bowers, Back Bill Belcher, Center Jet Rogers, End Ronald Crossman, Guard Jimmy Robertson, Back Jube Belcher, Center Gene Arnett, Guard Managers Bobby Greer, Dick Gowan, and Bill Raley. Bob Lilly, Center a Deaner Woodruff, Back Tim Guthrie, Back Ken Hemple, Back yrs pSacwaneeenh Dave Webb, End Bob Ulmer, Center Ed Bernet, End ce : SCOTS TRIP TECH 19-6 The mid-century edition of the Highland Park Scots sporting a crushing ground attack swamped the Wolves 19-6. In the first quarter, before 8,000 fans at Dal-Hi Studium, Tim Gutherie blasted center for the first of three Scottie touchdowns. A pass, Bowers to Bernet, who Another Scot extra point try is on its way through the uprights. lateraled to Deaner Woodruff, accounted for the second score. A blocked punt set up the final tally; John Roach carrying over from the one. Al Oppel’s fine defensive play stood out during the game. Terrible Tim starts on another of his ground gaining sprints. Yt, fy, 25 ak he AERIAL GAME PLASTERS PASCHAL 27-7 The unwinding of Malcolm Bower’s good right arm and the terrific play of End Ed Bernet proved too much for the boys from Cowtown. Displaying true ‘All State’’ form, Easy Ed Bernet set up one touchdown on a recovered fumble, caught a pass for a score himself and set up a third touchdown with a 47 yard gallop. Deaner Woodruff caught two touchdown passes while Jimmy Robertson accounted for the other score with a plunge from the two. Guthrie converted on three out of four chances. Dave Webb barely makes it over for a touchdown. BLOCKED BY THE BEARCATS A highly underrated Sherman eleven knocked the- Klansmen from the select circle in a hectic game, 19-12. Missing numerous scoring opportunities, the Scots were fighting at the final gun. Bower’s passes to ends Dave Webb and Jay Fikes accounted for our only tallies. Cruger Ragland’s fine play stood out in the line while Jim-Bo Robertson was outstanding in the backfield. An unidentified Scottie bullies his way across the goal. FOURTH QUARTER PASS EDGES WACO 13-7 A fourth quarter rally enabled the Golden Avalanche to get back on the winning trail as they edged Waco Tigers 13-7. Malcolm Bower?’ pass to end Jay Fikes was the play that sent the fighting Scotties into the lead. Content with a scoreless tie a the half-time,,the Blue and Gold were not to be denied. Tim Guthrie’s 40-yard runback of an in- tercepted blocked punt produced the first score. Gene Arnett, Al Oppel, Jim Robertson, and Ed Bernet stood out for the Scots on the defensive. PLAIDSMEN BUFFALO THE BISONS 14-6 This game featured a battle between Tim Guthrie of the Scots and John Marshall of the Bisons on the ground and Macolm Bowers of the Scotties and Joe Boring of the Bisons in the air. The Bisons almost pulled the game out of the fire by firing a touchdown pass on the final play of the game; however the score was nullified on a Sunset penalty. AERIALS DEFEAT RAMBLING COYOTES 20-12 Malcolm Bowers passed the Highlanders to a victory against the devastating ground attack of the Wichita Falls eleven. All of the game’s scoring was made during the wild first half. The Scots opened up a bizarre passing attack in the last few minutes of the first half for ihe clinching score. Long John Roach gets aid from Bob Ulmer in the Grand Prairie tilt. KILTIES EXPLODE IN THE SECOND HALF; BEST TYLER 26-6 Held to a 6-6 tie in the first half by a supercharged Tyler eleven, the Highlanders exploded in the second half to stamp Tyler 26-6. The second half, played by an inspired Scot eleven, was featured by an intercepted pass made by Bill Belcher for a touchdown. Hard running Jim Bo Robertson wiggles away from an intended tackler. ? PUSH-BUTTON WARFARE Championship bound Scots, playing ball as if the coach had a set of push-buttons, rolled over the hapless Denton team 20-0. The Scottie backfield rambled for 340 yards during the game. Avalanche scrubs played the rest of the game in fine form. Neither ‘the itcy wind nor the Lions could stop Deaner Woodruff today. Bul!dozing Ken Hemple evades half of the Bearcat team. GOPHER FUMBLES AID SCOTCHMEN IN 21-13 WIN The Blue and Go ld, capitalizing on two Grand Prairie fumbles, came from behind to defeat an inspired Gopher team 21-13. In the second half the Scotties cut loose to score their remaining tallies, while the bruising line savagely rushed and smothered every Gopher threat. “Everybody tries to get into the act.” NORTH WIND AND SCOT LINE BEAT. McKINNEY 32-0 The ram-rodding line of the Scotsmen overpowered the McKinney Lions to capture the tenth consecutive district championship for the Klan from Hi Park. The Scot line displayed its polished form when End Jay Fikes broke through the Lion forward wall to steal the pig- skin and ramble goalward for the final Scot touchdown. BLUE AND GOLD BLASTS BUCKS 13-0 Scoring in the first quarter the Scots gathered steam to roll back the last unbeaten, untied team in the state 13-0. The boys from Brecken- ridge could not cope with the fine line play of Jim McCammon, Al Oppel, Ed Bernet and Gene Arnett. Bowers’ passing arm once again accounted for both Scot touchdowns. Mal hit Ray Redman and Ed Bernet for the markers. Jimmy Robertson’s terrific running featured the ground attack. All-State Ed Bernet makes another of his prize catches. REVENGE IS SWEET, HIGHLANDERS BLAST BEARCATS 20-6 Spurred on by the bruising play of a stout forward wall, the offen- sive running of Deaner Woodruff, and Ed Bernet’s sticky fingers, the Scots stopped Sherman 20-6. Mal Bowers, Dave Webb and John Roach BRECKENRIDGE VISITORS Pagal Wag oR ae et RS Re ulldogging”’ in these here parts. HI PARK RALLY FALLS SHORT, COYOTES WIN THRILLER 34-27 Playing an inspired, not to be denied, brand of football in the second half, the Blue and Gold scored twenty points before falling on the last play of the game. Before the largest crowd of the season the razzle 2a All by himselt, Ray Redman is trapped by Buc tacklers. made the Scottie touchdowns while Bob Ulmer, Al Oppel, and Jim Mc- Cammon sparked the defense. Webb’s touchdown, with but thirteen seconds remaining in the first half, came as the result of Jim Robertson’s fine passing arm. Ah! Ah! Ah!, Don’t touch that ball. ? a | ES weet Malcolm Bowers set his sights on some Scot receiver in the Semi-Final clash. dazzle pass patterns of the Coyotes proved too much a handicap for the Scots to overcome. Trailing 27-7 at half-time, Mal Bowers put the Golden Avalanche back in the game, with touchdown heaves to Dave Webb and Ed Bernet. Moments later Bernet scored on an intercepted pass to tie up the score. A Robertson to Fikes pass accounted for the first Scot marker. Sophomore John Beasley made good on three out of four conversions. Despite the loss, the Highlanders ended with an envious record of eleven wins and two losses. “Peaches” Oppel spins a yarn at the footbal banquet. How much time, Ref? —the main question at the Scot-Coyote, semi-final tilt. Busty Crossman gives a little pep talk at one of the blackest times. 5S Setting out for another hard game, the Scots get ready for the long trudge to Breckenridge. Shots—on and off the gridiron “Easy Ed’ Bernet beams with his new trophy — Outstanding Texas High School Football Player. Malcolm and Sue Ann celebrate after an- other Blue and’ Gold victory. CLASS AA QUARTER FINALISTS Front row, left to right: Charles Anderson, Stewart Carrell, Co-Captain Arthur Barnes, Co-Captain Ronny Jones, Ed Bernet, Charles Holland. Second row: Merion Reynolds, Don Morton, Charles Fraser, Jack Dulaney, Bob VanderMeer, Chick Pierce. Third row: Manager Pete Peterson, Mac Rowe, Ham Shaw, Coach Binnion, Ernie Kennedy, Manager Gordon McFarland. BASKETBALL Playing inspired basketball throughout the year, Highland Park’s 1951 basketeers fought their way io the quarter-finals in Class AA. It was the third consecu- tive year the team had journeyed to Austin. The Scot quintet started the season fast to hold first place in the state standings at mid-season. Lead on by the owl-like eye of Arthur Barnes and the great defensive play of Ed Bernet and Charles Anderson, the Scots were un- beatable. Not to be denied was the consistant floor work and play making of Ronnie Jones and Stewart Carrell. Another constituent of the team, which was shown throughout the season, was the truly, great spirit of the entire squad. Still more help came from the strong support of the reserves, who were sparked by hustling Charlie Holland, Don Morton, and Charlie Fraser. The Blue and Gold also had a sixth man on the court at all times. He was Ralph Binnion, coach, whose untiring efforts resulted in the fine seasons showing of the pointed-court men. The Golden Avalanche took the District title with only one loss. The bi-district games with Sherman, however, proved to be the best of the Page One Hundred Twenty-eight Co-Captains Ronny Jones and Arthur Barnes are top players as well as spark plugs for the team. year and the Scots were victorious in both attempts. The season record of 19 wins and 6 iosses: stands out as a fine tribute to a great coach and a swell bunch of boys. POINTS GAME PLAYER SCORED AVERAGE We Tels (1G ace eee hea Ree oreo ee eee Se ee ee ee Ces eee Siena 311 12.44 (ep iaalll be ea eae te cee oe ee ee ee ee ee 129 BUC! 3. BSS Gas Re ee eee ea etn is cs RMR oa wa Be yong ccnvast anvgmsreacactuunestouaeds 160 6.4 Pi NSCOR SEIT. LS pees btcde Ae leBpas ne er ee rE 103 4,29 LES STE) TTT SRI ete oa woe cee a rnce coc eee races ce opie oes spe bed seccacesunntlnoodpodsestonesasee 128 TheAN fers ABLES EN? Senne ep sesea- oso ee Se ee ee Pe 35 Poy s rh, [abet ttergel sick See sco tee se cre See a a 42 1.84 Sa LST ee eae enhance esate Fa eens cpetianeae_snadacesutanuacsescvaecdasuasancsue=scougesee 65 2.83 SM VSCATLGEO RET 21 (ieee nee RC eC a ee Pe De ees ceca td Sve puwes ec doaciseeasteuestscaradacere 19 2.38 WO, AENSYeT Rs ate eset sacs ee i eer eR ee 40 2.00 UW TRESS fe Eo see ties Aerie cree Pe ee Oe 2 .50 iF}. RRR Nise Pe ec ee cc 8 Eee eT eee a ee ne Se eee eae 3 1.50 SS RSS a CW, Wetec ease Pees Pee See et ao Bel ware atee cds Sau sue oeateeuaunecocaeee 0 0 14. Pierce re er eee taneanenenenensnneneneeenentencnsnen stensnsnensenencaansenses® Nps hae: 1 ae Wels REIGNS 282o- Stet coe acncnnec Soe saigeeb aac a boo og pace ee Eee Eee e Coes e acre Cee Ce Eee 5 1.25 Basketball Starters, Stewart Carrell, Ronny Jones, Arthur Barnes, Charles Anderson, Ed Bernet, have a little confab with Coach Binnion. Gordon McFarland and Pete Peterson hold a last minute talk before resuming their managerial roles. Page One Hundred Twenty-nine Arthur Barnes, Guard Nino Barnes executes his “pet’’ shot for a goal. Bob Vander Meer, Center Up and over for a difficult crip shot. Charles Anderson, Forward Chick Pierce, Guard TOP FIVE SCORERS 1. Barnes 2. Jones 3. Carrell 4. Bernet 5. Anderson Mac Rowe, Guard A Lion Guard starts in — Jack DuLaney, Forward but to no avail Merion Reynolds, Ronny Jones, Forward Guard Basketball HI PARK Score OPPONENTS Score 1. HiPark 44 Poly cee ee ee 4l 2. HiPark 51 Woodrow Wilson... 36 3. HiPark 32 North Side _.......... 42 4. HiPark 47 Carter Riverside .... 35 5. Hi Park 44 Woodrow Wilson .. 27 6. Hi Park 25 Temple) corse tse 7¥ 7. HiPark 49 Arl. Heights .......... 42 8. HiPark 45 Henrietta -............. 18 9. Hi Park 38 Laneville .............. 50 10, MiPark@ettan Poly os... | 45 11. Hi Park 34 Temple -................ 18 12. Hi Park: 37 Carter Riverside .... 33 13. Hi Park 37 Arl. Heights .......... 28 14. Hi Park 50 Wictco ye eee re 48 LOmnnerarker43 Northmoide se 38 16. HiPark 35 W cco) se ete 34 17. Hi Park 59 Grand Prairie ........ 21 18. Hi Park 33 Dentonee-. 18 19. Hi Park 53 Grand Prairie ........ 29 20. Hi Park 35 McKinney -........-...- 42 21. HiPark 51 Denton 22-222 3 39 22. HiPark 39 McKinney ............-. 30 23. HiPark 46 Shemmanres 45 24. Hi Park 45 MS otelagite [yeae-eeeesee ee 43 25. HiPark 42 ASUStine we aot 43 1051 872 Game Avg. 42.04 34.88 Won 19 6 Lost 6 19 Ed Bernet, Center Charles Fraser, Center Stewart Carroll, Forward “Big Deal’’ Jones gets set for a swish. Don Morton, Guard Coach Binnion and his hustling crew discuss game strategy. Ernie Kennedy, Ham Shaw, Guard Forward BEST FIVE GAME AVERAGE Barnes Bernet . Jones Carrell Anderson Charlie Holland, Guard Bailey ia Sponsor Sponsor Jerry Massengale FRONT ROW Sue Ann Sigler Charles Holland BACK ROW Ronny Jones Arthur Barnes Miss Gynne Watson, Mrs. Jack Berry, Cynth EET li ls ©). Coe AS Of Pot i OC) ile oe DISTRICT 8 AA WINNERS FRONT ROW, left to right: Searcy Miller, John Crockett, Lewis Watson, Jules Vieaux, Pat Kain, Chick Chickering, Harold Patrick, Ken Jackson, Bill Trott, Gerald Harlan, Bill Reed, Sam Paternostro, T. D. Dickey, King Buckner. ; SECOND ROW: Jerry Carmichael, Kent Beasley, Raymond Beall, Charles Aldridge, Don Groseclose, Stoter Smith, Bob Mack, Bill Holloway, Norman Crohn, Donald Knight, John Gillham, Jackie Olds, Rally Stanton, Jimmy Roe. Jerry Owens — 440 and mile rel eink onthe ti cad etd TOP — Coach Hightower is well pleased with the showing the boys have made. Alan Michaelson, Manager . John Stuart, Manager THIRD ROW: Manager Johnny Stuart, Manger Jim Groves, Tommy Rankin, Dick Ray, Louis Francis, Teddy True, George Reynolds, Hal Waterman, Dale Reynolds, Frank Perry, Larry Sullivan, Stuart Wal- lace, Don Morton, Michaux Nash, Manager Alan Michaelson. FOURTH ROW; Bruce Rhea, Marshall Sessions, Byron Rothpletz, Jay - 4 Fikes, Ed Bernet, Captain Jerry Owens, Jim McCammon, Bob Ulmer, 2 ‘ : . ‘ Jack Reese, Jim Dunne, Bob Chenoweth, Dee Norton, Chuck Hagen, me . , Spe Willis Tate, Mike Robinson, David Willis. Mile Relay: Don Morton, Dale Reynolds, George Reynolds, and Jerry Owens. ec TOP ROW MICHAUX NASH ULMER Michaux Nash tied for honors in 220 low hurdles in District Meet. JIM McCAMMON 100-Yard Dash Broad Jump Mile Relay MIDDLE ROW FRANK PERRY ED BERNET JIM GROVES Mile Discus — district and Manager regional record. stron no TRACK DON MORTON 440 Mile Relay Don puts forth extra speed for the finish. Jerry and George practice a lot for Sprint Relay: Dale Reynolds, Michaux Nash, Jerry Owens, and baton handoff. Jim McCammon. SQUAD y, FRONT ROW, left to right: Bob Sparrow, Grant Reeder, j J Barry Miller, Ken Kuehn, Ray Hassell, Manager, SECOND ROW: Noell Rather, Freddie Ablon, Sam Row- land, Nick Bailey, Ari Susman, Ham Shaw, Jube Belcher. THIRD ROW: Coach Kennedy, Warry Williams, Manager, Ken Hempel, Bob VandeMeer, Charlie Fraser, Jack Du- Laney, Jimmy Robertson, Dave Webb, Bill Gribble, Coach Dave Webb, Outfield Franklin, Grant Reeder, Catcher Baseball | DISTRICT 8-AA CHAMPS Co-captains Jim Robertson and Sam = 6a : +4 a = | Rowland with Coach Kennedy. Pe ; : : ed Jack Dulaney, First Base Managers Ray Hassell and Warry Williams. ie Sam Rowland, Second Base Jim Robertson, Pitcher Jube Belcher, Outfield Charles Fraser, Pitcher Noell Rather, Pitcher Bob VanderMeer, Pitcher Bill Gribble, Pitcher Nick Bailey, Shortstop Barry Miller, Pitcher Mi j : ai rer ea x Ari Susman, Outfield Ken Kuehn, Pitcher Ken Hempel, Third Base Fred Ablon, Outfield Ham Shaw, Catcher Bob Sparrow, Third Base FRONT ROW, left to right: Courtney Henderson, Bobby Wertheimer, Jack Adams, Bill Masterson. BACK ROW: John Haynes, John Janak, Coach Raymond Akin, Dick Davis, Sam Marshall. Bobby Wertheimer Dick Davis Courtney Henderson Regional Champion, Boys’ Singles Bill Masterson Regional Champion, Boys’ Doubles Jack Adams Regional Champion, Boys’ Doubles Sammy Marshall Coach Casey and Captain Floyd Addington, Texas Invitational Champion. -JimeHielmseth; Ainslia Shelburrie: n isd as ‘stata Charlie Holland State Champs FRONT ROW, left to right: Stewart Carrell, Floyd Addington, Arthur Barnes, Ainslie Shelburne, David Dunn, Jim Hielmseth, Coach Casey. SECOND ROW: Charlie Holland, Merion Reynolds, Lewis MacNaughton, Vance Miller, Stanley Schaeffer. THIRD ROW: Albert Carnes, Eddie Choice, Buddy Grafe, Barrie Balcom, Robert Coffee, Larry Fleck, Billi Combs, Sam Hill. FRONT ROW, left to right: Wynne Snoots, John Crabtree, Charles Hightower, Chuck Mansfield, Bob Elfant, Fred Roberts, Co-Captain Pat Patrick, Bill Rav- kind, Jack Allen, Ed Johnson. Aquatics When our new coach, and one of our ex-es, Robert M. Hill, took over the training of the 1951 swimmers, he found a record number — twenty-one — aspirants. Returning lettermen were Ed Johnson, Phil Paul, Pat Ptrick, Dave Pfeiffer, Dick Snelling, and Ed Bernet. An innovation begun by Coach Hill was the holding of several duel meets with other high school and college freshmen teams, in order to give training to an almost inexperienced team. Winners of the Southwestern In- terscholastic Swim Meet 1948-’50, state winners in 1948, runners-up 1949, ‘50, third in South Texas AAU, and first in Southwestern AAU in 1948 are among the enviable goals for this year’s group. We are basing our hopes for success in the state meet on individuals such as Ed Bernet, 50-yd. free champ, Pat Patrick, and others. Lettermen who are graduating are Pat Patrick, Wynne Snoots, Phil Paul, Dave Pfeiffer, and Ed Bernet. Page One Hundred Forty SECOND ROW: Barney Raborn, David Shelmire, Bob Young, Jack Ashby, Tommy Davis, Coach Bob Hill, Fletc her Wright, Charles Roberts, Co-Captain Dave Pfeiffer, Phil Paul. Bob, Fletcher, David and Dave look refreshed and raring to go. Basketball FRONT ROW, left to right: Ben Grimes, E. H. Bruss, Barry Miller, Johnny Apple, Walter Wink, Bob Sharpe, Tom Dulaney, Bill Gribble, Bill Adams. SECOND ROW: George Brewer, Cow- den Henry, Van Thompson, Herbie Asel, Jack Davis, David Smith, Bob Sparrow, Larry Darnell. THIRD ROW: James Holmes, Jim Slat- ton, Frank Stewart. Mac Cameron, Noell Rather, Larry Sikes. FOURTH ROW: John Taylor, Charlie Ross, Bob Matthews, Stanley Tolan, Tony DuVall. Baseball FRONT ROW, left to right; Bill Courshon, Coach Franklin, Sonny McMichael, Alan Edel- son, Jay Minton. SECOND ROW: Jack Hermann, Fred Schenkler, Bill Lacy, Harry Werner, Richard Taylor, Bob Hayden. THIRD ROW: Hank Hankins, Dick Bryant. Bob Miller, Charlie Ross, Byron Adams, Pete Peter- son, Duke Dale, Jimmy Shane, Mark Hall. - Football FRONT ROW, left to right: Coach Casey. Kent Beasley, Dee Norton, Charles Mansfield, Charles Alridge, John Brand, Coach Ellis. SECOND ROW: John Berke, Johnny Apple, Sid Henry, Allen Taylor, Bruce Rhea, Robert Spar- row, Jerry Carmichael, Herby Asel, Charles Hagen. THIRD ROW: Harold Patrick, David Voekel, Louis Francis, Bill Gribble, Willis Ttate, Pat Kain, Kenton Chickering, David Willis, Dick Draper, E. H. Bruss. FOURTH ROW: Jim Sanders, Don Glosser, Noell Rather, Bill Adams, Frank Groseclose, John Sergeant, Mark Hall, Tommy Thurlow, Ben Mitchell, Dickie Bryant. FIFTH ROW: Michael White, Bill Trott, Bobby Blatt, Harris Hampton, Bob Matthews, Johnny Nelm, Charles Roberts, Bill Goff, James Holmes, Hank Hankins. SIXTH ROW: Eugene Andrews, Arthur Allen, Ren Stedman. AE tei iinesiel 28sb TENNIS COURTS “You've got two fingers on it, but can you throw it ten feet over your head?” Swing your partner and di-si-do —the boys are in the jumpers. In badminton as well as photography it’s “Watch the birdie.’' ISRG 080 beeen: Mrs. Elsie Berry and Miss Gynne Watson, coaches Girls’ Sports (1) “How many points do we have? (2) Do we have to dress? (3) What's my locker combination?” To an outsider — that is, anyone who has never been a student in the girls physical education department of Hi Park —these questions would only create a maze of confusion, resulting in the following answers: (1) “One on each side of your head. (2) Please do. (3) Couldn’t say off hand, but the F.B.I. might know.” But for a Highlander Lassie, seasoned in the invigorating at- mosphere of the girls’ gym, these are just every-day queries. In order to try to explain, let us take you on a brief tour of the year’s activities. First on the schedule is the girls’ version of that mild boys’ sport — football. This is that amazing creation known as speed- ball. Since one sport alone does not try all of one’s true athletic abilities, this combination of football, basketball, and soccer aims to please all. The equipment necessary is not elaborate, consisting of eleven girls, a soccer ball and two goals. The difficulty comes when all these things clash in the battle to kick or throw the ball between the opponents’ goal. The result of scoring is not only two points, but also a case for the doctor. Now as we are convalescing from speedball, we watch the other teams play tenniquoit indoors. The rules of this are similar to volley- ball, but points are scored by the skillful handling of a small, rubber ring, which is hurled back and forth by two teams. This fast life slows down during the next six weeks period to the routine of conditioning (re-habilitating) exercises. As we perform our exercises to the enchanting beat of a tom-tom, hips melt away, ankles grow slimmer, an soon even Betty Grable will have nothing on us. The fall semester comes to a close with the all-time favorite basket- ball. The first few days are spent re-learning all that has been forgotten since the year before. Then our skills are put to a rigid test as six guards and six forwards exhause themselve s in a fight to the finish on half the space usually allowed for such tactics. In the spring a young girl’s fancy lightly turns to thoughts of — oh Page One Hundred Forty-four well — volleyball. This game is the tall girl’s delight as she spikes the ball over the net into the surprised arms of her shorter opponent. In this sport too, “teamwork” is the key which unlocks the door for the winner of the class tournament. Our baggy, patched, faded — BUT CLEAN — gym suits are given a new lease on life during the next six weeks. They are gaily adorned with the red and black rags — oops — pinnies, which distinguish the boys from the girls as they “swing grandma and the sweet lil’ gal from Arkansas.”’ Folk tunes are also part of our “dance routine.” “This game is strictly for the birds.” Yes, girls, we mean badminton. Although usually a game for single opponents or for teams of two, at Hi Park a larger team is required to retrieve the more ambitious birdies from the rafters. While two teams stay in the gym following the pursuits of the “rackets,” where do you think the other four teams are? Listen closely and far in the distance you will hear a chorus of “Take me out to the ball game.” This announces the arrival of the other girls at the softball diamond, where our future Babe Ruths sharpen up their batting eyes. os If you think our sports end at four o’clock, as the academic subjects do, you are in for a surprise. Thrills are provided for still another hour as intra-murals get under way. Any girl in school may enter the fun either in the Monday-Wednesday or Tuesday-Thursday league. The championship between the two leagues is determined by an exciting playoff. The outcome of the basketball championship is witnessed by the entire student body in a special activities program. In addition to intra-murals, class tournaments and all-star competition are held. All this elaborate sports program would be impossible without the untiring efforts and patience of our gym teachers, Miss Gynne Watson and Mrs. Jack Berry. They have taught us not only skill in athletics, but an appreciation of good sportsmanship, and the truth of the saying — “It is not if you won or lost, but how you played the game.” May we briefly. but sincerely say — “Thanks for everything!“ Tenniquoit INTRAMURAL WINNERS Reading up: Captain Mary Pingree, Jody Carmichael, Lou Swain, Marilyn George. Top row: Martha Henderson, Janice Cohen, Peggy Dough- erty, Mary Ann McFerren, Evadelle Haney. ALL STAR WINNERS Left to right: Martha Hen- derson, Colleen Cook, Jody Carmichael, Captain Clauda Carroll. Absent: Dolores Davis. INTRAMURAL RUNNERS-UP Reading up: Jane Armitage, Marianne Wright, Joan Cra- ugh, Catherine Williams, Ann Duckett, Molly Riley, Captain Gwynne Ackerman. Tenniquoit CLASS RUNNERS-UP Left to right: Eleanor Simp- son, Ann Lynn Glasscock, Jane Armitage, Capt. Molly Riley, Jody Carmichael. Absent: Jo Ann Smith. CLASS WINNERS First row, left to right: Jane Armitage, Eleanor Simpson. Second row: Jody Carmi- chael, Janice Cohen. Third row: Ann Lynn Glass- cock, Mary Ann McFerran, Captain Molly Riley. Absent: Jo Ann Smith. Speedball ALL STAR RUNNERS-UP Kneeling, left to right: Eva- delle Haney, Anne Vieaux. Standing, left to right: Sarah Jane English, Betty Jo Jones, Nancy Johnson, Pat Carr. Seated: Ann. Messersmith, Patsy Weber, Captain Merle McDermott. Absent: Karen Haystad. Basketball INTRAMURAL W'NNERS “THE CHAMPS” Left to right: Charlotte Fos- ter, Marilyn George. Mary Ann McFerran, Mary Pingree, Janice Cohen, Captain Joan Craugh, Martha Maxwell, Margaret White, Jody Car- michael, Ann Lynn Glasscock, Lou Swain, Betty Chees: borough. INTRAMURAL RUNNERS-UP “ALLEY CATS” Left: Sue Clark, Shirley Rain- water, Judy Taulman, Eliza- beth Ellisor. Center: Captain Ann Allen. Right: Joanne Cox, Marilyn Cammack Mitzi Strock, Joyce Rainwater. ALL STAR RUNNERS-UP Left to right: Co-Captain Ann Duckett, Pat Vernon, Colleen Cook, Mary Buttler, Joyce Rainwater, Jeanene Keithly, Jody Carmichael, Martha Maxwell, Virginia D’Armand, Jane Armitage, Co-Captain Joan Craugh. CLASS WINNERS Left to right: Jane Armitage, Jody Carmichael, Ann Lynn Glasscock, Captain Molly Riley, Mary Ann McFerran, Arden Bowers, Eleanor Simp- son, Janice Cohen. Basketball Volleyball INTRAMURAL RUNNERS-UP Left to right: Carolyn McCoy, Sue MacKinstry, Elaine Cleve- land, Annette Askew, Pat Vernon, Inese Dakters, Betty Burrows, Eleanor Simpson, Colleen Cook. INTRAMURAL WINNERS Left to right: Mary Lou Mar- tin, Lou Swain, Marianne Wright, Peggy Dougherty, Molly Riley, Jo Ann Mays, Merle McDermott, Janet Greene. CLASS RUNNERS-UP Left to right: Lou Swain, La- Vern Olney, Jeanne Nors- worthy, Captain Judy Taul- man, Margaret White, Pat Vernon, Loretta Kervin. ALL STAR WINNERS Left to right: Bedee Buckner, Pat Cartwright, Dorothy Chandler, Susie McFarland, Captain Martha Maxwell, Martha Jones, Mary Ann Baskette, Claire Taylor. Volleyball 5 ni sige ok inane Tennis Left: Betty Cheesborough, District champion, girls’ dou- bles. Right: Jeanne Maier. Jackie Johannes, State Champion, girls’ singles. Kathryn Spooner. Virginia D’Armand, District Champion, girls’ doubles. Front row, left to right: Joann Ferris, Rita Minsky, Betty Cheesborough, Vir- ginia D’Armand, Kathryn Spooner, Jackie Johannes. Back row: Del Bruner, Jeanne Maier, Lorraine Hobein, Coach Raymond Akin, Rue Campbell, Arden Bowers, Joyce Rainwater. ee P| Sue and Carolyn the serve. “Alle-man right and London Bridge’’—just something else in the gym routine. West Gym Glimpses This looks pretty and is good for the figure. fitary ; M Officers Ball— complete with sabers and beautiful girls. Getting a suntan — Camp Dallas style. Colonel Fowlkes discusses parade and inspection pro- cedure at the Tuesday morning officers meeting. Reserve Officers’ Training Corps Our Highland Park unit of the ROTC is a regiment of the 4305th division of Texas. The Dallas unit consisting of seven Dallas high schools is under the command of the Professor of Military Science and Tactics, Colonel Kirk P. Brock. The object of the Highland Park unit is not only to broaden the military knowledge of the individual but to teach him discipline and leadership in peace time as well as during war. This unit is under the direct leadership and direction of Lt. Com. Floyd Hightower (U.S.N.R.), his assistant Major Newman F. Casey, and the attached army personnel. A signifjcant reason for the highly rated unit as Highland Park’s is the spirit and competition between the cadets to go to the top. The ROTC Band under the direction of Col. Instructor Buroughs has striven for the utmost in maintaining the standard Tues- day parade and formal occasions as reviews and inspections. R.O.T.C . Officers | | | | Floyd R. Hightower Newman F. Casey Emerson J. Boroughs Lieutenant Commander U.S.N.R. Inf. T.S.G.R.C. Colonel Instructor Commandant Major Band Director | W. E. Rumburg Names! le atine Samuel R. Wederstrandt Master Sergeant U.S.A. Captain Infantry U.S.A. Master Sergeant U.S.A. . i : | Rifle Team Coach Supply and Ordinance i Dick Fowlkes Merion Reynolds Bill Heaton Arthur Barnes Cadet Colonel Cadet Colonel Cadet Cadet Regimental Commander Regimental Commander Lieutenant Colonel Lieutenant Colonel ° Page One Hundred Fifty-eight R.O.T.C. Officers Top row: Lieutenant Colonels Bob Hanley, Neil Tuthill; Majors Bill Ewing, Bob Guentherman, Charles Holland, Charles Holloway, Ronny Jones, Sam Marshall. Second row: Majors Jerry Massengale, Bill Miller, George Moses, Marshall Simmons; Captains Charles Butt, Paul McCash, George Minot, Bill Raley. Third row: Captains David Wimberly, Richard Wink, George Wood- man; First Lieutenants Barrie Balcom, Bob Bloom, Bruce Boss, Hous- ton Hawley, Robert Loewe. Fourth row: First Lieutenants H. D. McCarty, Bill Masterson, Bill Miller, Bill Mounts, Winfield Oldham, Bob Pasley, Jimmy Pigg, Hayden Pittman, Joe Bob Robertson. Fifth row: First Lieutenants Joe Smith, Wynne Snoots, Ray Zachary; Second Lieutenants Edwin Blackwell, Charles Bolding, Jimmy Bur- leson, Roland Dahlin, Herbert Davis, Lionel Fuller. Sixth row: Second Lieutenants: Gene Geron, Jim Hannay, Terry Hendrix, Victor Lary, Joe Jack Lones, Jim Marsh, Bob Reynolds, Jerry Robinson, Don Telcamp. Page One Hundred Fifty-nine FIRST ROW: Dick Fowlkes. SECOND ROW, left to right: Bob Guentherman, Charles Holloway, Bill Miller, Joe Jack hill, Bill Ewing, Winfield Oldham, Bob Haniey. FOURTH ROW, left to right: Hayden Pittman, David Wimberly. —n 2 ee gos “ tah Yl | ty ‘ REGIMENTAL STAFF — SPRING — HI-LITE REVU FIRST ROW: Merion Reynolds. SECOND ROW: Arthur Barnes, Jerry Massengale, Ronny Jones. THIRD ROW: Charles Butt, Bill Masterson, Mounts, David Wimberly. FOURTH ROW: Robert Loewe, Bob Pasley, Winfield Oldham, Hayden Pittman. a= OUT Hf i George Moses, Charles Hightower. SECOND ROW: TOP: The Rifle Team — FRONT ROW, left to right: Henry Meltzer, John Janak, Monty Mann, Byron Adams, Karl Hormann, Jim Hannay, Tommy Fries, Jimmy Burleson, Jerry Massenqale, Bill Gillon. The Crack Platoon — FRONT: Merion Reynolds. FIRST ROW, left to right: Bob Reynolds, Mack McCash, Jim Burieson, Roland Dahlin, Edwin Blackwell, Tony DuVall, Bill Trott. SECOND ROW: Bill Gillon, Duke Dale, Bob Young, Jimmy Hickman, Tom Blaylock, David Jacobs, Lew Powell. THIRD ROW: Tom Fries, David Shel- mire, Jack Little, Fred Roberts, Bob Mitchell, Jim Brown, Duke Underwood. FOURTH ROW; Richard Jahn, Ted Kravel, Don Teeple, Don Bryan, Bill Goode, Bill Courshon, Ed Olsmith. FIRST ROW, left to right: Larry Fleck, Sgt. Cl. 1; Richard Johns, Pfc.; Harold Waterman, Sgt.; Richard Walters, Pfc.; Bruce Boss, Capt.; Richard Wink, Capt.; pack Roach, Pvt.; Tommy Oglesby, Pvt.; Dick Davis, Cpl.; Sammy Marshail, Mator, SECOND ROW: Billy Moore, Pvt.; Jerry Moss, Pvt.; Newland O'dham, Pvt.; Erik Thompson, Pfc.; Roy Martin, Pfc.; Bill Clark, Pfc.; Billy Paulson, Pvt.; Steve Watson, Pvt.; Richard Benjamin, Pvt.; Ronald Seward, Rec.; Jim Palmer, Sgt.; Don Te!kamp, 2nd Lt.; Martin Kelsey,-Cpl.; Bill Storey, Cpl.; Gean Geron, 2nd _Lt. . THIRD ROW: Jim Pittman, Cpl.; Mark Kelso, M Sgt.; Bud Fuller, Ist Lt.; Horace Moss, Sgt.; James Wright, Pvt.; Robert Wyche, Pvt.; Herbert Davis, 2nd _ Lt.; Curtis Fenton; Cpl.; Romee Bianchi, Rec.; Mitchell Gay, Pvt.; Cecil Ray, Pvt.; Marshall Simmons, Major; Bob Steel, Rec.; Roy Giddens, Pvt.; Craig Gunfer, Pvt.; Robert Meaders, Cpl.; Paris Rutherford, Cpl. NOT IN PICTURE: Jim Marsh, 2nd Li.; H. D. McCarty, Capt.; Don McFarland, Sgt.; Harry Werner, Rec.; Gary Gilchrist, Rec.; Bob Hayden, Rec.; Tommy Spangler, Rec.; Judson Rogers, Rec. The Band One could not have gone to the High- lander Music Festival without noticing the spectacular accomplishments of the High- lander Park Senior High Band. Not only were they the Royal Musicians to Queen Mary Frances | of the House of Myers, but they were the source of the wonderful school spirit at Hi Park pep rallies. To the laymen of Highland Park, the Band is known chiefly for its beautiful music, attrac- tively arranged, and expertly directed. Yes, “All hail to thee, dear Hi Park High” even their exacting director, Col. Emerson J. Boroughs, can be well pleased with the Band’s successes, accomplishments, and rightful praise in 1950-51. In this small space we can name but a few of the Band’s accomplishments. They played in football games at Sherman, Breckenridge, Tyler, Denton, McKinney, and Waco. In playing at assembly concerts the band appeals directly to the student body. A number of band members eagerly await the summer when they go to Camp Dallas or Camp Pacific for instruction, fun, and experience. However, being a band member is not all work. In the full year of engagements they squeeze in a delightful ban- quet at the Dallas Country Club, The band also had.a wonderful time while camping and picnicing over- night at Lake Dallas. Page One Hundred Sixty-two ck, an Griner, Colonel Scher Pe oops on par ds, General Cdt. Colonet Reyne tower ‘ eview the tr For the first time in history — two Regimental Queens, Nancy and Susie. i tal Ball. se for decorations at the Regimen ou Putting all the hot air t Note: This wasn’t the only bath Bloom took at camp. Outcome of plebe’s prayer for rain is sometimes disastrous. 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Keith ee tyes econ circ ele estas yn Sornct went eo 181 Racable ELeCHr ic: es. scsccteccree seer ee nse es eee eee nage 199 CGlicidlen’s LIP cuir t geet seee coats cca eee sees ett ee eae 192 Coody Re wA aii cee sees teeter eae n Sec entered eclin 188 Sass ON ROSSi6ceiesnct teat ee ie ese teen a eee ace aka enupE nee ci 197 Gradys Beauty Sal Onitec cack cst cents on agua cee ene aaeeeacse 174 Goggins scind) Riche bss. st esee roc atoereaeeac ones eacuaetueeeueineeresere=sne 185 Gulleyis.-Village:: Store ses. cE aves seh sca ncah kendo ereaczee tone 183 Mica yp sD g Baws eee Be ce cess ncn mac eece seaman. cone erasers 197 Harri yzse Har wiiie tscorsscx eS der ane sce ceternaaneuae cea aetaeee canna 172 Hillcrest: Gleciner sates noo. teecaceot renee oe eee ea 174 Hil lcrest. Flower and Book Store.........---- -.----:-ceee-----ce--e- 197 Fiillcrest estat ete B cin kes cots oe eee nooo ee ae eee eetneeeee es 169 Intfelmitelate.: eld @uaake litte ls) facet meee meer ere es ee ere 174 Highlandaporkestate, Bor keer eeretererns test ceesetseereecere cette 195 altat Ya idea) 1 ce | Meee ee eer Rete atk RAE es Sees BES ae BRA Bp cao 293 Inwood Village Flower Market-.............-...----::---00----0--0--0 184 Inbyy Moyes o2.cchec ste ee ae cae nck ere nate Se ae hea Peceanets 183 PPVINGS tetss2cU sea osescet be centett ann nen sabem ans eeth coueetn sateen acta aeaeenaeaetam 174 Jones and Mollet ces ce ae een sane, apa ne ee WES Kilgone Barber™ Shope eccien hee ore eee eee 177 Kimmey,con Hirt cre eee e ta acces nee enn eee 177 Kinoxe ‘Hor wie ytece a oct cee Sere en a a ee 178 Hcg Neng occe ce ee ee ee k ee eee 178 Laugh ec secte 2 eet ce eee ae cena ncaa Seen ee 198 Le: Sure. Beauty¢Salon kes ..t eae ee eee ee 178 Liter Pos ccck, i. cets os certaubacn aa tepteedar nen tater att sete etna hee Meaeean eeaeees 199 LonemSterg Olds=Cadillicicsr en crcetce ote eee ene 181 Markham: Shop.ttete nee ee ee ee 178 Mary aHondingBaylonesho ps. sssmgee neces aera cee eee 202 Page One Hundred Sixty-eight Miracle (Mile Stationers. ccc-cccse sceereee oneeeersee ee eee 177 MeltonisiiBooks ces essa ase ees cease cence eee nee ere 184 Messina Brothers sex -.tscscccsocececeates vada tage con ene eee 172 Meyers ‘and « Rosserze:03 pander 187 Monarch) Laundry sek. ercnoceeecccesniepssateoetea ee. eoceer eeeemeereeeesce 185 MosesyoM.) Ei cccccsteets en wane cos snerenc dooap teaewg es ee ncne cere 180 MORSE ewe oh cen ences gine re tees oe ee ee ee ee eee 195 Muston, Albert ........ AG Fon Be er nd eo ee a he AT ree RT 8 194 Neville tse oe eee eee eee er ee ee eee 184 Northcut’s? SHO 2.55.o ntsc eececcreees eee ee re ee 182 Odelltand Johnston.2:acceecaete eer eee eee eee 184 Parker Service vStationc2= cee. eee 181 Potii's “)FlOnistjscevec es teecescten ess eee ee 176 Park? Cities Motorsitsssccccccetie ts ore eee ce eee 193 Park: Cities; Radjo @ 2.5 oe ee 189 Paul's ‘Shoes aces once oi ee oe ee ee 186 Permer's, 2 poecivce ace tere eevee ae eae ee eee 194 Pierce, Fred A cee see ee ee ee ee eee ee 189 Pig Stearic oes races ee een os ree ee cine 201 Plazo’s Primteny ue f os cee ee ee 72 Potter Art ron Studigs. 2... ek ee eee eee ee 193 Practical Drawing «Compciny eecccecrseseeeeace eee 176 Preston. Hollow! Drugsiccot 8 eccce ek eee 192 Preston’. Road Barber...tsceo.-3.nccke eee 193 Preston Road: Briers SROp see coceese-csreceeeieee eee ae ee 193 Preston’ Road) Cleaners::mesecseces ee ee 195 Preston .Road Pharmacy s.ccto no ees ee ee 169 Price, Dick, Motor, Com patiyicccee.ceceeeeeee ree temeeee oem ee 173 Rafeall. Spanish, -Schoolt eo. - hs eee eee eee 174 Rety si Shoes: ces ecrctcee a ee cers ecatae saucy arnt errr eee 199 RenwarOil Carpaccio Bae ee eee 205 Ring’ and: Brewersctete te ee ee eee 175 Ridout |. Motors Sec 2 cocua, oer eee hee ect een eee 170 Roach Pam eGom pany. 0c esen eee seed eee eee 204 Semos: Restaurant «eos oe. ccc tease ese eens ee ere eee 176 Seichel so eee a eee cee eee oer eee ee 184 Sharp's: HardWate sixes he eee ee ee 186 Sheppard, Fred! i522 es rere ec ee ee 184 Serwirte Willicams seca ence sense ee eee eee 188 Simon?! David Joc. tse occ ee ee ee 192 Singer Sewing: Centers 2... cece eee ee 187 Southwestern Engraving) (Cows eeeee rere eee ee eee 206 Southwestern’: Baltour 4 3.229 cene ee eee 186 DQUIT Es os5. Sorcerer eps eee es URS I see eerie ee 185 Staton?s) Gift (Shops cs eee ee ee 187 Steger; Rebbie 62205 se eet eae cee a ce 190 Supreme Laundry: cet cce. ore eae ene ee eee 178 We@N IS ONE os secescaites cece cea din Sececed care ee Pee a eee 190 Tennesse oes nsccc one ee eee ee eee 191 Thomas Opticals, Gompan yicen cece oe eee eee eee 197 Three Little SistersaChinashop2t ee ee ee 194 Thorman: Randal ligeecete- ace tenc: Peon terete ee eee 201 iripp Home and Autopstore esac stereo ee eee 195 Turner's! Cleciners 2 erce oe cccpece nse eis ee 187 University, Barber “Shops 5 220. ete eee ee 185 University; Bicycle. Shops -2-suwbe sees eee ee 186 Williams? Service (Station: =..5:. © eee 197 Wilkinson) Printings Gompcnmysececs ese teeta eee eee 7, Withers piscccecca oct ee ere eee ne ete Rg eee 181 Wyatt's: Food Store 226 oct se epee ree ee 194 Yarber,� Robert; Real) Estctte:sc.e ec eee eee ee 190 Youngbloodtsiy ce se ccc cee eee era rere cs ee ee 195 Van Winkleg afc te te eee eee ae 183 Varsity, Barber, Shope: ces eee ee rot eee ees 190 Varsitya Book Store see weer heer ntean see eee cate te a eee 182 Varsity” Cleanors= 2x.2280 ste ee eee ee ee ee 174 Varsity 2Shop fess oor eer eee ee ee 122 Village’ Barber? Shop icessc:. tose oe oop ee ee 186 To have and enjoy the confidence of a bank who will ‘know and respect you as a prized possession. | Begin now and continue to grow with your friend and neighbor. | HILLCREST STATE BANK OF UNIVERSITY PARK Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Visit Our Fountain | and Complete Drug Store A . H | ‘ . Prescription Service i G [= C Re ie A A PRESTON ROAD PHARMACY 4427 Lovers Lane 6901 Preston Road 3310 Knox Phone LA-9991 D. A. WILKES J. P. CODWIN 1907 Skillman Owners and Operators SS EEE � � � ™_ _ E Ep ES S SaR aEEE E EaEEeE� _——yy Page One Hundred Sixty-nine — = — RIDEOUT MOTORS, INC. AUTHORIZED 2211 Pacific Dallas 1, Texas SALES AND SERVICE Drive in for service, RIDEOUT with satisfaction - Serre WE CORRECT THE MOST DIFFICULT CONDITIONS BURR‘S BEAM REDUCING SALON : 6825 Snider Plaza LA-9659 Department Store i Asbestos Siding Remodeling : . Roofing Painting | Knox and Cole Phone LO-6500 BETTER HOMES CO. | TE-1084 2904 N. Henderson Top: A Federal Resrve guard checks the fingers for glue. Hm-m, interesting but what does it do, asks inquisitive pupils. Bottom: Not dividend day — just visiting day for interested economists. Sue and Charlie get some idea about security of the funds. Page One Hundred Seventy Muality Furs: AUBREY’S BEAUTY SALON BUCKSPANS. Preston Road Sine Hrs — 1619 MAIN STREET... DALLAS ea E. KELLY BROWN INVESTMENT CO. Buyer of Municipal Bonds FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG. PHONE RI-3414 DALLAS, TEXAS ——_ ¢ ——____. P.G. CALAME | ESQUIRE CLEANERS Jeweler 15 Hig hland Park Shopping Village 6613 Hillcrest LA-9116 For Any Event Send Flowers Compliments from GURLEY=S BURTONS ORCHIDS And FLOWERS Beauty Shop 3323 Oak Lawn LA-3161 TO LOOK YOUR BEST Our flowers and prices are always right for the 6910 Snider Plaza LA-3941 HIGHLAND PARK SCOTTIES Page One Hundred Seventy-one i F F r MESSINA BROS. R PLAZA PRINTERY E + es E | E Invisible Shoe Repairing E PRINTING ® ENGRAVING | a Leather Gifts ‘ | E E | STATIONERY ¢ OFFICE SUPPLIES L No. 1 L | 4335 Lovers Lane LA-2812 | 6914-16 Snider Plaza Ve V E No. 2 E | Phone JU-4435 ¥ 6731 Hillcrest LO-2311 a Vasa is ed | Compliments of FOSTER CLEANERS | BROOKS BARBER SHOP 5407 Lovers Lane | 3406 Rankin We Operate Our Own Plant LA-0188 Dallas, Texas DI-3195 | Peart ABO ee 3 Bebe er : For friendly service in your New Shoppin’ Area PRESTON CENTER Hobby Craft—Hoffman Television—Sporting Goods—Paints—Garden Equipment DELIVERY SERVICE ) 6142 Luther Lane | HARRY’S HARDWARE | Phone EM-7918 ihc pe Top: Reading final proof at Western Newspaper are the “Bagpipe” staff. Jane, Sallie, and Rue enjoy lives-of seamstresses. Bottom: Special art project is name cards for P.T.A. helpers. Tuesday afternoon finds the Art Club hard at work in its new quarters. Page One Hundred Seventy-two CONGRATULATIONS Scottie Seniors, on Your June Graduation! from Former Scotties Now at Texas A. and M. As fellow-graduates of your fine high school, we invite you to join us at Texas A. M. — where you can share in a great tradition and benefit from high scholastic standards that win preference for Texas Samuel J. Ablon James R. Alderdice Richard P. Allen Stanley W. Angrist Tom E. Bailey James E. Baker Ted M. Bernstein William B. Biggs Donald E. Binion Davis Bottom John Bowles William E. Bragg George V. Charlton Stephen Dardaganian Tie Davis Fred Dellone, Ill Herman Dieterich Raymond F. Downer James L. Flowers, Jr. James R. Fowlkes Michael C. Glitsch Aggie graduates. Lynn E. Goldstein Robert Guentherman Tim L. Guthrie, Jr. Rex E. Hall George Y. Haviland William R. Heaton Brown Higginbotham Robert T. lrons Robert W. Jack Jerry A. Jeansonne Robert D. Kidder Isaac Kleinman Harold L. Kupfer Marvin Levin Jim M. LoCaste Jack I. McJunkin Angus MacDonald Alfred D. Martin, Jr. LeVon Massengale, Jr. William H. Moler, Jr. John W. Moser Compliments of William C.Moses Robert J. Munn, Jr. Jo Patrick Patterson Al Perkins Jack B. Perkins James W. Porter, Jr. Jackson L. Raley Donald Rawson Gerald L. Ray William M. Reid Donald L. Rogers John G. Rowe Alva P. Shepard, Ill Charles R. Smith Stanley G. Southworth, Jr. Eugene E. Soutter Richard M. Vehon William A. Vehon Donald J. Willey George O. Wilson William M. Witty DICK PRICE MOTOR COMPANY DESOTO -PLYMOUTH '° 2100 NORTH _HARWOOD—DALLAS SALES-SERVICE-PARTS PHONE: RA-7294_ . Ask for JOHN FLETCHER © R.E. TEAGUE © N.E. JAKE JACOBS © A. $. BING CROSBY DICKS PRICE,“29 ® ERNEST BRUSS, ‘27 e A. E. “BUZZ” RENNERT, ‘43 Page One Hundred Seventy-three Bottom: Top: H. D. bangs away JI f Lh at his The cooking class consumes its own concoctions. ® Highland Park Pharmacy, Inc. ETHICAL PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS Knox at Travis Phone LA-2126 Phone LO-5659 DELICATESSEN and IRVING'S RESTAURANT On the Miracle Mile Famous for Our Cheese Cake 4437 Lovers Lane IRVING ARKIN Dallas 5, Texas RAFAEL SPANISH scoot 40% Highland Park Shopping Village LO-6163 SPANISH EXCLUSIVELY, with the best conversational method. Native experienced teachers only. This is the 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. Private, Semi-private and Small Group Classes dur- ing day and evening. Special Summer Courses for High School and College Students. Special tutoring for examinations. | Page One Hundred Seventy-four ‘ss e Tom explains the statistics to the future lawyers of Miss Orr’s Commercial Law class. “i | wonder if Godfrey is listening. HILLCREST CLEANERS Quality Cleaning At Hillcrest and Lovers Lane Compliments of Grady’s Beauty Salon Complete Beauty Service 6808 Snider Plaza LO-5209 VARSITY CLEANERS (LINDY LINDSTROM) Across from S.M.U. Where We Will See You This Fall LO-2932 6315 Hillcrest 4445 Lovers Lane what a 2nd floor! ... wonderful casuals and western wear for campus, vacations...after-five | fashions...lovely lingerie...shoes for | your liveliest stepping:..all on our sparkling second floor. Come, see! BERNARD'S CARPETS JU-0575 ARTISTRY IN FLOWERS Distinctive in Arrangement Yet No Higher in Price Flower-A-Day Shop Knox at Travis St. Phone LA-2103 Page One Hundred Seventy-five bad For Making the Grade in High Always Use MASTERPIECE PAPERS and TABLETS Their wide Acceptance by Both Teachers and Students in Highland Park Schools Is Evidence of Their Popularity! There Is No Substitute for Quality FOR SALE BY BETTER SCHOOL SUPPLY STORES EVERYWHERE Compliments of The [)reyluss Son SEMOS RESTAURANT “Where Late Dallas Meets” Boys and Girls 505 Ft. Worth Ave. | all head to- Open All Night PR-6244 Flowers for All Occasions at D R E Y F U S S : REASONABLE PRICES PAT‘S FLORIST .-- for the newest in High School and College Fashions Rare Tropical Plants Pat B. Brower Phone EL-3562 Res. Ph. DI-4457 5731 W. Lovers Lane Page One Hundred Seventy-six Mr. Hill and Junior show their wares at halftime of basketball tilts. A big send-off awaits Scot gridsmen at eight- thirty. 3. Here today, gone tomor- row, and back again the next day. Ronay attacks Miss Moore at Round Table Hallowe’en outing. Central Investment Company GREETINGS HIGHLANDERS OMAHA SAN ANTONIO OF TEXAS KIRBY BLDG., DALLAS, TEXAS Branches PLAINVIEW ST. PAUL Miracle Mile Stationers 4506 Lovers Lane Phone FO8-7369 Gifts — Stationery — Toys FLOYD L. FOWLER, Jeweler CERTIFIED WATCHMASTER WATCHMAKER REGISTERED CHRONOGRAPH TECHNICIAN AUTHORIZED DEALER HAMILTON WATCHES 6932 Snider Plaza JU-5620 KILGORE MAYES Barber Shop TOMMIE MAYES, Manager Dallas, Texas 5414 Lovers Lane DI-8380 KIMMEY’S HARDWARE HARDWARE—PAINT—SPORTING GOODS GIFTS—GIFT WRAPING 6611 Hillcrest Phone LA-7973 One Block North $.M.U. Campus Page One Hundred Seventy-seven Your Friends— BERRY’S PHARMACY 6200 High School Ave. DALLAS, TEXAS LeSURE BEAUTY SALON Complete Beauty Service 4433 Lovers Lane — LA-5905 ERMA HAYES — 2 Distinctive Apparel for Women and Children 4420 E. Lovers Lane FO8-8289 Bottom: Ye ole Highland Fling. “| crown thee Queen Mary Frances I,’ exclaims Dr. Irvin. Page One Hundred Seventy-eight KNOX STREET HARDWARE 3214 Knox LA-2219 MARKHAM SHOP Complete Wardrobe for Infants and Children to 6 Years 6921 Snider Plaza HIGH CLASS LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING Shirts 14c, finished out of fluff dry Men’ ssuttso. S44. a fe ee Plain dresses. .-. i. 4 1.00 LAUNDRY SUPREME O. E. SMITH, Manager S.M.U. BRANCH 3406 Asbury LO-1709 Back of Mustang Pharmacy Top: The Pageant rolls on with the signing of the Magna Charta in 1215. The Queen and all of her court. SHOP WITH THE MERCHANTS in the INGHAM PARK SHOPPING VILLAGE (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 Seventy-nine Corts on the Box adds Wuch to th (it bu thing tt i | i | ’ e | DALLAS JEWELERS. and | Right Down Town | The Village M. E. Moses Co., Inc. | Compliments | 5c-10c-25c and $1.00 Stores Executive Offices 1008-10 Elm Street of Dallas 2, Texas DALLAS STORES a Now 32,2 . . .§ 2221 Llewellyn St. No. 7.0 Ge = oo eee Lancaster: Rd. NOw No. meee ee ee LOG Elm ot No.15 . . . 3610 Greenville Ave. | : FRIEND | Noslo os te) OeUnerreston Ra. Lee be INO. 20) 3 ee ee ee onicerericve | | No.21 . . . 2035 Fort Worth Ave: | ———— _—— Page One Hundred Eighty. . Compliments of LONE STAR OLDS CADILLAC COMPANY MOBILUBRICATION — BATTERY SERVICE Compliments of -PARKER SERVICE STATION Ye ITHERS BOUALING Mockingbird Lane and Preston GOODS! LA-9775 DALLAS 1401 Pacific KATHLEEN FREEMAN Flowers and Gifts for All Occasions “Personal Service” DELIVERY JU-0231 .. . JU-6345 4439 Lovers Lane Left to right: Loyal Scot rooters are off once again for Destination Victory. Somebody got a match? The time has run out and guess who won! These 8:30 a.m. pep rallies are hard on our cheerleaders. es Page One Hundred Eighty-one CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS Upon Your Graduation from HIGHLAND PARK HIGH SCHOOL OLDHAM LUMBER COMPANY 927 So. Haskell Ave. Phone TA-5195 ROPESSIONAL SERVICE IN ROFESSIONAL SURROUNDINGS Prescribing for exacting and discriminating patients MRS. NORTHCUTITS SHOPS famous names in opera glasses, binoculars, and FEATURING sports glasses. OPTOMETRIST i L T E R A T O N S Between Ervay and St. Paul Streets BRASSIERES 2, 4 idly GIRDLES 1802 MAIN DALLAS, TEXAS LINGERIE UaMiieieens cco ge oe ROBES “Your Art and School Supply SPORTSWEAR Headquarters on Hillcrest” 25-C Highland Park Village VARSITY BOOK STORE, Inc. | JU-8293 5510 West Lovers Lane DI-9785 6413 Hillcrest JU-9266 Page One Hundred Eighty-two Shop With 4 tae + oid) @ gratulal GUY. ong Sinclair Gasoline 1] ; Goodrich Tires OW you re man Hardware enough to use my account Garden Tools Zenith Radios and Television Fishing Tackle Hunting and Fishing Licenses at my favorite pee shop Gully’s Village Store Iby Mayes. Northwest Highway at Douglas Loving, : FO-8-9094 Saye Lovers Lane at Douglas EM-5988 Dallas, Texas : Pontiac Dealer for Greater Dallas Veg Wize MAOCTOR CO. @ OAK LAWN PHONE: LO-3837 Page One Hundred Eighty-three ODELL and JOHNSTON MELTON BOOK COMPANY SERVICE STATION 7013 Hillcrest Serving Preston Hollow, Dallas 5, Texas Highland Park, and University Park Books of All BLA 8421 Preston EM-2222 Coe tae 8 cee Si AUTO LOANS Fy e Jf Legal Rates — Insured Payments P=, FRED SHEPPARD BOYS and GIRLS APPAREL 604 N. Harwood ST-3075 4504 Lovers Lane FO-8-8291 snes ) SAVE 25 TO 50% Flowers for All Occasions Yelle 8 INWOOD VILLAGE Flower Market Compliments of JEWELRY — GIFTS Inwood Road at 4402 Lovers Lane — Dallas Lovers Lane DlIxon 6732 Phone FO-8-8293 rt Left to right: “Ch-e-e-z”’ It’s hard work, but think of all the fun there will be tonight. Tony DuVall— our local water ski Circle: ; ous Aye, where has our bonnie A mi champ. been? Page One Hundred Eighty-four ee ee ere | Decidedly Better alaundry éx Dry Cleaning Phone JU-6185 Regular Delivery Service to Park Cities Area, or Save with Cash and Carry. YOU WILL LIKE OUR a “yyie SOME x MONARCH LAUNDRY Preston Road at Highland boven (the. yma? Park Shopping Village OWNER 4441 Lovers Lane Phone LA-0613 On The Miracle Mile” GOGGANS and RITCHIE Compliments of SQUIRE ett eee acs Attorneys-at-Law Dallas Complete Line of MEN’S FURNISHINGS and SPORTSWEAR Home of “John Predicts” H. G. GOGGANS UNIVERSITY BARBER R. A. RITCHIE SHOP 6323 Hillcrest LA-0252 J. W. CROSLAND ROBERT F. RITCHIE “On the drag across from S.M.U., where all the students meet” Page One Hundred Eighty-five Established 1921 L. J. SHARP HARDWARE Our 30th Anniversary Serving the Park Cities Two Stores for Your Convenience KITCHENWARE — APPLIANCES — LAWN..AND..GARDEN..SUPPLIES LAkeside 2181 5324 W. Lovers Lane 4244 Oak Lawn Dixon 4856 � For the Classiest Haircut in Town It’s the UNIVERSITY BICYCLE SHOP VILLAGE BARBER SHOP 6713 Hillcrest Phone JU-5625 HIGHLAND PARK VILLAGE heat GORDON COX, Owner Phone JU-4911 Dallas 5, Texas SOUTHWESTERN BALFOUR COMPANY Supplying Senior Rings, Club Pins, Trophies Commencement Announcements Downtown Sales Office Sanger Bros., Second Floor Phone PR-1266 PAUL'S SHOES For Your OLD MAINE LOAFERS HIGHLAND PARK Shopping Village Page One Hundred Eighty-six SALES — SERVICE SINGER CENTER MEYERS and ROSSERS peed a) JU-0379 Compliments of 315 N. St. Paul RENTALS — INSTRUCTIONS OVER 1,500,000 PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED STATON’S GIFT SHOPPE Chinese, Bisque, and Dresden Figurines, Lamps Prospect 8784 and Greeting Cards 4230 Oak Lawn LO-2226 Open All Night Turn to TURNERS and SAVE! Cleaning and Laundry 7024 Snider Plaza LA-5891 Free Delivery Top to bottom: And to think they play an instru- ment so beautifully! Dances after football games are fun but a little crowded at times. Jim, Nancy, H. D., and Barbara en- joy one of the few intermissions at a formal. Left: No, not ‘People Are Funny’’—Just Round Table Hallowe’en entertain- ment. Page One Hundred Eighty-seven | | | “Our star passer doesn’t know his own strength : since they put CABELL’S Homogenized Milk on _ our training table!” | THE | R.A. B. SHERWIN-WILLIAMS | GOODMAN Investment Your Paint Service Center | Securities 4200 Oak Lawn Southwestern Life Bldg. Phone LO-3858 Dallas, Texas oO OOEEEO™O™OOOOEEOa—X—XS—S—S—SSS——SS== Page One Hundred Fighty-eight : f ee 4421 Lovers Lane DELMANN’S Women’s Wear EVA MANDELSTAM 6401-A Hillcrest Ave. Telephone JU-8507 For the BEST in Sporting Goods JONES AND MOLLET Highland Park Shopping Village DALLAS 5, TEXAS CAMPAIGN DAY Top row: You might know the band would get in on the noise making. Look, someone even recruited The Wrangler. Congratulations PARK CITIES RADIO APPLIANCE “To Better Serve Your Appliance Needs” Oe y Phone LA-9088 Congratulations FRED A. PIERCE Insurance Highland Park Shopping Village Compliments of C. B. ANDERSON CO. FURNITURE 5334 Lovers Lane Dixon 9737 Lower row: Flower girls, mechanized variety, spread good cheer and pleas for votes. “Say, how does this gadget work? — familiar question on election day. new English 3 and 4. Top row: Safety rules and regulations have to be learned first in.the classroom before being tried out behind the wheel. “In Russia all comrades are enemies.” Circle: ‘Come the Revolution” all pep rallies will be like this. O TENISON Sloral Company Delis cans Ce Tale valk STYLINGS 3113 OAK LAWN AVE. LA keside 3139 HALF BLOCK EAST OF MELROSE HOTEL Dixon 9242 — NIGHTS, HOLIDAYS AFTERNOON SUNDAY � )-—[]———$— $e Compliments of THE BAND BOX--GIFTS VARSITY BARBER and Crystal - China - Pottery - Stationery JU-9993 BEAUTY SHOP HIGHLAND PARK SHOPPING VILLAGE, Dallas, Texas 1] Lower row: More students mean more teachers — Miss Lackey is our ON tr acca ee A FAMILIAR SIGN - Rebbie Steger Dress Shop BEFORE Sold by If You Buy— Another Home Courteous 3416 Oak Lawn See Our Service Selections o cS Smart Clothes 2 and 3 We ae Bedroom ye in Selling for Homes in Py University Park Call fo« and aS Misses and Women Preston Hollow Free Appraisal EM-6676 Prompt, Call Today ‘8127 Preston Rd. p Page One Hundred Ninety TENNESSEE MILK isc Lene ne nn nee ne se eee een a et Page One Hundred Ninety-one If Your Face YOUR FOOD STYLIST... Is Important to You go to World’s Most Beautiful Baskets of Fruit Made at € ® oVmctwrnel S | M O N The Magic Name in Photography LA-7477 - Snider Plaza KS D A v | D Compliments of INWOOD GLIDDEN PAINT WALLPAPER STORE 5406 W. Lovers Lane Phone DI-8542 EAT THE BEST Established 1889 C LA-4121 Leah ae Gifts and Decorative Things “GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS” | 5404 Lovers Lane Dixon 0365 The New PRESTON HOLLOW DRUG STORE Preston at Northwest Highway J. H. STOVALL, Owner i Page. One Hundred: Ninety-two Irom Studios Real Estate —Loans Insurance 2927 N. Henderson 5964 Northwest Highway Designers and Manufacturers of EM-2811 Ornamental Iron Architectural Aluminum Mee eeta retreat ck PARK CITIES MOTORS Both Inside and Out Plexiglas Specialty © COMPLETE AUTOMOBILE SERVICE Andirons and Fire- 8215-A Preston Road Phone FO 8-7398 place Equipm’t Antiques 6————— _—___——_————_ —- WOODY WELLS T. A. DUNKIN Come and See Real Metal TESTIS CL la PRESTON ROAD BARBER SHOP LOOK FOR THE POTTER CREST 6801 PRESTON ROAD Telephone LAkeside 0148 Dallas, Texas olirr Art i oer Top row: Miss Bradfield and Miss Masters take part in the Lower row: The mobile TB unit — that’s where our TB drive annual Latin Club banquet — ‘Eat too, Brutus.” money goes. Mrs. Webster posts the menu —roast beef always in Boy! Do these teachers get around! demand. We Appreciate oe Your Business WYATT Margaret L. Pemer, Owner 9 emer 5 On Preston ' LADIES’ APPAREL SHOP 6717 Preston Road, Dallas, Texas Phone JU-2045 Compliments of ALBERT MUNSTER SHOE SERVICE JU-0788 $ ee Hand Painted China SUPER MARKETS WYATT. CAFETERIAS 3525 Oak Lawn Front row: Sam and Mary Frances get together during “off duty’ hours. Good ole Glass-Wax comes in handy for Hi-Lite Xmas decorations. Top row: Hi-Y solons and their dates. “Now Barbara, tell old Santa what you want.” Tor. nee : fed re Py 76 ¢ : , ’ ‘ ‘ . ‘ ‘ ; 4 4 eh Page Oné Hundred Ninety-four 34 White China for Decorating China Art Suplies COSTUME JEWELRY THE THREE SISTERS CHINA SHOP Dallas, Texas Phone JUstin 5516 0 ae ra The Most Delicious FRIED CHICKEN To Be Found! Boxed Orders to Go at No Extra Cost! No. 1 — Colorado and Zangs Blvd. Dial YA-8333 No. 2 J— Northwest Hwy. and Preston Rd. Dial EM-3171 Other Cafes in Fort Worth . Waco . Austin . San Antonio © E. B. MOTT COMPLIMENTS OF 5 cent-to.5 dollar Store TRIPP HOME AUTO STORE Masterpiece School Supplies for All Hardware - Housewares - Sporting Goods 3217 KNOX LOgan-9044 3424 Oak Lawn Ave. JU-8357 Ignition, Starter and Generator Service, Motor CLEANING LAUNDRY STORAGE Tune-Up, Brake Relining and Adjusting Alexander’s Service Station PRESTON ROAD CLEANERS WASHING - LUBRICATING TIRE RECAPPING - TIRES AND BATTERIES Phone LA-3544 7001 Preston Road 8219 Preston Road FOrest 8-8489 Dallas, Texas o- —_—————— jroo “Your Friendly Village Bank” HIGHLAND PARK STATE BANK HIGHLAND PARK VILLAGE Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Page One Hundred Ninety-five Yours is a share in the challenge of the future Accept it with confidence and courage . . . with faith in yourself and your country. Know that x ee oak we wish you the greatest success and happiness. Remember... your friendly electric servant, Reddy Kilowatt, is always on hand, in your home and at work, to help you enjoy better living ... electrically! Reddy Kilowatt DALLAS POWER LIGHT COMPAN Y GeO GD jee EEE HOMERS: PEGE BE Cage ge 2 te ah Se ge. “ ; te Beeline ks Sigil | sash Mean oy CER ak VEL DE. Jod Bs i : He +05, é nea MEE SE LOLIR thet. FRG” BSG ital TIR ER RE GAEL ES: BTCA BPO DN EIA EE oe SSeS FLOWERS FOR EVERY OCCASION KEAGY’S HILLCREST FLOWER SHOP 6417 Hillcrest LA-7558 WILLIAMS TEXACO ASTON’S ENGLISH BAKERY SERVICE STATION 4306 Lemmon Avenue Mockingbird Lane and Airline Road Dallas 4, Texas Phone LO-6407 Bill Aston Phone LA-5080 Res. EM-3854 Bus. RI-3627 G Le Ge | D. L. HANEY Insurance and Annuities — @) N - 1007 Republic Bank Bldg. Dallas THOMAS OPTICAL CO. R °@) Ge, Gy Ground Floor, Medical Arts Building “TR AD ] NM ° i] Oss’ D. HARTIN THOMAS DON L. THOMAS Phones RI-1066, RA-4493 Dallas, Texas Lower row: Some of the faculty “polish the apple’ with the evaluators before the investigations start. Even evaluators must eat! Top row: Visiting teachers found our library to their liking. Students and teachers discuss library functions with the evaluators. Page One Hundred Ninety-seven When it’s a good picture you can be assured LAUGHEAD PHOTOGRAPHERS made it! Official Highlander Annual Photographers 6411 Hillcrest Phone LA-3860 Sauk é x a Hi-Lite spring officers: Ann Allen, Patricia Smith, Carolyn Cave, Mary Sue Shockley, Peggy Nowlin, Betty Williams, Janet Greene, Claudia Carroll, Betty Cheesborough, Harryette Bushong, Barbara Russell, Martha Maxwell, and Marilyn Cammack—a true pocket full of posies. Page One Hundred Ninety-eight Ladies’ Wear and Men’s Clothing Across from S.M.U. LA-5134 RAY’S SHOES Shoes for the Family Phone DI-6637 4406 Lovers Lane Inwood Village... Two Doors East of the Inwood Theatre BEN FRANKLIN STORE Congratulations to Graduating Class by i ; He won't go anywhere since we got our new radio SCHOOL SUPPLIES from GABLE’S.” Sagar erent Gable ELECTRIC Service ws the achievement ofa Ling Bur : rr a wane BiVe..wn ae SINCESLO Z£ One Hundred Ninety-nine You'll like to deal with | [CHEVROLET | 2222 Main Street Phone PRospect 5141 Two Hundred PHOTOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT THURMAN RANDLE CO. 208 N. Akard St. Dallas, Texas O——————_ One Day Service BOSTICK CLEANERS P G 5 T A N D 5 5408 Lovers Lane DI-8260 GIVE YOU ALL THREE itera a a ae es ars Good Food! Beef n’ Bun Good Service! Good Value! 4500 Lovers Lane 6229 Hillcrest “Originators of Drive-In Fane NS Le LO-7 14s BARBECUE SANDWICH Restaurant Service” Take Home a Pound Front row: Everybody gets inspired around the bonfire before the Breckenridge clash. Hungry football fans think about eating Coyote meat — then enjoy themselves. Back row: The Scot footballers have all the luck with the girls — on and off the gridiron. “All we want for Christmas is a big fat Title.” MARY HARDIN-BAYLOR BELTON, TEXAS An accredited senior liberal arts college for women Excellent student association, small classes, high class faculty GORDON G. SINGLETON, Ph.D., President eee S99 ESSE Two Hundred Two Yow ll Like Doing Business With Hine IPONTIAC for NEW CARS — Dollar for Dollar, You Can‘t Beat a Pontiac SERVICE — Factory Trained Specialists for All Makes of Automobiles USED CARS “You Can't Go Wrong With the Right Dealer” @ URE EAE 2010 ROSS AVE. RI-4004 808 N. HARWOOD Top row: When the ROTC boys decorate, they really go in for de- tails — much to the cadet’s disgust. Lower row: Merion and Chico get their commissions from a real live General. Homemade card section proves hard work for Tom. A human pyramid — well, practi- cally. Two Hundred Three In our modern plant we manufacture a complete line of high grade painting materials. For 21 years we have been furnishing these on much of the best work being done in High- land Park, University Park, and Dallas. ROACH PAINT COMPANY 2633 McKINNEY PHONE VI-4581 over backwards... to make you comfortable! It’s the EASE-A-WAY, a modern comfort chair in i r = ° ——=—= fabrics to suit the decor of any room in your home. eee ee o— fu rn i ture Sitting or reclining, you'll discover that it is restful for in th e reading, tempting for television —a graceful addition mo d ern to the living room, den, or bedroom. mode Coo4 MODERN HOME 6925 preston road JU-0045 Two Hundred Four it LCs i } Graduating Class of 19351 ———————————————————————————————————————————————— SSS eee eeeoeoeoeoOoeoqoq$®$q$q®qoqqoO SS Congratulations Renwar Oil Corporation Front row: On to Breckenridge—the last jee. undefeated, untied team be- fore the Avalanche arrived. Back row: Streamlined Scots — Hi-Lite version. “Whoa there, Bison, you aren’t going far,’’ shouts Mighell. Bearcat goodwill team brings better relationship between Sherman and Hi Park. Two Hundred Five OF DALLAS We of the Highlander Staff wish to express our gratitude for the kind co-operation shown us this year 905 Slocum, at Wichita In the heart of the Trinity Industrial District Two Hundred Six j j Thanks Go to the Wilkinson Printing Company For Making the 1951 Highlander One of the Best Two Hundred Seven eerste ene tt | Let us autograph your book, too Two Hundred Eight ay ct rf thugs. Eg SAX ae : Jt SSeS 4 = aa «ARE Rare : um iene Bape eS oe ae stages i linay nee, ao FY ie Cog :. see “5 a SE A | aes ti r SUE 3. 55s ete we Se 6B a em gg ic EIR a TO eS OS 2 ne ee woe Eas tr as Cec ae a he aot — adit Cai RG, SS aS CE 4 te Meee = Siw SEE Ne RTO oe PELE ED DEE SE oe ee Soak 2 Lee See Ang, Mat is pee: er a Ber gpa re = oir : Pt Seta, begs ae ee eae z Aa oe . 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