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. i) TABLE OF CONTENTS Page First, in our book appears the Administration and the Faculty 6 Second: ine: Classest but -erinilelyse2 eek... eee ee 2 4 Third, are the Clubs and Organizations.......... Pe ae kee 84 Fourth, the Boys and Girls of Admiration......... See eee 102 Fifth, are the Boys who say, “Hiya, bud” in a voice so rough.... 114 Sixth, the Girls who forget for just an hour, beauty, poise; andsall that=stutti te. ee es 136 Eighth, is the Advertising which makes our book complete...... 160 The Highlander PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS DALLAS, TEXAS 1952 FOREWORD Now-a-days when the world is so troubled we hear people talk about the times when there wasn’t any trouble — well, at least not as much. Just before the turn of the twentieth century came one of these periods full of fun, gaiety, and excitement known as the “Gay Nineties”. We, the Highlander staff, wish to show you our idea of a contrast of life during the “Gay Nineties” and life in the 1950’s. Sis Vache Business Manager Page Four This year we honor one who has been a leader in the classroom and in sports. His thoroughness as a teacher is relieved by his quick wit and good sense of humor. We, the Senior Class, wish to dedicate The Highlander of 1952 to C. H. Marshall. Page Five In the “Gay Nineties”, the typical schoolmarm taught the daily quotation by the hickory pointer, Familiar sight in our day is the parade of the teacher signing in, CIt7rattou rAdméu Page Eight Within the walls of Highland Park The halls of learning are not dark. Bright has been the lamp of knowledge, May it make us bright in college! We've had our gay days bright with laughter, Times we'll think of long years after. But now, all | can say (in rhyme) Is “Thanks, High Park, for a wonderful time.” — Smilin’ Sam, ‘52 | THE W. PERRY McPHERSON Vice-President and Finance Officer A, SIDNEY BRIGGS DR. JOHN CHAPMAN A. H. McCULLOCH W. D. PRINCE BOARD OF EDUCATION ARTHUR KENDRICK President MRS. JUDSON C. FRANCIS Secretary DR. W. B. IRVIN Superintendent of Highland Park Schools Page Ten Fy BEN W. WISEMAN Principal of Highland Park High School Page Eleven C. D. BOWLBY Vice-Principal Highland Park High School MRS. G. R. OGLESBY HUGH DUNLAP President Parent-Teacher President Park Cities Association Dads Club Page Twelve FACULTY PRINCESS MARTIN, M.A. A Pa CARRIE INMON, M.A. Counselor - fe Counselor GRACE GILLON, M.A. Registrar Miss Inmon supervises the lowa Educational Development Test. A senior’s guiding hand is Counselor Princess Martin. Page Thirteen FACULTY AKIN, RAYMOND M., M.A. Biology ANDERSON, MAUD, M.A. English BARTON, COL. HARRY F., M.A. Col. Instructor R.O.T.C. Band and Orchestra BETTS, FLORA MAY, M.A. Chemistry BINNION, RALPH E., M.A. Economics BISHOP, ALVIN C., M.S. Industrial Arts BOYD, LELA HAZELLE, M.A. Spanish BRADFIELD, MYRTILLIE, M.A. Latin CANARIS, JOHN, M.Ed. Physical Education CASEY, NEWMAN F., B.S. Major Instr. R.O.T.C. and Assistant Commandant COLEMAN, REBECCA, M.A. Spanish DABNEY, W. Y., M.E. Mathematics Teachers learn weaving, metal work, wood carving, and other hobbies at the crafts class. Page Fourteen Caught by Candid Camera Economics class learns ways of better banking from P. B. (Jack) Garrett. Quien Sabe?—Each Spanish teacher and his students presented an assembly for all students of Espanol. Judge Groves looks bored as Horace Moss swears in Chick Pierce in Commercial Law trial. Page Fifteen FACULTY DIAL, NANCY ELLA, A.B. Art EASTLAND, MRS. HERMAN, B.S. Homemaking FLOYD, DORA, M.A. Library and Library Science FRANKLIN, J. O. “COTTON”, M.Ed. Safety Education GRAHAM, H. L., M.S. Biology GREER, WILLIAM D., M.S. Industrial Arts HIGHTOWER, FLOYD R., B.S. Commandant of Cadets Lt. Com. U.S.N.R. HILL, MARVIN T., M.A. Commercial HINSCH, MIRIAM H., B.M.E. Music HOWARD, H. B., M.A. Government and Visual Education HUTCHISON, NANCY, B.A. Mathematics JAMES, LOUISE, B.A. English 7 ey —— = a2 Ab enecitgeente a Pa . - = rey ae ener howdy + Miss Patterson, President of HPCTA, Dr. Irvin, and Mrs. Irvin greet Miss Inmon at the opening of the ee evtritins new Administration Building. Page Sixteen Caught by Candid Camera The art class goes nature one better by making snowflakes that don’t melt. Mr. Bishop offers a little ecvice as John Harvey puts 1e final touches on his boat. ig Miss Boyd and her class study a few of the new exhibits from Mexico. Page Seventeer FACULTY JARRETT, NEIL, M.A. French and Spanish JEFFERS, BRUCE, B.A. Mathematics KENNEDY, ERNEST F., A.B. Safety Education KIDD, LORINE, M.A. Mathematics KIDD, OGDEN, M.A. Mathematics LACKEY, MABEL, M.A. English LACY, IVA MAE, M.A. Human Relations, English MALONE, MRS. GLADYS, A.B. Latin MARSHALL, C. H., M.S. Physics MARTIN, MRS. HUBERT D., B.A. English MASTERS, HILDA, M.A. Latin MILLER, MRS. I. O., M.A. History Faculty members become students at the regular Wednesday afternoon meeting. Caught by Candid Camera Mrs. Eastland demonstrates floral arrangement to the home economics class. Headaches of housebuilding are explained by Mr. Greer to the mechanical drawing students through the model built by Norman Crohn. Business math instructor, Mr. Hill, explains the calculator While “Cat” Verhalen, Allen Jones, and Richard Jahn ab- sorb the directions. Mr. Jarrett, Miss Neaves, Mrs. Hutchison, and Mr. Jeffers relax after their struggles with the growing intellects. FACULTY MOORE, HELEN, M.A. Speech and English MORRIS, G. B., B.A. History MURCHISON, JAYNE, B.S. Physical Education NEAVES, MARY EMMA, M.A. Mathematics ORR, CATHERINE, M.B.A. History and Commercial PIPES, LUNETTA, B.A. Spanish POPE, FLORA LEE, M.E. Music POWELL, NOBEL G., M.A. Mathematics REYNOLDS, MRS. ESTES, M.S. Commercial ROUSSEAU, MRS. JEANNE, B.A. Journalism and English RUDDELL, GEORGE W., M.A. Chemistry and Biology SAUER, MARGARET, B.A. Biology Caught by Candid Camera More speed and better under- standing are taught in the Reading Clinic by Miss An- derson. Mr. Kennedy looks happy about the progress the girls have made in understanding the automobile, but Jeanne Harper is still somewhat puz- zled. Miss Watkins and Rudy Turner appear to have different ideas on the location of some historical landmarks in England. Page Twenty-One Page Twenty-two FACULTY SHORT, MRS. GEORGE T., M.A. History SITZ, GLADYS, M.A. English SMITH, C. Q., B.A. Mathematics SMITH, MERLE, M.A. Mathematics STEED, EDITH M., M.A. Speech STEWART, MARY, M.A. English STORY, FRANK J., M.A. French and Spanish THORNELL, ELEANOR, B.A. English WALTERS, CATHERINE, M.A. Mathematics WATKINS, HORTENSE, M.A. English WATSON, GYNNE, M.A. Physical Education WIDENER, RALPH W., M.A. History WILLIAMS, LEDA NASH, M.A. English WILSON, GRACE, M.A. English WISSEMAN, HARRY, M.A. Mathematics WILLIAMS, MRS. FRANK L., B.A. Mathematics Top row: MOEN, RUTH F. GILLON, LOUISE Library Assistant Secretary to the Principal Circle: BARTOSH, JULIA ANN, R.N. Health Education Second row: DYER, KATHERINE O’NEAL, MRS. FONDELL, B.S. Attendance Secretary Secretary to the Principal Office Personnel Susie Smith and Joyce Rainwater perform secretarial duties in Mr. Marcia Miller and Itha May Wallis store for future use, magazines Bowlby’s office. in the library files. PIPERS ETT Page Twenty-three Remember the boys in the “Gay Nineties” used to walk the girls home and carve their initials in the tree? Now-a-days the boys and girls meet in the auditorium to discuss romance and home work. Horace, Marilyn, Roland, and Warry celebrate, with Miss Watkins, their graduation. January Class Officers ROLAND DAHLIN President WARRY WILLIAMS Vice-President MARILYN MARR . Secretary HORACE MOSS Treasurer HORTENSE WATKINS Sponsor Page Twenty-six 4 + “ean aee ‘wee maeel %, @, Ye = Posed tel 4 a? kg a. @ tom rl Mx Mr. Marshall looks as pleased as Ruth Ann, Jack, Ken, and Susie about cleaning June Class KEN HEMPEL . JACK DuLANEY . RUTH ANN BARRETT SUSIE McFARLAND . C. H. MARSHALL . 4 x ae of. a a? © o5 a0 la @ ¥ aa out the three years of accumulation of high school notes. Officers . President Vice-President . Secretary . Treasurer Sponsor Page Twenty-seven JANUARY ABLON, FRED RUDE All-District Baseball 1950, ‘51, Hi-Y 1949-’52, B-team Baseball 1949, B-team Basketball 1949, All-State Baseball 1951. ALEXANDER, DONALD WILLIS (DON) Captain Football 1951, President Hi-Y 1951, Vice-President Student Council 1951, Football 1950, ’51, Student Council 1949-’51, Senior Play 1952. BARTON, LYNN RUSH Senior Play 1952, Everts Award. BLACKWELL, EDWIN HEARST Major R.O.T.C. 1951-’52, Camp Dallas 1949-'51, Highlander Staff 1951-52, Quill and Scroll 1951-’52, Latin Club 1950, Hi-Y 1949-51. f ee pee a i. 2 Ls BUCKNER, BEDEE JANE Treasurer Hi-Lites 1951, ‘52, Hi-Lites 1949-’52, Senior Play 1952, Intramural Sports 1949-’52, Riding Club 1949, Music Festival 1951. BURLESON, JAMES BERNARD JR. (JIM) National Honor Society 1952, Lieutenant Colonel R.O.T.C. 1952, Senior Play 1952, Linz Pins 1950, ‘52, Rifle Team 1950, ‘51, Saber Club 1951, ‘52. Page Twenty-eight CLASS ALLEN, ARTHUR MALACHI III (COACH) Football 1951, B-team Football 1950, Senior Play 1952, H-Association 1951, ‘52, Hi-Y 1949-’52, B-team Basketball 1950. ARONS, HOWARD LOUIS National Honor Society 1952, Second Lieutenant R.O.T.C. 1951-’52, Four Year Linz Pin, Everts Award. BREWER, BETTY COLLINS Round Table 1951, ‘52, Travel Club 1950, ‘51, Art Club 1951, Hi-Lites 1949-’52, Intramural Sports 1949-'52. BROWN, JAMES ALLEN (JIMMY) First Lieutenant R.O.T.C. 1951-52, Camp Dallas R.O.T.C. 1949-’52, Hi-Y 1949-’52. 1949-'51, CAMPBELL, BETTY KATHERINE Hi-Lites 1949-’52, Riding Club 1949-’50, Music Festival 1951, Intramural Sports 1949-'51. CAMPBELL, MARY LOUISE (MARE) Historian of Hi-Lites 1951, ‘52, Senior Play 1952, Student Council 1949-’52, Music Festival 1951, Intramural Sports 1949-’52, Travel Club 1950. CARNES, ALBERT COWSER, JR. (AL) Hi-Y 1949-’50, Everts Award, ‘“B” Baseball 1950. CHENOWETH, ROBERT CHARLES (BOB) Football Manager 1951, “B’’ Team Football 1959, Dads’ Club Award 1950. DITZLER, WANDA JEAN Senior Play 1952, Everts Award, Hi-Lites 1949-'52, Travel Club 1949-’51, Intramural Sports 1950, ‘51, Dads’ Club Award 1950. FRANKLIN, MARY GAYLE Junior Representative Student Council 1950, ‘51, Hall of Fame 1951, Vice-President Hi-Lites 1951, ‘52, Dramatic Club 1951, ‘52, Senior Play 1952, Student Council 1949-’51. i HALL, NANCY JEANNE Hi-Lites 1949-’52, Travel Club 1951, Dads’ Club Award 1950, Intramural Sports 1949-'51, HAMM, DORIS LILLIAN Senior Play 1952, Dads’ Club Award 1951, Travel Club 1949, ‘50, Junior Historical Society 1951, ‘52, Hi-Lites, 1949-'52. CUMM:NGS, CLAIRE JO Student Council 1949, ‘50, Senior Play 1952, Hi-Lites 1949-'52, Travel Club 1949-'52, Music Festival 1951, Intramural Sports 1949- 52. DAHLIN, ROLAND EDMUND Class President 1952, Colonel R.O.T.C. 1951, President Na- tional Honor Society 1951, Student Council 1950, Chairman Round Table 1951, Senior Play 1952. FREEMAN, EDWIN THEODORE Hi-Y 1948-’52, R.O.T.C. 1948-'52, Second Lieutenant R.O.T.C. 1951-'52, Saber Club 1951, ‘52, Highlander Staff 1950-’51, Music Festival 1951. GERON, JEAN Drum Major Band 1951, ‘52, Senior Play 1952, First Lieuten- ant R.O.T.C. 1951, ‘52, Lads and Lassies 1949, ‘50, Orchestra 1950, ‘51, Saber Club 1951, ’52. HANNAY, JIM ROBERT (DIEGO) Major R.O.T.C. 1949-'51, Bagpipe Staff 1949, ’50, Delegate Texas Hi-Y Youth and Government Conference 1949, ‘50, Rifle Team 1949-’51, Texas Hi School Press Contest 1951, Quill and Scroll 1950, ‘51. HENDERSON, COURTNEY DeFORREST (SMILEY) Hi-Y 1949-’52, Tennis 1950-’51, H-Association 1950, ‘51, Linz Pin 1950, Page Twenty-nine HOPSON, LEAH LOUISE Riding Club 1949, Dads’ Club Award 1950, Intramural Sports 1949, Hi-Lites 1949-’52. HUNSINGER, EDWARD JOHN (EDDIE) Hi-Y 1951-’52. se Ton Pe : : KRAUSE, DANIEL LOEB (DANNY) Second Lieutenant ROTC 1951, Lads and Lassies 1950, ‘51, Senior Play 1952, Hi-Y 1950, ‘51, Saber Club 1951. LAMPMAN, HUGH WORTHINGTON (HOT-LIPS) (Transferred 1951 from Peacock Military Academy, San An- tonio, Texas) Hi-Y 1951, ‘52, Dramatics Club 1951, ‘52, Band 1951, ‘52, Senior Play 1952. McCAMMON, JAMES NEWTON, JR. (JIM) Football 1949, ‘50, Track 1950, ‘51, Second Lieutenant ROTC 1950, ‘51, “B” team Football 1948, ’‘H’” Association 1949-'51, Hi-Y 1948-'52. McPHERSON, SANDRA (SANDRE) Hi-Lites 1949-'52, Senior Play 1952, Intramural Sports 1949- ‘52, Travel Club 1949- 51, Riding Club 1949, Music Festival 1949-51, JACKSON, ROBERT HILL (ED) Highlander Staff 1950-’52, Quill and Scroll 1951, ‘52, Hi-Y 1949-52, ROTC 1949-’52, Dads’ Club Award 1952, Hall of Fame 1951. JACOBS, DAVID HYMAN First Lieutenant ROTC 1951, ‘52, Hi-Y 1949, Camp Dallas 1949-‘51, Saber Club 1951, ‘52, Crack Platoon 1950. LARY, VICTOR HAROLD Editor Bagpipe 1950, ‘51, Cheer Leader 1951, ‘52, Editor Tartan 1951, ‘52, Major ROTC 1951, ‘52, National Honor So- ciety 1950, ‘52, Hi-Y 1949,-’52. LIVELY, SHIRLEY ANN Hall of Fame 1950, President Quill and Scroll 1951, High- lander Staff 1950, ‘51, Bagpipe Staff 1949-’51, Hi-Lites 1950, ‘51. MARR, MARILYN (MONK) Secretary Class 1952, Vice-President Junior Historical Society 1950, ‘51, Vice-President Orchestra 1949, ‘50, Secretary Or- chestra 1951, ‘52, Travel Club 1949-'52, Senior Play 1952. MITCHELL, ROBERT ALLEN (MITCH) : Senior Play 1952, Hi-Y 1949-’52, Camp Dallas 1950, ‘51, First Lieutenant ROTC 1951, ‘52, Saber Club 1951, ‘52, Crack Platoon 1950, ‘31 MOSS, HORACE BAILEY National Honor Society 1951-’52, Treasurer Class 1952, Stu- dent Council 1949-’52, Four-year Linz Pin, Second Lieutenant ROTC 19517) -52,, ROTC 1949-'52- MYRES, JAMES MONROE (JIM) Dads’ Club Award 1950-’52, Hi-Y 1948-51, ROTC 1948. PFEIFFER, DAVID GRAHAM (FUFU) Swimming 1949-’51, Student Council 1949-'52, Vice-President H-Association 1951, Vice-President Student Council 1950, Vice-Prseident Quill and Scroll 1951, Senior Play 1952. PORTER, DUNCAN EDGAR (DIRT DOBBER) (Transferred 1951 from North Dallas High School, Dallas, Texas) Bagpipe Staff 1952, Senior Play 1952. REYNOLDS, ROBERT EUGENE (BOB) National Honor Society 1951, ‘52, Bagpipe Staff 1951, ‘52, Highlander Staff 1951, ‘52, Quill and Scroll 1951, ’52, Cap- tain ROTC 1951, ‘52, Senior Play 1952. RICKETTS, THOMAS MICHAEL ROTC 1949, ‘50, Golf 1950, ‘51, Hi-Y 1949-’51, H-Association 1250, ‘51, Delegate Hi-Y Youth and Government Conference 1949, ‘50 PALMER, JAMES HAROLD (JIMMY) Second Lieutenant ROTC 1952, Music Festival 1948-’50, Band 1949-'52, Hi-Y 1949-'52, Camp Dallas 1949. PAUL, PHILLIP SHERWOOD, JR. (PHIL) Swimming 1950-’52, H-Association 1950-’52, Hi-Y 1949-52, Delegate Hi-Y Youth and Government Conference 1949-’51, ROTC 1949-'52. REECE, ROBERT LEE (BOB) Hi-Y 1950, REMBERT, CHARLES PIERCE (CHAS.) ROTC 1949-’52, Hi-Y 1949-’52, Dads’ Club Award 1950. ROORBACH, MARY ALICE Senior Play 1952, Intramural Sports 1949-'52, Everts Award, Hi-Lites 1949-’52, Music Festival 1951, Travel Club 1949-'51. RUTHERFORD, PARIS MILTON, III Band 1949-'52, Orchestra 1949-’52, Senior Play 1952, Oper- etta 1950, ‘51, Camp Dallas 1949, Second Lieutenant ROTC 1951, OZ: SCHMALZRIED, CHARLES WILLIAM (BILL) Hi-Y 1949-'52, Dads’ Club Award 1952. SEALE, MARY BERTHA (BEE BEE) Operetta 1949, ‘50, Hi-Lites 1949-’52, Art Club 1951, Dads Club Awards 1949, ‘50. fey f SPRAYBERRY, SUE Travel Club 1951, Hi-Lites 1949-’51, Riding Club 1949, Intra- mural Sports 1949-’51, Senior Play 1952, Music Festival 1951. SQUIBB, BARBARA JEAN (SQUIBB) Historian Hi-Lites 1951, ‘52, Senior Play 1952, Intramural Sports 1949-’51, Music Festival 1951, Travel Club 1949-’51, Riding Club 1949, ‘50. SULLIVAN, LARRY FORBES (SULLY) Senior Play 1952, Round Table 1952, Lads and Lassies 1951, ‘52, Music Festival 1949-'51, Operetta 1951, Treasurer Art Club 1951. TELKAMP, DONALD LEE (DON) Major ROTC 1951, ‘52, Camp Dailas 1949-’51, Hi-Y 1951, ‘52, Dads’ Club Award 1951, Band 1949-'51, Saber Club AOS Tees Page Thirty-two SESSIONS, CARLTON Track 1949, ““B’’ Team Football 1950, “H’ Association 1949, 750. SMiTH, EDNA HELEN Choir 1949-’52, Hi-Lites 1949-’52, Junior Historical Society 1951, ‘52, Operetta’ 1950, ‘51, Music Festival 1949-51. STANLEY, DAVID HUGH, JR. ROTC 1948-'52, Hi-Y 1948-’52, Senior Play 1952, Dads’ Club Award 1950, Crack Platoon 1949, Music Festival 1949-51. STULTS, BARBARA JEANNE (REBEL) Hi-Lites 1949-’52, A Cappella Choir 1950, ‘51, Music Festival 1949-'51, Operetta 1950, Travel Club 1950, Riding Club 1949. VORIS, EDWARD (ED) Hi-Y 1949-'52, Dads’ Club Award 1951, ‘52. WEBB, NANCY JANE National Honor Society 1950-'52, Secretary National Honor Society 1951, ‘52, Senior Play 1952, Tartan Staff 1951, ‘52, Hi-Lites 1949-’52, Student Council 1950, ‘51, WERTHE!IMER, ROBERT FRANK (BOBBY) WILLIAMS, FRANK LEON Hi-Y 1949-'52, Tennis 1950, ‘51, “H’’ Association 1950, ‘51, ROTC 1949-’52, Senior Play 1952, Hi-Y 1949-’52, Highlander Linz Pin 1949, Everts Award. Staff 1951, ‘52, Junior Historical Society 1951, ’52, Music WILLIAMS, CAROLINE Festival 1951. Student Council 1950, ‘51, Senior Play 1952, Dramatics WILLIAMS, KAY Club 1951, ‘52, Hi-Lites 1949-'52, Riding Club 1949, Dads Travel Club 1949-’51, Hi-Lites 1949-’52, Intramural Sports Club Award 1952, 1949-'52, Junior Historical Society 1950, ‘51, Music Festival 1951. i hee WILLIAMS, HENRY WARRINGTON (WARRY) WISENBAKER, ALLAN EARL (BIG AL) Vice-President Senior Class 1951, ‘52, Baseball 1951, Business ROTC 1950-'52, Hi-Y 1950-’52, Crack Platoon 1950, Dads Manager of Tartan 1951, ‘52, “B’’ Team Basketball 1949, ‘50, Club Award 1952. Linz Pin 1950, Delegate Hi-Y Youth and Government WRIGHT, JANE ANNE Conference 1951, ‘52, National Honor Society 1951, ‘52, Secretary-Treasurer of Quill and Scroll 1951, ‘52, Bagpipe Staff 1951, ‘52, Student WINSTON, EARL Council 1951, ‘52, Four year Linz Pin, Lads and Lassies 1949-'52. JUNE CLASS ADAMS, JACK HENRY (KIE BOY) ADEL, NATALIE JOAN (NAT) Hi-Y 1950-’52, Dads Club Award 1951, Captain Tennis Team Hi-Lites 1950-52, Intramural Sports 1950. 1951, “H” Association 1950-’52, Tennis 1950-’52, Operetta AGAN, MARILYN LOUISE 1952. mere (Transferred 1951 from Chillicothe High School, Chillicothe, ADCOCK, JOSEPH MARSHALL (JOE) Missouri.) National Honor Society 1949-’52, Hi-Lites 1951, (Transferred 1951 San Jacinto Hic ool, Houston, Texas) se Hi-Y 1951, ‘52. Page Thirty-three La ‘ ANDRES, NORMAN ATHY, NANCY ANN Hi-Y 1952. Quill and Scroll 1951-’52, Bagpipe Staff 1950-’52, Hi-Lites ARONSON, IRMA LEW 1949-'52, Tartan Staff 1951-’52, Music Festival 1951, Travel Bagpipe Staff 1951, ‘52, Four Year Linz Pin, Everts Award, Club 1950-’52. Hi-Lites 1950-52. BAKER, HARRIET KAY President of Teen Age Library Club 1952, Hi-Lites 1949-’52, Everts Award, Junior Historical Society 1950-’52, Art Club 1951-52, Musical Festival 1951. % rie E ef iM pe SE 2. A us 2 a “eet BARNES, PATRICIA ANN (PAT) BAUCOM, MARY JANE Lads and Lassies 1950-’52, Linz Pins 1951, ‘52, Dads Club Hi-Lites 1949-’52, Dads Club Award 1951. Award .1950, Operetta 1951, ‘52, Hi-Lites 1949-’52. BEDDOES, CAROL ANN BARRETT, RUTH ANN Orchestra 1950-’52, Band 1951, ‘52, Orchestra Librarian National Honor Society 1951, ‘52, Corresponding Secretary 1951, ‘52, Operetta 1950-52, Music Festival 1950-’52, Hi-Lites 1951, ‘52, Student Council 1951-’52, Vice-President Hi-Lites 1950-’52. Travel Club 1950, ‘51, Four year Linz Pin, Intramural Sports 1949-'52, ee es ee BELCHER, JUBE HUBBARD (RED) BENNETT, LUCILLE BERNICE (LUCY) Hi-Y 1949-’52, “H” Association 1950-’52, Football 1950, Dramatics Club 1951, ‘52, Hi-Lites 1950, ‘52, Travel Club ‘51, Baseball 1951, ‘52, Dads Club Award 1950, 1951, ‘52, Junior Historical Society 1951, ‘52, Intramural BELCHER, WILLIAM (BILL) Sports 1950, Operetta 1952. BERCU, BEVERLY RENEE Business Manager Bagpipe 1951, ‘52, Quill and Scroll 1952, National Honor Society 1952, Dramatics Club 1949-’52, Student Council 1952, Interscholastic League Press Conven- tion 1951, Page Thirty-four BLAKELY, LESTER LEMAR (BUNS) ROTC 1949-’52, Dads Club Award 1951, ‘52. BLAYLOCK, THOMAS ADRIAN (TOM) Captain ROTC 1950-’52, Saber Club 1951, ‘52, Hi-Y 1950-’52. BOWERS, ARDEN LOVEJOY Secretary Student Council 1951, ‘52, National Honor Society 1951, Sophomore Representative at Large Student Council 1950, ‘51, Four year Linz Pin, Intramural Sports 1949-’52, Hi-Lites 1949-52. BRANSFORD, THOMAS KERLEY (TOMMY) Transferred 1951 from North Dallas High School, Dallas, BRYANT, DONALD WILLIAM (DON) Captain ROTC 1951, ‘52, Linz Pins 1949, ‘50, Vice-President Hi Park Grenadiers 1951, ‘52, Saber Club 1951, ‘52, Camp Dallas 1950-52, Student Council 1952. BURT, PATRICIA ANN (PAT) Hi-Lites 1949-’52, Art Club 1949, ‘52, 1951-’52, Intramural Sports BOGGS, ROBERT BENTON (BOB) National Honor Society 1951, ’52, Linz Pins 1950-’52, Lads and Lassies 1949-’52, Bagpipe Staff 1951, Operetta 1950-’52. BONEBRAKE, JOAN (JONE) (Transferred 1951 from Elk City High School, Oklahoma.) Hi-Lites 1951, ‘52, Elk City, BREWER, GEORGE BRITTINGHAM, JOHN FRANCIS Hi-Y 1949-’52, ROTC 1950 , ‘51, Dads Club Award 1949. CAMERON, JAMES CARROLL (JIM) (Transferred 1951 from Classen High School, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.) CARDELLI, DIANE Hi-Lites 1949-’52, Music Festival 1951. Page Thirty-fwe CAVE, MARY CAROLYN (CAVIE) President Hi-Lites 1951, ‘52, Student Council 1951, Highlander Staff 1951, ‘52, Secretary Hi-Lites 1950, Intramural Sports 1949-’52, Travel Club 1949-'52. CHANDLER, DOROTHY CLAIRE Historian Hi-Lites 1952, Linz Pins 1950-’52, Junior Historical Society 1949, ‘52, Intramural Sports 1949-'52, Travel Club 1949-’52, Music Festival 1949, ‘50. pay}. ‘oil, CLARK, BETTY ANN Secretary of Junior Historical Society 1951, ‘52, Operetta 1950-’52, ‘Orchestra 1950-’52, Intramurals Sports 1950-’52, Travel Club 1950-’52, Dads Club Award 1951, ‘52. CLARK, ROGER SIRRINE First Lieutenant ROTC 1952, Hi-Y 1949-52, Saber 1951, ‘52, Dads Club Award 1949, ‘50. Club ee: ee es ‘ 2 : CLARK, WILLIAM BRUTON (BILL) Band 1949-'52, “B’’ Team Football 1950, ‘51, Golf 1949-'52, “B’ Team Basketball 1950, ‘51. CLINTON, CHARLES MONROE (CHARLIE) (Transferred 1951 from Castle Heights Military Academy) Dads Club Award 1952, Hi-Y 1952. Page Thirty-six CHEESBOROUGH, BETTY FLORIDE (CHEESY) Tennis 1949-'52, ROTC Company Queen 1950, Junior Repre- sentative Student Council 1951, ‘52, Hi-Lite Vice-President 1951, Hi-Lite Recording Secretary 1951, ‘52, Intramural Sports 1949-’52. CHICKERING, KENTON (CHICK) Hi-Y 1949-'52, Dads Club Award 1950, “B’ Team Football 1949, ‘50, Golf 1952. CLARK, SUE Highlander 1949-'52, Historical Staff 1951, ‘52, Intramural Hi-Lites 1949-’52, Travel Club 1949-’52, Society 1951, ‘52, Music Festival 1949-’51. CLARK, WHITFIELD HARRAL (WHIT) Hi-Y 1950-’52, ROTC 1951. Sports Junior : COHEN, SHIRLEY Hi-Lites 1950-’52, Student Council 1950, Travel Club 1951, ’52, Junior Historical Society 1951, ‘52, Music Festival 1950, ‘51, Linz Pin 1950. COMBS, WILLIAM MATTOX, JR. (BILL) Hi-Y 1949-’52, Linz Pin 1951, First Lieutenant ROTC 1951, ‘52, Saber Club 1952, Lads and Lassies 1952, Music Festival 1949-52. i ie ‘ COOPER, MARCIA BETH (MARTY) Lads and Lassies 1949-'52, Dramatic Club 1950, Operetta 1950-’52, Linz Pin 1951, Tartan Staff 1951, ‘52, Hi-Lites 1949-’52. CORROTTO, ELOISE ANN Hi-Lites 1950-’52, Music Festival 1951. 1951, Dads Club Award CROZIER, ANNE ISABELLE (ANNIE) Dads Club Award 1952, Hi-Lites 1951, ‘52, Travel 1951, ‘52, Junior Historical Society 1951, ‘52. DALCHAU, PATRICIA JO (PATTYE) National Honor Society 1951, ‘52, President of Travel Club 1951, ‘52, Hi-Lites 1949-’52, Linz Pins 1950, ‘51, Intramural Sports 1949-’52, Music Festival 1949, ‘50. Club DARDAGANIAN, EDWARD GARABED (CHIEF) Hi-Y 1949-'52, Dads Club Award 1951, ‘52, ROTC 1949- ‘50, Camp Dallas 1949. DAVIS, HENLEY HARDENMEN, JR. (BO) Hi-Y 1949-'52, Orchestra 1949-’52, Dads Club Award 1950, Operetta 1951, ‘52, CROCKETT, JOHN INSTONE President of Dramatics Club 1951, Bagpipe Staff 1952, Football 1951, Operetta 1950-’52, Lads and Lassies 1949-’52, HH Association 1952. CROHN, NORMAN (BUDDY) Hi-Y 1950, ‘51, “B’’ Team Football 1949, Dads Club Award 1949-'52. Major ROTC 1952, President Saber Club 1952, Dads Club Award 1951, Hi-Y 1950- ‘52, “B’’ Team Baseball 1950, ‘51, President Crack Platoon 1951, ‘52. DALLAS, DENNY ARTHUR DICKSON, RUTH BURNETT Hi-Lites 1949-’52, Music Festival 1950, ‘51, Madrigals 1951, Dads Club Award 1952. DOKE, GERALD PIROT National Honor Society 1952, Four Year Linz Pin, Operetta 1951, ‘52, Everts Award, Music Festival 1950, ‘51, Orchestra phePlej Gove Page Thirty-seven he DOOLEY, NORMA LYNNE (DROOLEY) DuLANEY, JOHN BYERS (DU) Hi-Lites 1949-'52, Travel Club 1949-’51, Intramural Sports Basketball 1951, ‘52, Baseball 1950-’52, “H’ Association Award 1952, Dads Club Award 1952, Dads Club Award 1950-’52, Co-Captain Basketball 1952, All District Basketball 1952, Music Festival 1951, Junior Historical Society 1951, ‘52. 1950, ‘51, All State Baseball 1951. DuLANEY, ELEANOR BARBARA DUNCAN, TYLER LEE Secretary and Treasurer Dramatics Club 1951, ‘52, Lads Hi-Lites 1949-'52, Travel Club 1949-’52, Music Festival 1950, and Lassies 1951, ‘52, Hi-Lites 1949-52, Operetta 1952. A-Capella Choir 1951, ‘52, Dads Club Award 1950, Intra- mural Sports 1949-52. = DUNN, JAMES GORDON (JIM) DuVALL, JEAN KYLE (TONY) ; Track 1951, ‘52, “H” Association 1951, ‘52, Hi-Y 1951, ‘52. National Honor Society 1951, ‘52, Four Year Linz Pin, DURANT, PATRICIA ANN (PAT) Lieutenant Colonel ROTC 1952, Commander Highland Grena- } | Hi-Lites 1949- 52, Music Festival 1951, Dads Club Award diers 1951, ‘52, Student Council 1952, ‘’B’’ Team Basketball 1951. 1951. EDMONDSON, SALLY ANN (CISSIE) President of Latin Club 1951, ‘52, Vice-President Travel Club 1951, ‘52, Hi-Lites 1950-’52, Linz Pins 1951-’52, Secre- tary Latin Club 1950,’51. ALA ELLIOTT, CAROL ELIZABETH EVANS, ALICE CAROLYN (ACE) National Honor Society 1951, ‘52, Vice-President Orchestra National Honor Society 1951, ‘52, Quill and Scroll 1951, ‘52, 1951, ‘52, Linz Pins 1950-’52, Hi-Lites 1949-’52, Intramural Bagpipe Staff 1951, ‘52, Lads and Lassies 1950-'52, Linz Sports 1949-’52, All State Orchestra 1950-52. Bible Pins 1950, ‘51, Operetta 1951, ‘52. ENGLAND, RAY (BUDDY) FARROW, JEAN Page Thirty-eight FENTON, CURTIS JE (CURT) FIKES, JAY ROTC Second Lieutenant 1952, Hi-Y 1951, ‘52. Band FISHER, HELEN ELAINE 1949-'52. Intramural Sports 1949-52, Highlander Staff 1951, ‘52, FIELDING, NANCY (FLASH) Linz Pins 1950, ‘51, Hi-Lites 1949-’52, Junior Historical Intramural Sports 1949-’52, Operetta 1950-’52, Orchestra Society 1951, ‘52, Art Club 1950, ‘51. 1949-'52, Hi-Lites 1949-’52, Music Festival 1949-51. FITZGERALD, RICHARD LEE (DICK) FLYNN, MARGARET CHARLOTTE (PEGGY) (Transferred 1951 from Midland High School, Midland, (Transferred 1951 from Manhasset High School, Manhasset, Texas.) New York.) Hi-Lites 1951, ‘52, Intramural Sports 1951, ‘52. FLECK, LAURENCE HOBART (LARRY) FLYTHE, KATHERINE (KAY) Student Council 1949, ‘50, Band 1949-'52, All-State Band Student Council 1951, ‘52, Linz Pins 1951, ‘52, Vice-Presi- 1950, All-State Orchestra 1951, Everts Award, Major ROTC dent Latin Club 1951, ‘52, Travel Club 1949-'52, Hi-Lites 1952. 1949-52, Everts Award. lagi FORBES, CAROLYN GAFFNEY, JAMES JOSEPH (JIM) } Hi-Lites 1949-’52, Junior Historical Society 1949-'52, Travel Hi-Y 1949-’52, “B’’ Team Football 1949. Club 1949-’52, Intramural Sports 1949-’52, Music Festival GARRETT, JANE 1950, Intramural Sports 1950, ‘51, Art Club 1950-’52, Music FRASER, CHARLES DUNCAN (CHARLEY) Festival 1951, Travel Club 1950, Hi-Lites 1950-’52, Dads Club Basketball 1951, ‘52, Baseball 1950, ‘51, “H” Association Award, 1950-'52, National Honor Society 1950-’52, Student Council 1949-'52, Co-captain Basketball 1952. Page Thirty-nine GILLON, WILLIAM ALBERT (BILL) GOLDSTEIN, GERSA JANE ROTC 1949-'52, Camp Dallas 1949-’51, First Lieutenant Hi-Lites 1949- 52, Travel Club 1949-’52, Junior Historical ROTC 1952, Rifle Team 1949-'52, Hi-Y 1949-'52. Society 1950, ‘51, Intramural Sports 1951, ‘52. GLANZ, JOAN 1LYNN GOODMAN, SHELLEY SUZANNE (Transferred 1951 from Central High School, Detroit, Mich- Historian, Art Club 1951, ‘52, Bagpipe Staff 1951, ‘52, igan) Hi-Lites 1951, ‘52, Travel Club 1951, ‘52. Hi-Lites 1949-’52, Linz Pins 1949-’52, Music Festival 1949-52, Intramural Sports 1950. GRAFE, ADAM KRUGER, JR. (BUDDY) GRAY, PATRICIA JOAN (KYLE) Captain ROTC 1951, ‘52, Rifle Team 1950-’52, Saber Club Hi-Lites 1949-’52, Junior Historical Society 1950, ‘51, Music 1951, ‘52, Hi-Y 1949-‘52, Dads Club Award 1950, ‘51. Festival 1951, Intramural Sports 1949-'50, Madrigal Choir GRATIGNY, DOROTHY JEAN 1950, ‘51, Dads Club Award 1952. Company Queen 1952, Operetta 1951, Hi-Lites 1949-’52, GREEN, BRENDA LOU Lads and Lassies 1950-’52, Intramural Sports 1949-'51, Hi-Lites 1949-’52, Intramural Sports 1949, Dads Club Award Travel Club 1949-’51. 1950, Junior Historical Society 1951, ‘52, Music Festival 1951. } GROVES, JAMES TILDON III (JIM) HAGEN, CHARLES JOHN (CHUCK) Football 1950, ‘51, Track 1950, ’52, President of Lads and Hi-Y 1951, ‘52, “H’ Association 1951, ‘52, Track 1951, ‘52. Lassies 1951, ‘52, Dads Club Award 1951, “HH” Association HALL, SARA JEAN 1950-52. Hi-Lites 1949-52, Travel Club 1950-’52, Junior Historical GURLEY, ANNA JEAN Society 1951, ‘52, Intramural Sports 1952, Music Festival Hi-Lites 1949-’52, Travel Club 1949-’52, Treasurer of Junior 1950, Dads Club Award 1952, Historical Society 1951, ‘52, Highlander Staff 1951, ‘52, Music Festival 1949. Page Forty 2 i f i ie ae A HANSEN, MARTHA JEAN (MARCY) National Honor Society 1951, ‘52, Four Year Linz Pin, Lads and Lassies 1951, ‘52, Bagpipe Staff 1951, ‘52, Operetta 1952, Travel Club 1951, ‘52. HARDWICK, JANE ANGELINE Treasurer National Honor Society 1951, ‘52, Permanent Chairman Round Table 1951, ‘52, Secretary Dramatics Club 1950, ‘51, Secretary Choir 1951, ‘52, Operetta 1951, ‘52, Four Year Linz Pin. HAYNES, JOHN HEILBRON, SHIRLEY ANN Hi-Lites 1949-’52, Linz Pin 1951, Dads Club Award Music Festival 1951, Intramural Sports 1951. 1950, HERRIN, DORIS JEAN Hi-Lites 1949-’52, Intramural Sports 1949-’52. HIGHTOWER, CHARLES HENRY Major ROTC 1952, Co-Captain Rifle Team 1952, Saber Club 1952, Dads Club Award 1950, Hi-Y 1949-52. £ o% | ty : | a ‘ atte i : one HARGRAVE, CATHERINE MICHEL (TAFFY) Hi-Lites 1949-’52, Dads Club Award 1950, ‘51, Travel Club 1950, Intramural Sports 1951, ‘52, Music Festival 195}. HAWLEY, GEORGIA Dads Club Award 1951, Travel Club 1949-52, Historical Society 1950, ‘51, Hi-Lites 1949-’52. Junior HEMPEL, GEORGE KENNEDY (BLACK) Football 1949-’51, Baseball 1951, ‘52, “H” Association 1949-'52, Secretary Hi-Y 1950-’51, President ‘’H” Association 1951, Captain Football 1951. HENRY, SIDNEY MEAD (SID) Football 1951, Dads Club Award Team Football 1949, ‘50. 1950, Hi-Y 1949-’52, B HOBEIN, LORRAINE (LORRIE) Hi-Lites .1942-’52, Intramural Sports 1949-’52, Travel Club 1950-’52, Junior Historical Society 1951, ‘52, Music Festival 1949, ‘50. HOLLOWAY, WILLIAM MATHEW (BILL) _,Dads Club Award 1951, ‘52, Track 1951, ‘52, ROTC 1949-'51, . Bagpipe Staff 1951, ‘52, Hi-Y 1949-52, Page Forty-one 4 4, : 2 ad HORMANN, KARL EDWARD (KARLOS) Hi-Y 1949-’52, Music Festival 1950, ‘51, ROTC 1949-'51. HORNE, JANET SUE Music Festival 1950, Highlander Staff 1951, Travel Club 1951, ‘52, Intramural Sports 1949-'52, Hi-Lites 1950-’52, Junior Historical Society 1951, ‘52. { 5 HUGHES, JANET LYNNE (JAN) Travel Club 1950-’52, Junior Historical Society 1950, ‘51, Intramural Sports 1949-’52, Hi-Lites 1949-’52, Everts Award. INCE, BETTY DELL Hi-Lites 1949-‘52, Travel Club 1949-’51, Dads Club Award 1951, Intramural Sports 1949-’52, Music Festival 1951. JANOWSKI, WILLIAM RAYMOND (BILL) Second Lieutenant ROTC 1952, Round Table 1951, ‘52, Rifle Team 1951, ‘52, Highland Grenadiers 1951, ‘52, Saber Club 1952, Treasurer Hi-Y 1952. JENNINGS, AVIONNE JUNE Dramatics Club 1949-’52, Hi-Lites 1949-’52, Operetta 1952, Music Festival 1951, Travel Club 1950. Page Forty-two De. es ee HOWARD, MARY LEA Hi-Lites 1949-’52, Junior Historical Society 1949-’52, Travel Club 1949-’52, Music Festival 1951, Intramural Sports 1952, Dads Club Award 1952. HUDSON, JULIE ANN Dads Club Award 1951, Hi-Lites 1949-’52, Travel Club 1950-52 Junior Historical Society 1950-’52, Music Festival 1951, Intramural Sports 1950. JACK, PATRICIA ALLEN (PATSY) Hi-Lites 1949-’52, Travel Club 1949-'52, Four Year Linz Pin, Everts Award, Latin Club 1950, ‘51, Music Festival 1951. JACKSON, JAMES ANDREW (JIM) Dads Club Award 1950, ‘51, Hi-Y 1949, ‘50. JENULL, MARY VIRGINIA (GINNY) National Honor Society 1951, ‘52, Teen-age Library Club 1952, Linz Pins 1951, ‘52, Travel Club 1951, ‘52, Junior Historical Society 1951, ‘52, Music Festival 1951. JERNIGAN, WILLIAM F. (BILL) Band 1949-’52, First Lieutenant ROTC 1951, ‘52, 1949-'52, Camp Dallas 1949-’51, ROTC 1949-52. Hi-Y¥ i JOHNSON, DOROTHY LOUISE Student Council 1951, Highlander Staff 1951, ‘52, Intramural Sports 1950-’52, Linz Pin 1951, Hi-Lites 1950-’52, Travel Club 195 159-52: JONES, ALLEN LAVELLE 1951, Vice-President Dramatics Club 1951, ‘52, Vice-President Hi-Y 1951, ‘52, Lads and Lassies 1949-’52, Operetta 1951, ‘52, Bagpipe Staff 1951, ‘52. Football ‘ JONES, MARY LOU Student Council 1951, Hi-Lites 1949-’52, Intramural Sports 1949-52, Parliamentarian Travel Club 1951, ‘52, Junior Historical Society 1951, ‘52, Music Festival 1951. KAIN, PATRICK JOSEPH (PAT) Hi-Y 1950-’52, Track 1951, ‘52, “H’ Association 1951, ‘52. e KENYON, JACK, JR. (HAPPY JACK, JR.) Hi-Y 1949-52. KING, JOSEPH WILLET (JOE) (Transferred 1951 from Lamar High School, Houston, Texas) Second Lieutenant ROTC 1952, ROTC 1951, ‘52, Saber Club 1952, Highland Grenadiers 1951, ‘52, Hi-Y 1952. JONES, JANET (Transferred 1951 from Barstow High School, Kansas City, Missouri.) Hi-Lites 1951, ‘52. JONES, MARJORIE ELAINE (MARGIE) Hi-Lites 1949-’52, Dads Club Award 1950, ‘51, Travel Club 1949-‘52, Junior Historical Society 1949-’52, Intramural Sports Award 1952, Music Festival 1950, ‘51. KELSEY, MARTIN CYRUS Second Lieutenant ROTC 1952, Orchestra Club Award 1950. Band 1949-52, KENNEDY, ERNEST FREEMEN (ERNIE) Basketball 1951, ‘51, “HH” Association 1951, ‘52, Treasurer Hi-Y 1949-'52, Cheerleader 1951, Dads Club Award 1951. 1949-'52, Dads KITE, SHIRLEY Hi-Lites 1950-’52, Travel Club 1951, ‘52, Junior Historical Society 1951, ‘52, Latin Club 1951, ‘52. KNIGHT, SHIRLEY Hi-Lites 1949-52, Travel Club 1950-’52, Junior Historical Society 1952, Intramural Sports 1949-'52, Music Festival 1951. Page Forty-three KRIBS, FREDRICK LEE (FRED) Art Club 1950-'52, Dramatics Club 1951, ‘52, Lads and Lassies 1949-’52, Hi-Y 1950-’52, Linz Pins 1950, ‘51, Oper- etta 1950-’52. LACY, DAVID ALLEN Ill Lads and Lassies 1949-‘52, Operetta 1950-’52, Music Festival 1950, ‘51, Tartan 1951, Junior Historical Society 1952. LARSON, ANN MARIE LOUISE ; Lads and Lassies 1950-’52, Operetta 1951, ‘52, Operetta 1951, ‘52, Music Festival 1950, ‘51, Hi-Lites 1950-’52. LEUTWYLER, JAQUELYN GULLIE (JACKIE) Hi-iltes 1949-'52, Dads Club Award 1951. LITTLE, JACK MERVILLE Major ROTC 1951, ‘52, Cheerleader 1951, ‘52, H” Associa- tion 1951, ‘52, Hi-Y 1950-’52, ‘“B’’ Team Baseball 1949-51, Junior Rotarian 1951. McCALL, JOHN DEAN Round Table 1951, ‘52, Hi-Y 1951, ‘52. Page Forty-four mae LAKE, PATRICIA ANN (PATSY) Student Council 1950, ‘51, Hi-Lites Award 1952, 1949-'51. Intramural LAMBERTZ, MARY GRETCHEN 1949-'52, Travel Club Hi-Lites LINDSEY, JOSEPH KNOX (JOE) Hi-Y 1949-'52. LIPSHY, JOY ELLEN Hi-Lites 1949-52, Junior Historical Society Club 1950-’52. McDANIEL, SHARON DALE (Transferred 1951 from Hillcrest High School, Dallas, Texas.) Hi-Lites 1951, ‘52, Intramural Sports 1951, ‘52. McFARLAND, IMO SUE (SUSIE) National Honor Society 1951, ‘52, Cheerleader 1951, ‘52, Regimental Queen 1950, Sophomore Representative Student Council 1950, ‘51, Student Council 1951, ROTC Company Queen 1951. 1949-'52, Dads Sports 1949, ‘50, Travel Club Club 1951, ‘52, Junior Historical Society 1951, ‘52, Madrigal Choir 1951, Music Festival 1951. 1950-’52, Travel McMAHON, MARY LOUISE (LULU) Hi-Lites 1949-’52, Travel Club 1949-’52, President of Junior Historical Society 1951, ‘52, Intramural Sports 1949-'52, Highlander Staff 1951, ‘52, Music Festival 1949. MacNAUGHTON, LEWIS EUGENE Hi-Y 1949-'52. x MARSH, JOAN BLANCHE Intramural Sports 1951, ‘52, Hi-Lites 1949-52, Dads Club Award 1950, ’52, Music Festival 1950, Madrigal Choir 1950, Linz Pin 1952. MARTIN, MARY (LOU) Hi-Lites 1949-’52, Intramural Sports 1950, ‘51. i MAYES, LOUNELLE Student Council 1949, Vice-Presidment Hi-Lites 1951, ‘52, Intramural Sports 1951, ‘52, Operetta 1951, ‘52, Travel Club 1949-’51, Lads and Lassies 1950-’52. MELTZER, HENRY MARK Year Linz Pin, ROTC 1949-’52. MICHAELSON, ALAN (BUDDY) Second Lieutenant ROTC 7952, Rifle Team 1949-’52, Four McROBERTS, LEE Band Queen 1949, Student Council 1950-’52, National Honor Society 1952, Hi-Lites 1949-'52, Travel Club 1951, Linz Pin 1952. MADDUX, FRANCES ANNE Company Queen 1951, Student Council 1951, Linz Pins 1950-’52, Historian Hi-Lite 1952, Hi-Lites 1949-52, Travel Club 1949-51. MARTIN, PATRICIA (PATSY) Hi-Lites 1949, ‘52, Intramural Sports 1951. MAXWELL, MARTHA ANN ROTC Company Queen 1950, ‘51, Intramural Sports 1949-’52, Treasurer Hi-Lites 1950, ‘51, Vice-President Hi-Lites 1951, ‘52, Treasurer Travel Club 1950, ‘51, Student Council 1950s ole ai 4 Bagpipe Staff 1951, ‘52, Hi-Y 1949-’52, Track 1950-’52, “H” Association 1951, ‘52, ’’B’’ Team Football 1950, Dads Club Award 1952. MIGHELL, DONALD RAY (DON) President Student Council 1951, ‘52, Colonel ROTC 1952, President of Dramatics Club 1950, Hi-Y 1950-’52, Operetta 1951, Camp Dallas 1948-’51. Page Forty-fwe 5 MILLER, BARRY ROBERT (TUSH) MILLER, MARY MARGARET Baseball 1951, ‘52, “H’ Association 1951, ‘52, “B’Y Team President Dramatics Club 1952, National Honor Society Basketball 1950, ‘51, Hi-Y 1950-’52. 1951, ‘52, Operetta 1950-’52, Four Year Linz Pin, Hi-Lites MILLER, JOYCE LOUISE (MILLER) 1949-52, Vice-President Choir 1951, ‘52. Hi-Lites 1949-52, Junior Historical Society 1949, Travel MILLER, ROBERT REESE (BOB) Club 1949-52, Music Festival 1951, Intramural Sports 1952. Hi-Y 1950-‘52, Everts Award, “B’ Team Baseball 1951. MINSKY, RITA FAYE MOLSEN, HEINZ Spelling Contest 1951, ‘52, Intramural Sports 1951, Hi-Lites MOORE, JANICE MAE (JAN) 1949-’52, Music Festival 1951. Hi-Lites 1949-’52, Historian Junior Historical Society 1951, | MINTON, JAY EDISON ‘52, Dads Club Award 1951, Travel Club 1950-’52, Student Lads and Lassies 1951, ‘52, ROTC 1950-’52, Operetta Council 1950, Linz Pins 1951, ‘52. 19517 52: 4 MOORE, MARY VENABLE MORIARTY, MICHAEL KIRBY (MICKEY) National Honor Society 1951, ‘52, Bagpipe Staff 1951, ‘52, Business Manager Highlander 1951, ‘52, Bagpipe Staff 1950- Hi-Lites 1950-’52, Junior Historical Society 1950-’52, Travel ‘52, Student Council 1951, ‘52, Secretary Round Table 1952, Club 1950-’52, Highlander Staff 1951, ‘52. Intramural Sports Award 1951, Dramatics Club 1952. MOORE, RONALD WILEY MORTON, DON ROTC 1949-52, Camp Dallas 1951. Hi-Y 1949-50. Page Forty-six MURPH, TONI JEAN Cheerleader 1951, ‘52, Dramatics Club 1950-’52, Student Council 1951, ‘52, Hi-Lites 1949-'52, Intramural Sports 1949-52, Travel Club 1949-’52. NEELEY, PATRICIA GAYLE 1950, Four Year Linz Pin, Lads and Lassies 1951, ‘52. mr. VA NESBIT, NANCY ELENA (Transferred 1951 from St. Johns High School, Houston, Texas.) Hi-Lites 1951, ‘52, Bagpipe Staff 1952, Tartan Staff 19552: NETTLETON, KATHLEEN DOROTHY Year Linz Pin, Round Table 1950-52. NOWLIN, MARGARET ANN (PEGGY) Cheerleader 1951, ‘52, Vice-President Hi-Lites 1951, Secretary Lads and Lassies 1950, ‘51, Secretary Dramatics Club 1951, ‘52, Operetta 1951, Intramural Sports 1949-’52. OLIVER, MARY LOU Vice-President Hi-Lites Music Festival 1951, 4 Sports 1949-51. j 1951, Travel ‘52, Student Council Club 1950-’52, 1952, Intramural Bg Student Council 1950-’52, Vice-President Hi-Lites 1951, ‘52, National Honor Society 1951, ‘52, ROTC Company Queen National Honor Society 1951, ‘52, Dramatics Club 1949-’52, Quill and Scroll 1951, ‘52, Bagpipe Staff 1950-’52, Four AG NEELY, BARBARA MARIE Hi-Lites 1950-’52, Travel Club 1951, ‘52, Junior Historical Society 1951, ‘52, Music Festival 1951. NELMS, JOHN RUNNELS (JOHNNY) Hi-Y 1949-52, NICHOLSON, DOROTHY ANN Orchestra 1949-'52, Hi-Lites 1949-’52, Music Festival 1949, ‘51, Operetta 1949, ‘52. NORDENBROCK, SHIRLEY ANN (ANNIE) Lads and Lassies 1951, ‘52, Music Festival 1951, Operetta 1950-52, 1952, Junior Historical 1950-’52, Hi-Lites 1950-52. Society Travel Club i oA OLSMITH, EDWIN STANHOPE, JR. (EDDIE) Captain ROTC 1952, Camp Dallas 1950, ‘51, Dads Club Award 1950, Saber Club 1952, Hi-Y 1949-’52, ROTC 1949-52. OTSTOTT, DANIEL DuSHANE III (DAN) Linz Pins 1950, ‘51, Lads and Lassies 1951, ‘52, Operetta 1952, Art Club 1951, ‘52. Page Forty-seven ed B is : UL PALMER, CHARLES ROBERT (BOB) Hi-Y 1950-’52, Music Festival 1951. PANDRES, BARBARA z 4 ir a ‘ . . : e i Os as : Ss a rape . i 3 a o eee ; e aN ee PATRICK, HAROLD. B. (LITTLE BURR) .... Hi-Y 1949-'52, Dads Club Award 1951. PETERSON, CHARLES DONALD, JR. (PETE) Basketball 1950-’52, Hi-Y 1949-'52, ‘’B” 1949-’51, Junior Rotarian 1952, Student. Council Team Baseball IVS PITTMAN, JAMES OAKLEY (JIMMY) Band 1949-'52, Second Lieutenant ROTC 1952, Orchestra 1950-52, President Orchestra 1951, ‘52, Treasurer Orchestra 1950, ‘51, Dads Club Award 1950. RANKIN, THOMAS EDWIN (TOMMY) Hi-Y 1949-'52, “B’ Team Football 1949, Football 1951, “H” Association 1951, ‘52, Vice-President ‘‘H’’ Association 1951, “BY” Team Basketball 1949, ‘50. Page Forty-eight PARKER, CAROLYN WARRENA National Honor Society 1951, ‘52, President Art Club 1951, ‘52, Company Queen 1951, Treasurer Orchestra 1951, ‘52, Intramural Sports 1949-’52, Student Council 1951. PASTERNAK, SHIRLEY Hi-Lites 1949-’52, Intramural Sports 1950-’52, Travel Club 1949-’52, Junior Historical Society 1950-’52. PICARD, DORA LEE Hi-Lites 1949-’52, Travel Club 1950, Art Club 1951, Dads Club Award 1951, Music Festival 1950, ‘51, Junior Historical Society 1951, ‘52. PIERCE, CHARLES CURRY (CHICK) Hi-Y 1949, ‘52, Basketball 1951, ‘52, “H” Association be Asp e tey ae bakit RAWLINS, GEORGE TARRY ROTC 1949-’52, Music Festival 1951. RAY, ALLEN GERALD (GROWLER) Hi-Y 1949-’52, Lads and Lassies 1949-’52, Operetta 1949-52, Music Festival 1950, ‘51, ROTC 1949, ‘50. are : coe A REEDER, WENDELL GRANT REILLY, HARRIET ALLISON Baseball 1951, ‘52, Art Club 1950-’52, Hi-Y 1950-’52, ““H”’ Hi-Lites 1949-'52, Junior Historical Society 1951, ‘52, Travel Association 1951, ‘52, High School Art Award 1952. Club 1951, ‘52, Art Club 1949-52, Music Festival 1951, Dads REESE, JOHN PAYNE (JACK) Club Award 1950. Football 1951, Track 1951, ‘52, “H’ Association 1951, ‘52, RETTGER, PRISCILLA ANNE Dads Club Award 1950, Hi-Y 1949-'52. Vice-President Hi-Lites 1952, Operetta 1952, Highlander Staff 1952, Intramural Sports 1949- 52, Bagpipe Staff 1951, ‘52, Four Year Linz Pin. | | | | REYNOLDS, GREGORY DALE RHEA, BRUCE LUNA (LEGS) Track 1951, ‘52, ““ H” Association 1951, ‘52, Lads and Lassies Football 1951, “H” Association 1951, ‘52, Hi-Y 1949-’52, | 1949-'52, Operetta 1949-52, Musical Festival 1949, ‘50. Dads Club Award 1951, Student Council 1952. | REYNOLDS, PEGGY JEAN RHEUBOTHAM, BETTY JOHN : Hi-Lites 1949-’52, Travel Club 1952, Junior Historical Society Hi-Lites 1949, ‘52, Intramural Sports 1949, ‘52, Dads Club : 1952, Intramural Sports 1951, Dads Club Award 1950, Award 1949, ‘50, Travel Club 1950, ‘52. Music Festival 1951. RHEUBOTHAM, NANCY GRACE ROBINSON, MICHAEL CLARK (MIKE) Hi-Lites 1949-'52, Travel Club 1950-’52, Junior Historical ROSENTHAL, JEANNE LEE Society 1952, Intramural Sports 1949-’52. Student Council 1949, Four Year Linz Pin, Everts Award, RIVERS, CATHERINE RAE (RAZIE) Intramural Sports 1950, Hi-Lites 1949-’52, Travel Club Corresponding Secretary Junior Historical Society 1951, ‘52, 1949-'52. Hi-Lites 1949-’52, Travel Club 1949-’52, Intramural Sports 1949, ‘50, Dads Club Award 1952, Everts Award. Page Forty-niné ROSS, CHARLES MARK (CHARLIE) ROTHPLETZ, BYRON, JR. (BARNEY) Linz Pins 1949-'51, “B’” Team Baseball 1950, ‘51, Hi-Y Major ROTC 1951, ‘52, “H” Association 1952, Football 1951, 1949-'52, Music Festival 1949, “B’’ Team Basketball 1950, Hi-Y 1950, ‘51, Bagpipe Staff 1951, ‘52. “51, ROWE, GLADSTONE McLENDON (MAC) ROTH, JOAN ODELLE (JOANIE) Basketball 1951, ‘52, “H’ Association 1951, ”B” Baseball (Transferred 1951 from Marshall High School, Marshall, 1950, Hi-Y 1950-’52, ““B’’ Team Basketball 1950. Texas) Hi-Lites 1951, ‘52, Linz Pin 1952. : RUBIN, NATALIE DIANE (NAT) SCHROEDER, FREDNA ANNE (FREDDIE) A Capella Choir 1950-’52, Four Year Linz Pin, Intramural Music Festival 1951, Operetta 1951, ‘52, Junior Historical Sports 1951, ‘52, Music Festival 1951, Hi-Lites 1950-’52. Society 1951, ‘52, Travel Club 1950-52, Hi-Lites 1950-’52, SCHOONMAKER, KATRIN ELISE Lads and Lassies 1950-’52. Hi-Lites 1949-’52, Intramural Sports 1951, ‘52, Secretary SEATON, BETTY J. (CANDY) Art Club 1952, Music Festival 1951, Travel Club 1949, ‘50, (Transferred 1951 from La Porte High School, La Porte, Art Club 1949-’52. Texas.) Hi-Lites 1951, ‘52. i, a SESSIONS, MARY LOU SHANE, JAMES HOWARD (JIM) Hi-Lites 1950- 52, Travel Club 1950, ’51, Junior Historical Hi-Y 1949-’52, ROTC 1949-’52. Society 1950-’52, Intramural Sports 1951, Bagpipe Staff SHARPE, ROBERT FRANKLIN (MO) 1952, Music Festival 1951. Basketball 1951, ‘52, “B’’ Team Basketball 1950, ‘51, SHAFER, MINA CARLEEN Dads Club Award 1950, Linz Pins 1950, ‘51, “H” Associa- Hi-Lites 1949-'52, Junior Historical Society 1951, ‘52, Intra- tion 1952, mural Sports 1949-’52, Bagpipe Staff 1949-’51, Art Club 1950, ‘51, Lads and Lassies 1951. Page Fifty SHAW, LAIL HAMILTON (HAM) Hi-Y 1949-'52, Basketball 1951, ‘52, Baseball 1951, ‘52, Captain Baseball 1952, “H” Association 1951, ‘52. SHELBURNE, SAMUEL AINSLIE Golf 1950-’52, “H” Association 1950-’52. . SINGLETON, ANNIS JEANNETTE Hi-Lites 1950-’52, Travel Club 1951, ‘52, Intramural Sports 1950-52. SMITH, LaVONNE Lads and Lassies 1952, Linz Pins 1949, ‘50, Hi-Lites 1949-’52, Music Festival 1951, Travel Club 1951, ‘52, Art Club 1951. SNELLING, RICHARD WILL (DICK) Swimming 1949, ‘50, Hi-Y 1949-'52. SPARKS, REBECCA (BECKY) Reporter Art Club 1951, ‘52, Intramural Sports 1949, Hi- Lites 1950-52, Mysic Festival 1949-’52, 1950-52, “H” Association SHELMIRE, DAVID SUTTO Co-Captain Swimming Team 1952, Swimming 1950-’52, Presi- dent of Saber Club 1951, Captain ROTC 1952, Vice-President Hi-Y 1952, “H” Associati on 1951, ‘52. SIMPSON, JAN Music Festival 1950, ‘51, Operetta 1951, ‘52, Travel Club 1951, ‘52, Hi-Lites 1949-’52, Intramural Sports 1949-’52, Everts Award. SMITH, MAIDA PATRICIA (TRICIA) Junior Representative Student Council 1951, ‘52, Editor of the Clan 1951, Treasurer Hi-Lites 1951, Intramural Sports 1949-’52, Music Festival 1951, Dads Club Award 1951. SMITH, STEPHANIE Secretary Travel Club 1951, ‘52, Four Year Linz Pin, Everts Award, Music Festival 1951, Intramural Sports 1949-’52, Hi-Lites 1949-52. SPECK, CURTISS DEAN (BUDDY) Orchestra 1950-’52, All-State Orchestra 1952, Hi-Y 1950-52, Music Festival 1951, Student Council 1952. STEWART, FRANK MEREDITH Hi-Y 1949-’52, ROTC 1949-’52, Saber Club 1951, ’52, Camp Dallas 1949-’51, Captain ROTC 1952, Highlander Grenadiers LEN Gays. Page Fifty-one STROCK, MELISSA GAIL (MITZI) Lads and Lassies 1951, ‘52, Hi-Lites 1949-'52, Intramural Sports 1949-'52, Travel Club 1949-’52, Four Year Linz Pin. SUMMERS, JANE TERRANELLA, MARTHA RAE (EMPTY) Hi-Lites 1949-'52, Junior Historical Society 1950-52, Music Fe-tival 1950, Dads Club Award 1959, ‘51, Travel Club 1952. THOMPSON, ERIK GRINDE Band 1949-’52, Second Lieutenant ROTC 1952, Hi-Y 1949-’52, Music Festival 1950, ‘51, TURNER, RUDY FRANK Hi-Y 1951, ‘52, Parliamentarian Junior Historical Society 1951, ‘52, Captain ROTC 1951, ‘52, Travel Club 1951, ‘52, Saber Club 1952. UBICO, RAFAEL ENRIQUE National Honor Society 1951, ‘52, First Lieutenant ROTC 1952, ROTC 1949-’52, Camp Dallas 1949-’51, Music Festival 1951, Four Year Linz Pin. Page Fifty-two SUSMAN, MORTON LEE (MORTY) Hi-Y 1949, ‘50, ROTC 1949-’52, Dads Club Award 1950, ’51. TAYLOR, ALLEN (TEX) “BY” Team Football 1949, Hi-Y 1949, ‘52. THORGRIMSEN, ELIN ANNE (Transferred 1951 from Newman High School, Sweetwater, Texas.) Dramatics Club 1951, ‘52, Travel Club 1951, ‘52, Orchestra 1951, ‘52, Operetta 1951, ‘52, Band 1951, O2- Hi-Lites 1951, ‘52. TOSCH, BEVERLY (BEV) Bagpipe Staff 1951, ‘52, Hi-Lites 1949-'52, Intramural Sports 1951, ‘52, Junior Historical Society 1951, ‘52, Travel Club 1950-52, Treasurer Art Club 1951. UECKER, JUNE MAURINE UNGERMAN, ARTHUR IRVIN Band 1949, ‘50, Dads Club Award 1952, Hi-Y 1949-'52, Music Festival 1950. Od. VERHALEN, ROBERT (ROB) Hi-Y 1949-52, Dads Club Award. VICKERS, SAMUEL ALEXANDER (SMILIN’ SAM) Highlander Editor 1951, ‘52, President National Honor So- ciety 1952, Linz Pin 1950, ‘51, Quill and Scroll 1951, ‘52, Student Council 1951, ‘52, Hall of Fame 1952. ] Piet WALLACE, STUART SELLARS (SWALLACE) Track 1951, ‘52, Hi-Y 1949-'52, “H” Association 1951, ‘52, “BY Team Football 1949. WALTON, CAROL ANN Hi-Lites 1949-’52, Junior Historical Society 1950-’52, Travel Club 1950-’52, Intramural Sports 1949, Music Festival 1951, Dads Club Award 1951. k 2 WEBB, WAYNE WEBER, PATRICIA MONTROY Linz Pins 1949, ’50, Treasurer Hi-Lites 1951, ‘52, Student Council 1951, ‘52, Intramural Sports 1949-’52, Travel Club 1949-’51, Junior Historical Society 1949-51. VRIESENGA, JOHN ROBERT ROTC 1949-'52, HiY 1949-'52, Dads Club Award 1949, WALKER, LORAYNE CAMELLA (RAYNE) Hi-Lites 1950-’52, Music Festival 1951. . ee ee ee WATERMAN, HAROLD WILLIS (HAL) Track 1950-'52, Captain ROTC 1952, Band 1949-’52, Lads and Lassies 1949-52, Operetta 1949-’52, Secretary-Treasurer Saber Club 1951, ‘52. WEAVER, ADRIENNE Intramural Sports 1949-’52, Hi-Lites 1949-’52, Travel Club 1950-52, Orchestra 1949, ‘50, Music Festival 1949, Dads Club Award 1952. yA te i a 4 oe - WEITZMAN, SUZANNE MILDRED (SUZIE) Hi-Lites 1950- ‘52, Travel Club 1952, Four Year Linz Pin. WELLS, JOAN LOUISE (JOANIE) Hi-Lites A Cappella Choir Operetta 1952. 1949-’52, Music Festival 1950, Travel Club 1952, 1951, ‘52, Dads Club Award 1950, Page Fifty-three WHALEY, CARRIE JANE WRAY, RICHARD (DICK) a National Honor Society 1951, ‘52, Travel Club’.1951; 52, Football 1951, “H” Association 1951, ‘52, Hi-Y 1951, ‘52. Junior Historical Society 1951, ‘52, Latin Club 1950-’52, Stu- WRIGHT, KAY DIANNE dent Council 1952, Four Year Linz Pin. WILSON, MARTHA GENE (TINY) Bagpipe Staff 1951, ‘52, Hi-Lites 1949-’52, Four Year Linz Intramural Sports 1949-’52, Hi-Lities 1949-’52, Art Club Pin, Music Festival 1951. 1950, ‘51, Travel Club 1951, ‘52, Junior Historical Society 1951, ‘52. COULTER, ASHTON BAKER (BEAR) SCHWARTZ, MYRON MARSHALL, NANCY ALICE (NAN) (Transferred 1951 from Lamar High School, Houston, Texas.) (Transferred 1952 from Lamar High School, Houston, Texas), BAKER, GAIL JEANNE (GAILZEE-MAE) Quill and Scroll 1950-’52, Hi-Lites 1952, Hi-Lites 1952, Travel Club 1952. EINSPRUCH, BYRON CYRIL (BURT) Second Lieutenant ROTC 1952, Hi-Y 1950-52, Camp Dallas 1950, Linz Pin 1950, ’51, “B’’ Team Basketball 1950-’52, Saber Club 1952, Page Fifty-four Page Fifty-five CLASS SENIOR PLAY ‘ ‘ JANUARY “The Green Valley Scenes from Pomp and Circumstance. “Snaps From Spring Senior Activities Mrs. Steed and the play reading committee choose “George Washington Slept Here” as the senior play. The girls’ gym and Easter decorations make the set- ting for the Junior-Senior Prom. Beverly Bercu, secretary, and Mrs. Steed hand out the play books to the senior play cast. Page Fifty-six Page Fifty-eight y Rea : ais r 3A — Juniors —3A Front row: Paul Hill, Burton Einspruch, Nancy Fiske, Michael Crane, Jacqueline Johannes, Nancy Glazner. Second row: DeWitt Gifford, David Berstein, Richard Jahn, Curtis Keegan, George Golden, John Crabtree. Third row: Ray Beall, James Holmes, Charles Aldridge, Frank Gloseclose, Kent Beasley, Deaton Hankins. Fourth row: Garrett Briggs, William Cortelyou, Henry Jacoby, Donald Glosser, Louis Francis, Tommy Davis, John Beasley. Not in picture: Ann Black, Arlene Douglas, Carolyn Fransher. 3A — Juniors —3A Front row: Audrey Langram, Martha Jones, Amalie Liebermen, Joan Lynn, Elizabeth Long, Myra Best, Patricia Curry. Second row: Jo Ann Holt, Diane Holden, Ginger Higginbotham, Suzanne Dranquet, Shirley James, Linda Collier, Shirley Jones. Third row: Lynn Glover, Carmen Anton, Betty Jo Jones, Joan Hassell, Suzanne Covington, Mary Clemens, Donald Clayton. Fourth row: Charles Hampton, Dick Davis, Robert Bedford, Ray Hassell, Ed Johnson, Ted Krauel. Not in picture: Tommy Fries, Geraldine Hearn, Conrad Hinkle, Bobby Hughes. Page Sixty 3A — Juniors —3A Front row: Rosa Zweig, Marlene Marcus, Betty Jean Whitten, Winnie Maclver, Jeanne Norsworthy, Eloise Peterson, Mar- tha Wade, Yvone Morend. Second row: Barbara Strange, Julia Zimmerman, Jeanne Webb, Dee Norton, John Stuart, Billy Maxwell, Bill Jett Rogers, George Reynolds. Third row: Sidney Weisblat, Lowry Mays, William Ravkind, Norman Zable, Bernard Weil, Allyn Patrick, Claire Mce- Dougle, Mae Jean Tirey. Fourth row: Willis Tate, Bob Mark, Walter Wink, Duke Under- wood, Jerry Moss, Stoddart Smith, Bill Storey, Robert Shu- binski. Not in picture: Jan Maxwell, Frances Miller, Bill Moore, Ann Quillen, Jack Roach, Larry Roberts, Herman Rose, Norman Schepps, Donald Smith. 3A — Juniors — 3A | Front row: Nancy Newton, Jane Pilley, Dianne Segelhurts, Sandra Sorrels, Nina Ogden, Carol Ogden, Beth Matson. Second row: Margaret Whitley, Patricia Murray, Melinda Mc- Bride, Sue Ross, Robert Wiggins, Elaine Manning, Marie McElreath. Third row: Allen Linwood Pitts, Nancy Woods, Kay Rogers, Jannette McKinley, Ann Messersmith, Sue Ann Worthington, Priscilla Vermooten. Fourth row: Karl Tipple, Eric Mengert, Larry Roberts, Gary Ray Ryan, Betty Sue West, Anne Turner, Dorothy Ann Rice. Not in picture: Itha May Wallis, Kay Webb, John Westmore- land. Page Sixty-one 3B — Juniors — 3B Front row: Barbara Burge, Stanley Dippel, Robert Burkhart, Byron Adams, Jack Allen, Arlene Douglas, Peggy DeShong, pe ee Mickey Connolley. Second row: Eugene Andrews, Martha Boren, Virginia Dab- . ney, Margaret Clark, Laurie Buck, Bill Bagby, Richard Beyea, | Bobby Elfant. bi! Third row: Edward Becker, David Dunn, Johnny Apple, Bill | Ballard, Bill Adams, Jack David, Larry Darnall, Jock Ashby. Fourth row: Howard Beaupre, Jerry Carmichael, Dick Draper, Johnny Berke, Dickie Bryant, Herbert Asel, Tom Dulaney. Not in picture: Mary Jo Brown, Jon Coalson, Alan Edelson. SORE cece | a - ‘3 ie Page Sixty-two 3B — Juniors — 3B Front row: William Anderson, Pat Cartwright, Nancy Childress, Jane Casey, Barbara Easterling, Sara Jane English, Margie Echerd, Ann Courtney, Delberta Bruner. Second row: Jere Cleveland, Harriet Culpepper, Paula Browne, Frances Butt, Ellyn Driss, Joan Battle, Jeanne Davis, Pat Ashby, Jerry Carson. Third row: Mac Cameron, Katherine Eggers, Ann Ellard, Mary Ann Dickinson, Elizabeth Ellisor, Mary Barnett, Sarah Atker- son, Barbara Davis, Garry Epstein. Fourth row: Donald Bowman, Tom Blakely, Bobbie Blatt, Rob- ert Boberg, Wayland Brooks, Barbara Burns, Bill Burnap, Pamela Erringer. Not in picture: Dick Benjamin. Page Sixty-three 3B — Juniors — 3B ; Front row: Joann Ferris, Janice King, Peggy Jacoby, Marcia Hearon, Carol Haas, Nita Kosanke, Ann Hassell, Sheron Gilliam. Second row: Sarah Jo Griffin, Nancy Francis, Leonora Kaem- merlen, Sally Holmes, Denise Greenwell, Carol Goranson, Betty Kneeland, Ed Hanson. Third row: Glenn Footer, Jerry Kriss, Ralph Kelman, Allen | Heard, Paul Fourt, David Grissom, Robert Hemphill. | Fourth row: David Forest, Ben Grimes, Bill Gribble, Smithy Keller, Bill Goff, Speight Jenkins, Jr., John Janak, Cowden Henry. PU ROLL PERDAA Peet orre;t Page Sixty-four 3B — Juniors — 3B Front row: Alice Jane Hanchett, Carol Knickerbocker, Carol Hollister, Joan Hackman, Lesley Jensen, Shirley Kochman, Marlene Marcus, Ervin Hafter, Jerry Kesler. Second row: Kay Huser, Ann Griffin, Sally Harris, Sherrill Hawkins, Mary Jones, Marilyn Kendrick, Craig Gunter, Roy Giddens. Third row: Bill Head, Victor Hunter, Marlene Katz, Joyce Frank- furt, Jack Herman, Bill Goode, Mitch Gay, Tuck Johnson. Fourth row: Bobby Kelley, Louis Gurion, Jo Farr, Dee Holmes, Kim Kimbrell, Jack Gentry, John Kendrick, Rex Henger, Richard Fox. Not in picture: John Fitzgerald, Sandra Freedman, James Gibbs, Ray Hassell. Page Sixty-five Page Sixty-six 3B — Juniors — 3B Front row: Bill Robinson, Lawrence Parker, Charles Roberts, Pat Lentin, Mary Frances McClure, Ann Quillen, Eleanor Martin, Ann McLarry. Second row: Dickie Rabe, Nance Powell, Joyce Rainwater, Wylene Moore, Mary Ann Mosher, Mary Price, Morris Rut- chik, Morris Romick. Third row: Richard McDonalds, Harry Lacey, vellyn Powell, Bill Raborn, Barney Raborn, Rosser Miller, Charles McMich- ael, Noel Rather. Fourth row: Ronald Ormond, Chuck Mansfield, Bob Matthews, Fred Roberts, Steve Poston, Sam McIntosh, Robert Livingston. Fifth row: Bill Moore, Newland Oldham, Billy Paulsell, Tommy Oglesby, Buzzy Ray, John Lovejoy, Donald Malouf. Not in picture: Clare Leach, Pat Martin, Lloyd Otto, Mickey Pleger. 3B — Juniors — 3B Front row: Helen Rovinsky, Nancy Moore, Ann Lipscomb, Carol Luce, Mary Rejebian, Eileen Rueble, Nancy Mock, Mimi Lake. Second row: Jackie Phillips, Roberta Neumeyer, Sandra Leh- mann, Anne Ruggles, Arline Petty, Lila Ragland, Mary George Reid, Phil Aylward. Third row: Tommy McCall, Morris Lively, Jack Ogg, Diane Lary, Martha Parker, Marion Leon, Jo Ann Parker, Pat Root. Fourth row: Janie Monroe, Patsy Miller, Katherine McHamm, Pat Poulos, Mary June Moses, Mary Jane McNamara, Corita Owen. Fifth row: Charles Raines, Louis Reichman, Tom Matthews, Charles Lloyd, Kim Lawton, Bill Paulsell, Matthen Porter. Page Sixty-seven Page Sixty-eight 3B — Juniors — 3B Front row: Ren Stedman, Michael White, Bobby Young, Jim Vandemeer, Van Thompson, Bob Stapp, Ben Wofford, John Tedford. Second row: Suzanne Sands, Sue Smith, Sally Shaw, Moneta Speaker, Marriott Wickhoff, Carol Scruggs, Gaynelle Tucker, Malcolm Shaw. Third row: Teddy True, Bob Sparrow, David Voekel, Ben Watts, Bob Snider, Matty Sagal, Douglas Simpson, David Smith. Fourth row: David Willis, Ken Sewell, Kenneth Wilson, Ken Whyte, Sam Wynn, Daniel Weilby, John Taylor, Thomas Thurlow. 3B — Juniors — 3B ee” Fro; ow: Jane Wilson, Honey Wilson, Sarah Tubb, Maurine Smith, Louise Silliman, Anne Vieaux, Johnnie Sue Sheppard, Jayne Upton, Barbara Starz. Second row: Adrienne Singer, Virginia Walker, Helen Tutt, Barbara Walinsky, Gayle VanDuzn, Carol VanDuzn, Rozzie Whitten, Christy Ann Smith. ; Third row: Ann Szoboczky, Judy Scott, Nancy West, Lida Mae Smith, Eleanor Walker, Marion Winn, Itha Mae Wallis. Fourth row: Bob Steel, Robert Wyche, Seve Watson, Ray Sprinkle, James Wright, Gary Zumwalt, Jeanine Williams, Sandra Zuckerman. Not in picture: Cathy Southgate, Richard Steele, Phyllis Stewart, Ronald Westfall, Mickey Wiley. Ba Mes Pace Sixty nine 2A — Sophomores — 2A Front row: Elizabeth Blackshear, Mary Lou Keesee, Pat Davis, Linda Hall, Mary Ann Baskette, Rosemary Acton, Dolores Clark. Second row: Robert Hoople, Richard Aston, Tim Kirkendall, Jerry Bailiff, Donald Dennie, Gary Gilchrist, John Harvey. Third row: Louis Cohen, David Hampton, David Jones, Bob Hayden, Gilbert Brown, Harry Hoxsey, John Gilliam. Fourth row: Charles Keiffer, Charles Holmans, Ned Jarrett, King Buckner, Hugh Holcomb, Clay Cox, Dick Ford. Not in picture: Marion Bateson, Joseph Farr, Allison Galt. Page Seventy 2A — Sophomores — 2A Front row: Sara Digiancento, Nancy Bassell, Ann Grant, Kay Dolch, Nancy Edwards, Marjorie Aaron, Norma Grabstone. Second row: Sue Kelsey, Anita Grinke, Carolyn Carnes, Pam Brice, Ann Jones, Pat Brown, Phyllis Bogart. Third row: James Faulk, Romee Bianchi, Sue Downey, Mitzi Freeman, Jerry Bywaters, Betty Brown, Marcia Aaron. Fourth row: Gerald Harlan, Jordan Burkhart, Fred Baccus, Joe Browning, Gene Faer, T. D. Dickey, Robert Farmer, Harry Eisenstein. Not in picture: Donald Knight. Page Seventy-one Page Seventy-two ‘2A 7Sophomores +'2A ’ Frént row: Jean Toomey, Carla Sue Rucker, Bonnie Vifquian, Barbara Vifquain, Lucia Watson, Eva Watkins, Claire Taylor. Second row: Joanne Rasco, Catherine Southgate, Mary Scott, Betty Sheinburg, Marita Wood, Lou Pierce, Tommy Porter. Third row: Bob Spoontz, Henry Nuss, Bell Reed, Jim Sanders, Martin Teguns, Richard Musgrave, Larry Sikes. Not in picture: John Lovejoy, Charles McMichael, Rosser Miller, Ronald Ormond, Mock Rhodes. 2A — Sophomores — 2A Front row: Maurine Powell, Lois Utay, May Loeb, Joan Mc- Knight, Sally Slaton, Betty Mitchell, Nancy Walton. Second row: Harry Werner, Martin Schneider, Samuel Pater- nostro, Bob Penland, Stanley Lippman, Cecil Stell, Bob Strand, Judson Rogers. Third row: Searcy Miller, Marshall Sessions, Leerts Watson, Jim McMurrey, Gifford Touchstone, Johnny Stuart, Jimmy Roe. Not in picture: Chris Victor Semos, Rally Stanton, Bab Stapp, Donna Vaughn, Susan Zane. : Page Seventy-three A | “SET ciaiadmeiiaiianentt : ie, on hats 5 te f = 2B — Sophomores — 2B Front row: Sara Carter, Judy Davis, Margaret Crim, Peggy Carr, Delores Collins, Linda Beck, Billy Allen, Trudy Claire. Second row: Quata Barnett, Yvonne Brown, Temple Bagby, Marjorie Evans, Elaine Buchanan, Pat Connell, Jane Burton, Patti Bailey. Third row: Barbara Bragg, Penny Dean, Terry Crozier, Gail Cowdrey, Carol DeLoach, Nancy Culpepper, Sandra Baron, Carol Ann Burns. Fourth row: Ann Childers, Pat Brokaw, Juris Dakters, Bill Bold- ing, Bob Cameron, Barbara Best, Anne Chapman, Frances Bekins. Fifth row: David Alexander, Joe Dawley, Kieth Clayton, John Duckett, Bill Bailey, Marshall Bobitt, Roger Adamson, Scot Clark, Mary Lu Compotn. Not in picture: Frank Bell, Carol Pat Burns, Tim Cochran, Jim- my Elliott, Lee English. Page Seventy-four 2B — Sophomores — 2B Front row: Don Cox, Paul Crawford, Kit Campbell, Richard Brolliar, Bart Bragg, Eddy Cheesborough, Danny Chandler, David Barrett. Second row: Ann Akard, Lee Clinch, Jane Bailey, Sharon Cole, Connie Campbell, Aida Aranda, Joe Abbey, Deveraux Dun- lap. Third row: Mike Botts, Jerry Abramson, Allen Abramson, Jim- my Brown, Tommy Buck, Bruce Billngsley, Sydney Carter, Charles Carter. Fourth row: Charles Eversole, Jim Anderson, Jerry Caddell, Eddie Botefrehr, Robert Amis, John Binford, Ray Cook. Fifth row: Clay Elliott, Bruss Billingsley, Nick Carter, James Blackman, Melvin Dunievietz, Edward Duff. Page Seventy-five 2B — Sophomores — 2B Front row: Sylvia Joseph, Ann Hughes, Joyce Higginbotham, Nancy Houston, Gloria Hulsey, Nancy Jo Henderson, Peggy Hoban, Ann Foster. Second row: Joel Hudson, Spencer Frost, Bill Hall, Edwin Greer, Merion Gray, Jed Hallman, Ben Harmon, Jane Graves. Third row: Gene Golden, Jerry Hacker, Ann Felder, Carol Dale Hudspeth, Judy Jarret, George Hemple, Jim Hood, Judy Hackworth. Fourth row: Harold Griffith, Paul Kelso, Henry Gale, Dick Hun- singer, Danny Fellman, Howard Kung, Elizabeth Hammett, Ann Innis. Fifth row: Charles Kenyon, Jerry Jeter, John Gibson, Johnny Griffiths, John Hall, Charles French. Page Seventy-stx 2B — Sophomores — 2B Front row: Barbara Harrington, Judy Wink, Anna Brummick, Joyce Henderson, Betty Jones, Dorothy Jones, Elaine Glen- dinning, Carol Higginbotham. Second row: Nancy Jordan, Frances French, Myra Garrett, Dixie King, Jean Harper, Laurace James, Sally Heller, Jean French. Third row: Ann Gibbons, Ann Faust, Sue Katz, Linda Harris, Carol Hall, Nancy Jones, Joan Hardwick, Kay King. Fou rth row: Annete Kerly, Rosemary Henenberg, Sahron Kugle, Donna Kirven, Rae Kendrick, Davis Goldman, Alan Feld, Boyd Henderson. Fifth row: Douglas Klingman, George Hager, Dan Hampton, Bob Johnston, Tom Hodgdon, Jack Haaker. Not in picture: Jimmy Faulk, Jerry Jones, Dorothy Jane Jones. Page Seventy-seven 2B — Sophomores — 2B Front row: Carol Patrick, Barbara McConnelly, Betsy Minot, Mary Massey, Martha Maxwell, Mary Lane, Kathy Pollard, Gene Lee. Second row: Pauline Nichol, Frances Martin, Ann Mason, Linna Nash, Margaret Loflin, Nancy MacGregor, Ann Price, Patsy Lund. Third row: Carol Ann Leon, Ginger Powell, Barbara Lagow, Marianne Miller, Carol Ann Reed, Carol Miller, Mona Rog- ers, Susan Neece. Fourth row: Marjorie Marshall, Ann Lingo, Marilyn Polhemus, Annette Reed, Linda Oprendek, Gail Rutland, Ann Marston, Clementine Piranio. Fifth row: Jerry Miller, Charles Mayes, Sam Leet, Pat Robert- son, Larry Martin, Don Presley, Marcia Miller, Betty Master- son, David Pittman. Not in picture: Ester Wallace, Don Metcalfe. Page Seventy-eight 2B — Sophomores — 2B Front row: Virginia Miles, Sherry McLaughlin, Ann Roberts, Mary Sue Rager, Pat Neumeyer, Judy Noble, Gail Nessen, Marilyn Pians. Second row: Beverly Pierce, Judy Meinhardt, Marion Moses, Dolly Robertson, Jackie Mott, Jane Manning, Betty O’Hearn, Elizabeth Olan. Third row: Edward Radford, Bob McFarlin, Gage Prichard, Sidney Ravkind, Paula Reverra, Nini Ronay, Katherine Lar- son, Corda Lee Mahor. Fourth row: Bob Lindsley, Bill Lynch, Lee Livingston, George MacGregor, Mitchel Rasansky, Homer Rader, Johnny Mc- Farland, John Long. Fifth row: Walter Neeves, Bryant Russell, Mickey McBride, Alan McDonald, Wally Pistor, Maris Donald, Talbot Porter, Joe Miller. Page Seventy-nine 2B — Sophomores — 2B falls 8 03 Front row: Bill White, Frank Tackett, Alex Speegle, Gary Weber, Scott Wyson, John Sharpe, Lee Smith, Scotty Scott. i Second row: Gay Westsmith, Sharon Swenson, Patricia Smith, Nita Taylor, Jan Watson, Anne Marie Susman, Jody Scurry, Janis Winsett. thy +24.) bas Third row: Charles Shuey, Bob Schermerhorn, Wade Smith, Michael Schaenen, Bob Viets, Bill Spivy, Sharon Shutt, Bill Worley, Gail Salterfield. eee vee tee Se Fourth row: David Williams, A. C. Spraggins, George Tahu, Frank Skillern, Lloyd Sandusky, Bob Shearer, Lar ry South- worth, Tommy Tatum, Jay Ungerman. Not in picture: Rhonda Spitza, Alan Teguns, Betty Turner. aaa Page Eighty sl eee 2B — Sophomores — 2B Front row: Martha Williams, Beth VanMaanen, Peggy Wed- dington, Betty Turner, Betsy Stigall, Sue Walters, Jerry Stan- ford, Ann Williams. Second row: Alvin Tobin, Bill Taylor, Sylvia Trout, Virginia Wimberly, Anita Starr, Becky Thomas, Marilyn Tobin, Ann Stone. Third row: Bill Sanders, Gretchen Yanash, Barbara Tate, Anne Woods, Janice Spickard, Mary Martha Southerland, Jane Wilkenson, Harriet Webster. Fourth row: Bill Wilson, Jim Young, Jack Timmons, Richard Schaeffer, Merle Sparks, Rita Taylor, Sandra Schoch, Susan Transaw, Tommy Spangler. Not in picture: Sammy Scott, Boyd Smith. Page Eighty-one Page Eighty-two 2B — Sophomores — 2B JANUARY CLASS Front row: Patti Graves, Carol Rutland, Loretta Liesay, Mary Lovint Smith, Carolyn Colvin, Gay Holcomb, Barbara Ravkind, Ann Gable, Barbara Sue Holt, Beverly Murray, Mary Jeffers, Libby Robnett, Barbara Lang. Second row: Gary Womble, Allan Wilkes, Jack Franklin, Larry Fenton, John White, Eula Lee McBride, Carol Webb, Lee Cabell, Dotty Brocksmith, Frances Ramsey, Kay Keith, Yvonne Marvin. Third row: Jimmy Rowalt, Ray Spears, Ed Snider, Milton Ziman, Ilene Jones, Linda Brickell, Jerri McClan, Betty Waters, Jean Messersmith, Jane Griffin, Pat Scarf, Cecelia Straus, Jo Ann Tate. ; Fourth row: Tommy Soutter, Willard Sherman, Bill Jaynes, Conrad Cherry, Frank McClain, Don- ald Adams, Mike Cooke, Lyn Layne, Charles Ostott, Bob Barnes. Fifth row: Ted Anspacher, Olan Hankins, Jimmy Allen, Bobby Linskie, Bill Sparks, Mayo Crum; Stuart Capers, Kemp Strother, Charles Clifford. Not in picture: Richard Anspacher, Donald Blagg, Katherine Casey. x ae ee ee 2B — Sophomores — 2B JANUARY CLASS First row: Janice Horton, Betty Lively, Barbara McGee, Judy Bradley, Jackie Miller, Donna Klingman, Diana Autry, Carol Ross, Norma Kuel, Joyce Lissauer, Mary Hunter, Carol Reaves. Second row: Bonnie McLean, Sylvia Johnson, Kay Hughes, Linda Pitt, Patsy Nichols, Bibby Gray- son, Gloria Mathis, Ann Crittendan, Martha Hunter, Lutetia Hightower, Velma McKinney, Pat Gililand, Ann Mengert. Third row: Ainslee Boston, Mary Lane Sensabough, Judy Smith, Mary Nelle Bownds, Nancy Jur- gens, Dolly Moss, Gail Leutwyler, Phyllis Burks, Betty Aday, Edith Snoots, Theresa Vriesenga, Helaine Stein, Carolyn Bacon. Fourth row: Robert Stout, Joe Leidolf, Webster Blockner, Jimmy Crump, Bobby Clark, Cecil Holmes, Phil Lack, Frank Wray, Teddy Zale, Ronald Davis, James Carter. Fifth row: Fred Snider, Bill Culler, Donald Love, Terry Bybee, Jimmy Stephenson, Arch Beasley, Robert Allday, Sidney Johnson, Marvin Freid, Vincent Nathan, Tommy Bywaters, John Kindle, Robert Blackwell, David Daly. Not in picture: Lucinda Porter, Judy Teguns. Page Eighty-three During the days of the “Gay Nineties” the symbol of organization was the famous barber shop quartet. In Hi Park the Stu dent Council consists of student-elected representatives who work as a unit for the betterment of our school. tous A 0 ngau Checking the new edition of “The Clan” are Don Mighell, Arden Bowers, Ruth Ann Barrett, members of the Executive Committee. The Student Council Student Council... Its principle function is to pro- mote cooperation between the students and faculty. The honor of being a member is bestowed upon only fifty or sixty members a semester. In its meetings the Council tries to iron out difficulties, discuss projects for the year, decide upon their social functions. Some of its activities are the selling of football ribbons, dances after the football games, publishing the school directory (“The Clan”), sponsoring school elections, maintaining a file of all the students’ schedule cards. This year’s main project is the support of two French orphans started by last year’s Council. Fall OFFICERS Spring Don Mighell . . . . .« Vice President. . . . . Don Mighell George Reynolds. . . . . President. . . . . . Kent Beasley Arden Bowers,. .:'. 2 .- .. Secretary.. .. .. .. .. ,. Arden’ Bowers Walter Winkene ace actos) sailredsUren.) y.ae- ta ee eDOnp clout Lovise James se seess seks ns SPONSOas Gs Goss .2oee A LOUISerucmes Eleanor Thornell.. . . . . Sponsor.. . . . Eleanor Thornell MEMBERS Adams, Bill Gunter, Craig Reese, Jack Apple, Johnny Gurley, Jeanne Rejebian, Mary Asel, Herby Hacker, Jerry Reynolds, George Barrett, Ruth Ann Hawkins, Sherrill Rhea, Bruce Beasley, Kent Higginbotham, Carol Roberts, Charles Bryant, Don Holmes, James Ruebel, Eileen Bybee, Terry Johnson, Dorothy Sanders, Bill Campbell, Mary Jones, Shirley Scurry, Jody Cave, Carolyn Kribs, Fred Shelmire, David Cheeseborough, Betty Keller, Smithy Slaton, Sally Culpepper, Nancy Lentin, Pat Smith, Lee Davis, Jack MacFarland, Susie Smith, Patricia Davis, Jeanne McRoberts, Lee Sparks, Merle Duckett, John Malouf, Don Sparrow, Bob DuVall, Tony Miller, Searcy Speck, Buddy Ellisor, Elisabeth Milnot, Betsy Turner, Betty Fleck, Larry Moss, Horace Tutt, Helen Flythe, Kay Murph, Toni Vickers, Sam Fraser, Charles Neeley, Gayle Vifquain, Bonnie Galt, Allison Norton, Dee Watson, Lucia Grabstald, Norma Oliver, Mary Lou Weber, Patsy Grant, Ann Otstott, Charles Whaley, Carrie Jane Gibbs, James Phillips, Jackie Wink, Walter Gibson, John Pfeiffer, David Woods, Ann Griffin, Ann Rainwater, Joyce Wright, Jane Ann Griffiths, Johnny Ramsey, Francis Page Eighty-six y . Sally Slaton, Patricit Smith, Bill Adams, Walter Wink, George Reynolds, and Don and Patricia, Editor of “The Clan”, peddle the book to Kay Flythe, Anne Griffin, and Eileen Ruebel. A casual moment at the S.C.’s Cat dance. Ww “ ETY NATIONAL HONOR SOCI Q) i a © w we we “a u i) ct yy) “ w w vw u ie] m t LA oO S wu et ) ' ‘ o © ) 0 7 { = 6 n i © ” 6 fi ' th w { wi U m ft Se oO ‘ ‘ ‘ ) wv oO e “w oO o 5 0 wv! ’ oOo } Mm wu { - @ @ of ‘ i WV) ww ’ vw w Ww ty tu J () ‘ wv a - : u 0 fi uo ” t Wy t ‘ on ow os 0S t u | La i ww “ Un a m H of i on “aatdtwom ” Y oss. Herece M: -- eco re 32 272s 222 C32 ORy-5 HiLites fall officers; Pat Ashby, Ruth Ann Barrett, Martha Maxwell, Gayle Neeley, Gail Franklin, Barbara Squibb, Mary Campbell, Carolyn Cave, Betty Cheesborough, Patsy Weber, Mary Lou Oliver, and Lounelle Mayes. HI LITES Top — “What happens when you get your finger caught in the bow?” Hi Lites . . . Each new girl coming to H.P.H.S. is made to feel at home by her “big sister”. In the fall a tea is given for the new girls and all the mothers. The programs are arranged by the Program Com- mittee and are presented by the girls or a speaker. One of the high points of the school year is the annual Religious Focus Week sponsored jointly by the Hi Lites and Hi-Y. Each Saturday several girls go to the Mexi- can Mission to lead the children in singing, playing games, and drawing. Also they give a Christmas party for these children. On the social side a dance, an all-girl party is given each semester. Fall OFFICERS Spring Carolyn Cave = =. =. | President . = . . = Carolyn Cave Gayle Neeley . . . Program Vice President. . . Gayle Neeley Gayle Franklin . . . Welfare Vice President. . . Nancy Woods Martha Maxwell . . Social Vice President . . Martha Maxwell Lounelle Mayes . . Friendship Vice President . . Lounelle Mayes Mary Lou Oliver. Junior Red Cross Vice President . Mary Lou Oliver Betty Cheesborough. . Publicity Vice President. . . Priscilla Rettger Betty Cheesborough. . Recording Secretary . -Betty Cheesborough Ruth Ann Barrett . Coressponding Secretary . Ruth Ann Barrett Patsy Weber. . . . . . Treasurer . . . « « « Patsy Weber Bedee Buckner . . . . . Treasurer . . .. Sally Harris Mary Campbell . . . . . Historian . . . . . Amne Maddux Barbara Squibb. . . . . Historian . . . «. Dorothy Chandler Miss CarrieInmon . . . . Advisor . . . « Miss Carrie Inmon Miss Grace Wilson. . . . Sponsor . . . « Miss Grace Wilson Bottom — HiLite Shipwrecked dance brings out many a tattered costume and “Ahoy there, matie!”” Page Eighty-eight Fall Hi-Y officers are Ernie Kennedy, Alle Youth and Government delegates Johnny Stuart, Willis Tate, Victor Lary, Duke Underwood, and Walter Wink discuss plans with their sponsor, Mr. Widener. The annual fall Hi-Y building. ] 4 vd was held at the new Park Cit ies YMCA sar ® n Jones, George Reynolds, Don Alexander, Richard Steele, Walter Wink, and Ken Hemple. HI-Y Hi-Y Club is a branch of the YMCA. Its motto clearly states the purpose of the club. “To create and main- tain throughout the school and community, higher standards of Christian character.” The programs con- sist of successful business men talking of their voca- tion, a group of members demonstrating their talents. Every year about the middle of December, eight boys and a sponsor are sent to Austin to the Youth and Government Conference. A Religious Focus Week is jointly sponsored with the Hi-Lites. For recreation, the Hi-Y offers two dances a year. Mr. Ruddell and Mr. Widner sponsor the club. Fall OFFICERS Spring Don Alexander . . . . President . .. . . . Allen Jones Victor Lary . . . .« Executive Vice President . . . Charles Fraser Allen Jones. . . . . . =%Program . . . . David Shelmire Richard Steele . . . . . Membership . . . . . Richard Steele WolterawWinkwn tl. lc Ssllcdl aN OOCICL Ge .mn hl .suse |e OCK: Little George Reynolds . . . . . Welfare. . . . . . « Jack Reese Ken Hempel. . . 7a oecretonyin vel.) oeuns)) sa James) Gibbs Ernie Kennedy . . . . . ‘Treasurer . . « Bill Janowsky George W. Ruddell . . . .Sponsor. . . . George W. Ruddell Ralph Widnener . , . . «Sponsor. «. . « Ralph Widener Page Eighty-nine Looks as if we caught the Round ROUND TABLE Round Table . . . This organization sponsors weekly discussions on many problems. Decisions are not always reached, but the members are given both sides of the question. Willingness to devote time to study, tolerance, and willingness to learn are neces- sary attitudes. Members are picked from all phases of Hi Park life to obtain a true cross section viewpoint. FALL OFFICERS SPRING Jane Hardwick . . . . « Chairman .. . . . Jane Hardwick Jerry Moss . . . . Secretary . . . . Mickey Moriarty Miss Helen Moore. . . . Sponsor . . . . Miss Helen Moore MEMBERS Brewer, Betty Horne, Janet Nettleton, Dorothy Ellisor, Elisabeth Janowski, Bill Simpson, Jan Gibbs, James Kneeland, Betty Smith, Lee Hacker, Jerry Lloyd, Charles Sullivan, Larry Hampton, Christ McCall, John Underwood, Duke Hardwick, Jane McCall, Tom Walker, Elleanor Higginbotham, Ginger Moriarty, Mickey Winsett, Janis Moss, Jerry Page Ninety Table posing instead of discussing. eo ne 4 ae, ‘ PANG ioe RLY 9% oe gee gle OM 6 ghe ate % be ete teh ies 2,0 web! ore Choosing the topic for discussion are the officers — Jerry Moss, Miss Miss Moore explains her point of view to a Round Table group, Moore, Dorothy Nettleton, and Jane Hardwick. cma’ Jim Hannay and President Shirley Lively perform the impressive candlelight initiation program. Initiators light the candle of Journalistic Endeavor from the candle of Truth. Vice-President Dorothy Nettleton and Secretary Alice Evans watch as President Beverly Bercu pins the badge of Quill and Scroll on a new member, Eileen Ruebel. QUILL AND SCROLL Quill and Scroll . . . To the journalistically inclined Scot the club for him is the international journalism club, the Quill and Scroll. To gain entrance one must maintain a high scholastic average, be at least a junior, work on some publication staff in school, and be recommended by his sponsor. The emblem of the club is the flaming torch and banner. Fall Shirley Lively .°. Jane Ann Wright . Miss Mary Stewart Athy, Nancy Bercu, Beverly Blackwell, Edwin Cortelyou, Bill Crockett, John Echerd, Margie Evans, Alice Gifford, Dewitt Goodman, Shelley Hannay, Jim Jackson, Bob Jenkins, Speight OFFICERS . President . . . Vice President . . Secretary-Treasurer 3 « SPOnSOr « s MEMBERS Jones, Mary Kendrick, Marilyn Lacey, Harry Lary, Victor Lively, Shirley McLure, Mary Frances McLarry, Anne McNamara, Mary Ann Mock, Nancy Moore, Mary Moriarity, Mickey Nesbit, Nancy Nettleton, Dorothy . Spring Beverly Bercu - «Dorothy Nettleton . Alice Evans - Miss Mary Stewart Pfeiffer, Dave Rejebian, Mary Reynolds, Bob Ruebel, Eileen Sagal, Matty Smith, Lida Mae Tosch, Beverly Tubb, Sarah Vickers, Sam Wiley, Mickey Wright, Jane Anne Wright, Kay Page Ninety-one A scene from the Dramatic Club’s one act play, DRAMATICS CLUB Dramatics Club ... The club offers an outlet for Hi Park theatrical talents. The members are selected by the executive board in bi-annual tryouts. The club presents numerous.assemblies to be sure each student interprets one role a semester. One of the highlights of the year is the Christmas pageant given jointly by the Dramatics Club, Music Department, and Art Club. Fall John Crockett .. Mary Miller. . Peggy Nowlin . Barbara DuLaney Mrs. Edith Steed Bennett, Lucille Bercu, Beverly Boggs, Robert Compton, Mary Lu Conolly, Marilyn Cortelyou, Bill Crockett, John Davis, Tommy Dolch, Kay DuLaney, Barbara Franklin, Gayle Hall, Lynda Hampton, Cris Page Ninety-two OFFICERS President . «Vice President Secretary Treasurer . Sponsor . MEMBERS Hardwick, Jane Hassell, Ann Jennings, Avionne Jones, Allen Kessler, Jerry Kribs, Fred Lacey, Harry Lampman, Hugh Malouf, Bon Miller, Mary Miller, Searcy Moriarty, Mickey Moss, Jerry . . Spring . «Mary Miller . .« Allen Jones Barbara DuLaney . «Don Malouf Mrs. Edith Steed Murph, Toni Nettleton, Dorothy Nowlin, Peggy Owen, Corita Pandres, Barbara Sagal, Matty Scurry, Jody Sorrels, Sandra Steel, Bob Taylor, John Thorgrimsen, Anne Underwood, Duke Williams, Caroline Setiielinee ak ace a SSM z =a “Sparkin’” with Barbara DuLaney and Caroline Williams. Beverly Bercu, Duke Underwood, and Don Mighell watch as John Crockett purchases the gem from Charles Hampton in the Christmas pageant, “The Lost Star.” Sagal, and John Crockett at the hobo party. Which is better — classic or contemporary art? Future Rembrandts have a rousing rejoicing. Officers of the Art Club: Fred Kribs, Carolyn Parker, Julia Zimmerman, Katrin Schoonmaker, and Jeanne Norsworthy. ART CLUB Art Club ... The activities of the Art Club include scenery for plays and filling the display cases with art objects done by the art classes. On Tuesday after- noons after school the club mets and each member is encouraged to work in the phase of art which appeals to him most. Social activities include a semi-formal dinner and a picnic. Fall OFFICERS Spring Carolyn Parker . . . . President . . . . Carolyn Parker Julia Zimmerman. . . . Vice-President. . . Jeanne Norsworthy Jeanne Norsworthy . . . Secretary . . . . . «Nancy Fiske ieee eanrecuKribs Shelley Goodman. . . . Historian . . . Betty Jean Whitten Beverlyaloschar. us. ee) TredsUren 6.0.) aconnese + « Reporter .. . . . Winnie Mclver Miss Nancy Ella Dial. . . «Sponsor. . . «. Miss Nancy Ella Dial MEMBERS Baker, Kay King, Kay Rogers, Mona Burns, Carol Pat Kribs, Fred Schoonmaker, Katrin Burt, Pat Maclver, Winnie Smith, Maurine Burton, Jane Miller, Carol Snoots, Edith Cole, Sharon Moore, Mary Sparks, Becky Fiske, Nancy Moses, Marion Tate, Willis Freeman, Mitzie Norsworthy, Jeanne Tosch, Beverly Garrott, Judie Otstott, Dan Whitten, Betty Jean Goodman, Shelley Owen, Corita Williams, Jeannine Hoople, Robert Parker, Carolyn Wimberly, Virginia Jones, Betty Jo Reeder, Grant Zimmerman, Julia Rogers, Judson Page Ninety-three Officers of the Junior Historical Society, Jean, Lida Mae, Lou, Rudy, Betty Ann, Mrs. Miller, Rae, and Janice examine the new Historical Review”. JUNIOR HISTORICAL SOCIETY Junior Historical Society . . . The time to study of history, community, and state. Each April the historians send representatives to the Texas Historical Society in Austin. Papers of a historical nature may be presented at this meeting. Among their more important services is the partial support of é a family from West Dallas. Mary Lou McMahon Lida Mae Smith . Betty Ann Clark Rae Rivers . . Jean Gurley. . lanire Moore . Rudy Turner. . Mrs. |. O. Miller Page Ninety-four OFFICERS club devotes its Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary edition of “The Junior The committee selects the oustanding paper for the Junior Historical a Vice-President . Treasurer -Parlimentarian Members prepare Christmas gifts for the Veterans’ Hospital. Travel Club officers, Sally Edmonson, Pattye Dalchau, Mitzi Strock, Mary Leu Jones, and jlo ae Bo aD Carrie Jane Whaley and Pattye Dalchau confer with German exchange student, Herr Combrink. TRAVEL CLUB Travel Club... If you attend a meeting you might see a film on African wild life, or hear an interesting travel talk. Welfare work as well as travel is an interest of the club. A group of Y-Teen girls from Thomas A. Edison have been adopted by the club. Each of the girls from the Y-Teen Club receives a gift box at a Christmas party given by the Travel Club. Pattye Dalchau. . Sally Edmondson . Stephanie Smith . Itha May Wallis. Mitzi Strock . . . Mary Lou Jones. . Mrs. |. O. Miller . OFFICERS . « « President - Vice-President - « «© Secretary + « « Treasurer sects Wustorian Parliamentarian e e sponsor Page Ninety-five Page Nimety-six Front row, left to right: Jane Wright, Peggy Nowlin, Elaine Manning, Carmen Anton, Marie McElreath, Dolores Clark, Marcia Cooper, Lenora Kaem- herlen, Jane Hardwick, Director Flora Lee Pope, Nancy Webb, Sarah Atkerson, Ann Larson, Martha Hansen, Phyllis Stewart, Lee Dnncan, Itha May Wallis, Pat Barnes Second row: Betty Sue West, Gayle Neeley, Jeannine Williams, Jackie Phillips, Joan Wells, Barbara Burge, Mitzi Strock, Lounelle Mayes, Dan Otstott, Dan Krause, Charles Lloyd, Walter Wink, Fredna Schroeder, Natalie Rubin, Helen Smith, Alice Evans, Barbara DuLaney, Marion Winn, Jeanne Webb, Jean Gratigny, Mary Miller, Elleanor Walker. Third row: Jay Minton, Robert Boggs, Allen Lacy, Bill Combs, Jack Adams, John Crockett, Dale Reynolds, Fred Kribs, Jerry Moss, Johnny McFar- land, David Allen, James Gibbs, Duke Underwood, Morris Romick, Jack Haaker, John Binford. : Fourth row: John Taylor, Don Maris, Jerry Ray, Sydney Carter, Allen Jones, Dick Davis, Bill Belcher, Larry Sullivan, Searcy Miller, David Forest, Ed Botefuhr, Edward Becker, Jim Groves, Jack Ogg, Jerry Carson, Tommy Oglesby, Hal Waterman, Boyd Henderson, Accom- panist John Tedford. LADS AND LASSIES Lads and Lassies are sponsored by Miss Pope. They present programs to our school and many other organ- izations around town such as the Kiwanis, Lion’s Club, and Red Cross. Their musical high point of the year is operatta completely staged, sung, and produced by the Lads and Lassies. Their social functions include a banquet in the fall, an out-of-town trip, and a picnic. Sally Slaton, Jim Groves, Miss Pope, Mary Miller, Peggy Nowlin, and Jane Hardwick seem to be enjoying themselves at the Choir banquet. ae eee a HT Finale to the Christmas pageant, “The Lost Star’. as Ae NN vay 9 abe rn 0 ih ot ATOR En IAL a aay ereen First row: Spencer Frost, Carol Elliott, Carol Ann Beddoes, Barbara Harrington, Elizabeth Ellisor, Ginger Higginbotham, Ann Childers, Lucinda Porter. Second row: Gerald Doke, Judy Meinhardt, Michael Crane, Barbara Lagow, Nancy Fielding, Ann Thorgrimson, Marcia Hearon, Larry Roberts, Larry Fleck, Ann Nicholson, Dave Pittman, Betty Ann Clark, Pat Neumeyer. ‘ H.P.H.S. string ensemble: Michael Crane, Spencer Frost, Carol Elliott, Sue Third row: Roberta Neumeyer, Arlene Douglas, Shirley Kochman, Kelsey, Gerald Doke, Pat Neumeyer, Shirley Kochman. Bobby Shubinski, Henley Davis, Buddy Speck, Carolyn Parker, Martin Kelsey, Tommy Tatum, David Barrett, Robert Wyche, Marshall Bobbitt, Jim Pittman, John White, Sue Kelsey, Linda Oprendek. Fourth row: Marion Moses, Pamela Erringer, Mrs. Josephine Moss, Mr. Harry Barton. ORCHESTRA From the second floor come the golden tones of orchestra. The orchestra presents music for graduation, operetta, civic clubs, and radio shows. Each February the orchestra sends. fifteen representatives to Galves- ton to the Texas Music Education Association Conven- tion which is both a contest and a clinic. For relaxation the group enjoys a barbecue, picnic, and a banquet honoring senior members. The brass quartet, Martin Kelsey, Marshall Bobbitt, Jim Pittman, and Lorry Martin. Page Ninety-seven THE BAGPIPE (published bi-weekly) EDITORIAL STAFF Fall Spring Eileen Ruebel . . Editor-in-Chief Shirley Lively . . Managing Editor . Alice Evans. . Copy Editor E Bill Holloway . . Feature Editor . Dorothy Nettleton . Feature Editor . Bob Reynolds - Sports Editor David Pfeiffer . Editorial Committee Nancy Athy . . . Make-up Editor . Humor Editor . Names Editor Names Editor Nancy Mock . . . Exchange Editor Mickey Moriarity Publicity Secretary Photographer Jane Wright Mickey Wiley Airs. D. C. Rousseau . Sponsor OFFICERS Eileen Ruebel Alice Evans Bill Holloway Dorothy Nettleton Harry Lacey Matty Sagal Nancy Athy Mary Moore Margie Echerd Beverly Tosch Nancy Mock Mickey Wiiey Mrs. D. C,. Rousseau BUSINESS STAFF Fall OFFICERS Beverly Bercu . . Business Manager Alan Michaelson . Business Assistant John Crockett . . Advertising Manager Allen Jones . . Assistant to Ad. Mgr. Suzy Dranguet. . Circulation Manager Irma Aronson . . Advertising Secretary Lida Mae Smith . . Bookkeeper . Ogden Kidd .. . . Sponsor. . Spring . Beverly Bercu . John Crockett . Allen Jones Suzy Dranguet Ogden Kidd Alice Evans, Dave Pfeiffer, Bob Reynolds, Nancy Athy, Dorothy Nettleton, and Bill Holoway — back to work, loafers. ‘ THE TARTAN H.P.’s newest publication is published every six weeks in memeo- graph form.) BUSINESS STAFF RRO OR Ee ae el. oe eo wg 9 6) ey abe « Editor-in-Chiet DAGEVEBOMNBTG se, 5 0s f 6 sss «, ss « Assistant Editor Warry Williams . . . . . - « . « « « « Business Manager Garrett Briggs - . Art Editor . . . . . . . . . . . . Nancy Nesbit ] Anne Ruggles Sete, ld alin bt amas ® is Associcita. Editors Priscilla Vermooten | PISSCOOCEVUMHGINIS:s) 2 Ses) 8 cs . e, . 8 my s .SPONSOr Priscilla Vermooten, Allen Lacy, Dave Pfeiffer, and Marilyn Conolley put the latest edition in the Scotch plaid boxes. The Tartan’s head, Victor Lary, checks the newest edition. Mimeographing The Tartan are Garrett Briggs, Nancy Nesbit, Mary Katherine Barnett, Anne Ruggles, and Warry... Williams as Mrs. Williams, the spon- _ sor, observes. + 3 iid é The Highlander EDITORIAL STAFF Sam Vickers. . . . . Editor-in-Chief Speight Jenkins, Jr. . - Assistant Editor ( Anne McLarry . Associate Editors Mary Rejebian Johnnie Sue Sheppard Bob Reynolds Carolyn Cave Sue Clark Dorothy Johnson Bob Reynolds Rudy Turner Bob Jackson Bill Cortelyou Mickey Wiley Jimmy Brown Marilyn Kendrick Shirley Lively Mary Moore Frank Williams Garrett Briggs Elaine Fisher Carol Van Duyn Mrs. George T. Short. . . . Sponsor . .« Boys’ Sports . « Girls’ Sports . Photographers . Assistant Photographers ee Vouete ly pists . Staff Assistants | j l j | toe aie ROTC l j ! f | | J SAM VICKERS, Editor-in-Chi ef Bill Cortelyou expounds on the fundamentals of an intricate mechanism called a camera to Bob Reynolds, Shirley Lively, Dorothy Johnson, and Sue Clark. Bob Jackson receives an award for first place in | photography at the THSPA convention. Editorial staff members: Carolyn Cave, Mary Rejebian, Anne McLarry, and Speight Jenkins, Jr. Staff BUSINESS STAFF Mickey Moriarty . Business Manager Priscilla Rettger . . . . Secretary Edwin Blackwell . Circulation Mgr. Robert, Boggs Betty Ann Clark Janet Horne Circulation Staff Mary Lou McMahon Mary Moore J Speight. Jenkins, Jr. . Advertising Mgr. Elizabeth Ellisor Sarah Jane English Jean Gurley Marilyn Kendrick Solicitors Pat Lentin Helen Tutt Eleanor Walker Ogden Kidd ‘ Sponsor MICKEY MORIARTY, Business Manager Speight, Elizabeth Ellisor, Jean Gurley, and Sarah Jane English look elated over the results of ad campaign. Rudy Turner kibitzes’ while Marily Kendrick types up Mary Moore and Edwin Blackwell check the new poster for the sales campaign. copy for The Highlander, Times have not changed so much in the dances, but only in the clothes, FAVORITES CGGY Vibabe iclor clary FAVORITES on aoe) FAVORITES Siig _JA Css em pe FAVORITES ESP ps Ve eclpes Aack Littl HALL OF FAME ARDEN BOWERS DON MIGHELL Secretary Student Council President Student Council Maximum Officers’ Award Maximum Officers’ Award SAM VICKERS Editor of The Highlander Maximum Officers’ Award Page One Hundred Eight HALL OF FAME yi BEVERLY BERCU EILEEN RUEBEL Business Manager of The Bagpipe Editor of The Bagpipe Maximum Officers’ Award Maximum Officers’ Award MICKEY MORIARTY Business Manager of The Highlander Maximum Officers’ Award Page One Hundred Nine BOB JACKSON Highlander Staff Gold H BILL CORTELYOU Highlander Staff Page One Hundred Ten Silver H N } HALL OF FAME- SPEIGHT JENKINS, JR. ALICE EVANS Highlander Staff Bagpipe Staff Gold H Gold H NANCY ATHY DOROTHY NETTLETON Bagpipe Staff Bagpipe Staff Silver H Gold H EE —————OEOoooooeeeOOeeeeeee ee HALL OF FAME PATRICIA SMITH PRISCILLA RETTGER SUZY DRANGUET Student Council Highlander Staff Bagpipe Staff Silver H Silver H Silver H GEORGE REYNOLDS RUTH ANN BARRETT WALTER WINK Student Counci! Student Council Student Council Bronze H Bronze H Silver H Page One Hundred Eleven Bagpipe Staff ANNE McLARRY Highlander Staff Honorable Mention JANE ANNE WRIGHT Bagpipe Staff Honorable Mention Page One Hundred Twelve JOHN CROCKETT Honorable Mention ; MARY CAMPBELL Student Council Honorable Mention EDWIN BLACKWELL Highlander Staff Honorable Mention KENT BEASLEY Student Council Honorable Mention ss owt MARILY KENDRICK DON MALOUF HARRY LACEY ELIZABETH ELLISOR Student Bagpipe Highlander Highlander Council Staff Staff Staff Honorable Honorable Honorable Honorable Mention Mention Mention Mention = MARY REJEBIAN A WALKER ayearr SAGAL DAVE PFEIFFER a Bagpipe Bagpipe Bagpipe Staff Staff Staff Honorable Honorable Honorable Mention Mention Mention General Esteban, alias Jack Adams, is having woman trouble with Carmen and Dolly, portrayed by Lounelle Mays and Phyllis Stewart. “You keep out of this!” Rid’ Rita’s cest Rio Rite’s stars, Marie McElreath and Tommy Oglesby. ‘ Paze One Hundred Thirteen t bU Joy “J The turtle neck sweater and the loving cup marked the “Gay Nineties” athlete. Today, the letter jacket and the trophy case sym- bolize success in the field of athletics. pbthlete Saye First Row: Ernie Kennedy, Pete Peterson, Grant Reeder, Johnny Stuart, Lewis Watson, John Crockett, Johnny Berke, John Beasley, David Voekel, Chuck Mansfield, Son Sessions, Slick Andrews, Bob Young. Second Row: Alan Michealson, Phil Paul, Mac Rowe, Jim Grover, Jack Reese, Tommy Rankin, Jube Belcher, Ken Hempel, Bob Elfant, Frank Groseclose, Kent Beasley, Jim Dunn, Buddy Grafe. Third Row: Johnny Apple, Bob Sharpe, Bruce Rhea, Ham Shaw, Dick Davis, Byron Rothpletz, Bill Holloway, Dick Wray, Charles Roberts, Stone. sete aes Noel Rather, Smithy Keller, George Reynolds, Chuck Hagen, Stuart Wallace. Fourth Row: Barry Miller, Harold Waterman, Ainslie Shelburne, Dave Dunn, Walter Wink, Jack. Adams, Dale Reynolds, Searcy Miller, Gary Weber, Louis Francis, Bob Sparrow, Dee Norton, Herby Asel. Fifth Row: Bill Gribble, Bill Ballard, Jett Rogers, Sid Henry, -Charlie Fraser, Jack Dulaney, Chick Pierce, John Gibson, Tommy Davis, Charlie Aldridge, David Shelmire. H - ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL: Tri-Captain Don Alexander, Tri-Captain Jay Fikes, Tri-Captain Ken Hempel, Herby Asel, Bill Ballard, Johnny Beasley, Bill Belcher, Jube Belcher, Johnny Berke, Johnny Crockett, Tommy Davis, Louis Fracis, John. Gibson, Jim Groves, Sid Henry, Allen Jones, Smithy Keller, Chuck Mansfield, Searcy Miller, Dee Norton, Tommy Rankin, Jack Reese, George Reynolds, Bruce Rhea, Charles Roberts, Jett Rogers, Byron Rothpletz, Sonny Sessions, Bob Sparrow, Teddy True, David Voekel, Garry Weber, Dick Wray, Mana- ger Arthur Allen, Manager Eugene Andrews, Manager Bob Chenoweth, Manager Frank Groseclose. BASKETBALL: Co-Captain Jack Dulaney, Co-Captain Charlie Fraser, Johnny Apple, Bill Ballard, John Beas- ley, Tom Dulaney, Bill Gribble, Ken Hempel, Ernie Kennedy, Charles Pierce, George Reynolds, Mac Rowe, Bob Sharpe, Ham Shaw, Bob Sparrow, Walter Wink, Manager Don Bowman, Manager Pete Peterson. TRACK: Captain George Reynolds, Johnny Berke, King Buckner, Ken Beasley, Jim Dunn, John Duckett, Bill Holloway, Chuck Hagen, Jerry Harlan, Jimmy Jackson, Pat Kain, Bob Mark, Tommy Rankin, Jack Page One Hundred Sixteen Reese, Dale Reynolds, Sammy Scott, Allen Taylor, Harold Waterman, Stuart Wallace, Walter Wink, Manager Jim Groves, Manager Allen Michaelson, Manager Johnny Stuart. BASEBALL: Captain Hamilton Shaw, Johnny Apple, Jube Belcher, Terry Bybee, Stanley Dippel, Jack Du- Laney, Bill Gribble, Ken Hempel, Cecil Holmes, Barry Miller, Don Presley, Grant Reeder, Noell Rather, Mal- colm Shaw, Bob Sparrow, Manager Frank Bell, Mana- ger Speight Jenkins. SWIMMING: Co-Captain David Shelmire, Jock Ashby, Jim Cameron, Ray Cook, John Crabtree, Bob Elfant, Jim Groves, Chuck Mansfield, Barney Raborn, Bill Ravkind, Fletcher Wrright, Bob Young. GOLF: Co-Captain Don Clayton, Co-Captain Lewis MacNaughton, Bruss Billingsley, David Dunn, David Goldman, Frank Tackett, John Stuart. TENNIS: Jack Adams, Betty Cheesborough, Dick Davis, Danny Feldman, Jackie Johannes, Carol Ogden, Joyce Rainwater, Wade Smith. CHEERLEADERS: Ernie Kennedy, Victor Lary, Jack Little, Susie McFarland, Toni Murph, Peggy Nowlin. PEE ie 5 th RE IR ore oe.” a he Coaches Dan Williams, G. B. Morris, and C. Q. Tri-Captains Jay Fikes, Don Alexander, and Ken Hempel. THE SCOTS OF ’51 Front row, left to right: Jube Belcher, Jack Reese, Smithy Keller, Ken Hempel, Jay Fikes, Don Alexander, Bill Belcher, Jim Groves, Allen Jones, Second row: Eugene Andrews, John Crockett, Jett Rogers, Bill Ballard, Norman Crohn, George Reynolds, Tommy Rankin, Dick Wray, Dale Reynolds, Charles Mansfield, John Beasley, Bob Chenoweth. Third row: Frank Groseclose, Coach Williams, Bruce Rhea, Bob Sparrow, David Voekel, John Gibson, Searcy Miller, Garry Weber, Charles Aldridge, Louis Francis, Teddy True, Herby Asel Coach Morris, Arthur Allen. Fourth row: Tommy Davis, Tommy Thurlow, Kenton Chickering, Barney Rothpletz, Dee Norton, David Willis, Johnny Berke, Johnny Nelms, Sid Henry, Charles Roberts. B. Belcher J. Belcher Jones Center End Tackle Reese Tackle eves FOOTBALL Guard Alexander Back Alexander and Sparrow clear the way for another Scot gain. This year the Scots started with everything new. With only one returning starter, the Scots fielded a light, fast, and inexperienced eleven. Also new this year was head coach G. B. Morris and his two assistants, C. Q. Smith and Dan Williams. The Scots were placed with a tough new district 5AAAA with Tyler, Sherman, Denison, Tex- arkana, Waco, ahd Wichita Falls. The Scots ended with four wins, five losses, and one tie. No, no, mustn’t touch! WILDCATS SURPRISE HI PARK 18-0 An underrated Woodrow Wilson eleven used its weight to ad- | vantage on the muddy field at Dal-Hi Stadium. The light, air-minded Scot team found it hard to control passes or maintain footing. Stand- | outs for the Scots were Don Alexander, Jay Fikes, John Beasley, and Ken Hempel. PASCHAL PANTHERS STUN SCOTS 32-14 Passes from Dee Norton to John Beasley and Johnny Berke respec- tively accounted for the Avalanche’s 14 points. Hughes-to-Cozart passes for Paschal managed to give the Panthers Fort Worth’s first win over the Blue and Gold in years. This was also the first time in two years Hi Park had lost two consecutive grid tilts. | Page One Hundred Eightecn Beasley Fikes Manfield Back End Back G. Reynolds Back FOOTBALL wee P Guard A Scot scores against Forest. DENISON DEADLOCKS THE AVALANCHE ON LATE RUN 6-6 On a water-soaked grid, the Denison Yellowjackets knotted the count late in the fourth period with a 62-yard run and tied the Scots 6-6. The. mud again proved Hi Park’s undoing as fumbles marred the play. A pass from Don Alexander to George Reynolds gave the Scots their only score. Berke scampers a little father with the aid of a block by Fikes. CLAN CRUSHES FOREST 26-0 At last hitting their stride, the Scots added another game to their home field winning streak, subduing the Lions 26-0 before 4,500 fans. eee eee ee ee aaa... The forward wall, pushed by Bill Belcher, Jay Fikes, and Jim Groves, held Forest in check while Don Alexander, John Beasley, Ken Hempel, George Reynolds, and Chuck Mansfield provided the yardage and points. KILTIES SMOTHER TYLER 26-0 With Don Alexander completing 11 out of 15 pass attempts, Jay Fikes snagging aerials, and Ken Hempel powering through the line, the Scots sparkled at Highland Field to spill Tyler, 26-0. The Lions were simply outclassed during the whole game. Page One Hundred Nineteen Norton Back Center Guard Aldridge Guard Rothpletz End Wray Tackle WACO TIGERS TRIP SCOTCHMEN 32-18 Though the Scots rallied to within one point of the Tigers late in the third quarter, Waco managed to widen its margin and set back Hi Park in its first district encounter. Ken Hempel’s plunge, Don Alexander’s pass ito Chuck Mansfield, and Johnny Berke’s 80-yard run gove the Scots their scores. Hemple rambles over the goal against Jesuit. SCOTS SUCCUMB TO TEXARKANA 34-18 Our second district encounter found the Plaid Clan tangling with the Texarkana Tigers. Though tallies were contributed by Johnny Berke (on a 70-yard scamper), George Reynolds, and Ken Hempel, the Felines copped the contest 34 to 18. All conversion tries by the Scots were unsuccessful. JESUIT IS JOLTED BY SCRAPPY SCOTS 36-0 In biting cold the Plaidsmen rolled up 297 yards to the Rangers’ minus 14. Scoring chores were divided among Johnny Berke, Ken Hempel, Smithy Keller, John Beasley, and John Crockett. Jesuit paid tribute to the Scots stating that they would rather beat Hi Park than any other team. Page One Hundred Twenty Crockett Ballard End Back Back The coach told me there would be times like this. Back JINX HOLDS, COYOTES DOWN BLUE AND GOLD 20-6 For the third straight year the Wichita Falls Coyotes ended the Scots’ season in a loss, winning this year 20-6. Ken Hempel provided the Hi Park score in the rugged Turkey Day encounter. The loss gave the Scots a final record of two wins, three losses, and one tie in their first year of 5AAAA play. Say, couldn't we stop and talk this thing over like gentlemen? BEARCATS ARE BLASTED 34-19 Coming home for another game, the Highlanders crushed the Sherman Bearcats in a rough and tumble tilt, 34-19. Don Alexander plunged over for one score and hit Jay Fikes, Chuck Mansfield, and George Reynolds twice for the others. Fikes converted successfully four times. Page One Hundred Twenty-one Davis Tackle Left, top to bottom: Voekel Guard Groseclose Manager Andrews Manager Another Coyote bit the dust. Francis End Right, top to bottom: Weber Tackle Chenoweth Manager Allen Manager Alexander totes the pigskin against Jesuit. LEADERS GROUP PICTURE: Front row: Toni Murph, Susie McFarland, Peggy Nowlin. Back row: J. O. “Cotton” Franklin, sponsor; Ernie Kennedy, Jack Little, Victor Lary, Jayne Murchison, sponsor. Page One Hundred Twenty-three Ken Hempel, Don Bowman, Pete Peterson, Page One Hundred Twenty-four Front row, left to right: Jack Dulaney, Charlie Fraser, Ham Shaw, Chick Pierce, Mac Rowe, Ernie Kennedy, George Reynolds. - Second row: Coach Ralph Binnion, Bob Sparrow, Bill ‘Gribble, Tom Delaney, Walter Wink, Bill Ballard, Bob Sharpe, BASKETB ALL Inspired by the able leadership of Coach Ralph Binnion, the High- land Park Scots launched their 1951-’52 district basketball campaign with five wins and nine losses in pre-district play. Shifting into high gear the quintet speeded up to come out third in District 5AAAA with seven wins and five losses. Although outscored, the Scots were never outfought throughout the season as the typical Highlander spirit is truly unbeatable. The Scot offense started clicking by mid- season with a greater degree of consistency thanks to Jack DuLaney’s control of the backboard and the deadly aim of Charlie Fraser. Ernie Kennedy was the spark plug of the Blue and Gold defense, while the constant hustle and point making of Ham Shaw and Bob Sharpe paced the Golden Avalanche to their hard-earned victories. Not to be overlooked is the great spirit of the entire squad throughout the season and the never ceasing efforts of the managers, Pete Peterson and Don Bowman, to serve the team. Highlander reserves, Johnny Apple, Tom Dulaney, and Bill Ballard, added strong support to the team and deserve due merit. Johnny Apple, John Beasley, Coach Binnion goes over p re-game strategy with Bob Sharpe, Ernie Kennedy, Jack Dulaney, Charlie Fraser, and Ham Shaw. | | INDIVIDUAL SCORES Player Points Scored Game Average Charles Pierce - = a eae oO) 3.64 ] UFote ell DYE Woy (oh) Oras ek eee re oeenme ne ere eee ae 200 7.69 Bill Ballard ....... Retr Pe pon Cee 36 2.76 | CharlietiFresehese 8 2 = 25. eee 2 ee 130 6.50 Mac Rowe ........ cee: ee teat ae 13 1.86 Ernig@kennedy. 2. ae aes 2 163 6.28 JohanysApplentate Fs. s eee 28 1.75 fom: Dulaneyys-sc eeees ee KY 5.28 George Reynolds Pe ere tesa 10 1.43 Bob Sharpe ...........-- peo ee eve ox ne Se 28 4.92 John Beasley —-................. Sencar: eee ee 10 1.00 Hom ShaWwis.cc5 tts freee ee een | 4.76 Bos Spchrow: ae te aac tee ee A .67 | Managers Pete Peterson and Don Bowman Co-Captains Charlie Fracer and Jack DuLaney Coach Ralph Binnion | | | Page One Hundred Twenty-five Chick Pierce Bob Sparrow Hi Park Score Opponents’ Score Hi Park Score Opponents Hi Park 32 Wichita Falls Hi Park 27 Hi Denison Hi Park 37 Hi Es Poly 5: 2 Hi Park 36 Hi Park 390. Sherman ... “ es Hi Park 32 Charlie Fraser Jack Dulaney Ham Shaw fei Ernie Kennedy Bob Sharpe Ovponents’ Score Hi Park Score Opponents’ Score Hi Park 40 Wichita Falls Denison Hi Park Score Hi Park 48 Hi Park 39 3 een os : Hi Hi HicPorkes —s Park 40 Vere ) 4 Hi Park 39 Arlington Heights Hi Park 52 Sherman Johnny Apple Tom Dulaney Bill Gribble Hi Park S-nre Hi Parki35.--.. _.........Texarkana - Hi Park 32 __.... Victoria Hi Park 35 Ts OES Port Arthur HisPark 47.2... 3 ae _...Denton __.. Hi Park 59 Heeeee-ese-s--+e. ---Arlington Heights Opponents’ Score Ken Hempel John Beasley a Hi Park Score Hi Park 34__ Hi Park 51.. Hi Park 48. Hi Park 46 Hi Park 42. George Reynolds Walter Fink Opponents’ Score _._Abilene _._Abilene ..Forney Sunset ..Waco Front row, left to right: Ed Johnson, Bob Elfant, Bob Young, David Shel- Jim Groves, Jim Cameron, John Crabtree, Sam McIntosh. | mire, Bob Matthews, Barney Raborn, Gage Prichard, Coach Robert Hill. Third row: Smithy Keller, Jock Ashby, Charles Hightower, Ray Cook, Dan | Second row: Bob Johnston, Dey Dunlap, Fletcher Wright, DeWitt Gifford, Otstott, Henri Jacoby, Chuck Mansfield. P «A Z - Aquatics Scots place second in state. Ed Johnston, Bob Elfant, Dave Shelmire, Chuck Mansfield, Bob Young, Divers: Jim Groves, Chuck Mansfield, Gage Prichard, Bob Johnson. Coach Hill. Se Fit : Se ee — ae Sas 4 = Page One Hundred Twenty-nine Assistant Coach Tommy Boker and Coach Floyd R. Hightower. Managers Johnny Stuart, Jimmy Groves, Alan Michaelson. Track—District Winners | ; Jim Dunn — pole vaulter Mile Relay Team: Dale Reynolds, Son Sessions, Stuart Wallace, Sprint Relay Team: Johnny Berke, King Buckner, Sammy Scott, and George Reynolds. and Bill Holloway. Sa ERE. od 40k been Page One Hundred Thirty Jim Dunn Chuck Hagen John Duckett Pat Cain Jerry Harlan Scotty Wysong Lewis Wats on Stuart Wallace Cinder Men John Dealey Son Sessions Bob Mark 4 4 ‘ . Jpg tee aN ir Dale Reynolds Walter Wink Jack Reese George Reynolds Tommy Rankin Frank Groseclose Harold Waterman Bill Holloway King Buckner Kent Beasley Page One Hundred Thirty-one Front row, left to right: Terry Bybee, Don Presley, Cecil Holmes, Barry Sparrow, Johnny Apple, Bill Gribble, Tom Dulaney, Speight Jenkins. Miller, Malcolm Shaw, Hank Hankins. Third row: Coach Kennedy, Ken Hempel, Charles Fraser, Bob Sharpe, Second row: Frank Bell, Bob Miller, Jack Dulaney, Noell Rather, Bob Jube Belcher, Ham Shaw, Mac Rowe, Grant Reeder, Coach Franklin. Baseball - District Champions Coach Ernest Kennedy Bob Sparrow, Third Base Pitcher PRESLEY, Pitcher MALCOLM SHAW, Pitcher JACK DuLANEY, First Base TERRY BYBEE Second Base Oe aes JOHNNY APPLE, Outfield HAM SHAW, Catcher ) REEDER, Catcher 3 CECIL HOLMES, Second Base JACK ADAMS Regional Champion Boys’ Singles Front row, left to right: Dick Davis, Jack Adams. Second row: Don Glosser, Mickey Shanen, Eddie Chees- borough ; Back row: Bill Bagby, John Janak, Danny Feldman, Coach Raymond Akin. Tennis DICK DAVIS District Champion | Boys’ Doubles | WADE SMITH District Champion Boys’ Doubles DON GLOSSER DANNY FELDMAN JOHN JANAK | ai F : ENC AARE Page One Hundred Thirty-four Front row, left to right: Homer Rader, Lewis MacNaughton, Johnny Stuart, Bruss Billingsley, Stanley Lipman. Second row: Clay Elliott, Ken Chickering, Chick Pierce, Tony DuVall, Frank Tackett, David Goldman. Third row: Larry Fleck, Whit Clark, Robert Verhalen, Don Clayton, David Dunn, Coach Newman F. Casey. Lewis MacNaughton Co-Captain Don Clayton Co-Captain Golf Johnny Stuart David Dunn David Goldman Frank Tackett Bruss Billingsley B Squads Football FRONT ROW, left to right: Bill White, Willis Tate, Tom Paternos- tro, Bob Mark, Jerry Jeter, Jerry Carmichael, Don Knight, Sydney Carter, Scott Wysong, Noel Rath- ; er, Raymond Beall. j SECOND ROW: Johnny Griffiths, } Sam Wynn, Don Malouf, Joel Hud- son, Bill Goff, Joe Miller, Tom Blakeley, Don Metcalfe, Bill Adams, John Gillham, Talbot Porter. THIRD ROW: Dick Draper, Hugh Holcomb, Gon Presley,Bobby Blatt, Pat Robertson, Fred Baccus, Bill Reed, Wren Stedman, Lewis Wat- son, Johnny Stuart, Coach Newman F. Casey. Basketball FRONT ROW, left to right: Larry Darnall Van Thompson James Colter James Faulk Larry Sikes David Smith Jack Davis Joe Leidolf Coach John Canaris | SECOND ROW: John Duckett | Wade Smith Mac Cameron Ray Cook Gifford Touchston e | Jim Vandermeer Eugene Willson David Dunn Arch Beasley | THIRD ROW: | Ronald Davis Tom Blakeley Jimmy Crump Milton Zimon Bob Viets Ray Hendrix Lewis Watson Willis Tate Jimmy Young John Sharpe Baseball FRONT ROW, left to right: Lee Smith, Jimmy Allen, Mike Cooke, Pat Robertson, Danny Chandler, Dick Beyea, Bill Goode, Stanley Dipple. ° SECOND ROW: A. C. Spraggins, Douglas Simpson, Jack Herman, Rae Hendricks, Keith Clayton, Dickie Bryant, Jim Rowe, Chuck 7 ‘French, Mike Botts. , - THIRD ROW: Joe Dawley, Dick Hunsinger, Craig Gunter, Bob All- day, Mayo Crum, Tim Kirkendall, Bart Bragg, Bob Hayden, Buzzie Ray. FOURTH ROW: Coach Franklin, Richard McDonald, Bob Veits, Lee English, Rolly Stanton, Billy Reed, Dee Holmes, Tom Matthews. Page One Hundred Thirty-six Baseball Sweetheart, Arden Bowers, receives yellow roses from the team Captain, Ham Shaw In dedication of the new field, Dr. Irvin throws out the first ball. Sports Snaps Coach Binnion gives out with a little strategy to the bounce ballers. Homes, Hi Park’s sophomore second baseman, Scot trackster, Stuart Wallace, is off and running, as John Duckett and scores against Grand Prairie Frank Groseclose await the running of their event. Page One Hundred Thirty-seven With her long dress to hide her ankles and a ribbon to tie her hair, the gal of the “Gay Nineties” was ready to participate in the respectable game of tennis. Today in their favorite costume, the blue gym suit, the members of the fair sex play nearly the same Sames as the boys. (ted rtthle Cs Gor . : q Misses Gynne Watson and Jayne Murchison, coaches. Girls’ Sports What is all that noise coming from the west end of the building? It sounds like wild Indians going on a scalping party but a peek in the door reveals a girls’ gym class in action. Each is screaming at the top of her lungs in her excitement over throwing an overgrown Lifesaver across the net to her opponent. This fascinating game, which is played the first six weeks of the fall semester, is known as tenniquoit. Outside it sounds as though a war is being fought by other wild Indians. Upon approaching the field, we find more girls dressed in their native costume, the blue gym suit. They are engaged in a game of speedball, which requires skill in manipulating the ball down the field. For the next four weeks the girls are seen painfully limping around school. The sore and aching muscles are due to the posture and condi- tioning exercises which are part of the physical education program. Although the savage spirit shown earlier in the year has abated, the Indian influence is still to be found, for the exercises are performed to the beat of a tom-tom. After these painful exercises, the fair sex is in condition for their favorite sport, basketball. For two weeks they review the rules and practice shooting for baskets and guarding. The actual games start with the beginning of the third six weeks, and although the girls know the rules, the game still resembles a massacre, for the players in their eagerness to get the ball, often knock one another down. Even though the game is a little rough at the beginning of the season, it smooths out with daily practice. With the opening of the spring term, “Blondie” is seen putting up Page One Hundred Forty the nets for volleyball. Characteristics of this game are broken fingernails and many miscellaneous dislocations. As the ball leaves the server’s hand she waits to see it go over the net, but much to her surprise it lands three courts away. Just as the warriors are beginning to learn volleyball the first six weeks are over and they start firstaid. This schedule has worked out very well, because now they can learn how to treat the injuries resulting from the previous sport. They spend three tedious weeks taking notes and practicing what they have learned on each other. “Now, promenade, single file, Lady in front, Indian style. Stop and swing that squaw behind you. Swing, little Indians, swing!’ The excited chatter and screaming that is usually heard from the gym has changed to music, the sliding two-step, and the square dance call. First period gym plays tennis the last six weeks while the other classes are playing softball and badminton. Four teams play softball while two teams battle with the birdies inside. The girls, forgetting their own strength, swing wildly at the birdie. Their opponents across the net look up, not to hit the birdie, but to see it perched on the rafter. After school the more energetic ones can take part in intramural sports. They are divided into two leagues, the Monday-Wednesday League and the Tuesday-Thursday League. Any girl that comes out for every sport and misses not more than one game can win a gym award. These awards are medals with “Intramural Sports’ written on them. Our hats are off to Miss Murchison and Miss Watson. They are won- derful sports. We would like to take this opportunity to say “Thanks a lot.” Tenniquoit All Star Winners Clockwise: Ann Akard Norma Dooley Betty Rheubotham Mary Reid Barbara Squibb Captain Gayle Neeley Intramural Winners First row, left to right: Joyce Rainwater Mary Campbell Mitzi Strock Dorothy Chandler Second row: Betty Cheesborough, Captain Martha Maxwell Sarah Jane English Page One Hundred Forty-one Tenniquoit Class Runners-Up Front: Captain Annis Singleton Second row: Kathy Larson Kay Webb Third row: Mary Ann Baskette Marcia Hearon Jane Pelley Ann Black Intramural Runners-Up Front row: Mickey Moriarty Captain Elleanor Walker Elizabeth Ellisor Back row: Patsy Martin Nancy Fiske Mary Lou McMahon Mary Lou Martin LS A | | Page One Hundred Forty-two Class Winners Left to right: Janette McKinley Sue Ann Worthington Carol Luce Rozzie Whitten Stephanie Smith Shirley James Ann Messersmith Speedball All Star Runners-Up Front: Captain Martha Maxwell First row: Sarah Jane English Margie Echerd Second row: Susie McFarland Kay Williams Marilyn Kendrick Third row: Mary Lou Martin Jane Bailie Nancy Glazner Eileen Ruebel Page One Hundred Forty-three Basketball All Stars Center: Joyce Rainwater Left to right: lorraine Hobein Carol Miller Betty Rheubotham Annette Reed Pattye Dalchau Arden Bowers Dorothy Chandler Ruth Ann Barrett Patsy Jack Betty Cheesborough , . “ee ie = - + 2g = J : ee ee Class Winners First row: Captain Ruth Ann Barrett Second row: Martha Williams Toni Murph Third row: Quata Barnett Shirley Pasternak Fourth row: Norma Dooley Judy Davis Fifth row: Pat Burt Joyce Rainwater Irma Aronson Page One Hundred Forty-four Intramural Winners — ‘The Champs” fo Basketball Clockwise: Joyce Rainwater Dorothy Johnson Martha Maxwell Dorothy Chandler Captain Betty Cheesborough Carol Burns Manager Priscilla Rettger Mitzi Strock Annette Reed Ag y v ¢ zs ’ | D ’ ° . ’ . iS By - o =- a 5) ) : ra J : V . z Left to right: os sa Ann Akard « sane ee Patricia Smith) = Toni Murph . Susie McFarland é Gayle Neeley Captain Ruth Ann Barrett Claire Taylor Carolyn Forbes Carolyn Cave Peggy Nowlin Arden Bowers Intramural Runners-Up — ‘’Green Shoes” Page One Hundred Forty-five Class Runners-Up Front: Captain Janette McKinley First row, left to right: Ann Messersmith Sue Ann Worthington Second row: Mary Lee Howard Beverly Pierce Nancy Glazner Mary Ann McCord Absent: Ann Williams Page One Hundred Forty-six Volleyball All Star Winners Front row, left to right: Norma Dooley Captain Ruth Ann Barrett Patsy Martin Second row: Carol Miller Betty Rheubotham Annette Reed Dorothy Chandler Barbara Davis Absent: Carolyn Forbes a Volleyball Intramural Winners Left to right: Lorraine Hobein Nancy Glazner Mary Ann Mosher Janette McKinley Captain Rozzie Whitten Claire McDougle Sue Ann Worthington Ann Messersmith Intramural Runners-Up Left to right: Annette Reed Dorothy Johnson Martha Maxwell Captain Dorothy Chandler Priscilla: Rettger Ann Grant Sarah Jane English Page Oné Hundred Forty-seven ac eleeell Hl Reucus Se Front row: Betty Chees Clark. Second row: Del Bruner, Carol Higginbotham, Lorraine Hobein. Back row: Arden Bowers, Joyce Rainwater, Carol Ogden, Coach Raymond Akin. Lorraine Hobein Betty Cheesborough District Champion Girls’ Doubles Joyce Rainwater District Champion Girls’ Doubles Arden Bowers Tennis Jackie Johannes State Champion for the second Consecutive Year Girls’ Singles Activities of the All-American Girls Frances Martin and Joan Marsh — ping-pong champions. “Now all join hands and promenade down the aisle.” “Oh, my aching back.” Just before the turn of the century the boys were considering military service in the Spanish-American War. Today with the world as troubled as it is, the boys’ thoughts are again turned to military service. Reserve Officers Training Corps Our Highland Park ROTC Regiment is among the best of the seven ROTC Units in Dallas. The Highland Park unit does not only broaden the military knowledge of the individual; it also teaches him discipline and lead- ership. A significant reason for the highly rated unit at Highland Park is the spirit and determination among the cadets to go to the top. The unit is under the direct leadership of Lt. Comdr. Floyd Hightower (USNR), who has been the commandant of the cadets since 1946 after his return from duty with the U. S. Navy. His assistant is Major Newman F. Casey. The ROTC Band, under the direction of Col. Instructor Harry Barton, has striven for the utmost in maintain- ing the highest standard of Tuesday parade and for- mal occasions as reviews and inspections. Page One Hundred Fifty-three R.O.T.C. Officers FLOYD R. Hi'GHTOWER NEWMAN F. CASEY HARRY F. BARTON Lieutenant Commander U.S.N.R. Major Inf. T.S.G.R.C. Colonel Instructor | Commandant Assistant Commandant Band Director | THOMAS G. ZIEK Sgt. 1st Class U.S.A. Captain Infantry U.S.A. Master Sergeant U.S.A. Supply and Ordnance CHARLES R. BECHTEL JAMES L. ATKINS ROLAND DAHLIN DON MIGHELL JIM BURLESON TONY DvuVALL Cadet Colonel Cadet Colonel Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Regimental Commander Regimental Commander Page One Hundred Fifty-four R.O.T.C. Officers Top Row: Majors Edwin Blackwell, Duke Dale, Larry Fleck, Jim Hannay, Charles Hightower, Victor Lary, Jack Little, Byron Rothpletz. Second Row: Major Don Telkamp; Captains Tom Blaylock, Don Bryant, Buddy Grafe, Eddy Olsmith, Bob Reynolds, David Shelmire, Frank Stewart. Third Row: Captains Rudy Turner, Harold Waterman; First Lieutenants Howard Arons, Roger Clark, Bill Combs, Dick Davis, Jean Geron, Bill Gillon. Fourth Row: First Lieutenants David Jacobs, Bill Jernigan, Robert Mitchell, Rafael Ubico; Second Lieutenants Garrett Briggs, Jim Brown, Burt Einspruch, Curtis Fenton. Fifth Row: Second Lieutenants Edwin Freeman, Tommy Fries, Ray Hassell, Walter Wink, Erik Thompson, Bill Story, Paris Rutherford, Jack Roach, Jim Pittman. Sixth Row: Second Lieutenants Allyn Patrick, Jimmy Palmer, Horace Moss, Henry Meltzer, Dan Krause, Joe King, Martin Kelsey, Curtis Keegan, Bill Janowski. Page One Hundred Fifty-five REMINDERS OF THE CORPS (R.O.T.C.) SPRING REGIMENTAL STAFF First row: Hal Waterman, Charles Hightower, Jack Little Second row: Duke Dale, Tony DuVall, Don Mighell, Larry Fleck. FALL REGIMENTAL STAFF Front: Jimmy Burleson First row: Byron Rothpletz, Jim Hannay, Roland Dahlin Second row: Edwin Blackwell, Victor Lary, Don Telkamp, Larry Fleck, Jean Geron. ROTC receives the Texas Flag from Major Burleson. Army’s Big Brass, Cadet Colonel Don Mighell, Dr, Irvin, and Mr. Wiseman Cadet Colonel Don Mighell receives commission watch Tuesday morning parade. from Colonel Brock. = = -_ ae, awit HHI THE GRENADIERS — Commanding, Tony DuVall — FRONT ROW, left to righ?: Charles Kiefer, Lew povell THIRD ROW: Buddy Prete Bill Sanders, Bill Ray Hassell, Don Bryant, Jack Herman, Curtis Keegan Cecil Stell, Hugh Anderson, Allen Heard, Ten Raines, Paul Fourt, Bill Head, Clay Cox. FOURTH . Ww: : Matth ,B t , Bill 78 Ad Fal?) Holcomb, Morris Lively, John McFarlan, Herman Rose. SECOND ROW: Tommy oo Bob Young, Tom Matthews, Bob Stapp, Bill Goode, Byron nrgs 7 Olas Steele, Gary Epstein, Crist Semos, Jack Allen. Fries, Bob Strand, Dan Weilby, Gene Fair, Gilbert Brown, Harry Eisenstein, Not in Picture: Bill Janowski. THE RIFLE TEAM — FRONT ROW, left to right: Bryant Russel, Bill Janowski, Tommy Fries, Charles Hightower, David Shelmire, Bill Gillon, Henry Meltzer. Not in Picture: Joe Browning, Bill Taylor, Jack Allan. BACK ROW: Bill Bolding, Buddy Grafe, Daniel Weilby, Harry Lacey, Bob Strand, Allan Hood, Tom Bowdry, Martin Snider. Page One Hundred Fifty-seven a First Row: David Pittman, Larry Fleck, Barbara Harrington, Carol Ann Beddoes, Jack Roach, Lee English. Second Row: Bill Storey, Dick Davis, Judson Rogers, Gary Zum- walt, Newland Oldham, Harold Waterman, David Williams, James Blackman, Bill Moore, Erik Thompson, Melvin Dunivitz, Billy Paul- son, Mary ‘Hunter, Bill Clark, Gary Gilchrist. Third Row: Jack Timmons, Gayle Sutterfield, Ben Harmon, Tom Spangler, Gary Martin, Larry Fenton, Alan McDonald, Larry Rob- Throughout the year the Highlander Band is one of the hardest working organizations in the school. The members report for practice a week or two in advance of the opening of school, mainly in preparation for the football season, in which the band plays a major part. These loyal Scots attend every game, rain or shine, to cheer on the team and to present a spectacular halftime show. Many hours of hard drilling and practicing go into every show. What would a pep rally be without the band? After football season, these musicians get down to work in preparing for the spring concerts. The entire band puts in one hour of practice a day for this, and in addition there are the sectional rehearsals once a week for an hour before school and many hours of individual practice at home. Every year there is a solo contest in which each member of the band must memorize and play a solo, with piano accompaniment, before a judge for criticism. This preparation and the criticism received are of great value in improving one’s musical abilities. A first division in this contest is the goal of each bandsman, for the solo must be near-perfect for this award. As a part of the ROTC unit the band plays for the ROTC parades. The officers in the band com- Page One Hundred Fifty-eight erts, Ann Thorgrimson, Barbara agow, Jeanne Messersmith, Cecilia Straus, Ed Duff, Ray Sprinkle, Boyd Henderson, Steve Watson, Harry Werner, Dick Benjamin, Johnny Griffiths, James Wright. Fourth Row: Tommy Oglesby, David Green, Roy Giddons, Bob Steel, Bill Jernigan, Gene Lee, James Carter, Ann Childers, Curtis Fenton, John Lovejoy, Mitch Gay, Cecil Ray, Tommy Tatum, Jay Ungermann, Jane Griffin, Bob Hayden, David Barret, Martin Kelsey, Craig Gunter, Robert Wyche, Marshall Bobbitt, Jim Pittman. Fifth Row: Colonel Harry F. Barton (Director). Tuesday morning parade music furnished by the Band. prise the band staff and each officer is responsible for the performance of his duty. An annual banquet is the occasion of the award- ing of letters. Since letters are awarded on a strict point system, only the most efficient and outstand- ing band members receive them. Colonel Roland Dahlin crowns Barbara Pandres Queen of the Regimental Ball. Regimental Staff, front and center. ae Crack platoon enjoys the banquet at the Country Club. Sharpshooters on the rifle range. Life on the sun swept hill of Camp Dallas. Page One Hundred Fifty-nine ROZZIE WHITTEN Band Queen ANNE MADDUX Queen Company B BARBARA PANDRES Regimental Queen Queen Company A Queens of the Military Revue JEAN GRATIGNY Queen Company E SUSIE McFARLAND Queen Company D MARTHA MAXWELL Queen Company C PRISCILLA RETTGER . 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Furnttuceg 0-2 ee ee 174 Highland? Park Gafeterici see ne eee ore eee ee 194 Hillcrest “Cleciners: teases eer ate ee ee 186 Hillcrest eState® Bankeeeat. ee ee ee en 165 Hing Ponticig. qc eae tee ee eee eee Foe 188 Hodges Photographers) 25. ee ee eae 166 House: of Flowers poe. ee ee ee ee 188 Inwood! Glidden's Patigitiecse ete eee oe, 187 Irby Mayes... 5 gees eee een 186 Johnson: Magnolia’ 26.05 fee ees eee eet Se ene ee 191 Jones: Glidden Paints aaa cee ee ee, ee 174 Kemmey’soHord Wate ste ee ee 169 Kentuckyy Colonel Candies)..te eee iva Kilgore. .and May esa ates ye eee ie Sony ea ee 178 Knox, Street’ Hardware. 22, ere eee ee ee 171 Lodene!s cise. Sats oa ee eS 167 Lalla’s Page One Hundred Sixty-four Leer RY SU PT eNO cees acle eases 204 Vober ee see er ee eee 165 io) 8 Ra De eee ee ane Sone OE Ee tes ene aed 198 Lome AlfoeBarb ers.cmcs -v.2eesscc-nkavoeeesee eee oe cena essere eee 167 Lin Bros, ¢ see densa eanea secrets eee em aee 170 DG bb Ye Sa soa cers the Boe rc ee ae seas ss near ae oeciine 181 Tatsrel batts (gle Frets) s Attar nte unten Renee Mp aye, Seles «Bae rn nmr etna cE to sos 185 Margqret. ‘Carron Beauty in. 22-225 cae occ See cee aatbcssemnnercens 187 Aor Uc Bicare teeny ne cece eee 188 We Gees 2s pitas et aise act Re hoc eat eee eee ee 192 MeLery;. Richie sic se oo. cee sone eee Wee = Messinia i cececc es ace a ree ccs cee ee 171 Meyers, cnd = Ross ei sec. i osie ocean eee sevgs-n-oseete tone eee cee ee ee 189 Miracle Mile: Stationers:+..22.-5 25-5 eee ee 173 Mobley:cnd :Speedscicce ccc eee, a 166 Monarch Let ticl rycen occas aren owes 183 Mises: Ms. Escc x cccepeca eee eee cee are eee 171 Motheral-Claud Si2.c30:522 Seek ek See ee 175 Mott, “Ee Batten ec eee ee eee 168 Myers: Opticel: Cea sccca eee a os gener ees 189 Myers. Ge ROSSOnS 2225 seco cate acet re oreo ee ee enone mee ee ie 7, Neale’: Children wticecst ek a ee eee ee ee 196 Neville’s, Jewelers 2tcc5 store escse eee 191 O'delll cand! Johnsons eee ee 194 O Rourke Comstiy Goss ec cacao seen ate cn ee eee ee 202 Park: Cities, Hard Were secs creo eee eee eee ee 178 Park Cities Motors....... BA ay OO, cee hE ee Ee es 181 Park’ Cities: Phormiacy s-ccecs ose ate cencee eee ae 196 Park Citids “Radio, and Appliance:.....25... 22 eee 187 Parker, SGFVice StC TiO isc cesecepance oe eee 192 Paul's Shes gi sce ear oh eae cee ees ee 181 Pemer’ stn. fs eee Re 169 Physicians Opticet-sss-0sesse- nS cdcdi ete ae ee 196 Pig. Stands sl ncyse ects eae eee oc ee eee 191 Rlaza™ Beauty 52252. SS hee eps 191 Plazer, POIMPERY) Sucka. scores ert op ee ee 167 Practical) Drawing) Cosi te etree nee eee 190 Preston Hollow Drugs Preston Road Barber ee ava ee RE Ae ose Meo Se 180 Preston Road Pharmacy Rafael Spanish School Ray ‘Si Shoes asc eee Os Se ene ee eee Renwar Oil Co Rideout. Motors) 524s ee ee eee Roach, Bob (Texaco) Roach ‘PaintjCo;.-. = 2 at. ee ee ee Sammy’s Restaurant Seidel... ke ss oecn Seta oa ee eee aha Sharp Hardware, L. J Sherwin Williams Simon Davie Sos0 see oe OS ae Be Be ee ee Smith, (Ads. Ji A ee ee es ee Stewart Audit Co Stewart, Robert S SUMING Ce Ye ce, ee ee Sunny: Sekvicesel nce. 226 eee eee ee ee Sylvester’s Opticians Tatum and Quade Tennessee Dairies as saetcd es ee eae eee 184 Thomas; Optic tGo rect: 2 re eee eee 182 Thormany:Rendle geese ech oS ees te eee ee 185 drippe Home AUto ger vcctor se aah ose tee eas ee 185 Turners! Cleaners... eaten cre eee rena en 171 NP YSOMUPIGNO CO rere grees eta eee ee 194 Universal’ PrintingsCom seen ee ee 175 University Barbe tcc. cemcesee trees, cee ean as Seen cee ee 170 University Pharm ccy i: ssc. aces ee ee cee ee eee 192 Von. Winkle: MotorsiGo ecto: eeteeg ee ee oe ee 169 Varsity Shop iocsaseece cg te, eee oe 173 Village Barber-cp.5 Se bs eee ae ee 198 Welf SFUrn tunel cases tee eee ee eee oe ees 178 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 ESQUIRE CLEANERS THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS 6613 Hillcrest C0. LOB ERLOeS Old Fashioned Barbecue Your Paint Service Center TAKE SOME HOME! ; 31 Highland Park Village 4200 Oak Lawn 7811 Inwood Road 2226 S. Llewellyn 5711 Lovers Lane Phone LO-3858 All Types of Beauty Work GUNN’S BEAUTY SALON Phone LA-5475 6225 Hillcrest Dallas, Texas | Page One Hundred Sixty-five HODGES Photographers PORTRAITS COMMERCIAL Compliments of PARTIES WEDDINGS WE PLEASE THE INDIVIDUAL MOBI EY 4514 Lovers Lane at Loma Alto FO-8-8990 AN D ADELE HUNT, INC. FURNITURE SHOP Brass ® Copper ® Decorating Service 2819 NORTH HENDERSON TR-2281 Dallas EEO GR CONTRACTORS “Satisfied Customers... Our Best Reference” ERMA HAYES’ BEAUTY SALON 4333 Lovers Lane LA-5905 Left to right: Whether you eat during A, B, or C period, the rush is just pe 3 the same Be) 4 1 i ‘ ; : J Center: Don Mighell and Peggy ee to the operetta is the j ae Weddington lead the parade, party after the show on closing ee through the crossed sabers at, night. fi ; : , Smiling Art Club members rts recovers body : stewing stew for their annual shindig. Page One Hundred Sixty-six Compliments of a Friend Congratulation from THE EMPIRE STATE BANK L7AsD ESN@GS 6817 Snider Plaza — Dallas 5, Texas KATHRYN CURRIN Gee cnueeribonactan COME IN AND SEE US Compliments Real Estate — Loans Insurance LOMA ALTO BARBERS 5964 Northwest Highway EM-2811 RICHARD PLAZA PRINTERY H M C LAR RY PRINTING ENGRAVING STATIONERY ¢ OFFICE SUPPLIES (0. 6916 Snider Plaza INSURANCE Phone JU-4435 Page One Hundred Sixty-seven TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Wiseman, Victer Lary, and Carolyn Cave issue a warm welcome to Dr. Steel during Religious Focus Week. Music from south of the border for Spanish assembly. ASHBURNS ICE CREAM 4427 Lovers Lane 3310 Knox 1907 Skillman Page One Hundred Sixty-eight AY LOWER ROW: Crazy capers by the choir. Dorothy Nettleton and Don Mighell in the Christmas pageant, ‘‘Lost Star.’ Compliments of a Friend E. B. MOTT 5 cent to 5 dollar Store Masterpiece School Supplies for All 3217 KNOX LOgan 9044 CLEANING LAUNDRY STORAGE PRESTON ROAD CLEANERS 8219 Preston Road FOrest 8-8489 Compliments GAWRsLeYn-o Beauty Shop TO LOOK YOUR BEST 6910 Snider Plaza LA-3941 ARTISTRY IN FLOWERS Distinctive in Arrangement Yet No Higher in Price Flower-A-Day Shop Phone LA-2103 Knox at Travis ——_—__—————___ | = Knox and Cole BURR- 5S Department Store Phone LOgan 6500 KIMMEY’S HARDWARE HARDWARE @ PAINT @® SPORTING GOODS GIFTS © GIFT WRAPPING 6611 Hillcrest Phone LA-7973 One Block North of S.M.U. Campus ’ emer 5 On Preston LADIES’ APPAREL SHOP 6717 Preston Road ® Dallas, Texas Margaret L. Pemer, Owner Phone JU-2045 4023 OAK LAWN PHONE: LO-3837 { Page One Hundred Sixty-nine UNIVERSITY BARBER SHOP 6323 Hillcrest LA-0252 “On the drag across from S.M.U., where all the students meet” Distinctive Apparel for Women and Children 4420 E. Lovers Lane FO-8-8289 Page One Hundred Seventy .. since 1877 Visit Our Fountain and Complete Drug Store Prescription Service PRESTON ROAD PHARMACY 6901 Preston Road Phone LA-999 1 D. A. WILKES J. P. GODWIN Owners and Operators Turn to TURNERS and SeAe VEL M. E. Moses Go., Inc. Cleaning and Laundry 5c-10c-25c and $1.00 Stores 7024 Snider Plaza LA-5891 Executive Offices KNOX STREET HARDWARE 1008-10 Elm Street 3214 Knox Dallas 2, Texas LA-2219 DALLAS STORES . 2221 Llewellyn St. MESSINA BROS. 2711 S. Lancaster Road 1008 Elm St. WESTERN TOGS . 3610 Greenville Ave. and SHOE REPAIRING . 6905 Preston Road F Boots °® Frontier Pants ° Hats . Snider Plaza 2035 Fort Worth Ave. Belts © Fancy Shirts ¢ Holsters Never will we know which makes us more tired —the dances or decorating for the dances. Mr. Story is Master of Ceremonies at the Hi- Lite dance. Page One Hundred Seventy-one lhighland 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-two Ladies’ Wear and Men’s Clothing Varsity Shop Across from S.M.U. LA-5134 Girls’ Gym Glimpses show that the girls do everything from badminton to posture building exercises to square dancing. o wer WOODY WELLS T. A. DUNKIN PRESTON ROAD BARBER SHOP 6801 PRESTON ROAD Telephone LAkeside 0148 Dallas, Texas QUALITY LAUNDRY STORAGE © EXPERT DRY CLEANING Specialists in Serving H. P. Students Over 20 Years LAUNDRY SUPREME 24-Hour Service on Request Behind Mustang Pharmacy 3406 Asbury Dan P. Manry Station Mgr. LOgan 1709 MIRACLE MILE STATIONERS 4506 Lovers Lane Phone FO-8-7369 Gifts Stationery Toys JOE ADAMS Magnolia Service Station Lubrication Brake Service Washing Polishing 7058 Snider Plaza LA-4211 eS SSSSSSSSSSSaSSSSS==_ Page One Hundred Seventy-three TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Now we know what goes on in orchestra room. Female side of Hi Park’s delegation to THSPA Conference. LOWER ROW: It seems funny to me that dogs are always try- ing to get into school and people are al- ways trying to get out. Corny comedy comes out of the orchestra banquet. DANIEL CLEANING CO. LA-9927 6307 Hillcrest Opposite SMU Dallas 5, Texas ae ee KENTUCKY COLONEL CANDIES Delicious Homemade Candies 8300 Varsity Plaza EM-6541 HIGHLAND FURNITURE 8201 PRESTON ROAD in Preston Center Page One Hundred Seventy-four Distinctive Wallpaper Selections 2000 Paint Color Blends to Choose From JONES GLIDDEN PAINT STORE ee Cities et : 6831 Snider Plaza A. Frank Jones, Owner JU-3692 SMART FASHIONS FOR WOMEN TEEN-AGERS | UNIVERSAL PRINTING CO. 4116 Live Oak 8403 PRESTON ROAD EM-3327 ) LETTERHEADS P.G. CALAME | Jeweler | ENVELOPES 15 Highland Park Shopping Village OFFICE FORMS LA-9116 Your Friends — Lithographing and Letter Press BERRY’S PHARMACY Printing 6200 High School Ave. DALLAS, TEXAS BERNARD'S CARPETS 4445 Lovers Lane JU-0575 Page One Hundred Seventy-five Dy —Y ; Y), Yes, yours to enjoy... to make the most of. You'll find me, Reddy Kilowatt, your friendly electric servant, always on hand to help you wherever you are. Remember ... someday you'll have a home of your own... for better living be sure it’s electric! Good luck for now... you deserve the best of it. RIDEOUT MOTORS, INC. AUTHORIZED Cedar Springs at Pearl , Sora | Dallas 1, Texas SALES AND SERVICE Drive in for service, RIDEOUT with satisfaction ——$————— Compliments of E. V. CAMPBELL CHAS. V. SUMNER Cleaning and Dyeing 4304 LEMMON AVENUE BUILDER SUNNY SERVICE STATIONS, INC. S H GREEN STAMPS DALLAS, TEXAS 3408 Rankin BILL INGRAM Phone LA-9881 6900 Snider Plaza low cost Contemputoty desk by Pau Mc Cope desk 5495 chau 19.95 Coot MODERN HOME |__| 6925 Preston Rd.—JU-0045 Page One Hundred Seventy-seven Top row: Factoring quadratic equations is studied by Mrs. William’s math class. Mr. Akin’s biology class studies everything from bugs to beautiful flowers. Lower row: Rita, Lynn, and Jim present skit for human relations class. History 8 students take United ae Nations test instead of writ- (i ing a term theme. FURNITURE Early American and Period Furnishings 3219 Knox St. Phone JU-4689 KILGORE MAYS Barber Shop TOMMIE MAYES, Manager Dallas, Texas 5414 Lovers Lane DI-8380 FLOYD L. FOWLER, Jeweler CERTIFIED WATCHMASTER WATCHMAKER REGISTERED CHRONOGRAPH TECHNICIAN AUTHORIZED DEALER HAMILTON WATCHES 6932 Snider Plaza JU-5620 PARK CITIES HARDWARE PAINT CO. BUILDERS HARDWARE Paint General Hardware 4336-38 Lovers Lane Phone EM-7146 oOo | Page One Hundred Seventy-eight Compliments of MEYERS and ROSSERS 315 .N. St. Paul AUBREY‘S BEAUTY SALON OVER 1,500,000 PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED 8413 Prospect 8784 Open All Night Preston Road Free Delivery In our modern plant we manufacture a complete line of high grade painting materials. For 22 years we have been furnishing these on much of the best work being done in Highland Park, University Park, and Dallas. ROACH PAINT COMPANY 2633 McKINNEY PHONE VI-4581 Page One Hundred Seventy-nine J. H. STOVALL'S PRESTON HOLLOW DRUG STORE Preston at Northwest Highway Compliments of ae ees HILLCREST CLEANERS We Operate Our Own Plant WESLEY 6. STEWART 7011 Hillcrest Ave. Pick-up and Delivery Service “State Licensed Accountant’ Accounting Service and Compliments of Bookkeeping Supervision BOB ROACH Audits - Systems Installed - Tax Service TEXACO Service Phone EM-7900 Preston Center 6715 Preston Road LA-0451 “Your Neighborhood Shop” Astle Ex NAZS INFANTS’ AND CHILDREN’S WEAR 8302 Varsity Plaza JULIAN W. ALLEN Dallas 3 Taxas Page One Hundred Eighty If Your Face Is Important to You go to CHAPE CHAPIN 5305 Preston Road omint Highland Park Village The Magic Name in Photography JU-6134 LA-7477 Snider Plaza AL J. SMITH, JR. Builder of Fine Homes 6405 AZALEA GOOD FOOD ® EM-3920 FAST SERVICE 9 PARK CITIES MOTORS PLENTY OF 8215-A Preston Road PARKING SPACE oe) COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE PAINT AND BODY WORK DALLAS, TEXAS YEAR ROUND Telephone FO-8-7398 C. D. COLTHARP E. S. PATTERSON AIR-CONDITIONING O———_-——_-——_ Rehearsals of “George Washington Slept Here’ shows the hard work needed to produce a senior play. MOBILOIL MOBILGAS CLAYTON AYERS MAGNOLIA SERVICE One-Stop Service Phones: LA-5971 - LA-0104 Lemmon Avenue at Loma Alto CHARLES-NANCE BEAUTY SALON 63 Highland Park Shopping Village LA-2137 LA-2138 THOMAS OPTICAL CO. Ground Floor, Medical Arts Building D. HARTIN THOMAS DON L. THOMAS Phones: RI-1066, RA-4493 Dallas, Texas Oo———- PAUL'S SHOES For Your OLD MAINE LOAFERS HIGHLAND PARK Shopping Village Page One Hundred Eighty-two DELMANN’S Women’s Wear EVA MANDELSTAM 6401-A Hillcrest Ave. Telephone JU-8507 THE BAND BOX—GIFTS Crystal - China - Pottery - Stationery JU-9993 HIGHLAND PARK SHOPPING VILLAGE, Dallas, Texas Stl BOYS’ and GIRLS’ APPAREL 4504 Lovers Lane FO-8-8291 “He won't go anywhere since we got our new radio from GABLE’S. GABLE ELECTRIC SERVICE Decidedly [Setter YOU WILL LIKE OUR a “usin SMI elindey ah Dry Cleaning Phone JU-6185 Regular Delivery Service to Park Cities Area, or Save with Cash and Carry. MONARCH LAUNDRY Preston Road at Highland Park Shopping Village ‘Tom G. of cach man OWNER Page One Hundred Eighty-three TENNESSEE ! e- Your Best Food M | L K= Ae is Bis Page One Hundred Eighty-four . Between Ervay and St. Paul Streets SPANISH EXCLUSIVELY en the best conversational 1802 MAIN DALLAS, TEXAS 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- PHOTOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT edge and conversational ability in these languages. Private, Semi-private and Small Group Classes during day and evening. Special Summer Courses for High THURMAN RANDLE CO. School and College Students. Special tutoring for examinations 208 N. Akard St. Dallas, Texas WILLIAMS TEXACO If It’s Laughter You’re After . SERVICE STATION Visit Mockingbird Lane and Airline Road M A e ec LA N D Phone LO-6407 “Store of 1000 Wonders” COMPLIMENTS OF TRICKS — NOVELTIES — PUZZLES — GAMES TRIPPE HOME AUTO STORE Hardware - Housewares - Sporting Goods PARTY GOODS — MAGIC — THEATRICAL SUPPLIES 3424 Oak Lawn Ave JU-8357 peau EEOY so Opposite P.O. PANISH scuoot wan SPANISH smo” Ze, 2 Zaalaly Upper row: “Hail to the Scotties.” Barton’s band boys. Lower row: “Y (yawn) E (yawn) A” (yawn) comes out at the 7:30 a.m. send off. “Shrimp boat is a’comin’. There’s dancing tonight. Compliments of a friend Page One Hundred 4 Bighty fwe ? Tike you re man enough fo use my account Dependable Watch Repairs | af my favorite man 3 shop All Work Done in Our Own Shops Ring Sizing Stone Replacing @g f V)] 4 Lr Y aye ° Diamond Setting Gold and Silver Plating Bead Restringing—Costume Jewelry Repaired Lovingly Phone ST-3159 1617 Elm St. Dad 4 Doors West of Palace Theatre Upper row: “There went my stom — (gulp) ach!’ — High school day at the Fair. Dave delivers the daily devotional. Santa visited the Homemaking class. Lower row: Blondie and Hosea tended the snack bar at the Student Council’s Cat Dance. Compliments of a Friend Page One Hundred Eighty-six 4421 Lovers Lane Congratulations PARK CITIES RADIO APPLIANCE “To Better Serve Your Appliance Needs” Phone LO-8516 Compliments of INWOOD GLIDDEN PAINT WALLPAPER STORE 5406 W. Lovers Lane Phone DI-8542 MARGARET CARROLL Beauty Salon Loma Alto at Lemon LA-4916 LO-5451 4115 Loma Alto RAY’S SHOES Shoes for the Family Phone DI-6637 5506 Lovers Lane Inwood Village . . Two Doors East of the Inwood Theatre Beef n’ Bun, Inc. BARBECUE SANDWICH 4500 Lovers Lane 6229 Hillcrest FO 8-9198 LO-9123 Tak e Home a Pound YOURGEOODeSTYLIST 2%. World’s Most Beautiful Baskets of ; Fruit Made at SIMON DAVID EAT THE BEST Established 1889 LA-4121 Shop With SUA el Sinclair Gasoline Goodyear Tires Hardware Garden Tools Zenith Radios and Television Fishing Tackle Hunting and Fishing Licenses Gully’s Village Store Northwest Highway at Douglas FO-8-9094 Lovers Lane at Douglas EM-3872 Dallas, Texas Page One Hundred Eighty-seven SOUTHWESTERN BALFOUR COMPANY e iiies Semeer Asers. Cis’ Frees, i 76 Compete tects {eR ome Mla ss aa x a Dow ttiownm Soles UOrtice “ —. a “ Se i _ ——_= mee ess ee Domes Sros.. seco ioc = K-1 200 MARKHAM SHOP HAROLD PEYTON JORDAN TT = = = Ss = [Zz 1A ce — 22 a Ook Prone = 5 en Co Blas soles 4 “ents GYZi snece zo Rs. 109 - —— _——_ = L. J. SHARP HARDWARE = = - cn = Our 31st Anniversary Servina the Pork Citie a ate — pens = - aD aril ean Gare pe TON WARE — APPLUANCES — LA N AND GAKDEN SUPPLIES You'll Like Doing Business With Hine IPONTIAC NEW CARS | -- = a SERVICE — } : j | == oo - — - Hine’ PONTIAC to rd i) f 4 on ‘ sa ear 5 1 allah gi vee P fh { Hite 1a “ { 1] feat Pa ih i} } r i hy ’ eM Mi , 1 i Ake thot rae i iv i yh ar a A Pp v . ( | a = — = +e crc = el) eal ---- —_— _ = L. 2. - -socto- Omer Se ve Uf SSseu = = - feeccadc merur = «= =o l= = = GF SSseu 2 - —— == = = __- — = ‘ - - = rz Q2 gomiret r _—| Ss Lee le —=- a, For Making the Grade in High Always Use MASTERPIECE PAPERS and TABLETS Their wide Acce ance by Both Teachers and Students in pta Highland Park Schools Is Evidence of Their Popularity! There Is No Substitute for Quality FOR SALE BY BETTER SCHOOL SUPPLY STORES EVERYWHERE Page One Hundred Ninety BEN H. JOHNSON — HAROLD C. HOOKER Owners JOHNSON Magnolia Service Complete Automobile Service Lover's Lane and Preston Road Dallas, Texas Phone LA-3454 Phone LA-0234 BONNETTE SHOP MILLINERY COUNTRY CLUB PHARMACY ¥ . C. HUDGIN eee el —CTCTCOEOE EO TTomefTjooaS OO—_— SoOE0S0N0NSSSSSS ee ————S— OS ————oooooeeoeooeoeoeoeoeloeleleleaqoanaea_aeee = oS oelewewewewoosqs =S=S S=$=$=$ $ $—$_ SSS : | : : = : -c - = We strive to do better than the best PLAZA BEAUTY SHOP LA-4775 6717 Snider Plaza Cans Gifts and Decorative Things “GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS’ 5404 Lovers Lane Dixon 0365 Compliments of P Neville JEWELRY — GIFTS 4402 Lovers Lane — Dallas Phone FO-8-8293 Whittle music co. The Southwest's most complete 1108 Be St music house Dalles latest RECORDS Pig Stands! Pig Stands! Pig Stands! Pig Stands! An Institution for Food and Drink Service for Thirty Years! ‘There’s One in Your Neighborhood” MOBILUBRICATION — BATTERY SERVICE M. J, PARKER SERVICE STATION cGeed Mockingbird Lane and Preston LA-9775 DALLAS Quality Sabres GEORGIA MAKOY FLOWERS Phone: LA-1891 Bus. LO-3805 7019 Preston Road 5330 Lovers Lane Night DI-1046 The finest fabrics are at McGees U n iversity Pha rmacy Complete pattern stock of 6327 Hillcrest Avenue Prompt, Free Delivery Three Registered Pharmacists Vogue , McCall Simplicity Have Your Doctor Phone Your Prescription Here PETE Sportatorium is the next step for these grapplers! Hal Waterman, Allen Jones, and Jim Groves sing for the football banquet. Lower row: Mrs. Webster smiles over tomorrow’s menu—roast beef and mashed potatoes. : “I'm tired and | wanta'go home!” Page One Hundred Ninety-two Our star passer doesn’t know his own strength since they put CABELL’S Homogenized Milk on our training table!” — — WY Congratulations Graduating Class of 1932 Renwar Ou Corporation Page One Hundred Ninety-three ili biked: byhyl, af i TT | . . CARL BARNETT, INC. Y FURNITURE AND ACCESSORIES Phone EL-5091 ODELL and JOHNSTON SERVICE STATION Serving Preston Hollow, Highland Pork, and University Pork 8421 Preston EM-2222 HIGHLAND M oo 0 0 ’ Sunday — 11 to 3:30 KNOX ST. Week Doys — 11 to 8:00 TYSON PIANO CO. Dealers in Fine Pianos Home of The Mason Hamlin Gulbronsen—Musette—Geo. Steck—Weber—Winter Experience — Dependability — Integrity Two stores for your convenience 3513 Ock Lown jJU4123 710 Elm St. RI-4094 DALLAS, TEXAS WR yee Galleries Show Place of the Southwest Telephones: R!I-4486 2524 Cedar Springs RI-4678 Dallas, Texas Doran Chevrolet 2222 MAIN STREET Telephone PR-5141 Dallas Ignition, Starter and Generator Service, Motor Tune-Up, Brake Relining and Adjusting eae Alexander’s Service Station Exclusive y Operated by | WASHING - LUBRICATING TIRE RECAPPING - TIRES AND BATTERIES Doctors of Medicine | Phone LA-3544 7001 Preston Road Dallas, Texas @ Physician's ae Optical Company 431A Medical Arts Bldg. Park Cities Pharmacy Complete Drug Service Free Delivery — School Supplies LA-5118 6001 Preston: Rd. Page One Hundred Ninety-six “The Prescription House for the Eye Physician” SY, EV ESRER eS Dis ensin —O licians pensing Up Phone RA-6968 308 Medical Arts Building Dallas RAB. OODMAN Investment Securities Southwestern Life Bldg. Choir officers: Jane Hardwick, Elleanor Walker, Jim Groves, Mary Miller, and Ann Larson. Lasting moments of the Lads and Lassies. Page One Hundred Ninety-seven : VILLAGE BARBER SHOP = = MIGSEAND PARR VYRLAGS Aono rr _ = P as ee GORDON COX, Owne Phone JU-4 Clark Variety Stores se , 5508 W. Lovers ¥. LUVVESTS BAW UOISED COOL poyidsopy J0j)ADg wooly ssony eeAvenyuenitene Scottie Seniors, on Your June Graduatio trom Former Scotties Now at cates A. 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 Aggie graduates. YwYy ooo @ 1 ©. i] oO i] QO = DICK PRICE MOTOR COMPANY DESOTO...PL YMOUT Dich nice 2100 NORTH HARWOOD—DALLAS SALES - SERVICE - PARTS PHONE: RA-7294 -= = UPA FRILLS £7 FINE RESTAURANTS Po EMjoy the best in fine foods and CO? the pleasant atmosphere always found at Sammy’s | Compliments of THE DRYCO ‘Gor BROOKS | 11448 Harry Hines Blvd. BARBER SHOP | a. Compliments of ROBERT S. STEWART REAL ESTATE 3406 Rankin Phone LA-0188 What Would the Highlander be Without Pictures? LAUGHED PHOTO GRAPHERS Have served the Scots for many years and are justly proud of tt 6411 Hillerest LA-3860 Page Two Hundred Just a little from library — “Now, | wonder if this one will do?” “That will two weeks.” the in Officers of Hi Park’s new club, “The Library Club’’ and their sponsors, Mrs. Moen and Miss Floyd. Compliments of a friend Compliments of FINCHER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Dallas, Texas 2523 McKinney Avenue STerling 2345 Page Two Hundred One piipAiiaail | FA SLM =k ett a, 471 Ae Hi Lite spring officers — Martha Maxwell, Nancy Woods, Priscilla Rettger, Betty Chees- borough, Sally Harris, Dorothy Chandler, Carolyn Cave, Anne Maddux, Patsy Weber, Lounelle Mays, Mary Lou Oliver, Ruth Ann Barrett, and Gayle Neeley — at the Old South ball. Compliments of O'ROURKE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Page Two Hundred Twa ca Every Kind of Insurance Protection! FIRE WINDSTORM RAIN AVIATION CASUALTY BONDS AUTOMOBILES MARINE ACCIDENT Our organization maintains an INSURANCE ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT, qualified to analyze your rates on any class of insurance. D. H. Houseman Don M. Houseman COCHRAN HOUSEMAN Houseman Building — North Akard at Federal Street PHONE RAndolph 4566 Page Two Hundred Three ‘ 2B JEA “one LEM Upper left: Climax to campaign — voting. Hi Park candidates stage crazy campaigns. boys’ $17.75 boys’ $21.50 girls’ $14.50 girls’ $17.50 tax included Important Notice: Everts Village and Downtown Stores have an exceptionally fine class ring for the Highland Park High School students High School ; Y igh Sch JEWELERS + DALLAS 1815 Main St. and Highland Park Village Finer Jewelry Page Two Hundred Four The codfish doesn’t cackle To show what she has done. We scorn the modest codfish — The cackling hen we prize; Proving that, without a doubt, G O if}! Oo H M A N It pays to advertise. Advetlising Agency if DALLAS . 2 Tees ae See 25% HIGHLAND PARK SHOPPING VILLAGE We, the members of the Highlander Staff, wish to express our appreciation and gratitude to the following for their help in making the 1952 Highlander possible: Mr. Irving Wilkinson of Wilkinson Printing Company Mr. Harry Crenshaw of Southwestern Engraving Company Mr. and Mrs. James Laughead, “Betty and Brad”, and all the members of Laughead Studios Mr. Kiel Sterling of American Beauty Cover Company Mrs. Speight Jenkins for costumes Mr. Albert G. Pabst, Jr. for 1903 car. The codfish lays a million eggs; The Barnyard hen but one. TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Betts supervises while Jeanne Norsworthy prepares hydro- gen gas. Time comes for history term themes. LOWER ROW: Betty Masterson and Jim Saunders dissect the formaldehyde preserved frog. Mr. Howard and his movie projector operators. Page Two Hundred Five A Oj, Wane we inson rinting ey z Ps é } ; 3 $ a ors Sees pen eee, Peete tenstees tt ikerseteteeans ir £4 Rs phaeeert 5 ib aetetetee c : Pte ee . 7 i “ z A ott Sethe Jap The lie Cooperation hey hee ES oan The 1952 Highlander Page Two Hundred Six Congratulations ere Ey) eee Southwestern Engraving Co. For Helping Us to Make the 1952 HIGHLANDER Better Than Ever 905 Shocum, at Wichita In the Heart of the Trinity Industrial District Page Two Hundred Seven Page Two Hundred Eight = aie 2 D: ‘oP: 5 - 4 eS i, O04, ES m ss a) oe ver neee e—- Le Tr ale hae ee ones ee ee ee ri a OE Si SAA = hg Ae RASS SREY = 8 an if . ae b a _— ea
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