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

Text from Pages 1 - 226 of the 1954 volume:

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Jnqrf i ' If ,, ' v :Nl lf' V HIGHLAND PARK HIGH SCHOQL L , ,JAH r. f W 2 Published by ya by MW Mg ' UQ The Senior Class v i, . H ,gem ,'. Jmg4V, J ,Q,,:L,l..,f A 5 QQ- ,j,zAf,,..f U 22594, tif'-ff' 544141 M Z . ,44r,,T,,.1l3 ,rd bun ,Af . fl , J . ?f1w'w wifvf iajygffiyfffjw 3352255 ff? ffgyifykwffifqg-4513 qfffifilff lN'ifi? Q , x 1. I X' ' K . lg ' ' Ex .. w cg , ' ' 1 Mu Nh.A,N,v,-,,,,,.,,, 'N YJ man '-22' '- ' M Q x Page Four O'ZElA.7O'Z What will we remember most from dear old H. P.? What will remain with us many years after we ourselves have been forgotten? Lessons learned from our teachers, our books, and our friends? Ideals of scholarship, citizenship, and human relations? These things, of course, but what about all the other things that help make Highland Park the great school that it is? Won't we all remember the pep rallies on Thursday morn- ing, dances after the football games, the great Scot Spirit, Attention to the morning announcements, the excitement of spring elections, the nervous preparation for the first ROTC parade, and the final, unforgettable thrill of graduation? We will remember, for these are the things that make Our School Life. Editor-in-chief Business Manager Q In recognition of cx mom who hos given unself- ishly of his time, leadership, ond humor, The Senior Class cledicofes The 1954 HIGHLANDER to Floyd R. Hightower. Page F ive QP +120 yi , 'QI- P wwf' K ' 1 x ge Eight All hail fo fhee, Oh High Park High, The school we love so dear. We'll shouf fhy praise fo all ihe world Which echoes far and near, Thy fame and splendor we'll uphold, Thy greafness we'll proclaim. We'll honor and we'll cherish Thee- Dear High Park High. THE BOARD OF EDUCATION ARTHUR KENDRICK President if W. PERRY MCPHERSON MRS. JUDSON C. FRANCIS Vice-President and Secretory Finance Officer Mis QTTQ ff I I I fx wi 2 A D 2 MSE jg X EMI - I fi ' ,,-:,,. Z A . A. SIDNEY BRIGGS DR. JOHN CHAPMAN GEORGE W. JALONIK III A. H. MCCULLOCH Page Nina DR. W. B. IRVIN Superintendent of Highland Pork Schools Dr. Irvin vocations ot his cabin in New Mexico Page Ten BEN W. WISEMAN Principal of Highland Pork High School Mr. Wisemcm's grcmdsons pay C1 visit to his office Page Elez eu Qs us EA, I C. D. BOWLBY Vice-Principal Highland Pork High School i i l ! MRS. R. J. PRICE .R- P- LIVE'-Y President Parent-Teocher P eS'denT Pflfk CITISS Association Dads Cllfb Page Twelve fi GRACE GILLON, M.A. Registrar Top Row: RUTH F. MOEN Library Assistant LOUISE GILLON Secretary to the Principal Bottom Row: KATHERINE DYER Attendance Secretary JULIA ANN BARTOSH, R.N. Health Education MRS. FONDELL O'NEAL, B.S. Secretary to the Principal wr PRINCESS MARTIN, M.A. CARRIE INMON, M.A. Counselor Counselor FACULTY AND STAFF Page Tlwirlcezz ,,, R x L :I W' '45 fi. ,, A T' I , is , liz., - 1 ,- sb SI 1 1, Z 1 If fl A S .I 3 32 , if Ik A SSW ENGLISH Second Row: SITZ, GLADYS, M.A. English STEED, EDITH M., M.A. English STEWART, MARY, M.A. English Top Row: ANDERSON, MAUD, M.A. English JAMES, LOUISE, M.E. English LACKEY, MABEL, M.A. English Third Row: MARTIN, MRS. HUBERT D., A.s. TI-IORNEIL, ELEANOR, M.E. I. . WILLIAMS, LEDA Eng 'Sh E 9l'Sl' NASH, M.A. ROLLINS, MRS. LOIS, M.A. WATKINS, HORTENSE, M.A English English English , , ,, 77 v,, H. High seniors try to improve their vocabulary under Dan Hampton tells the English 7's about the Miss Watkins' direction. Shakespearean theater. Page Fourteen MATHEMATICS Top Row: Second Row: DABNEY, W. Y., M.E. NEAVES, MARY EMMA, M.A. Mathematics Mathematics FOWLER, JESS, M.E. SMITH, C. Q., B.A. Mathematics Mathematics JEFFERS, BRUCE, M.E SMITH, MERLE, M.A. Mathematics Mathematics KIDD, LORINE, M.A. WALTERS, CATHERINE, M.E. Third Row: Mathematics Mathematics WISSEMAN, HARRY' KIDD, OGDEN, M.A. WILLIAMS, MRS. FRANK, B.A. M.A. Mathematics Mathematics Mathematics It ,,,,.,.:, A .Eg Tom Hogdon and Alan McDonald try to find how Mr. Wiseman's test must be easy because many sides a circle has. everybody's happy. Page Fifteen SOCIAL STUDIES Top Row: MORRIS, HAZEL, A.B. History BINNION, RALPH E., M.A. Economics ORR, CATHERINE, M.B.A. History ond Commerciol Low MILLER, MRS. I. O., M.A. Hmory Second Row: MORRIS, G. B., B.A. SHORT, MRS. GEORGE T., M.A. History History Page Sixteen History 7's look over returned Mrs. Short's history students search the files term themes. for additional information. SCIENCE Top Row: MARSHALL, C. H., M.S. AKIN, RAYMOND M., M.A. Biology BETTS, FLORA MAY, M.A. Physics Chemistry Second Row: GRAHAM, H. L., M.S. RUDDELL, GEORGE W., M.A. Biology Chemistry JENKINS, EDWIN E., M.E. SAUER, MARGARET, B.A. Biology Biology The girls' general science class learns a few household Miss Betts' watchful eye makes sure tips from Mr. Marshall. that nothing blows up. Page Seventeen sw? wfifiikf .-. , :S ,, I 3: 5,55:5::..e W ' '? Q . W yn E Q -z iss, sg , ig ik 'T Lf 15 1 r ' M, ..... .,.,. A.,. . , -Exif:-E 5252523 T. 1' xl-2259 :ELL 5, v N, - .f.,'I? 'IfZff.. ' ig Q A ' H, fi Y Z we QQ T ,ff A .Q 5 im Foreign Languages Top Row: BOYD, LELA HAZELLE, M.A. COLEMAN, REBECCA, M.A. COOK, DIANE, B.A. Spanish Spanish Spanish HARDIN, MARY D., M.A. JARRETT, NEIL, M.A. Latin and English Spanish Second Row: MASTERS, HILDA, M.A. PIPES, LUNETTE, B.A. STORY, FRANK, M.A. Latin Spanish French Dr. Wasson tells Mr. Storey's French class about Doffy Brocksmifh in a lace monfilla lends her frip fo Europe as Eula McBride and Luteria Hightower aimosphere fo Senorifa Boyd's Spanish class. Page Eigloteefz hold her nofes. C 5 ll It 5 34 if s w ift' J if ' 71 ' . 1'Y?'5fSf f ' .. L: riff ' M.. Eg g! C, 5 ,,- . -fx G. , - . if mm :.- f aff Top Row: CASEY, NEWMAN F., B-S. FRANKLIN, J. O. COTTON , M.E. HIGHTOWER, FLOYD R., B.S. Major Instr. R.O.T.C. and Safety Education Commandant of Cadets Assistant Commandant Lt. Com. of U.S-N.R. KENNEDY, ERNEST F., M.E. MURCHISON, JAYNE, B.S. Safety Education Physical Education Second Row: WATSON, GYNNE, M.A. WILLIAMS, DON, B.S. Physical Education Physical Education ' 31: .. Qs , Claiie Taylor and Martha Bowser iump in the 'Final playoff The boys' gym class keeps a hot volleyball game going. between class winners and all-stars. Page Nineteen MUSIC Left to rig ht: BARTON, HARRY F., M.A. Col. Instr- R.O.T.C. and Band GRIFFITH, DORIS, B., B.M.E. Orchestra HINSCH, MIRIAM H., B.M.C. Music POPE, FLORA LEE, M.E. Music French I1ornists Barbara Lagow, Rex Cantrell, Cecilia Straus, David Pittman, Sue Kesey, Barbara Lagow, Barbara Harring Eddie Deloach, Betsy Minot, George Rice, Jean ton, Sherron Matthews compose an ensemble Messersmifh, and Glen Hampton take five. from the Highlander Band. Page Twenty - --.1,,.,, fi if 'sfgfz 1 IE if i 35' SPECIAL DEPARTMENTS Second Row: HENRY, ARCHIE, M.S. Homemaking HILL, MARION T., M.A. Commercial LACY, IVA MAE, M.A. Human Relations MOORE, HELEN, M.A. Speech and English Top Row: BISHOP, ALVIN C., M.S. Industrial Arts CREIGHTON, MARGUERITE, M.A. Library CROW, PORTER, M-A. Speech DIAL, NANCY ELLA, A.B. Art Third Row: ROUSSEAU, MRS. JEANNE, B.A. GREER, WILLIAM D., M.S. REYNOLDS, MRS. ESTES, M.S- Journalism and Industrial Arts Commercial English Typing 'I's wait tensely for Mr. HiII's AII right, Some of the woodshop boys work on when you're ready, begin. anticipation of rain. boat in Page Twenty-one Searcy, Sally, Miss Murchison, Jerry, and Claire pass Through the doors of dear old H. P. for the last time with long faces. OFFICERS OF THE JANUARY CLASS Jerry Harlan . Searcy Miller . Sally Slafon . Claire Taylor . Jayne Murchison Page Twenty-four President Vice-Presideni Secretary Treasurer . Sponsor Lee Clinch, Miss Watkins, Syd, Ann, and Lee English trace the history of Highland Park in Highlanders ofthe past. OFFICERS OF THE JUNE CLASS Lee English . . President Syd Carter . . Vice-President Lee Clinch . . . . Secretary Ann Stone . . . . Treasurer Hortense Watkins . . Sponsor Page Twenty-fi1'e Seniors AARON, MARCIA GAE lMARSHl Intramural Sports 1952, Hi-Lites 1951- '54, Travel Club 1952-'53, Junior His- torical Society 1952-'53, Music Festi- val 1952. AARON, MARJORIE ANN CMARGIEJ Intramural Sports 1952-'53, Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Junior Historical Society 1954, Music Festival 1951. BACCUS, FRED B-Team Football 1951, Hi-Y 1951-'53. BARON, SANDRA ARLENE Hi-Lites 1951-'54 Junior Historical Society 1952, Intramural Sports 1951- '54, Travel Club 1952. BASKETTE, MARY ANN Travel Club 1952-'53, Senior Play 1954, Dramatics Club 1953, Hi-Lites 1951-'53, Intramural Sports 1951-'53, Music Festival 1951. BEAUPRE, HOWARD JOSEPH ROTC 1951, Hi-Y 1951, Music Festi- val 1951. Page Twenty-.fix ,..M,..,,,c. M .M .Q ,sw ,sw ,s-wa.-m,.w .s up we-,,ww,,ss .ws 'is 2-is 1 awzfgfgf, 1121111 .nw L-...H is -s,ff.ww.w2,w . m'zs-2.2-isle .. ' 1:--aww:- wssfzifwzaiw . ' ' 1-si-villas-4 W. as fe-gi .sg-3,53--Ev , .. ,. , 'f 1-5355315 .wws'Q7 .,-:a '- - 'iigfs-3315 522'-MZE.:s. , -2 was-Eesti? ywfgifinmng owsggiaf 12933 ,wi-Ei- if 15 'ggi . . . iggsw-gg.. - ws. -it Qui-32321 ':-: I .Q E: Sizsfw 'EE -.- - 1 ftiwitlsmlaigletbl E Q-Us-Q I . . . . Maw-gmfss.-1 -. .am-i',.. :: Q 2834- Hswfzfivw'-' 'er - 1- mii e' , ' ,.-:ff-I :'f'Ii.'EI '-: gas -11 ,E H , ' wwf 1 ' ,- ag -,:,,. ---:,:.as5zg -.f :'!':.--I , '. :fi35f'5g f'g5:.s-W : ' -'-' :wus fit-0e2s'1'i '.:-: -.--x r: BLACKSHEAR, ALMA ELIZABETH lLIZl Hi-Lites 1951-'54, lads and Lassies 1953-'54, Music Festival 1951-'53, Vice-President Library Council 1953, Senior Play 1953, Operetta 1953. BROWN, GILBERT SEAY Major ROTC 1953-'54, Camp Dallas 1951-'53, Senior Play 1953, Vice- President Saber Club 1953-'54, Hi- Y 1951-'54, Linz Pin 1950-'51. BROWNING, JOE DABNEY Cheerleader 1953-'54, Lieutenant Colonel ROTC 1953-'54, Baseball 1953, H Association 1953-'54, Senior Play 1954, Highlander Staff 1953-'54. BUCKNER, FLOYD KING Track 1951-'53, Captain Track Team 1953, Camp Dallas 1951, H Asso- ciation 1952-'53, Hi-Y 1952-'53. BURKART, JORDAN VINCENT Hi-Y 195-'54, Linz Pin 1951, ROTC 1951-'53, Senior Play 1954. BYWATERS, JERRY MclARRY Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Junior Historical Society 1951-'54, Intramural Sports 1951, Music Festival 1951, Operetta 1953 CARNES, CAROLYN I W National Honor Society 1953-'54, Hi- V' '-M Lites 1951-'54, Intramural Sports - QIQI : . ,,'Z' ' 1952, Music Festival 1951. , I JR f ' . I 5 I 2 k CHILDRESS, NANCY ICLAMI Hi-Lites 1950-'53, Travel Club 1950- '52, Intramural Sports 1953, Music Festival 1950, Junior Historical So- ciety 1950-'52. COHEN, LEWIS HART Maior ROTC 1953-'54, Camp Dallas 1951-'53, Linz Pin 1950-'51, Treasurer Saber Club 1953-'54, Music Festival 1951. DAVIS, BARBARA SHARON IBEDEEI Intramural Sports 95-'53, Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Travel Club 1951. DIGIACINTO, SARA BETH Linz Pin 1951-'52, Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Senior Play 1954, Intramural Sports 1951-'53, Music Festival 1951, Travel Club 1951-'53. DOWNEY, CHARLOTTE BELL ISUEI Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Intramural Sports 1951-'54 Music Festival 1951, Travel Club 1952. Seniors EINSTEIN, HARRY JOSEPH ROTC 1951-'54, Music Festival 1951. FAIR, CHARLES EUGENE IGENEI Captain ROTC 1953-'54, B-Team Foot- ball 1952, Saber Club 1953-'54, Hi- Y 1951-'53, Camp Dallas 1951-'53. FOX, RICHARD OZANNE JR. Hi-Y 1950-'54, ROTC 1950-'52, FRANKFURT, JOYCE ELAINE UOYI Intramural Sports 1952-'53, Hi-Litew 1951-'54, Travel Club 1951-'54, Junior Historical Society 1951-'54, Music Festival 1951-'53. GALT, ALLISON KATHLEEN Student Council 1952-'53, Senior Play 1954, Intramural Sports 1951-'53, Travel Club 1952-'53, Hi-Lites 1951- '54, Music Festival 1951. GOLDSTEIN, GORDON ROTC 1953-'54. Page Tufenly-seven Seniors GRABSTALD, NORMA ELAINE Student Council 1952, Linz Pin 1951- 52. Junior Historical Society 1951, Music Festival 1952, Intramural Sports 1951-'52, Hi-Lites 1951-'54, GRANT, ALICE ANN Secretary National Honor Society 1953-'54, Student Council 1951-'53, Treasurer Hi-Lites 1953-'54, Senior Play 1954, ROTC Company Queen 1953, Highlander Staff 1953-'54, GRINKE, ANITA FAY Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Intramural Sports 1951-'53, Music Festival 1951, Travel Club 1952. HAMPTON, DAVID MICHAEL National Honor Society 1953-'54, ROTC 1951-'54, Linz Pin 1950-'51, Music Festival 1951. HARLEN, GERALD DREWERY UERRYJ President Senior Class 1953-'54, Track 1952-'53, H Association 1952-'53, Hi-Y 1951-'53. HAYDEN, LEROY ROBERT JR. IBOBI Captain ROTC 1953-'54, Band 1951- '54, Senior Play 1953, Hi-Y 1951-'53, Music Festival 1951-'53, Saber Club 1953-'54, Page Twenty-eight tw WfsllfwiiizbwgfzzszwUwzfasseswp,wr, U sem 95?g,:32w :'rw? 1qgzE22sg3gg'1'h 4 L D235 is 'P P' F We ,.,:1:: Elini Eziisf '55, we QM Zkwiisgii .1 A vs gsgpi gg.-., s fi it W W1 if N W nisiiiw Q. ,,. . . W, gf H. s ws W A ., ,Q Q sms v wg as g.!'::- Q zzz, V tt 15529 'E gi V-zg. ' f ggi? f . uve Q . - fxbpnsw al -.: ' 4 0'f Luo' r VQVQQQ , , '- si f, gs as ,. i-g.,.a.-: '- Magi' Wsfigwtik 5 ' 3 A fx s H' ,,:iwfg'1,,, fs vw,-. if . ,. 'Yi..w:g.su.s, WMM as . ':n,,ss,g:e. , rig, sfggftisi .1 fi giillwiiiflz ,Www -' .vwzzzay-fUfflZizp:,' my ,Q ..: gf, f ,L t 22' ,g Lfiex ' 3139 Ef'.,'.g,: ' 4 ' sim? :fir Z.: HERMAN, JoHN sum uAcio Baseball 1953, H Association 1953, B-Team Baseball 1951-'52, Hi-Y 1950- '54, ROTC 1953-'52, Crack Platoon 1950-'52. HOLCOMB, HUGH GORDON III Maior ROTC 1953-'54, Camp Dallas 1951-'53, Hi-Y 1951-'53, Saber Club 1953-'54, Linz Pin 1951, B-Team Foot- ball 1951. HOUGHTON, DAPHNE LOU fTransferred 1953 from Woodrow Wilson High School, Dallas, Texasj, Hi-Lites 1953-'54, HUNTER, VICTOR EDWARD JR. Dad's Club Award 1952, ROTC 1951- '54, Music Festival 1951. JONES, DAVID ARTHUR Captain ROTC 1953-'54, Round Table 1952-'53, Hi-Y 1951-'53, Camp Dal- las 1951-'53, Library Council 1953. KEESEE, MARY LOU Lads and Lassies 1952-'54, Operetta 1953, Senior Play 1953, Bagpipe Staff 1952-'54, Quill and Scroll 1953- '54, Hi-Lites 1951-'54. KELSEY, SUE CAROLYN Orchestra 1951-'54, President of Or- chestra 1953, Operetta 1951-'53, Band 1953, Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Music Festival 1951-'53. KEIFFER, CHARLES DAVID ROTC 1951-'54, Camp Dallas 1951- '52, Hi-Y 1951-'54, KING, JANICE MAE U. KJ Intramural Sports 1951-'54, Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Junior Historical Society 1952-'54, Travel Club 1952-'54, Mu- sic Festival 1952. LIPMAN, STANLEY LOUIS National Honor Society 1952-'54, Vice-President National Honor So- ciety 1953-'54, Latin Club 1952-'54, Vice-President Latin Club 1952A'54, Linz Pin 1950-'54, Hi-Y 1950. LOEB, MAY PEARLSTONE Senior Play 1953, Intramural Sports 1951-'53, Intramural Sports Award 1953, Music Festival 1951, Hi-Lites 1951-'53, Travel Club 1952-'53. McCORD, MARIANNE Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Dad's Club Award 1951, Intramural Sports 1951-'53, Junior Historical Society 1952-'53, Travel Club 1952-'53. Q N Seniors McKNIGHT, JOAN ELIZABETH National Honor Society 1953-'54, Student Council 1953-'54, Senior Play 1953, Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Bag- pipe Staff 1951-'52, Intramural Sports 1951-'52 MILLER, C. A. SEARCY lCLAUDE1 Vice-President Senior Class 1954, Student Council 1951-'54, Tri-Cap- tain Football 1953, Football 1951- '53, President Hi-Y 1953-'54, Dra- matics Club 1951-'54. NUSS, HENRY III. Student Council 1952-'54, National Honor Society 1953-'54, President Dramatics Club 1953-'54, Junior Traffic Commission 1953-'54, Senior Play 1954, Lads 8- Lassies 1953-'54, PATERNOSTRO, SAMUEL BURTON ISAMJ Hi-Y 1951-'54, Football 1953, H Association 1953. PATTILLO, SHERMA LEE Vice-President Hi-Lites 1953-'54, Sen- ior Play 1954, Dramatics Club 1953- '54, Student Council 1954, Intra- mural Sports 1952-'53, Travel Club 1952-'53. PENLAND, JR., ROBERT BUFORD CBOBJ Vice-President Hi-Y 1953-'54, Cap- tain ROTC 1953-'54, Saber Club 1953-'54, Hi-Y 1951-'53, Camp Dal- las 1953. Page Twenty-nine ,,, , Seniors PLUMLEE, SYLVIA FAYE lTransferred 1953 from Adamson High School, Dallas, Texasj, Hi- Lites 1953. PORTER, FRED THOMAS QTOMMYJ Student Council 1951-'52, Hi-Y 1950- '57 POWELL, WILLIAM LLEWELLYN, JR. QLEWJ Captain ROTC 1953-'54, Saber Club 1954, Camp Dallas 1950-'51, Hi-Y 1952-'54, Rifle Team 1953, Student Council 1950. RABE, RICHARD EDWIN IDICKJ Lads and Lassies 1951-'54, Travel Club 1952-'53, Hi-Y 1951-'52, Op- eretta 1952-'53, Music Festival 1951- '53, Intramural Sports 1950. ROGERS, WILLIAM JUDSON National Honor Society 1953-'54, Mafor ROTC Band 1953-'54, Senior Play 1953, Music Festival 1951-'53, Camp Dallas 1951-'53, Saber Club 1953-'54. ROMICK, MORRIS Page Thirty SESSIONS, JOHN MARSHALL CSONNYJ Football 1951, Track 1951-'53, Hi-Y 1951-'53, H Association 1951-'53, Bagpipe Staff 1950. SIKES, LARRY Hi-Y 1951-'54, Track 1953, H Association 1953. SLATON, SARA ANN KSALLYI Junior Representative Student Coun- cil 1952-'53, Treasurer Student Coun- cil 1952, Cheerleader 1953, Secre- tary Senior Class 1954, Intramural Sports 1951-'54, Hi-Lites 1951-'53. STUART, JOHN UOHNNY1 Cheerleader 1953-'54, Bagpipe Staff 1952-'54, Student Council 1952-'53, Track 1951-'53, Vice-President Hi-Y 1953, Senior Play 1953. TAYLOR, CLAIRE ELIZABETH QC. TJ Treasurer Senior Class 1954, Tennis 1953, Intramural Sports 1951-'53, Travel Club 1951-'52, Senior Play 1953, Hi-Lites 1951-'54. TOOMEY, JEAN ANNE Secretary Library Council 1953, Sen- ior Play 1953, Hi-Lites 1951-'54, .lun- ior Historical Society 1951-'54, Travel Club 1951-'54, Music Festival 1951-'53. TOUCHSTONE, GIFFORD O'NEILL Colonel ROTC 1953, Golf 1952-'53, Vice-President Hi-Y 1953-'54, Presi- dent Saber Club 1953-'54, H As- sociation 1953-'54, Student Council 1952-'53, VIFQUAIN, BARBARA MARY Student Council 1952-'53, Senior Play 1953, Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Intramural Sports 1951-'54, Music Festival 1951, Travel Club 1951-'53. V.FQUAIN, BONNIE MAE Student Council 1952-'54, Senior Play 1953, Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Intramural Sports 1951-'54, Music Festival 1951, Travel Club 1951-'53. WALTON, NANCY JANE Hi-Lites 1950-'54, Travel Club 1951- '52, Junior Historical Society 1951- '52, Intramural Sports 1952-'53, WATERS, RONALD ROY iRONNIEl Uransferred 1952 from Allen Acad- emy, Bryan, Texasl, Hi-Y 1952'54, ROTC 1952-'53, Senior Play 1953. WATKINS, EVA LOUISE Senior Play 1953, Dramatics Club 1953-'54, Music Festical 1951, Hi- Lites 1951-'54, Intramural Sports 1952-'53, Travel Club 1951-'53. Seniors WATSON, LEWIS FREMONT Track 1951-'53, H Association 1951-'53, Hi-Y 1951-'53, B-Team Basketball 1952. WATSON, LUCIA ANN KBONESI National Honor Society 1953-'54, Student Council 1951-'52, 1953-'54, Highlander Staff 1953-'54, Senior Play 1953, Hi-Lites 1951-'54. WERNER, HARRY CSONNYI B-Team Baseball 1951. WOOD, MERITA LU Senior Play 1953, Dad's Club Award 1952, Operetta 1952-'53, Music Fes- tival 1952, Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Lads and Lassies 1952-'54. ZANE, SUSAN LAURA QSUSIEI Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Music Festival 1951, Junior Historical Society 1952-'53, Travel Club 1952-'53, Highlander Staff 1953-'54, Senior Play 1954. JUNE CLASS ABBEY, JOE BEVERLY Captain ROTC 1953-'54, Hi-Y 1951- '54, Student Council 1951, Saber Club 1953-'54, Swimming 1953-'54, Camp Dallas 1953. Puge Thirty-one Seniors ABRAMSON, JERRY LEWIS Chairman Round Table 1954, Round Table 1951-'54, ROTC 1952-'54. PATRICK, CAROL ADAMS QCAPPYJ Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Travel Club 1952- '54, Junior Historical Society 1952- '54, Intramural Sports 1951-'53, Mu- sic Festival 1953, Linz Award 1951. ADAMSON, ROGER LEE B-Team Football 1952, Football 1953, Track 1953, Hi-Y 1952-'53, H As- sociation 1954. AECHTERNACHT, FRANCIS GAIL Music Festival 1953, Highlandaires 1953-'54. AKARD, ANN Hi-Lites 1952-'54, Intramural Sports 1950-'54, Art Club 1953, Intramural Award 1953-'54, Travel Club 1952- '53, Junior Historical Society 1952- '53 ALLEN, BILLIE LOUISE Hi-Lites 1951-'52, Linz Pin 1953, Highlandaires 1953-'54. Pqge Thirty-two ALLEN, DAVID unvsy Hi-Y 1952-'54, Lads and Lassies 1952-'54, Operetta 1952-'53, Bagpipe Staff 1953, ROTC 1952-'53, Camp Dallas 1951-'53. ANDERSON, JAMES TROWBRIDGE COTTOD Second Lieutenant ROTC 1951-'54, Hi-Y 1951-'54, Camp Dallas 1952- '53, Saber Club 1954, B-Team Foot- ball 1952. Y N fl R A . n 3 . s tv . In ASTON, RICHARD KENT ROTC 1951-'54, Crack Platoon 1951- '53, Camp Dallas 1951-'53, Hi-Y 1950-'52. BAGBY, VIRGINIA TEMPLE QTEMPJ Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Travel Club 1952- '54, Junior Historical Society 1952- '54, Library Council 1951-'54, High- landaires 1953-'54, Art Club 1951- '52, BAILEY, WILLIAM SHERMAN QBILIJ Hi-Y 1951-'54. BAILIE, JANE STUART IJANIEJ Intramural Sports 1951-'54, Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Travel Club 1953-'54, Mu- sic Festival 1952, Art Club 1954, Operetta 1954. BARN ETT, QUATA FAITH National Honor Society 1953-'54, Intramural Sports 1951-'54, Hi- Lites 1951-'54, Junior Historical So- ciety 1952-'54, Travel Club 1952-'54. BARR, JR. WILLIAM wolr CBILLJ Camp Dallas 1951-'53, Second Lieu- tenant ROTC 1954, B-Team Baseball 1953, B-Team Basketball 1953, Crack Platoon 1952, ROTC 1951-'54, BARRETT, CHARLES DAVID IDAVEJ Band 1951-'54, All-State Orchestra 1953, Second Lieutenant ROTC 1954, Orchestra 1953, Hi-Y 1951-'54, Fes- tival Orchestra 1953. BECK, LINDA LESESNE LEWIS Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Junior Historical Society 1953-'54, Vice-President Art Club 1953, Intramural Sports 1951, Travel Club 1953-'54, Highlandaires 1953-'54. BELL, FRANK JR. IBOB BUNDY1 Baseball 1952, H Association 1952-'54, Second Lieutenant ROTC 1954, Bagpipe Staff 1951-'53, Saber Club 1954, Rifle Team 1954. BEST, BARBARA .IU National Honor Society 1953-'54, Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Travel Club 1953- 54, Junior Historical Society 1953- '54, Linz Pin 1951-'52. Seniors BILLINGSLEY, HASCAL BRUSS Hi-Y 1951-'54, H Association 1951- '54, Golf 1951-'54, Captain Golf Team 1954. BINFORD, JOHN CURTIS Lads and Lassies 1952, Operetta 1952, Dramatics Club 1953-'54, Dads Club Award 1951, Camp Dallas 1951, Hi-Y 1952-'54. BLACK, SHARAN Hi-Lites 1952-'54, Bagpipe Staff 1952, Intramural Sports 1952-'53, Travel Club 1953-'54, Junior His- torical Society 1953-'54. BLACKMON, JAMES CLIFTON Hi-Y 1951-'54, Track 1954, Music Festival 1953, All Festival Band 1953, ROTC Band 1952-'54, Stamp Club 1953-'54. BOBBITT, MARSHALL RHEA Hi-Y 1951-'54, Bancl 1951-'53, Stu- dent Council 1954, Orchestra 1951- '54, Stamp Club 1953-'54. BOTEFUHR, CHARLES EDWARD IEDI Lads and Lassies 1951-'54, Operetta 1951-'54, Track 1954, Hi-Y 1952-'54, Highlander Staff 1952-'53, ROTC 1951-'52. Page Thirty-three Seniors BOTTS, MIKE Baseball 1953-'54, H Association 1953-'54, ROTC 1951-'54, Art Club 1954, B-Team Football 1953. BOWERS, KATHRYN EDITH IKAYI Intramural Sports 1952-'54, Hi-Lites 1952-'54, Library Council 1952-'54, Travel Club 1952-'54, Junior Histor- ical Society 1952-'54. BRAGG, BARBARA Intramural Sports 1951-'52, 1953- '54-, Travel Club 1952-'53, Parliamen- tarian Travel Club 1953-'54, Junior Historical Society 1952-'54, Hi-Lites 1951-'54. BRAGG, CHARLES BARTLEY IBARTJ Hi-Y 1951-'54. BROKAW, PATRICIA KAYE IPATI Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Intramural Sports 1951-'53, Junior Historical Society 1953-'54, Library Council 1953-'54, Swimming 1952-'53. BROLLIAR, RICHARD HOLDEN IDICKJ Dads Club Award 1951, Hi-Y 1951- '54, Stamp Club 1953-'54. Page Thirty-four BROWN, JAMES DONALD UIMI Captain ROTC 1953-'54, Saber Club 1953-'54, Camp Dallas 1952-'53, Bag- pipe Staff 1952, Highlander Staff 1952, Hi-Y 1951-'54. BROWN, HELEN YVONNE Cheerleader 1953-'54, Student Coun- cil 1952-'53, Regimental Queen 1953, Intramural Sports 1953, Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Junior Historical Society 1952-'54. BUCHANAN, ELAINE 1 Highlander Staff 1953-'54, Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Travel Club 1952-'54, Operetta 1953, Junior Historicul Society 1953-'54, Linz Pin 1951-'52. BUCK, THOMAS JOHN ITOMMYJ Hi-Y 1951-'54, Swimming 1953, ROTC 1951-'53, Camp Dallas 1952. BURNS, CAROL ANN Art Club 1953-'54, Hi-Lites 1953-'54, Intramural Sports 1953-'54. BURNS, CAROL PATRICIA ICAROL PATI Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Intramural Sports 1951-'54, Art Club 1951-'54, Travel Club 1953-'54, Music Festival 1952. X. I wmuzsiwz' ww 4-ye .. - ' BURTON, JANE ELIZABETH In 357 Ha-Liles 1951-'54, An Club 1952-'53, Round Table 1952-'54, Bagpipe Staff Q 1952-'54, Linz Pin 1952, Intramural msg R A spores 1952-'54. 5 s CANDLER, DANIEL BEVILLE IDANNYI National Honor Society 1953-'54, Captain ROTC 1954, Saber Club 1954, Hi-Y 1951-'54, Stamp Club 1954, Camp Dallas 1951-53. CAPLINGER, CAROLYN THERESE lTransferred 1953 from Fern Creek High School, Louisville, Ky.J. Hi-Lites 1953-'54, .f 1 1' ' A p , f . . , It I J CARR, MARGARET SERENE lPEG6Yl : ,Q M I Hilites 1951-'54, Trav,el Club 1953- M '54, Junior, Historical Society 1953- L '54, Intramural Sports 1950-'53, E: Highlanlzler -Staff 1953-'54, Music I Festival 1953. . ' t ' ,ls CARTER, SARA ROBERTA President Hi-Lites 1953-'54, Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Travel Club 1952-'54, In- tramural Sports 1952-153, Student Council 1953-'54, CARTER, SYDNEY DODGE it Football 1952-'53, Baseball 1953-'54, I g .I mrs. 'I Tri-Captain Football 1953, Vice- E E President Student Council 1953, H IEE ' Association 1952-'54, Ha-Y 1951-'54. ,,, fi 7 iQ E, K 5' . 7 .,,,,,., T gl 11.3, Q 1 f Seniors CHAPIN, JACIE lTransferred 1953 'From Kingston High School, Kingston, Pa.1. Hi-Lites 1953-'54, Highlandaires 1953-'54. CHAPMAN, HELEN MARIANNE IANNE1 National Honor Society 1953-'54, Dramatics Club 1953-'54, Linz Pin 1951-'52, Latin Club 1952-'54, Hi- Lites 1951-'54, .Iunior Historical So- ciety 1952-'54. CHEESBOROUGH, EDMUND REED IEDDY1 Tennis 1952-'54, H Association 1953-'54, Dad's Club Award 1951, Hi-Y 1951, Stamp Club 1954. CHILDERS, CATHERINE ANN Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Operetta 1952-'54, Band 1951-'54, Orchestra 1951-'54, Intramural Sports 1951-'52, High- lander Staff 1953. CLAYTON, KEITH EUGENE B-Team Football 1952, Hi-Y 1953-'54. CLARK, ROBERT SCOTLAND ISCOU First Lieutenant ROTC 1951-'54, Hi- Y 1952-'54. Page Thirty-five Seniors CLINCH, VIRGINIA LEE Secretary Student Council 1953-'54, Vice-President Lads and Lassies 1953- '54, Sophomore Representative 1952- '53, Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Operetta 1952- '54, Intramural Sports 1951-'54. COCHRAN, THOMAS AVERY lTlMl Hi-Y 1952-'54, B-Team Basketball 1952. COLE, SHARON LYNN National Honor Society 1953-'54, Bagpipe Staff 1953-'54, Art Club 1951-'54, Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Operetta 1953-'54, Highlandaires 1951-'54. COLLINS, DOLORES TAMBLYN CTransferred 1953 from Ball High School, Galveston, Texasj, Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Travel Club 1953-'54, Junior Historical Society 1953-'54, Intramural Sports Award 1954, Intra- mural Sports 1951-'54. CONNELL, PATRICIA LOU CPATJ Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Art Club 1951-'54, Travel Club 1953-'54, Highlandaires 1951-'54, Music Festival 1953. COOK, CHARLES RAY IRAYJ Swimming 1951-'54, Major ROTC 1954, H Association 1951-'54, B-Team Basketball 1951, Crack Pla- toon 1951-'53, Saber Club 1953-'54. Page Tlairfy-Jixh COTTLE, .IOHN VIRGIL UOHNNY1 CTransferred 1953 from Waco High School, Waco, Texasj. COUCHMAN, PATRICIA KAY lCOUCI'Il National Honor Society 1953-'54, Bagpipe Staff 1953-'54, Quill and Scroll 1953-'54, Operetta 1953-'54, Lads and Losses 1953-'54. COWDREY, GAIL Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Intramural Sports 1952-'53, Travel Club 1953-'54, Junior Historical Society 1953-'54, Bagpipe Staff 1953. COX, CLAY HAMILTON DaCI's Club Award 1953, ROTC 1951- '54, Hi-Y 1954, Crack Platoon 1952- '53, Music Festival 1952. COX, DON CRAFTON CRIM, MARGARET RAY Secretary Hi-Lites 1953-'54, Vice- President Junior Historical Society 1953-'54, Student Council 1952-'53, Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Intramural Sports 1952-'53, Travel Club 1951-'52, CULPEPPER, NANCY DELL Lads and Lassies 1953-'54, Student Council 1951-'52, Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Operetta 1953-'54, Music Festival 1953, Art Club 1954. DAVIS, JUDITH LYNN UUDYJ Highlander Staff 1953-'54, Quill cmd Scroll 1953-'54, Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Travel Club 1951-'54, Intramural Sports 1953, Junior Historical Society 1953-'54. DAWLEY, JOE WILLIAM Hi-Y 1952-'54, ROTC 1951, High- lander Staff 1954. DEAN, PENELOPE ANNE lPENNYl Intramural Sports 1951-'54, Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Travel Club 1952-'53, Junior Historical Society 1952-'53. DeLOACH, CAROL GRACE Lads and Lassies 1953-'54, Music Fes- tival 1953, Operetta 1953-'54, Art Club 1952-'53, Intramural Sports 1952, Travel Club 1953. DUCKETT, JOHN WARNER, JR. Student Council 1951-'53, President National Honor Society 1953, H Association 1952-'54, Captain Track 1954, Basketball 1952-'54, Sopho- more Representative Student Council 1952-'53. ggwezsscsw Eg 5 Ni: .SN 15 ,Z s,,w i7? S19Eili'5iE'2s ---- A 'B s2rf:22:s:f:saz-: I :E- :g-. L - ww - :gi l 5. , , 5 se2 i. 5:-gag, e- P W, S 5' ' Jill -2:2 b 25 X Q 1- 3 2 fi st ' ' 'Y f fl ' : WE. ss 3.2-'fi y Qlsqg ' ::r.-3' Q i j I :f: . flv: itwsifff 1 , . - -3 iwsstv st Q an Q . tv ts ws Seniors DUFF, EDWARD W., JR. Hi-Y 1952-'54, Band 1951-'54, Music Festival 1953, Lads and Lassies 1953, Operetta 1954. DUNIEVITZ, MELVYN BERNARD Band 1951-'54, ROTC 1951-'54, Music Festival 1953, Dad's Club Award 1952. DUNLAP, DEVEREUX BROWN lDEVI Treasurer National Honor Society 1953-'54, Student Council 1954, Linz Pin 1951-'53, ROTC 1952, Swimming 1954, Lads and Lassies 1954. EDWARDS, NANCY LEE lNANl Highlandaires 1952-'54, Hi-Lifes 1952-'54, ELLIOT, STEPHEN CLAY National Honor Society 1953-'54, Hi-Y 1951-'54,' Linz Pin 1952, Bag- pipe Statf 1954, Highlander Staff 1954. ENGLISH, LEE FAIRFIELD President Senior Class 1954, Round Table Chairman 1953-'54, Lads and Lassies 1953-'54, Captain ROTC 1954, Band 1951-'54, Camp Dallas 1952-53. Page Thirty-xeven Seniors FAULK, JAMES SHANNON UIMMYI Football 1952-'53, Track 1953, B- Team Football 1951, B-Team Basket- ball 1952, Junior Historical Society 1952-'54, Hi-Y 1951-'54. FAUST, RUTH ANN Lads and Lassies 1952-'54, Music Festival 1953, Round Table 1954, Operetta 1953-'54, Hi-Lites 1951-'53, Intramural Sports 1951. FELD, ALAN DAVID Hi-Y 1953-'54, Art Club 1953, B- Team Basketball 1952-'53, Student Council 1953, Music Festival 1951, ROTC 1951. FELDMAN, DANIEL EDWARD lDANNYJ National Honor Society 1953-'54, Captain Tennis Team 1953, Tennis 1952-'54, H Association 1952-'54, Linz Pin 1951-'52. FORD, RICHARD DARRELL CDICKJ Swimming 1953, First Lieutenant ROTC 1951-'54, Camp Dallas 1951- '53, Saber Club 1953-'54, H Asso- ciation 1953-'54, Hi-Y 1951-'53. FOSTER, MARTHA ANN Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Travel Club 1952- '54, Junior Historical Society 1952- '54 Intramural Sports 1953-'54, Junior Historian Representative 1953. Page Thirty-eight FREIBERG, JULIE WALLIS fTransterred 1953 from Walnut Hills High School, Cincinnati, Ohioj, Hi- Lites 1953-'54, Travel Club 1953-'54, Junior Historical Society 1954, ln- tramural Sports 1953-'54, Bagpipe Staff 1954. GABLE, PATRICIA ANN Hi-Lites 1952-'54, Intramural Sports 1952-'54, Student Council 1953, Travel Club 1953, Junior Historical Society 1952, Operetta 1954. GARRETT, MYRA JEAN Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Travel Club 1952- '54, Library Council 1953-'54, Intra- mural Sports 1951-'54, Junior His- torical Society 1953-'54. GIBBONS, ANNE CAROL National Honor Society 1953-'54, Lads and Lassies, 1953-'54, Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Operetta 1953-'54, Intra- mural Sports 1?51-'54, Linz Pin 1951-'52. GIBSON, JOHN LYCURGUS IGIBBYI H Association 1951-'54, Football 1951-'54, Student Council 1951, Dra- matics Club 1953-'54, Hi-Y 1951-'54, GLENDINNING, ELAINE JOAN Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Travel Club 1951- '54, Junior Historical Society 1953- '54, Dad's Club Award 1952, Intra- mural Sports 1952-'54. GOLDEN, LOWELL EUGENE CGENEJ ROTC 1951-'54, Hi-Y 1951-'54, Saber Club 1953-'54, Captain ROTC 1954, Camp Dallas 1951-'53. GOLDMAN, DAVID Golf 1952-'54, H Association 1953- '54, Student Council 1953, Linz Pin 1952, Captain Golf Team 1954. GRAVES, JANE ANN Lads and Lassies 1953-'54, Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Travel Club 1952-'54, Junior Historical Society 1953-'54, Operetta 1953-'54, Linz Pin 1951-'52, GREER, EDWIN REGINALD KEDD Hi-Y 1951-'54, ROTC 1951-'54, Camp Dallas 1951-'52, Saber Club 1954. GRIFFITH, HAROLD JAMES ROTC 1951-'54, Swimming 1953-'54, Student Council 1953-'54, Hi-Y 1951- '54, GRIFFITHS, JOHN LLOYD UOHNNY1 Football 1952-'53, President H Association 1953-'54, Student Council 1952-'53, Hi-Y 1951-'54, Junior His- torical Society 1952-'54, Lads and Lassies 1951-'54. Seniors HACKER, GERALD LEE UERRYJ Round Table 1951-'52, Student Coun- cil 1951-'52, ROTC 1951-'54, Rifle Team 1954, Hi-Y 1951-'52, HACKWORTH, JUDITH CAROL UUDY1 Highlander Staff1953-'54, Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Travel Club 1952-'54, Junior Historical Society 1953-'54, Linz Pin 1951-'52, Highlandaires 1952-'54. HAGER, GEORGE WASHINGTON National Honor Society 1953-'54, H Association 1953-'54, Track 1952-'54, Hi-Y 1951-'54, B-Team Basketball 1951, Linz Pin 1953. HALL, CAROL GRISHAM IBIRDI Quill and Scroll 1953-'54, Bagpipe Staff 1952-'54, Lads and Lassies 1953-'54, Dramatics Club 1952-'53, Round Table 1953-'54, Operetta 1953-'54, HALL, JOHN PATRICK, JR. Football 1952-'53, Student Council 1952, H Aszociation 1952-'53, Hi-Y 1951-'54, ROTC 1951. HALLMAN, JED ALLEN Orchestra 1952-'54, Band 1951-'53, Hi-Y 1951-'54, Music Festival 1952, Vice-President Orchestra 1954, Operetta 1952-'53. Page Tlpirty-nine Seniors HAMMETT, ELIZABETH ANN KLIZJ Bagpipe Staff 1953-'54, Quill and Scroll 1954, Round Table 1952-'54, Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Intramural Sports Award 1953-54. HAMPTON, DAN EMORY, JR. Hi-Y 1951-'54, Student Council 1953, ROTC 1952-'53, Crack Platoon 1952, Dad's Club Award 1952. HARDWICK, GENEVA JOAN Secretary Round Table 1953, High- lander Staff 1953-'54, Linz Pin 1951- '52, Operetta 1953, Junior Historical Society 1952-'54, Hi-Lites 1951-'54, HARPER, BARBARA JEANNE Student Council 1953, Bagpipe Staff 1953-'54, Operetta 1952, Hi-Utes 1951-'54, Travel Club 1951-'54, Dads Club Award 1952. HARMON, BENSON JOSEPH IBENJ First Lieutenant ROTC 1953-'54, Band 1951-'54, Music Festival 1953, B- Team Football 1952, Camp Dallas 1952-'53. HARRINGTON, BARBARA ANNE National Honor Society 1953-'54, Secretary Orchestra 1952-'53, Band Council 1953-'54, Operetta 1952- '54, Travel Club 1953-'54, Junior His- torical Society 1953-'54. Page Forty Www HARRIS, LINDA LEE Corresponding Secretary Hi-Lites, 1953, Travel Club 1951-'53, Junior Historical Society 1951-'53, Intra- mural Sports 1951-'54, Hi-Lites 1951-'54, HARVEY, JOHN WADE CHARV1 Hi-Y 1950-'54, ROTC 1950-'51. HAYS, BARBARA LOREEN Hi-Lites 1952-'54, Travel Club 1952- '54, Junior Historical Society 1953- '54, Intramural Sports 1953-'54, Operetta 1953. HELLER. SALLY Travel Club 1951-'52, Art Club 1952- '53, Operetta 1953, Hi-Lites 1951-'54, HEMPLE, GEORGE HENRY Hi-Y 1951-'54, ROTC 1951-'54, Stamp Club 1954, B-Team Basketball 1952, Crack Platoon 1953. HENDERSON, BOYD LEWIS, JR. tB.l..J Lads and Lassies 1951-'54, Operetta 1951-'54, Band 1951-'53, ROTC 1951- '53, Hi-Y 1951-'54. H ENDERSON, JOYCE HENDERSON, NANCY JO U01 Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Junior Historical Society 1952-'54, Travel Club 1952- '54, Bagpipe Staff 1953-'54, Com- pany Queen 1952, Intramural Sports 1952-'54. HENDRIX, RAE ERNEST CHANNAJ Baseball 1953-'54, Basketball 1954, H Association 1953-'54, Hi-Y 1953- '54, B-Team Basketball 1952-'53, Co-Captain Baseball 1954. HENENBURG, ROSEMARY ELAINE Lads and Lassies 1953-'54, Operetta 1953-'54, Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Music Festival 1953, Junior Historical So- ciety 1952-'54, Intramural Sports 1951-'54. HIBBITS, CAROLYN SHAYNE ILYNNJ HI fTransferrecI 1953 from San Angelo High School, San Angelo, Texasl, Hi-Lites 1953-'54, Highlandaires 1953-'54, Travel Club 1954, Junior Historical Society 1954, Intramural Sports 1953. GGINBOTHAM, CAROL RUTH Captain Tennis Team 1953-'54, Stu- dent Council 1951-'54, Tennis Team 1951-'54, Intramural Sports 1951- '54, Linz Pin 1951-'52, Hi-Lites 1951- '54. rtxf st X 'N- -ai W' , , t cm, Miki, ' si i j ,Q -Z5 ,KH , M-H.. Us -Eg we f'5g.4Le,. ' , ' crm . .5 M., 2 2':F'.E2 - Lfffzfll ,, .... , ,Q-,..,,,, , f , fiffsg A 'Sgr ---, 5 if 2, 5- if I sz , - M, I DA M .g?32q ii gig: E 41 mf,-.if . ,if S. 4. Seniors HIGGINBOTHAM, JOYCE Travel Club 1951-'54, Hi-Lites 1951- '54, President Travel Club 1954, 1951-'54, Junior Historical Society Operetta 1953-'54, Intramural Sports 1951-'54. HIGHTOWER, MARGARET LUTETIA Operetta 1954, Junior Historical So- ciety 1952-'54, Travel Club 1952-'54, Hi-Lites 1952-'54, Music Festival 1953, Highlandaires 1952-'54, HOBAN, MARY MARGARET CPEGGYI Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Travel Club 1953- '54, Travel Club 1953-'54, Junior Historical Society 1953-'54, Intra- mural Sports 1954. HOCKER, GEORGE WILLIAM IBILLJ fTransferred 1953 from Reagan High School, Houston, Texas.D HODGDON, SAMUEL THOMAS CTOMJ Maior ROTC 1954, Saber Club 1953- '54, Hi-Y 1951-'54, Commander Crack Platoon 1953-'54. HOLMANS, CHARLES FREDERICK KCHARLIE1 ' ROTC 1951-'54, Camp Dallas 1951- '53, Saber Club 1953, Captain ROTC 1953, Crack Platoon 1951-'53, Hi-Y 1951-'53, Page Forty-one Seniors HOLT, BARBARA SUE Hi-Lites 1952-'54, Intramural Sports Award 1952-'54, Student Council 1953, Travel Club 1952-'54, Bagpipe Staff 1953-'54, Junior Historical So- ciety 1953-'54. HOOD, JAMES GREGORY UIM1 CTransferred 1953 from Thomas Jef- ferson School, St. Louie, MoJ, ROTC 1951-'52, Hi-Y 1951-'54, Track 1952- '53 HOOPLE, ROBERT Art Club 1953-'54, Lads and Lassies 1952-'54, Hi-Y 1952, Operetta 1952- '53, HOUSTON, NANCY STATON Highlander Staff 1952-'54, President Quill and Scroll 1953-'54, President Junior Historical Society 1953-'54, Company Queen 1952, Travel Club 1952-'54, Hi-Lifes 1952-'54. HOXS EY, HARRY FREELAND Hi-Y 1950-'51, ROTC 1951-'52, Music Festival 1951, Rifle Team 1951, lntra- mural Bowling 1951. HUDSON, JOEL KELLY KHAPPYJ B-Team Football 1951, Football 1953, Hi-Y 1951-'54, H Association 1953- '54. Page Forty-two HUDSPETH, CAROL DALE Lads and Lassies 1953-'54, Operetta 1953-'54, City Democracy Contest Winner 1953, Intramural Sports 1952, Art Club 1952-'53, Hi-Lites 1951-'54, HUGHS, PATRICIA ANN IPATJ fTransferred 1953 from Northside High School, Atlanta, Georgiaj Hi- Lites 1953-'54, Travel Club 1953-'54, Intramural Sports 1953-'54. HULSEY, GLORIA FAY Operetta 1953-'54, Music Festival 1953, Highlander Staff 1953-'54, ln- tramural Sports 1951-'53, Lads and Lassies 1953-'54, Hi-Lites 1951-'54. HUNSINGER, RICHARD KDICKJ Hi-Y 1951-'54, INNES, VlVlAN ANN Lads and Lassies 1952-'54, Operetta 1952-'54, Dramatics Club 1953-'54, Music Festival 1953, Intramural Sports 1952-'54, Swimming 1953. JAMES, LAURACE ANN President Art Club 1954, Lads and Lassies 1953-'54, Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Operetta 1953-'54, Music Festival 1953, Highlandaires 1953. JARRETT, JUDITH SUSANNE UUDIE1 Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Travel Club 1951- '54, Junior Historical Society 1951- '54, Intramural Sports 1951-'54, Art Club 1951-'52. JOHNSTON, ROBERT ADDISON lBOBI Vice-President Quill and Scroll 1953- '54, Swimming 1953-'54, Bagpipe Staff 1951-'54, H Association 1954, Hi-Y 1951-'54, Highlander Staff 1953-'54, JONES, ANN CLARY Hi-Lites 1952-'54, Intramural Sports 1952-'54, Music Festival 1953. JONES, ELIZABETH LUCRETIA CBETTEJ Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Intramural Sports 1951-'54, Travel Club 1952-'54, High- Iandaires 1953. JONES, DOROTHY ANN iDOTTIEl Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Travel Club 1953- '54, Lads and Lassies 1953-'54, Operetta 1953-'54, Junior Historical Society 1953-'54. JONES, DOROTHY JANE IDOTJ Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Intramural Sports 1951-'54, Travel Club 1952-'54. Seniors JONES, CLARA ILENE Company Queen 1953, Hi-Lites 1952- '54, Intramural Sports 1953, Travel Club 1953-'54, Lads and Lassies 1952-'54, Music Festival 1953. JONES, NANCY SUE IJONSIEJ Art Club 1952-'54, Junior Historical Society 1953-'54, Travel Club 1953- '54, Music Festival 1953, Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Intramural Sports 1952-'54. JORDAN, NANCY BELLE Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Travel Club 1952- '54, Junior Historical Society 1952- '54, Bagpipe Staff 1953-'54, Intra- mural Sports 1953. JOSEPH, SYLVIA ODELL Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Intramural Sports 1953-'54. KAGEN, JANICE Uransferred 1952 from Fairfax High School, Los Angeles, Californiaj. Highlandaires 1953-'54, Hi-Lites 1952-'54, Bagpipe Staff 1954. KATZ, FRANCES SUE Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Travel Club 1952- '53, Intramural Sports 1951. Page Forty-three Seniors KELSO, PAUL KPAVLOV OSLEKI Basketball 1953-'54, Hi-Y 1952-'54, Lads and Lassies 1952-'54, Operetta 1953-'54, H Association 1953-'54, KEMNITZ, JAMES D. UIMI QTransferred 1953 from Baltimore Polytechnic Institute, Baltimore, Maryland.J KEMP, KAREN ARLENE Travel Club 1953, Hi-Lites 1952-'54, Highlandaires 1952-'54. KENISON, KAY NATHALIE QTransferred 1953 from Washington High School, Sioux Falls, South Dakota.J KERLEY, ANNETTE VIRGINIA Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Intramural Sports 1951-'54, Junior Historical Society 1952-'54, Travel Club 1952-'54, KING, KAY MARION Art Club 1951-'54, Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Travel Club 1952-'54, Junior His- torical Society 1953-'54, Intramural Sports 1951-'54, Music Festival 1952. Page Forty-four KIRKENDALL, TIMOTHY GEORGE CTIMJ Hi-Y 1951-'54, B-Team Football 1952, B-Team Baseball 1952, Stamp Club 1954, Travel Club 1953. KIRVEN, DONNA RAE Lads and Lassies 1954, Hi-Lites 1951- '54, Travel Club 1952-'54, Operetta 1953-'54, Junior Historical Society 1954, Music Festival 1951. KLINGMAN, DOUGLAS WILLIAM CDOUGJ ROTC 1952-'54, Student Council 1953, Hi-Y 1953-'54, Saber Club 1954, Second Lieutenant ROTC 1954. KRUPNICK, ANNA CATHERINE Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Junior Historicall Society 1953-'54, Travel Club 1953-l '54, Intramural Sports 1951. N l Kuolc, SHARON GAY i Lads and Lassies 1953-'54, Student Council 1954, Highlander Staff 1953- '54, Quill and Scroll 1954, Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Bagpipe Staff 1954. KUNZ, HOWARD EDWARD Hi-Y 1954, ROTC 1952, Ddd'S Club Award 1951. LAGOW, BARBARA ANN ILAGOWJ Most Loyal Scot 1954, Secretary Orchestra 1953-'54, Highlander Staff 1953-'54, Vice President Hi-Lites 1953-'54, All State Orchestra 1954, President Art Club 1953. LAND, MARGARET LEE Intramural Sports 1952-'53, Hi-Lites 1952-'54, Music Festival 1953, Art Club 1952-'53, Operetta 1954, Junior Historical Society 1952-'53, LANE, MARY JANE Lads and Lassies 1953-'54, Bagpipe Staff 1953-'54, Quill and Scroll 1953- '54, Operetta 1953-'54, Music Fes- tival 1953, Hi-Liles 1952-'54. LARSON, KATHRYN HELEN fKATHY1 Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Intramural Sports 1951-'54, Travel Club 1953-'54, Junior Historical Society 1953-'54, LEE, GENE ALLEN Officer ROTC 1953-'54, Band 1951- '54, Camp Dallas 1952-'53, Orchestra 1952-'53, Music Festival 1953. LINDSLEY, ROBERT MARSHALL IBOBJ Maior ROTC 1954, Sober Club 1953- '54, Camp Dallas 1952-'53, Crock Platoon 1951-'52, Hi-Y 1951-'53. so Qi' MQ? xg, .S f -. -Q vi- I ex, we-:ss . -s f .. ' :Lg -I it 3 1. ' ..- X . K N531-,T 21, ' if 2, - -I I 2 twiki' Q, Q Q K A Ii I f f f E Seniors LIVINGSTON, LEE PRESTON IRUNTJ LONG, JOHN PHILIP Lads and Lassies 1951-'54, Hi-Y 1951-'54, Music Festival 1952, Ope- retta 1951-'54, LOVEJOY, JOHN WILLIAM UOHN1 Hi-Y 1952-'54, Music Festival 1951, Band 1952. LOFLIN, MARGARET Treasurer Travel Club 1953-'54, Hi- Lites 1951-'54, .Iunior Historical So- ciety 1951-'54, Intramural Sports 1951-'52, Travel Club 1951-'54. LUND, PATRICIA ANN IPATSY1 Travel Club 1951-'54, Hi-Lites 1951- '54, Junior Historical Society 1951- '54, Operetta 1953-'54, Dramatics Club 1953-'54, Intramural Sports 1953-'54. LYNCH, BILL WRIGHT ROTC 1952-'54, B-Team Baseball 1952, Lads and Lassies 1953, Hi-Y 1954, Travel Club 1954, Junior His- torical Society 1954. Page Forty-Eve --- - Seniors McBRIDE, EULA LEE IBOOGAI Junior Representative 1953-'54, Na- tional Honor Society 1953-'54, Hi- Lites 1952-'54, Intramural Sports 1952-'53, Operetta 1953-'54, Travel Club 1954. McBRIDE, SUSAN KAY ISUSIEI Intramural Sports 1953-'54, Hi-Lites 1953-'54, Library Council 1953-'54, Travel Club 1953-'54, Art Club 1954. McCLAIN, JEORALDEAN SANDRA IJERRII National Honor Society 1953-'54, Lads and Lassies 1953-'54, Dramatics Club 1952-'54, Operetta 1954, Hi- Lites 1951-'54, Music Festival 1953. McCONNELL, BARBARA ANN Lads and Lassies 1952-'54, Dramatics Club 1953-'54, Bagpipe Staff 1954, Junior Historical Society 1951-'53. Operetta 1953-'54, Hi-Lites 1951-'54, McDONALD, FRANK ALAN National Honor Society 1953-'54, Band 1951-'54, Camp Dallas 1952- '53, First Lieutenant ROTC 1954, Hi-Y 1953-'54, MCFARLAND, JOHN SAMUEL UOHNNY1 Lads and Lassies 1951-'54, Operetta 1951-'54, Music Festival 1953, ROTC 1951-'52, Hi-Y 1951-'54. Page F arty-six McGEE, BARBARA RHAE Hi-Lites 1952-'54, Travel Club 1953- '54, Intramural Sports Award 1953- '54, Junior Historical Society 1953- '54, Intramural Sports 1952-'54, MACGREGOR, GEORGE LESCHER Co-Captain Swimming Team 1953- '54, Hi-Y 1953-'54, ROTC 1951-'53, H Association 1954. MACGREGOR, NANCY Business Manager Bagpipe 1953-'54, Student Council 1953, Quill and Scroll 1953-'54, Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Travel Club 1951-'54, Intramural Sports 1951-'52. McLAUGHLIN, SHERRY Treasurer Art Club 1954, Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Music Festival 1951-'53, Intramural Sports 1951-'54, Travel Club 1951-'54, Junior Historical So- ciety 1952-'54. McLENDON, BONNIE BETH Hi-Lites 1952-'54, Highlandaires 1952-'54, McMURRAY, JIM MAHON, CORDA LEE ICORKYJ Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Travel Club 1954, Junior Historical Society 1954, Art Club 1954. MANNING, JANE Historian Hi-Lites 1953-'54, Student Council 1954, Bagpipe Staff 1953- '54, Highlander Staff 1953-'54, Quill and Scroll 1953-'54, Intramural Sports 1951-'53. MARIS, DONALD JERRY IDON1 Lads and Lassies 1951-'54, Operetta 1952-'54, Music Festival 1953, ROTC 1951-'52, Hi-Y 1951-'54. MARSHALL, MARJORIE ESTELLE IMARGIEJ President Library Council 1953, Travel Club 1952-'54, Junior His- torical Society 1953-'54, Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Highlandaires 1952-'54. MARSTON, ANNE RANDEL lANDYl Captain Swimming Team 1953-'54, Art Club 1954, Travel Club 1952-'53, Junior Historical Society 1953-'54, Hi-Lites 1952-'54, Intramural Sports 1952-'54. MARTIN, FRANCES ILENE Junior Representative Student Coun- cil 1953-'54, Dramatics Club 1952- '54, Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Intramural Sports 1951-'54, Travel Club 1951- '54, Student Council 1952-'54. Seniors MARTIN, JOHN LAURENCE ILARRY1 Highlander Staff 1953-'54, Student Ciuncil 1954, Track 1954, Colonel ROTC 1954, Camp Dallas 1951-'53, Secretary Saber Club 1953-'54, MARTIN, PETE K. MASON, ANN Vice-President Hi-Lites 1953-'54, Treasurer Student Council 1953, Na- tional Honor Society 1953-'54, ROTC Company Queen 1952, Operetta 1953-'54, Travel Club 1952-'54. MASSEY, MARY Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Travel Club 1952- '54, Junior Historical Society 1952- '54, Intramural Sports 1952-'54, Sec- retary Junior Historical Society 1953- '54. MASTERSON, BETTY LEE Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Operetta 1953, In- tramural Sports 1951-'54, Art Club 1953-'54, Travel Club 1951-'52, Music Festival 1953. MATTHEWS, SHERRON LEAH fTransferred 1953 from Enid High School, Enid, Oklahomal, All-State Symphony 1954, Hi-Lites 1954, Na- tional Honor Society 1953-'54, Band 1953-'54, Orchestra 1953-'54. Page F arty-Jeven Seniors MAXWELL, MARTHA CATHARINE Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Travel Club 1952- '54, Junior Historical Society 1953- '54, Intramural Sports 1951-'54, Sec- retary Travel Club 1953-'54. MAYES, CHARLES DUDLEY IMAZOJ Lads and Lassies 1952-'54, B-Team Football 1952, Track 1954, Student Council 1954, Hi-Y 1951-'54. lf? IS u,1i MEINHARDT,JUDITH CEIJARE IJJDYIF- National Honor Spcietyr 1953-'54, I ii Student Council 1952-'QL Ofchdestfas - 1951-'54, Lada and Jlassies 19544, Operetta 1952 54, All-Sfajg Orclqes- fm :IQJIQ-'54.J lv , - f ri N- u , J 7 . u . 'I If L ' All ' 'pf , ' jf' VL .r . 1, , A. ,J . - A .1 ., 5 s I If I : l I in I ' ' f 1 ' lp u ' L f . 1 . l t I . Q. METCALF, DONALD JUAN IDONJ Baseball 1953-'54, Hi-Y 1951-'54, B- Team Baseball 1952, B-Team Football 1951, H Association 1953-'54, MILES, VIRGINIA ANNE QGINGERJ Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Intramural Sports 1951-'52, Operetta 1953, Junior His- torical Society 1952-'54, Travel Club 1952-'54. MILLER, THELMA CAROL National Honor Society 1953-'54, Hi- Lites 1951-'54, Art Club 1951-'52, 1953-'54, Travel Club 1952-'54, Junior Historical Society 1953-'54, Intramural Sports 1951-'54. Page F orty-eight' ,fs ,. - , ., . W ,,.,.,,.. , E, U . , 5 2 K If 9 Af ,s ,J f ,K ,, H 2 5 .E ss' fi' W W A if 4151 K I V 22 'Z M . ,. as 24 J li f 5 sw-f - I f 24 1 1, T it 2: I5 I f iiiifiik MILLER, JERRY KELLY Hi-Y 1951. MILLER, MARCIA ANN Historian Travel Club 1953-'54, Treasurer Library Council 1952-'53, Intramural Sports 1953-'54, Junior Historical Society 1953-'54, Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Music Festival 1953. MINOT, WILLIE ELIZABETH IBETSYJ National Honor Society 1953-'54, Siu. dent Council 1951-'54, Dramatics Club 1953-'54, Operetta 1953-'54, Orchestra 1952-'54, Band 1954. MOORE, ERNEST ARTHUR fTOMJ B-Team Football 1952, Football 1953, Hi-Y 1953-'54. MOSES, MARION WILMA Operetta 1952-'54, Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Orchestra 1951-'54, Art Club 1952, All-State Orchestra, 1953-'54, Music Festival 1953. MUSGRAVE, RICHARD LEE Captain ROTC 1954, Bagpipe Staff 1951, Highlander Staff 1951-'52, DacI's Club Award 1952, Hi-Y 1951- '54, Music Festival 1952. NASH, LINNA Editor Bagpipe 1953-'54, Quill and Scroll 1953-'54, Student Council 1953-'54, Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Intra- mural Sports 1951-'52, Travel Club 1951-'5-1. NEAVES, WALTER ADAMS Second Lieutenant ROTC 1954, Camp Dallas 1953, Hi-Y 1951-'52, ROTC 1951-'54. NEECE, SUSAN .IANE Linz Pin 1951-'52, Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Intramural Sports 1951-'54, Travel Club 1952-'54, Junior Historical So- ciety 1953-'54. NICHOLS, PAULINE ELIZABETH Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Intramural Sports 1951-'54, Travel Club 1953-'54, Jun- ior Historical Society 1953-'54, Op- eretta 1954. NICHOLS, PATSY Travel Club 1951-'53, Hi-Lites 1951- '53, Intramural Sports 1951-'53, Swimming Team 1952. NOBLE, JUDITH ALLEN UUDYI Lads and Lassies 1954, Hi-Lites 1951- '54, Travel Club 1952-'54, Operetta 1954. Seniors O'HEARN, BETTY ANNE IBEEJ Swimming 1952-'54, Hi-Lites 1951- '54, Operetta 1953, Musical Festival 1953, Intramural Sports 1953-'54, Junior Historical Society 1952-'53. OLAN, ELIZABETH QLIZJ Lads and Lassies 1953-'54, High- lander Staff 1953-'54, Operetta 1954, Music Festival 1953, Hi-Lites 1951- '5-1, Linz Pin 1951-'52, OPRENDEK, LINDA Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Bagpipe Staff 1952-'54, Historian Junior Histori- cal Society 1953-'54, Intramural SPOVIS 1951-'54, Operetta 1952, Travel Club 1951-'54, OSTEEN, THOMAS B. CTOMMYI fTransferred 1953 from Lafayette High School, Mayo, Florida.J PEELER, THOMAS LAMAR III KTOMI lTransferrecI 1953 from Country Day School, St. Louis, Missouri., PIAN, MARILYN SUE IMARI Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Intramural Sports 1951-'53, Travel Club' 1951-'54, Jun- ior Histerical Society 1951-'54. Page Forty-nine SENIORS PIERCE, BEVERLY JOAN IPIERCEYI Bagpipe Staff 1952-'54, Quill and Scroll 1953-'54, Student Council 1954, Highlander Staff 1954, Music Festival 1951f'53, Intramural Sports 1953-'54. PIERCE, MARTHA LOUISE ILOUI Highlandaires 1952-'54, Operetta 1953-'54, Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Music Festival 1951-'54, PIRANIO, CLEMENTINE BETH QCLEMI Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Operetta 1953, Highlandaires 1951-'54. PISTOR, WALTER BROWN QWALLYJ Captain ROTC 1954, Rifle Team 1953-'54, Junior Traffic Commission 1953-'54, Round Table 1953-'54, Saber Club 1953-'54, Hi-Y 1951-'54. PITTMAN, DAVID GEORGE IDAVEJ Orchestra 1951-'54, Band 1951-'54, President Orchestra 1954, Officer ROTC 1954, All State Orchestra 1953-'54, All Festival Band and Or- chestra 1953. POLHEMUS, MARILYN ADELE Bagpipe Staff 1952-'54, Quill and Scroll 1953-'54, Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Intramural Sports 1951-'54, Travel Club 1951-'54, Junior Historical So- ciety 1953-'54. Page Fifty PRATHER, RICHARD L. IDICKI B-Team Football 1953. PRESLEY, MARVIN DONALD QLEFTYJ H Association 1952-'54, Baseball 1952-'54, Hi-Y 1951-'54, All District Baseball 1953. PRICE, ANNE ELIZABETH National Honor Society 1953-'54, Student Council 1952-'54, Junior Rep- resentative 1953-'54, Hi-Lites 1951- '54, Lads and Lassies 1953-'54, High- lander Staff 1952-'54. PRICHARD, GAGE ALLEN Second Lieutenant ROTC 1954, Co- Captain Swimming Team 1954, Hi-Y 1951-'54, H Association 1953-'54, ROTC 1951-'54. RAVKIND, SIDNEY LAWRANCE Hi-Y 1953-'54, Saber Club 1953-'54, Camp Dallas 1952-'53, First Lieuten- ant ROTC 1953-'54, Music Festival 1951, ROTC 1951-'54. REED, MARGARET ANNETTE Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Intramural Sports 1951-'54, Operetta 1954. REED, WILLIAM LEWIS IBILU B-Team Football 1951-'52, Hi-Y 1951- '54, ROTC 1951. REED, CAROL ANN ICACRI Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Intramural Sports 1953, Ari Club 1951-'54, Library Council 1951-'52, Travel Club 1954, Highlandaires 1953-'54. ROBERTSON, DOLLY BARRON IDOLL1 Vice-President Travel Club 1953-'54, Intramural Sports Award 1953-'54, Junior Historical Society 1952-'54, Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Art Club 1954, Music Festival 1951-'53. ROE, JAMES HILL IJIM1 Second Lieutenant ROTC 1951-'54, Hi-Y 1951-'54, Saber Club 1953-'54, ROGERS, MONA GAIL National Honor Society 1953-'54, Highlander Staff 1953-'54, Student Council 1953-'54, President Art Club 1952, Music Festival 1953, Intra- mural Sports 1953. RONAY, STEPHANIE ERNA ININI1 Travel Club 1951-'53, Hi-Lites 1951- '54, Intramural Sports 1951-'54, Music Festival 1953. ig- ' , 9 vs. , 15553325E5?:52F!E!SEE ' Q' :-':-:- ....., E I A L fpxggs , , X ig. Q. sq, ,M , . , Q ZS KTZC .- - is fb2W1?'i2.' is Nagy , if 3 EE s w 1 X Q X . L1 as si Q- Q +R +4 Vis. like H -rw H Q Q.. dm is 3 ri Q sz s 6 ...w ' 5 ' it 3 Q , . im seflfiiws- 1 . , ' iv-mc 5 e w 1 was fs! wx 4-11 SENIORS ROSS, CAROLE LEA Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Junior Historical Society 1952-'54, Travel Club 1951- '54, Intramural Sports 1951-'54, Mu- sic Festival 1952. ROSSER, JACK EDWARD Hi-Y 1952-'54, RUSSELL, BRYANT WELLINGTON Rifle Team 1951-'54, First Lieuten- ant ROTC 1953-'54, ROTC 1951-'54, Hi-Y 1951-'54, Saber Club 1953-'54, Crack Platoon 1951. RUTLAND, GAIL Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Travel Club 1953- '54, Junior Historical Society 1953- '54, Music Festival 1953, Orchestra 1952-'54, 'A SANDERS, WILLIAM THOMAS, JR. IBILL1 President Lads and Lassies 1953-'54, Lads and Lassies 1952-'54, Operetta 1953-'54, Music Festival 1953, Slu- dent Council 1952-'54, ROTC 1952- '53, SANDERS, JIMMY DAN IJIM1 Y ROTC 1950-'51, Hi-Y 1950-'54, B- Team Football 1950-'51, Dad's Club Award 1951, Music Festival 1952. Page'Fz,5y.bs,2 SENIORS SCHAEFFER, RICHARD ANTHONY ROTC 1951-'54, Hi-Y 1953-'54, Lads and Lassies 1952. SCHAENEN, MICHAEL IMICKEYJ Baseball 1953-'54, H Association 1953-'54, Linz Pin 1952. SCHERMERHORN, ROBERT RYER QBOBI Captain ROTC 1954, H Association 1953-'54, Track 1953-'54, Secretary- Treasurer Saber Club 1954, B-Team Football 1954, Hi-Y 1951-'54. SCHNEIDER, MARTIN lNAV1 Hi-Y 1952-'53, ROTC 1951-'53, Rifle Team 1951, Music Festival 1951, Camp Dallas 1952, B-Team Football 1952, SCHOCH, SANDRA ISANDYJ Highlandaires 1953-'54, Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Junior Historical Society 1953-'54. SCOTT, SAMMY Cheerleader 1953, Track 1952-'53, Hi-Y 1951-'53, H Association 1953, ROTC 1951 -'53. Page Fifty-two 7 235325 zgegfzz. . ......----f-J 'Lf.f1i-.f..1:--fic, . ...., ,,,.. .. M E V QE?:ii1 .. .- I . . . ,.Qes25gl,Qgggi A Fm. A fb, -ad' 9615 f 65-2. --SX? '-' 2': ici A 2 . 5 if ff i 4kg.k .,,,,.., as., Q H :. r-ww ..W..: I K .1 ' im ,aw ' ae. X317 - f Wi.5iF751i .i2f.i - ggiggfgjgr , 5 52315.- X E553 R 5:ag.::1:. ' K f -- , . .yn g Q 5-5335 5E.fE'Z-3EgI,'j: : . wzfwzizlf ' ' - H figzgiiflfii. .N 952535 5255 ' . Q SCOTT, WILLIAM WOODS, JR. l5COTTYJ ROTC 1951-'54, Hi-Y 1951-'54. SCURRY, JOSEPHINE DUVALL UODY1 President National Honor Society 1954, Student Council 1951-'53, ROTC Company Queen 1952-'53, Vice-President Hi-Lites 1953-'54, Vice- President Dramatics Club 1954, Highlander Staff 1952-'53, SEXTON, SANDRA JEAN CSANDYJ Hi-Lites 1953-'54, SHARPE, JOHN THOMAS Basketball 1953-'54, Student Coun. cil 1953, Linz Pin 1952, B-Team Bas- ketball 195I-'53, H Agsocigfio,-, 1954, Hi-Y 1951-'54. SHIPLEY, MARCUS M:CARLEY KMARKJ SHUEY, CHARLES B., JR. lCI'IARLIE1 ROTC 1951-'54, Hi-Y 1952-'54, Saber Club 1953-'54, Camp Dallas 1952- '54, Crack Platoon 1951-'53, Lieu- tenant Colonel ROTC 1954. SHUTT, SHARON ORVILLE Dad's Club Award 1952, Hi-Y 1953- '54 SKILLERN, FRANK LLOYD Hi-Y 1951-'54, First Lieutenant ROTC 1953-'54, Camp Dallas 1952, Saber Club 1953-'54, Youth and Govern- ment 1953. SMITH, PATRICIA THERESA QPATJ Junior Historical Society 1952-'54, Travel Club 1952-'54, Intramural Sports 1953-'54, Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Treasurer Junior Historical Society 1953-154. SMITH, JOHN WADE Basketball 1952-'54, Co-Captain Bas- ketball 1953-'54, Secretary-Treasurer H Association 1952-'54, Bagpipe Staff 1953, Tennis 1952-'54. SOUTHERLAND, MARY MARTHA Secretary Hi-Lites 1953-'54, Intra- mural Sports 1953-'54, Travel Club 1952-'54, Junior Historical Society 1952-'54, Art Club 1952-'53, Student Council 1954. SOUTHWORTH, LAWRENCE M. lLARRYl Student Council 1952, Maior ROTC 1954, Captain Rifle Team 1953-'54, Saber Club 1953-'54, Camp Dallas 1952-'53, Hi-Y 1951-'54. . -Y SENIORS SPARKS, MERLE ANN ISPARKYI Student Council 1952, Dad's Club Award 1952, Dramatics Club 1953- '54, Travel Club 1951-'53, Intra- mural Sports 1951-'54, Hi-Lites 1951-'54. SPEEGLE, ARTHUR Hi-Y 1952-'53, Football 1953-'54, B-Team Football 1952, 'H Associa- tion 1954, Junior Historical Society 1953. SPENCER, PEGGY ANN Uransferred 1953 from Hempstead High School, Hempstead, New York.J SPICKARD, MARTHA JANICE Vice-President Hi-Lites 1953-'54, High- lander Staff 1952-'54, Intramural Sports 1951-'54, Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Junior Historical Society 1952-'53, Student Council 1951-'52, SPIVEY, CHARLES WILLIAM IBILLI ROTC 1951-'54, Saber Club 1953-'54, Second Lieutenant ROTC 1954. SPRAGGINS, ALVIN C. IA. CJ Hi-Y 1952-'54, ROTC 1952-'54, Camp Dallas 1951-'52, Crack Platoon 1951- '53 Page Fifty-three SENIGRS STANFORD, JERRY ANN Lads and Lassies 1954, Operetta 1954, Highlandaires 1951-'53, Hi- Lites 1951-'54, Junior Historical So- ciety 1953-'54, Intramural Sports 1953. STARR, FAROL ANITA CNITAI Student Council 1953, Intramural Sports 1951-'54, Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Travel Club 1952-'54, Music Festival 1953, Junior Historical Society 1952- '53. STELL, CECIL IRVING Lads and Lassies 1953-'54, Student Council 1951-'52, ROTC 1951-'53, Rifle Team 1952-'53, Operetta 1954, Crack Platoon 1951-'53. STIGALL, MARY ELIZABETH CBETSYI Secretary Junior Historical Society 1953-'54, Linz Pin 1951-'52, Latin Club 1952-'54, Travel Club 1952-'54, Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Junior Historical Society 1952-'54. STONE, ANN ELIZABETH Vice-President Student Council 1954, Treasurer Hi-Lites 1953-'54, Band Queen 1952, Student Council 1953- '54, Junior Historical Society 1953- '54, Intramural Sports 1953-'54. smANo, Rosen ARTHUR mom Rifle Team 1952, Dad's Club Award 1951,- ROTC 1950-'54, Hi-Y 1950- '54, Crack Platoon 1951-'52. Page Fifty-four an-1. US SWENSON, SHARON LYNN Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Intramural Sports 1953, Travel Club 1953-'54, Junior Historical Society 1953-'54. TACKETT, FRANK Golf 1951-'54, H Association 1952-'54, Hi-Y 1952-'54, Captain Golf Team 1954. TAHU, JR., GEORGE JACK ROTC 1951-'54, Crack Platoon 1953- '54, Second Lieutenant ROTC 1954, Saber Club 1954. TATE, BARBARA MARIE Student Council 1950, Intramural Sports 1950-'54, Highlander Staff 1952-'54, Vice-President Hi-Lites 1953-'54, Quill and Scroll 1953-'54, Dramatics Club 1954. I . fi D S fl ,af Q 1 I' RL, 1 1 ,sl 1. E . TATUM, JR., TH ' S ON UOMMYV .I Natfoal o ciet -'1 g'54, 'IXLFYCIS an ssies 53-' 4, ' eretta 131954, d 19i1-'53 udgnt Coun- 'itil 1 , Hi- 951 . . AK' lp J' '15, I ri . TAYLOR, WILLIAM TRAMMELL CBILLI First Lieutenant ROTC 1951-'54, Camp Dallas 1952, Rifle Team 1951- '54, DaCl's Club Award 1951, Saber Club 1953-'54, Captain Rifle Team 1953-'54. TAYLOR, NITA ANN lNINIJ Travel Club 1951-'54, Hi-Lites 1951- '54, Junior Historical Society 1953- '54, Highlander Staff 1951-'54, Mu- sic Festival 1953, Operetta 1953. TAYLOR, RITA LOUISE Highlander Stott 1953-'54, Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Junior Historical Society 1953-'54, Library Council 1953-'54, Highlandaires 1951-'54, Art Club 1953. THOMAS, REBECCA KBECKYJ Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Highlandaires 1952-'54. TiMMONS, JOHN WILLIAM UACKJ Second Lieutenant ROTC 1954, Mu- sic Festival 1951, First Division Band Solo Contest 1951, Band Ensemble Contests 1953-'54, Band 1950-'54, TOBIN, GEORGE ALVAN ROTC 1951-'54, Rifle Team 1953-'54, Hi-Y 1953-'54, TOBIN, MARILYN JOAN Hi-Lites 1950-'54, Intramural Sports 1952-'54, Bagpipe Staff 1953, Travel Club 1952-'54, Junior Historical So- ciety 1953-'54, Captain Girls' Swim- ming Team 1953-'54, f ' :,.1 . is .xwi5Q- V lg af. New - M - ' Y-EHR 1125, f- , .cm i ' N 'Q Af- ' ff J .. 3' i F Q- . J 'kart . ,.., fffiiffixf? ' A it ,eg-s:2 f 1,--. gg 'r' :r:,55'i::'i5i5H ' ' Wifi . ,, lik. ,wi 32.85, , H .E :. -N s , . 'I2. N25 E .. ,xx Q, if Xi: 5 Qi Q- Fiettegg Y as C S isxk fit- XS We X A 5: , 3 ., fl I N :JJ '.,:, 9 3 SENIORS TOBY, BEVERLY GAYLE QBEVJ Hi-Lites 1952-'54, Travel Club 1952- '54, Junior Historical Society 1952- '53. TRANSOU, JOSEPHINE suzANNE isusisi Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Travel Club 1953- '54, Junior Historical Society 1953- '54, Art Club 1952. TROUT, JAMES SYLVIA Hi-Lites 1952-'54, Intramural Sports 1952, Highlandaires 1954. .jg L-llfi-vox oc cv.-M-Y-i ? 0 TURNER, ELIZABETH JEANNE QBETTYJ Head Cheerleader 1953-'54, Base- ball Sweetheart 1953, Student Coun- cil 1951-'54, Operetta 1953. UNGERMAN, JAY Linz Pin 1951-'52, Band 1952-'54, Music Festival 1953. VAN MAANEN, BETH Linz Pin 1951-'52, Bagpipe Staff 1952, Travel Club 1952-'54, lntra- mural Sports 1953-'54, Junior His- torical Society 1952-'54, Hi-Lites 1951-'54. Page Fififfife SENIORS VIETS, ROBERT PAUL IBOBI Basketball 1953-'54, Co-Captain B- Team Basketball 1952-'53, H As- sociation 1954, Hi-Y 1951-'53, B- Team Baseball 1952-'53, B-Team Basketball 1951-'53. WALTERS. SUSAN LYNN lSUEI ROTC Company Queen 1953, Op- eretta 1952-'53, Intramural Sports 1951-'54, Music Festival 1953, Hi- Lites 1951-'54. WATSON, LOLA JANELL UANI Linz Pin 1952-'53, Highlandaires 1953-'54, Music Festival 1953, Art Club 1953-'54, Hi-Lites 1951-'54, WEBB, CAROL BRANDON Lads and Lassies 1952-'54, Swim- ming Team 1954, Art Club 1952-'53, Junior Historical Society 1953-'54, Operetta 1952-'54, Travel Club 1953- '54 I 1 WEBER, GARRY ALLEN Captain Football Team 1953, Foot- ball 1951-'53, H Association 1951- '53, Hi-Y 1951-'53, Travel Club 1 1953, Student Council 1954, I I i WEBSTER, HARRIET Lads and Lassies 1953-'54, Drumatics Club 1952-'54, Operetta 1953-'54, , Intramural Sports 1952, Linz Pin I 1952, Hi-Lites 1951-'54. I Page F iffy-.fix ,AWK st 5 ' f s ms 12, .I . ,353 X- e . '- : frm. 52 i of' ,. .gH 6 - ,jigg 1 A ifiikfiy Q ' WECHSLER, STEPHEN MARTIN ISTEVEJ First Lieutenant ROTC 1954, Camp Dallas 1952, Crack Platoon 1953, Saber Club 1953-'54. WEDDINGTON, MARGARET ANNE QPEGGYI Company Queen ROTC 1953, Lads and Lassies 1952-'54, Operetta 1953- '54, Highlander Staff 1953-'54, Stu- dent Council 1954, Hi-Lites 1951-'54, WESTSMITH, GERTRUDE AUDLEY QGAYI Intramural Sports 1951-'54, Travel Club 1951-'53, Dad's Club Award 1951, Hi-Lites 1951-'52. WHITE, WILLIAM D., JR. QBILLI President Student Council 1953-'54, Football 1953-'54, H Association 1953-'54, Hi-Y 1951-'54, Student Council 1952-'54, Junior Rotarian 1954. WILKINSON, BESSIE JANE Vice-President Hi-Lites 1954, Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Intramural Sports 1951- '54, Travel Club 1953-'54, Junior Historical Society 1953-'54, Senior Play 1954. WILLARD, FRANCES ELIZABETH CTransterred 1953 from Commerce High School, Commerce, Texasj, Or- chestra 1953-'54, Hi-Lites 1953-'54. SENIORS WILLIAMS, JOHN DAVID IDAVEI Band 1951-'54, Hi-Y 1951-'54, Mu- sic Festival 1953. WILLIAMS, MARTHA JOHN Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Intramural Sports Award 1954, Travel Club 1952-'54, Junior Historical Society 1952-'54, Intramural Sports 1951-'54, WILSON, ERNEST W. IBILLJ Captain ROTC 1954, Camp Dallas 1952-'53, Crack Platoon 1953, Hi-Y 1953, Saber Club 1953-'54. WIMBERLY, LUCILE VIRGINIA Art Club 1952-'53, Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Bagpipe Staff 1952-'54, Junior His- torical Society 1953-'54, Intramural Sports 1951-'54, Linz Pin 1952. NINSETT, JANIS SUE Quill ond Scroll 1953-'54, Secretary Round Table 1954, Bagpipe Staff 1952-'54, Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Operetta 1953-'54, Music Festival 1953. ,f 'f X 1 .I 'U sf' - 'vi .i . si' 'I I I ,ll ii' , . ' -,. lf' 1 if , VORLEY, WILLIAM CHARLES IBILL1 Major ROTC 1954, Crack Platoon 1951-'53, Camp Dallas 1951-'53, Hi-Y 1951-'54. Z . IK .. ff i f' YOUNG, JAMES LEE IJIMMYJ Swimming Team 1953-'54, Second Lieutenant ROTC 1951-'54, H As- sociation 1954, Music Festival 1952, Camp Dallas 1952, B-Team Basket- ball 1952. N f9'Jfwffwf'1Ww' BOWNDS, MARY NELLE Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Intramural Sports 1953, Travel Club 1953-'54. BRADLEY, JUDY KAY Intramural Sports 1953-'54, Junior Historical Society 1953-'54, Travel Club I952-'53, Hi-Lites 1952-'54, Bagpipe Staff 1953-'54, Music Fes- tival 1953. EASTER, SARA CAMILLE CTransferrecl 1953 from Woodlawn High School, Birmingham, Alabamaj, Intramural Sports 1953-'54. ROBERTSON, PATRICK ALLEN IPAT1 Hi-Y 1951-'54, B-Team Football 1951 B-Team Baseball 1951, ROTC 1951 Travel Club 1953-'54. 1 I STEIN, HELAINE SHEILA Hi-Lites 1951-'54, Junior Historical Society 1951-'54, Travel Club 1951- '54, ROTC Company Queen 1953. Page Fifty-.iereu Class President Jerry Harlan gives a hearty smile on receiving Mr. Felix McKnight and his daughter, Joan, pause after coming his diploma. out of the auditorium, where Mr. McKnight gave the graduation address. January Graduation Barbara and Bonnie Vifquain and Lewis and Lucia Watson grip the diploma tightly. Scot grads file out after the commencement service. Page Fifly-eight Jordon BurkcrT asks Judson for The plans-or else! Moy Loeb and Jordan give Gilberf Brown sleeping TubleTs before They dump him in The window seaT. F WhQT are you doing with Thuf gun? Mary Ann BuskeTTe asks Judson Rogers. Highlights of Fog lslcmd Uanuary Class Playl i Mory Lou Keesee, Mary Ann BciskeTTe, Shermo Pcitillo, and Eva WoTkins supply comedy relief in The suspense. Page Fifty-fzine fn . .,-,.pvf Q ,.f,4 .g.,,.X., S f . ,,.,.ru f -41.911 I 1 Aff' 1 X XI,- 4,4-, .X fy xx .5 V 'xjfglv 6' -dr , Nh' .2112 , X- 0 N xzrifqvsn 041. 0,63 ' x GAG, .ff 4' Q' 'S-' 'Ir 6413 ,. X' f ,,,.,1,.,:,,vq,4v1c s 1 4 8, ,p.,, QL4,F-Q.. as X ,,, acyxa. rrp: f,Yf' , 1 5 5 A , x 4.g1v1'I Q,fYv..fQvaA--, ,X,.. uffv.x'-. . .ffn.-.ve,wAs4- 44 1 4 X-sl: f V. . Q 4 H .b 1 as mfs Q-qfsfnff I ' . ...,... l X 1 ,K-X. Q cm 4 1, 8 , N 'l 'Q . l C pf B Page Sixty-two ,,..l1-11- JUNIORS fHigh H Classj Front Row, left to right: Diana Autry, Carolyn Bacon, Phyllis Burks, Mary Nelle Bounds, Dotty Brocksmith, Ann Crittenden, Sheila Kaufman. Second Row: Kenny Gale, Kay Hughes, Bibloy Grayson, Webster Blocker, Arch Beasley, Dick Anspacher, David Daly. Third Row: James Carter, Gary Gilchrist, Terry Bybee, Martin Freid, Olan Hankins, Robert Allday, Tommy Bywaters. Fourth Row: Ronald Davis, Don Adams, Ted Anspacher, Jack Haaker, Jerry Cadell, Julius Bauman. Not in picture. David Baumann, John Coalson, Charles Eversole, Charles Goodwin, Pattie Graves. JUNIORS fHigh H Classj Front Row, left to right: Ainslee Boston, Gay Holcomb, Pat Gilliland, Kay Keith, Linda Brickell, Judy Bradley, Second Row: Jane Griffin, Carolyn Colvin, Martha Hunter, Lee Cabell, Donna Klingrnan, Mary Hunter, Mary Jeffers. Third Row: Conrad Cherry, Dick Benson, Charles Clif- ford, Cecil Holmes, Mayo Crurn, Kitty Casey. Fourth Row: John Kindall, Jack Franklin, Bill Jaynes, Stuart Capers, Bob Barnes. Not in picture: Eddie Griffin, Judie Jarrett, Ned Jarrett, Sylvia Joseph, Charles Kenyon. Page Sixfj'-three l PSYCHOLOGY CLASS Q f sl fx 1 X X ill - B 1-0 Page Sixlp-,four JUNIORS fHigl1 H Classj Front Row, left to right: Betty Sue Lively, Mary Loving Smith, Gail Leutwyler, Dolly Moss, Pat Scharf, Ce- cilia Straus. Second Row: Libby Robnett, Beverly Murry, Linda Pitt, Bonnie McLean, Helaine Stein, Barbara Lang. Third Row: Robert McFarland, Lolyd Sandusky, Ted Zale, Robert Blackwell, Vincent Nathan, Jean Mes- serschmiclt. Fourth Row: Kemp Strother, Charles Otstott, Jim Ro- walt, Milton Ziman, Tommy Soutter. Not in picture: Bob Shearer, Irma Schulman, Gayle Satterfeld, Frances Ramsey. .IUNIORS fHigh H Classj Front Row, left to right: Jackie Miller, Velma McKin- ney, Mary Lane Sensabaugh, Betty Waters, Lucinda Porter, Gloria Mathis. Second Row: .Jo Ann Tate, Judy Smith, Edith Snoots, Theresa Vriesenga, Carol Reaves. Third Row: Don Love, Robert Stout, Ray Spears, Gary Womble, Len Layne, Frank McLain. Fouth Row: Joe Leidolf, Phil Lack, Fred Snider, Frank Wray, Ed Snider, Allan Wilkes. Not in picture: Joe Miller, Bob Maxfield, Sonny McMichael. QM f Q 'P I if 'wfuuni wllllll l SQ f lub XJ f,nrg :.i::ff fjfl 3 i Clif GQ A13 I OO 9. ., N' ' db 5' .nurag 1 vf GMM' Page Sixty-five s i , S wg W , l X ill 'S- I X in K1 C, C J 14 V, :ya V 421,313.9 ZZ, ,ij nur -if 4. 2 .z.4!g14 , 2414 , moz l I Llbflglfl JI M WW D. Page Sixty-fix JUNIORS flow H Classl Front Row, left to right: Barbara Blossom, Joyce Aubuchon, Debbie Dunlap, Dianne Denton, Judy Calmes, Pat Crain, Carolyn Ard. Second Row: Betsy Dyer, Reba Burrow, Florence Beloate, Carolyn Bendorf, Janet Cronk, Linda Burk, Susannah Durbin. Third Row: Sidney Davies, Barby Bicknell, Yvonne Coke, Martha Bowser, Helen Edmondson, Bonny Engemoen, Lynne Bailey. Fourth Row: Sue Dickinson, Stewart Aaron, Howard Compton, Roy Coffee, Tommy Andrews, Bill Bowers, Richard Bullwinkle. Fifth Row: Jim Chambers, Nick Carter, Jim Crump, Danny Beaird, Martin Berkman, David Brower, James Burrill. .IUNIORS flow il Classj Front Row, left to right: Dorothy Bourland, Margaret Boyle, Mary Albert, Lynne Evans, Ada Jo Brewer, Nancy Darby, Nan Dick, Evelyn Dippel. Second Row: Janice Blakley, Martha Edwards, Jeanie Dunlap, Charlene Billingsley, Linda Darnall, Carol Ann Diffey, Kay Colwick, Jane Adams. Third Row: Greg Boss, Ann Brown, Jaye Eddie, Jimmy Cumbie, Carlyle Bendorf, Bill Crane, Peggy Collins, Margaret Benoit. Fourth Row: Pat Box, Perry Carroll, Bob Bourdene, Jerry Beeler, David Baumann, Charles Caperton, George Brown, Harold Block. Fifth Row: Fred Davis, Rex Cantrell, Danny Alcock, Don Arnett, Dayle Casey, George Dunlap, Bill Douglas, Buddy Dau. Not in picture: Kelly Erwin. f N 'O ff 02 fl fi' ' r ' N., N XE H. :ESX D s! XZQgIQ at L jimi! Jn, Page Sixty-:even , 1 fi 11 l-- llc ,ll 3:7 ' 8 ii!! J IC w!7 'e'?Q.'f1f:Df'e qjwl JUNIORS flow H Classj Front Row, left to right: Peggy Sue Johnson, Diana Hawn, Trudie Jackson, Barbara Lipshy, Florence Lar- son, Loretta Lievsay, Lynne Haycraft, Judy Lovejoy. Second Row: Jeannie Griffin, Barbara Goodwin Marjorie Head, Dottie Herrington, Harolyn Hedges Juanita Hill, Carol Hoopingarner. I I Third Row: Linda Lacy, Rita Haskell, Dorothy Hill, Nancy Hopping, Joy Heaton, Judy Foster, Marion Hursey. Fourth Row: Tom Gray, Sandra Hampton, Barbara Kennedy, Martha Hughes, Ronald Kinnamon, Bob Krauel, Frank Finks. Fifth Row: Tom Head, Johnnie Gateley, Jim Hurlbut, Homer French, Tom Gowan, Jim Hudson, Harwell Jones, Don Janak. Not in picture: Mike Henderson, Jerry Jeter. it xx ,XX Page Sixly-eight .IUNIORS flow H Classj ,- dr . Front Row, left to right: Nancy Lamm, Mary Martha ' Gibson, Marlys Harris, Florine Hawley, Marsha Long, Afxtn, E Tish Heard, Laura Goyne. ' Second Row: Mimi Lewis, Lynette Gore, Dorothy Janak, Bunny Gunstream, Carolyn Gouse, Nancy Leeper, Judy Hatfield. ' i Third Row: Henry Horton, Gene Henderson, Walter -' H' IBIOLOGVI Henderson, James Lake, Bob Hull, Bob Frantz, James Hall. x 45+ Fourth Row: Richard Howell, John Horton, Glen Hamp- 6' ton, Mickey Geron, Jay Glazer, Allan Gilbert, Tom fx Haroz. Fifth Row: Ted Lair, David Fedson, Charles Hill, Sammy Gottlieb, Ralph Garrett, Jerry Hubbard, Jerry Jarvis. Not in picture: George Kerr. Page Sixty-nine , a CL UUU 1 V '00, W J f 'I '5 il Page Seventy .IUNIORS flow H Classl Front Row, left to right: Mary McCrea, Nancy Renter, Melinda Ruddell, Mary Rankin, Margaret Rudy, Judie Newton, Marilyn Rubenstein. Second Row: Mary Lee Norman, Genevieve Paule, Pam Poulos, Pat Perry, Joyce McNamara, Rosemary Mills, Peggy Morrison. Third Row: Jo Ann O'Bannon, Sally Nettleton, Camille Massie, Patsy Martin, Paul Reynolds, Albert McGehee. Fourth Row: Kenneth Purvin, George Rogers, Gene Matthews, Dexter Rollins, Bill Moore, Bobby Robin- son. Fifth Row: Peter Roth, Bobby Maxfield, Chris Weil, Carl Mays, Jerry Peterman, Stanley Rephan. Not in picture: Bruce Peters. .IUNIORS flow H Classj Front Row, left to right: Maryllyn Powell, Jo Ann Noble, Carol Penland, Betty Lou Nordenbrock, Nancy Red- dick, Virginia Nash, Loraine McMurrey. Second Row: Pat Myers, Carolyn Miller, Carolyn Regis- ter, Carolyn Parker, Ann McFadden, Helen Morgan, Dolores McClain. Third Row: Scottie Robinson, Sandra Pabst, Patty Pieper, Donald Polan, Frank Olsmith, Bill Payne, Martha Prentiss Fourth Row Johnny Milnor Peter Mood Norman Rogers Larry Petty Don Morsman Bob Marwill Brooks Patrick Fifth Row Bill McRae Gary Morchower Jerry Prager Jim Rice Hugh Rucker Ralph Reasor Gary Reed Not In picture Dorothy Roach .- in Q9 5 XX il DD f rj ef ,L f V.: P422 Seventy-0 ne ,1 39 ,. ' ii H 1 9 l ci GU4W JUNIORS flow H Classj Front Row, left to right: Judy Thornburg, Carolyn Wiltse, Linda Schermerhorn, Bette Thompson, Sara Steel, Carol Ann Werner, Jan Saxon, Patricia Vaughan. Second Row: Dianne Smith, Merida Watson, Kay Weaver, Beverly Schneider, Llorene Thompson, Sylvia Strange, Sicily Sterling, Ann Wilson. Third Row: Allan Stark, Jim Willbern, Bill Whitehead, Don Shine, Mike Straus, Dale Smith, Al Snider. Fourth Row: Jim Sowell, Tommy Sparrow, Allan Sim- mons, John Scheurer, Shelly Still, Val Van Leuven, Bill Shelton. Fifth Row: Albert Toole, Terry Storm, Paul Shumate, Roger Sorrells, John White, Charles Winston. Not in picture: Betty Smith. Page S evenly-two JUNIORS flow H Classj Front Row, left to right: Beate Schoeps, Sandra Smith, Gretta Thomas, Betty Smiley, Sheila Turner, Andrea Smith, Sharon Wheeler. Second Row: Nancy Tinkle, Dorothy Summers, Joan Wright, Joyce Yearout, Suzanne Shumaker, Pat Smith, Anna Lynne Whitehurst. Third Row: Judy Welton, Frances Tims, Dick Wharton, Jon Sellin, Maurice Webb, Wallace Walters, Art Stone. Fourth Row: Bill Savage, Harry Stein, Bill Wallingford, Tommy Thomas, Joel Schatzman, Dick Wey, L. O. Satterfield. Fifth Row: Bob Van Triest, Jim Wiesner, Stewart Wood- ward, Butch Williams, Steve Vardell, Steve Terry, Jack Yarbrough. Not in picture: Diana Wright. A Y, ii f 6 ia WZ ,l,,.-1-In T21- .4--1'- f Wg? ,-..- J.D, Page Sezfefzlylbree Page Seventy-four 74 E ii wfll Vip , .t up iilliiiyu e 1' 1 9 cv.: 127 1, Q 'u- - 4' . ,N-L.: 0 el wk l glam ' Q I i f SOPHOMORES fHlg'1 I0 Classj Front Row, left to right: Sandra Cook, Sandra Ford Diane Dawson, Mary Carol Cannon, Nancy Ince Marion Guion Second Row: Martin Gribble, Joe Hope, Scott Chick ering, Jerry Heffler, Elyse Friedman, Barbara Gene cov, Hope Dreeben Fair, Buddy Croft, Oliver Dunham, Tommy Field Fourth Row: Tommy Johnson, Robert Kogan, Bobby Faust, Charles Eschenfelder, Lynn Ashby, Rob Gil bert, Richard Hermer Not in picture: Jon Anderson, George Belcher J' ' QW Third Row: Tom Brice, Norman Jones, Bill Culler, Bill SOPHOMORES fHigh 10 Classj Front Row: left to right: Mary Lea Abbot, Pat Fletcher, Nedra Carter, Sara Jane Huffman, Lida Chase, Rhea Cochran, Martha Block. Second Row: Lenny Fruhman, Robert Gerlack, Ben Cervin, Nita Fraser, Margaret Brown, Medora Doherty, Joan Hiett. Third Row: Bunky Jordan, Alec Cason, Russell Durning, Joan Cassells, Charmayne Babb, Edward De Loach. Fourth Row: Mike Bennett, Dennis Guill, Buddy Keith, Allan Johnson, Terry Jordan, David Barton. Not in picture: Bob Campbell, Craig Goodpaster. P A ,. 'z 'Qc PEW A -o U rJGJ B C GCXK X A E f X' GEMM' BXQ: l+2: i lxfe Lz4: i To Page Seventy-H1'e Q P Q- 0 Omer IN LPBRARY V D ,SH-'H , to l W. Q ll files ,ll 'Zi 65 , 4:5 xg Weird EDN SOPHOMCRES fHigh 10 Classj Front Row, left to right: Francine Schulman, Suzanne Moen, Carolyn Williams, Dotty Winter, Judy Rom- inger, Gordon McGowan, Sharon Smith, Marilyn Tirey. Second Row: John Sanders, Diane Wisdom, Diane Peavy, Nancy Ross, Frances Leach, Sandra Rosen, Elaine Rubin. Third Row: Jack Little, Ralph Smith, Bill Mount, Price Moore, Fred Pendleton, Bill Thomas, Jimmy Russell. Fourth Row: Howard Starr, Lowry Wilkins, Merritt Whitten, Mike York, Les Mendlesohn, Rex Roberts, Danny Thompson. Not in picture: Beverly Marmion, Myrna Melick, Paul Saxton. Page S evenly-six SOPHOMORES f AW? 'y fHigh IO Classj gift!-ff Front Row, left to right: Linda Malone, Jo Lynn, Sybil Wyche, Diane Laugenour, Barbara Smith, Bonny Slocum, Peggy Parker. Second Row: Mike Lumby, David Sledge, Mark Rubin Henry Zapruder, Janet Wright, Anna Walsh, Gail Saunders. Third Row: Gary Utay, David Ramsey, Murray London Betty Zimmerman, John Lundell. Fourth Row: Vincent Vermooten, Allen McFarland, Buzzy Meredith, David Turner, Butch Thompson, Ronner Roberts, John Rogers. Not in picture: Bonnie Stulker, Steve Zaretf. 1bfA. 415 13 ll: E! X SJ E5 I i111 ce 5 V 'M ,gwfmlgggff J ,y 'J f ,, ,j 1 leE , , 7 Page Seventy-:even iff f I lf 1 ff '-Ji, 1 'Y' Swv I It X Q j 45 mit.. E J 'X: 4'2l:d Page Seventy-eiglat It 'U wt -. ff ., ills: 'Q X QP 01591 SOPHOMORES fHigh 10 Classj Front Row, left to right, Carolyn Cantwell, Ruth Ann Baggs, Jackie Cowart, Anita Akin, Carol Chapell, Helen Carrell, Catherine Conklin. Second Row: Martha Cronin, Marilyn Anderson, Muriel Bixby, Mary Bethancourt, Sara Ballard, Celinda Coon, Karen Crain. Third Row: Jim Beniamin, Ben Boren, Henry Branham, David Caldwell, Buzy Bennett, Anne Blair. Fourth Row: Barry Cohen, Barry Biklen, George Cas- sells, Jamie Askew, John Bagwell, Mike Burkart, Tommy Boone. Fifth Row: Wayne Barfield, Danny Boone, George Chamberlain, Robert Cammack, Arlen Burns, Billy Black, Steve Chamblee. Not in picture: Carolyn Adams. SOPHOMORES flow IO Classj Front Row, left to right: Toni Baldwin, Lee Cullum, Sally Cullum, Nancy Burford, Carroll Cornish, Jean Cochran, Ann Beloate. Second Row: Gayle Blewett, Nancy Best, Dorothy Comer, Pat Agosta, Petrea Carter, Joan Billingsley, Anne Collins. Third Row: Mary Bailey, Donna Beck, Barbara Adam- son, Bobbie Cohen, Lynette Abrams, Ogretta Collins, Pat Anderson. Fourth Row: Tom Brown, Randy Beard, Wayne Arring- ton, Joe Binford, Pat Booth, Johnny Clark, Linda Burks. Fifth Row: Wayne Clements, James Burneche, Paul Atkinson, Tommy Campbell, Don Clark, Gary Child- ress, Suzanne Alexander. Not in picture: Carolyn Clayton. Qysics LABJV, 1 M I' l l 'fi l l Q, l l ll HQ? ,sur . if N, l QllllQB ,ici l ee-s-li xlifiiillllta Q' 5+ :I lv L i I N 1-fa ' 'jW QQ r Q Xa X Page Seventy-nine 255525 ... n it XX X EW 'lk -f x ii, ' G? li OW! I yi? gi! . .5 Q caviar SOPHOMORES flow 10 Classl Front Row: left to right: Janet Boyt, Lyda Dunagan, Ann Hall, Doris Davis, Sallie Gribble, Jean Gable, Mary Catherine Genaro, Roberta Downing. Second Row: Gordon Holloway, Houston Holmes, Betty Higginbotham, Ann Hankins, Beverly Gratigny, Dianne Dale, Wanda Gideon, Lynn Hume. Third Row: Patsy Hoxsey, Suzy Harrington, Anne Grif- fen, Linda Henderson, Sally Hampton, DeDe High. Judith Greenburg. Fourth Row: Steve Guthrie, Philip Gerdine, Allen Hen- derson, Harry Gear, Robert Dickson, Graham Guer- riero, Donna Harris. Fifth Row: Ronald Henson, Lowell Goode, Bob Edge- comb, Tenney Durant, Larry Fox, Bill Heaton, Charles Hayman. Not in picture: Sanders Davis, Barbara Dirks, Evon Evans, Norman Grunsfeld. Page Eighty SOPHOMORES fLow 10 Classj Front Row, left to right: Marilyn Douglas, Georgiana Edgley, Susie Fisher, Catherine Grollman, Betsy Forsythe, Judy Hickman, Carolyn Hayes, Linda Dalby. Second Row: Susan Hempel, Madelyn Harper, Fred Dick, Gregg Hartness, Judy Fisher, Bebe Etzler, Leslie Engemoen, Ancanetta Hooper. Third Row: Johana Horn, Lucy Harmon, Don Dye, Brooks Denton, Dickie Dietz, Craig Goodpaster, Jolen Hathaway. Fourth Row: Larry Gibbs, Breck Harris, Brian Edwards, Claude Graves, Karl Holder, Henry Hicks, Lee Grif- fen, Hilton Honeycutt. Fifth Row: Douglas Hall, Billy Eidson, Dick Dickenson, David Holloman, Ward Huey, Bill Dobbs, David Hughes- Not in picture: John Hargraves, Richard Henshel, Jim Herndon. aff 'l 4-. L8 X Q It . l l ft asasrsfrg l P -15, , Page Eighty-one '1 L',7 X p A D X .,. S ' . il, W ij JVVJV L A-l,f' Page Eiglaly-two SOPHOMORES flow 10 Classj Front Row: left to right: Sharon Marr, Georgeann Miller, Taffy Perry, Susie Nesbit, Judy Murph, Kay Ponder, Anita Marion, Tiny Kuler. Second Row: Beatrice Pollock, lrvine Padgett, Norma Faye Jones, Jane Leak, Nancy Peoples, Nancy Nicholson, Charlotte, Love, Elaine Jacobs. Third Row: Martha Nystrom, Sharon Lary, Margaret Park, Louise Phinney, lcla Sue McBride, Marilyn Miller, Carla Moore. Fourth Row: Margaret Monroe, Katherine Poole, Nancy Leverton, Charles Peale, Dennis Owen, Jerry Mark, Roger Mellow. Fifth Row: Jay Norman, Mason Miller, Fred Marshall, George Jett, Don Mann, Bill Maloney, Chuck Jett. SOPHOMORES flow I0 Classj Front Row, left to right: Jane McLain, Judy Mandel, Linda McLendon ,Barbara Lynch, Mary Nash, Eliza- beth Perry, Sylvia Oliphant, Faye Johanning. Second Row: Jerry Lancaster, Linda McMahon, Lulu Lancaster, Bebe Kohen, Lucy Piranio, Eddie Mahon, Bill Nettle, Troy Long. Third Row: Jeannie McBride, Margaret McGinley, Bar- bara Norman, Betty Owens, Roberta Olney, Carolyn Milligan, Barbara Maclver, J. T. Palmer. Fouth Row: Bill Novak, Walt Lightbourn, Frank Ingra- ham, Dale Monaghen, Norman Orthwein, George Morseman, Jack Lutts, Lewis Johnson. pgzeezcu iflikfcf-.5 -BH ,Quinny l 21' QW f, xx Page Eighty-three ,Y ic-. K ' N ' N 47 93 fd T .T l ff' ' ggi f 'f ' , I 'H l 5 ' All Ti ll' , SOPHCMORES fLow IO Classj Front Row, left to right: Elinor Rowe, Charline Wade, Marsha Wolfe, Catherine Tripp, Barbara Steele, Trudy Shugart, Laura Roach, Betsy Williams. Second Row: Jean Trickey, Ann Stubblefield, Kay Wheeler, Madge Waterson, Isabel Williamson, Molly Talley, Nancy Scallia, Sally Reilly. Third Row: Michael Redtearn, Duval West, Gloria Zale, Judy Sandkuhl, Mary Ann Russell, Judy Rabinowitz, Betty Thompson- Fourth Row: Ray White, Mike Vaughn, Ronnie Rendle- man, Robert Rosen, Bill Reilly, George Rice, Duane Stanlee, Charles Van Tassel. Fifth Row: Wade Utay, Kyle Sherrill, Jin Whisenhunt, Pete Rosott, Pete Reynolds, Thomas Toland, Johnny Walker, Don Singleton. Not in picture. Ernest Taylor, Doris Williams, Janet Wright. ' 'Wi .5 Page Eighty-fozfr SOPHOMORES flow IO Classj Front Row, left to right: Carol Vanderwoude, Ann Robinson, Lynn Rutland, Judy Tuggey, Margaret White, Sandra Schneider, Barbara Reynolds, Sara Sheffield. Second Row: Nancy Ray, Sally Seay, Carolyn Shults, Carol Rolnick, Ann Caroline Seals, Suzy Younger, Mary Elizabeth Seals, Charlotte Turner. Third Row: Mike York, Gene Yarbrough, Fred Yar- brough, Travis Wallace, Bobbie Sterchi, Pat Woosley, Jim Strong, John Westsmith. Fouth Row: Harrison Sarrafian, Jimmy Westbrook, Robert Taylor, Pat Smith, Bill Rich, Rickey Wipf, Bobby Swango. Fifth Row: Wayne Duncan, Bill Shepard, Glenn Turner, Fred Underwood, Bill Thompson, Dick Rantzou, Rod- ney Rodgers, John Wynn. Not in picture: Dick Chiselin. SOPHOMORES flow IO-January Classj Front Row, lett to right: Douglas Nettleton, Jerry Ray, Bill Pulley, Charles Klemme, Arnold Williams, George Shelburne, Tom Keene, Mike Greer, Richard Barthalon- Second Row: David Hodgdon, Finis Grinke, Jack Love, Don Bianchi, Phil Woods, Richard Hanson, Harry Lynch, John Rumley, Bill Leslie. Third Row: Ed Knight, Bob Rea, Dick Bywaters, John Stuart, Peter Brickel, David Basket, Walter Whilden, Don Cheatham, Jerry Coen, Alva Hartwright. Fourth Row: Jerry Martin, Don Woodward, Julian Speegle, John Prince, Buddy Stroud, George Fowler, Earl Howels, Jimmy Pliner, Larry Poole. Fifth Row: Tommy Bacon, Robert Kroney, Aron Nance, Robert Mighel, Herloy Weitzman, Steve Kneeland, Dan Webster, Inge Grant, Billy Browning, John Maus. Page Eighty 'tix YP I.-if 0 as 8325? ff 5, vii? I SOPHOMORES flow 10-January Classj 'font Row, left to right: Janice Banston, Carol Wilson, Martha Jane English, Shirley Hodges, Glenda Jones, Mary Florence Ashburn, Patty Cleveland, Carol Kennedy, Evelyn Crollrnan, Anne Hoopingarner. Second Row: Martha Kirkendall, Nancy Shugart, Sondra Hacker, Betsy Henderson, Barbara Lahde, Sue Dixon, Beck Beckering, Carol Bowers, Priscilla Redus. l'hird Row: Sally Williams, Mary Howell, Katherine Kane, lnez Robertson, Gwen Eden, Mar-Sue Smith, Elizabeth Gooden, Mickey Parkhurst, Dee White. Fouth Row: Linda Sweeney, Dana Woldman, Rose Lee lkler, Sandra Kriss, Sue Lipman, Ann Yeager, Sharon Boles, Gael Goldman, Demetra Carras. Fifth Row: Jinky Moore, Novice Barnett, Kathryn Pilley, Linda Cook, .loan Rains, Judy Woods, Nelda Holmes, Betty Bray, Jean Carson. Page Ifighty-yezfeu is ff' JG' lc? J 'Rv sys OO 40 QQ Qc? 5 'QQ N833 aka QQ ggu ,N FAN' Q R I T E S Belly Vliurnvr , - .lcmlmny C frllflllms IAN Ulllll S JIIIIG IB! Svcl f url I flllll i FAX URI I i S lily 5llllJll any AIIHQI Page Ninety-four HALL OF FAME BILL WHITE LINNA NASH President Student Council Editor of the Bagpipe Maximum Officers' Award Maximum Officers' Award KEMP STROTHER Editor of the Highlander Maximum Officers' Award HAL- OF FAME NANCY MACGREGOR LEE CLINCH Business Manager of the Bagpipe Secretary Student Council Maximum Officers' Award Maximum Officers' Award BETTY SUE LIVELY Business Manager of the Highlander Maximum Officers' Award I Q ' mf ii Page N inkzyl five HALL OF FAME NANCY HOUSTON BEVERLY PIERCE JUDY DAVIS Highlander Staff Bagpipe Staff Highlander Staff Gold H Gold H Gold H 'L+- BARBARA TATE Highlander Staff Page N inety-.fix Gold H .3 W ., fig SHARON COLE Bagpipe Staff Gold H 2 gif JANE MANNING Bagpipe Staff Gold H HALL GF FAME HENRY NUSS JOHN DUCKETT CHARLES OTSTOTT Student Council Student Council Highlander Staff Gold H Gold H Gold H BETTY WATERS SYD CARTER BILL WHITEHEAD Bagpipe Steiff Student Council Student Council Silver H Silver H Silver H Page Ninety-.raven HALL OF FAME dba ELIZABETH HAMMETT FRANCES RAMSEY CAROL HALL MARY LANE Bagpipe Staff Bagpipe Staff Bagpipe Staff Bagpipe Staff Honorable Mention Honorable Mention Honorable Mention Honorable Mention f? ,,g c gh. KAY COUCHMAN EULA LEE McBRIDE FRANCES MARTIN Bagpipe Staff Student Council Student Council Honorable Mention Honorable Mention Honorable Mention ANNE PRICE L. O. SATTERFIELD SHARON KUGLE Student Council Highlander Staff Highlander Staff Honorable Mention Honorable Mention Honorable Mention Page Nifzety-eight ITCIDCSS Tims puts soldiers Mike York, Rich- urd Hinchell, Duval West, Art Stone, and Doug Holl through their paces. FIREFEW Carolyn Colvin, Georgionaff dgley, Nedra Carter, Sharon Marr, and Eilith Snoots do the dance of the fireflies. Sylvia Oliphont and Johnny Griffiths sing a duet before they board the boat. Page Ninety-nine 'S 193. W! Lf 5 - s is nr F, 6.5.3 K Q w gf gf 5 0 +tf.'g ,.e.g,, .lwriv gkwl 5. k 5 ,fviifxibvi .ffiks g- g - , 'VN 5 , f xi QQ Q' fiigkzfif' I' fgua n Q' Sw ay , t I 3- Q -3 5 1833322319 X g?.Q1 lf 'H 4 i'1?,' 'PE f. . sf-w! u, . .mm-.si-e rf :www h wi .. f V,,, F. X .K .'A'ytY.xrx, V, ,,, ,.,.s, ,,4,, fm. rw lix fs K. G A fp, giant' 1 1 , 4 as nigwww vw vw' H :Vw I 2 Bill White, Lee Clinch, Syd Carter, and Ann Mason make preparation for Monday's council meeting. Is there any old business? asks Bill. Bill and Lee watch the birdie with the spring officers Ann Stone istandingj and Mary Martha Southerland iseatedi. Page One Ilznzdrezl Two STUDENT COUNCIL The backbone of democracy is the youth of today, stu dents with leadership ability and alert minds. The Studen Council gives opportunity for such training in leadership One of the many objectives of the Student Council is t further understanding between the faculty and the students a Second is to cooperate with other organizations in all school activities. The council's many activities include dances, the sale o football ribbons, sponsorship of friendship teams, and parti cipation in the school elections held annually. The counci also publishes the student directory, the Clan. For the fourth consecutive year the student body ha adoped two French war orphans, a project sponsored b the council. Fall OFFICES Spring BillWhite . President . . Bill Whit Syd Carter . . . Vice-President ..... Ann Ston Lee Clinch . . . Secretary ...., Lee Clinc Ann Mason . . Treasurer Mary Martha Southerlan Louise James . . Sponsor .... Louise Jame Eleanor Thornell . . . Sponsor . . . Eleanor Thornel Barfield, Wayne Hacker, Sandro Minot, Betsy Beard, Randy Hall, John Miller, Georgeann Billingsley, Joan Bobbitt, Marshall Boston, Anslie Bowers, Carol Brown, Ann Brown, Yvonne Bybee, Terry Hampton, Dan Hanson, Richard Harper, Jeanne Harrington, Barbar Harris, Donna Haycraft, Lynn C1 Higginbotham, Carol Miller, Searcy Milnor, Johnny Nash, Linna Nordenbrock, Betty Lou Norman, Barbara Nuss, Henry Otstott, Charles Carter, Sara Holloway, Gordon Patillo, Sherma Carter, Syd Hudson, Jim Peavy, Dianne Cherry, Conrad Hughes, Martha Pierce, Beverly Comer, Dottie Janok, Dorothy Rogers, John Coke, Yvonne Jones, Norma Faye Rogers, Mona Dale, Dianne Klingman, Douglas Schermerhorn, Linda Denton, Dianne Kugle, Sharon Scurry, Jody Doherty, Medora Lagow, Barbara Seay, Sally Duckett, John Leutwyler, Gail Sharpe, John Durning, Russell Lively, Betty Sue Southerland, Dunlap, Dev iisakifedson, David Feld, Alan Ford, Sandra Fried, Marvin Gable, Ann Gear, Harry Goyne, Laura Lou Gribble, Sally Griffin, Jeannie Griffith, Harold MacGregor, Nancy McFadden, Ann McKnight, Joan McMahon, Linda Manning, Jane Marmion, Beverly Mason, Ann Martin, Larry Mayes, Charles Meinhardt, Judy Mighell, Robert Mary Martha Sparrow, Tommy Stone, Ann Strother, Kemp Watson, Lucia Wharton, Dick Weber, Garry White, Margaret Whitehead, Bill Vanderwoude, Carol Vardell, Steve National Honor Society members watch intently as the new members are initiated. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Membership in the National Honor Society is one of the highest honors a student at Highland Park can achieve. Each semester, on the basis of leadership, scholarship, serv- ice, and character, the teachers select 'For membership approximately three per cent of the H'l'l class, seven per cent of the Ll2 class, and tifteen per cent of the Hl2 class. The scholarship requirement is an average of at least two and one halt grade points for two semesters preceding nomination. The members serve as ushers at the senior play and at all commencement exercises. Each semester the National Honor Society sponsors the presentation of the H Blanket Award to the most outsanding boy and girl in the senior class. Fall OFFICES Spring John Duckett . . President . . . Jody Scurry Stanley Lipman . Vice-President . . . Tommy Tatum Ann Grant . . . Secretary . . . , Ann Price Jody Scurry . . Treasurer . . . . Dev Dunlap Miss Hilda Masters . Sponsor Miss Hilda Masters Barnett, Quota Best, Barbara Bonds, Mary Nelle Bowser, Martha Brocksmith, Dotty Buchanan, Elaine Burton, Jane Candler, Danny Carnes, Carolyn Casey, Kitty Chapman, Anne Cole, Sharon Couchman, Kay Culpepper, Nancy Denton, Dianne Dippel, Evelyn Duckett, John Dunlap, Dev , Elliott, Clay Fedson, David Fried, Marvin Gibbons, Anne Grant, Ann Graves, Jane Grittin, Jane Hackworth, Judith Hager, George Hammett, Elizabeth Hanlcins, Olan Harper, Jeanne Harrington, Barbara Hudspeth, Carol James, Laurace King, Kay Lipman, Stanley McBride, Eula Lee McClain, Jerri McDonald, Alan McKnight, Joan Marshall, Mariorie Mason, Ann Meinhardt, Judy Miller, Carol Miller, Carolyn Minot, Betsy Moore, Bill Noble, Judith Norman, Mary Lee Nuss, Henry Olan, Elizabeth Otstott, Charles Price, Anne Ramsey, Frances Rogers, Judson Rogers, Mona Savage, Bill Scurry, Jody Shipley, Marcus Sparrow, Tommy Stigall, Betsy Strother, Kemp Tackett, Frank Tatum, Tommy Watson, Lucia Westsmith, Gay Wimberly, Virginia Whitehead, Bill John Duckett, Jody Scurry, Ann Grant, and Stanley Lipman happily show ott the N.H.S. emblem. Blanket award winners Johnny Stuart and Ann Grant beam with pride. Page One Hundred Thru ,wm- ', AJ 'ru-' -x.fti'P,,i , Hi-Lite officers: Sherma Patillo, Sara Carter, Jody Scurry lseatedj, Ann Stone, Ann Grant, Mary Martha Southerland. Barbara Tate, Janice Spickard, Margaret Crim, Barbara Lagow, Ann Mason Santa Miller is having fun passing out gifts at the Hi-Lite Christmas Party. HI-LITES A very worthwhile organization made up of all girls at Highland Park High is the Hi-Lites. Programs entertain the girls each Tuesday. The Program Committee plans these, and the Publicity Committee informs the members about them beforehand. Duties of the Red Cross and Welfare Com- mittees include caring for children at the Mexican Mission and decorations for hospitals. New students are aided in getting acquainted at Hghland Park by the Friendshp Com- mittee. Parties and semi-annual dances are planned by the Social Committee. Each of these committees is headed by a vice-president and is composed of volunteer members of the club. ' rug , , ff . X M32 K ' - , J, sf' . I 7 . IE I , 'tt A ZZ 1-4 - - - ,T JD. Page Ove H1zmIrefIF0ur OFFICERS Sara Carter ...... . . . President Barbara Tate ....,.. . Vice-President Sherma Patillo, Jane Wilkinson . . Vice-President Janice Spickard ...... . Vice-President Jody Scurry ....,.. . Vice-President Ann Mason ..... . Vice-President Barbara Lagow . . . . Mary Martha Southerland . Margaret Crim ..... . Ann Grant, Ann McFadden . . Ann Stone ....... Jane Manning . . Mrs. G. B. Morris . . Miss Carrie Inmon . . . . Vice-President . Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary . . . . . Treasurer . . Treasurer . Historian . Sponsor Adviser Big Wheels of the Hi-Y. Gifford Touchstone, Searcy Miller, Syd Carter lseatedl, Bill Bowers, Bob Penland, Lewis Watson, King Buckner Jim Hudson, Tommy Sparrow, give us a grin. HI-Y The motto of Hi-Y, To create and maintain through the school and community higher standards of Christian char- acter, clearly illustrates the purpose and aims of this organization. Sponsored by the Y.M.C.A., this club includes in its wide scope of its activties, welfare work, dances in the toll and spring, and co-sponsorship of Religious Em- phasis Week in the fall. The Club meets every Monday, and various programs are presented, some of which have been a talent show, movies, a play by Mr. Crow's speech class, and talks by speakers representing different occupations. Fall OFFICERS Spring Searcy Miller . President . Syd Carter Tommy Sparrow . Exec. V.-P. . John Duckett King Buckner . . Gifford Touchstone Membership Program . . Jim Hudson . . Arch Beasley Bill Bowers . . . Social . . Rae Hendrix Bob Penland . Welfare Johnny Griffiths Garry Weber Treasurer . Don Singleton Syd Carter . Secretary Tommy Sparrow Jim Hudson . . Photographer . Bob Johnston Lewis Watson . . Reporter George W. Rudell . Sponsor George W. Rudell Don Williams . . Sponsor . Don Williams Gifford Touchstone talks with one of the Hi-Y speakers. If if ' 1 . - lg' n ef S 1.3 -tan ! i S355 x llgl lal cp Q-107' Q l 6: ,vhs I l 9 'E A. N at MRS We eww Page One Humlren' Fwe Quill and Scroll officers Nancy Houston, Sharon Cole, and Bob Johnston examine the latest issue ot Quill and Scroll with Miss Stewart, sponsor. Nancy Houston presides at the Quill and Scroll initiation ceremony. Quill and Scroll members, front row left to right: Linna Nash, Sharon Cole, Janis Winsett, Beverly Pierce. Judy Davis, Liz Hammett. Back row: Carol Hall, Kay Couchman, Velma McKinney, Marilyn Polhemus, Bob Johnston, Barbara Tate, Kemp Strother, Nancy Houston, Nancy MacGregor, Betty Waters, and Mary Lane. Page One Hmzrlred Six QUILL AND SCROLL This international honorary iournalistic society admits a student who has done outstanding work on any high school publication and is recommended by his sponsor. ln addi- tion one must be at least a iunior and in the upper one- third of his class scholasticolly. The club emblem consists of a flaming torch and banner. Three times a year members receive The Quill and Scroll , a magazine containing articles concerning different phases of iournalism. Nancy Houston . Bob Johnston . Sharon Cole . . Miss Mary Stewart . . Benoi, Margaret Blossom, Barbara Capers, Stuart Casey, Kitty Cole, Sharon Couchman, Kay Davis, Judy Hall, Carol Hammett, Liz Hoopingarner, Carol Houston, Nancy Johnston, Bob OFFICERS . . . . . . President Vice-President . Secretary Sponsor Keesee, Mary Lou Kugle, Sharon Lacy, Linda Otstott, Charles Pierce, Beverly Polhemus, Marilyn Lane, Mary Ramsey, Frances Satterfield, L. O. Strother, Kemp Stuart, Johnny Lively, Betty Sue Manning, Jane Miller, Cacci MacGregor, Nancy Tate, Barbara McKinney, Velma Toole, Bud Nash, Linna Waters, Betty Nash, Virginia Winsett, Janis Round Table members Bill Moore, Jane Burton, David Brower, Janis Winsett, Barbara Lynch ffront rowi, Betty Zimmercan, Mimi Lewis, Lee English, Joan Hardwick, Wally Pistor, and Carol Hall stop their discussion to pose for our cameraman. THE ROUND TABLE Round Table meetings give members a time for discussion land often disagreementl as they come to realize and analyze situations as they are, and begin the search for truthful viewpoints. Round Table students develop their ideas by the exchanging of thoughtful, informative opinions through informal discussion. For a vigorous hour after school each week Miss Helen Moore sponsors a group of about twenty students representing various religions, sec- tions of the country, and classifications. The wide scope of viewpoints allows the presentation of all angles of the topic for the day. The solution is never clear cut but mem- bers leave with a more complete picture and a clearer focus for future thinking. Fall .lerry Abramson Joan Hardwick Abramson, Jerry Brower, David Burton, Jane Cohen, Barry Davis, Sanders English, Lee Hall, Carol OFFICES Spring . Perm. Ch. . . Lee English . : . Secretary . . . Janis Winsett Moore, Bill Pistor, Wally Ray, Jerry Robinson, Bob Savage, Bill Winsett, Janis Hammett, Elizabeth Hardwick, Joan Jolliff, Suzy Jones, David Lewis, Mimi Lynch, Barbara Miller, Cacci Zimmerman, Betty Henry Nuss presides at an inter-school meeting of the traffic council. Jerry Abramson, Joan Hardwick. Janis Winsett, and David Jones, make up the executive staff. Page One Hundred Seven Art Club officers Joan Hiett, Laurace James fseatedl, Sherry McLaughlin. Lindo Beck, Carol Pat Burns, Kay Kings, Carol Miller, and Peggy Parker Miss Dial offers comments and suggestions to Andy Marston. pause for a pose. Each member of the Art Club works on her own proiect after school. Page 0110 Hlmdrerl Eigbl ART CLUB The Art Club offers its members an opportunity to do different phases of art work according to individual inter- ests. Meetings are held after school every Tuesday. The Art Service Committee of the club designs and paints scenery for various school productions, and the Exhibit Committee has charge of decorating the display cases with work done by the art classes. The club's annual social activities include a dinner and a picnic. Fall Barbara Lagow Linda Beck . . Peggy Parker Kay King . . . Sharon Cole . Bonnie Engemoen Abbott, Mary Lea Albert, Mary Beck, Donna Beck, Linda Burns, Carol Ann Burns, Carol Pat Carson, Jean Cole, Sharon Collins, Peggy Connell, Pat Culpepper, Nancy Diffey, Carol Ann Dunlap, Debbie Genaro, Mary K. Gore, Lynette Gunstream, Bunny Hawley, Florine Hiett, Joan OFFICERS President . . Vice-Pres. Secretory . Treasurer . Historian . . Reporter Hodges, Shirley Hoople, Robert James, Laurace Jeffers, Mary Kennedy, Barbara King, Kay Lagow, Barbara Lary, Sharon Lovejoy, Judy McBride, Susan McCrea, Mary McLaughlin, Sherry Maclver, Barbara Mahon, Corda Lee Marston, Andy Masterson, Betty Miller, Carol Spring . Laurace James . . Kay King . . . Joan Hiett . Sherry McLaughlin . . . Carol Miller . Carol Pat Burns Milligan, Carolyn Newton, Judy Norman, Mary Lea Parker, Peggy Reddick, Nancy Roberts, Rex Robertson, Dolly Smith, Sharon Snoots, Edith Thornburg Judy Tinkle, Nancy Watson, Jan Watson, Merida Williams, Carolyn Williamson, Isabel Winsett, Janis Zimmerman, Betty Barbara McConnell and Scottie Robinson have tea with Sherma Patillo and Eva Lou Watkins in one of the Dramatic Club's one-act plays. DRAMATICS CLUB The Dramatics Club offers an outlet for Highland Park theatrical talents. New members are selected before the executive board in bi-annual tryouts. The full membership is limited to thirty students. The club presents several one-act plays a year, two tor assemblies. One of the highlights is the Festival of Plays presened to an invited audience in November. Radio plays are also produced. Fall Henry Nuss . . Ronald Kinnamon Jerri McClain . James Hall . . Baskette, Mary Ann Benoit, Margaret Bintord, John Chapman, Anne Duckett, John Gibson, John Hall, James Harris, Marlys Hayman, Charles Hopping, Nancy lnnes, Ann Kennedy, Barbara Kaufman, Sheila OFFICERS . President . . Vice-Pres. Secretary . Treasurer . Kinnamon, Ronald Lund, Patsy McClain, Jerri McConnell, Barbara Martin, Frances Miller, Searcy Minot, Betsy Moore, Bill Nordenbrock, Betty Lou Nuss, Henry O'Bannon, Jo Ann Oliphant, Sylvia Parker, Carolyn . Ronald Kinnamon . . . Jody Scurry . Barbara Kennedy . . Bill Moore Patillo, Sherma Robinson, Scottie Scurry, Jody Slaton, Sally Smiley, Betty Sparks, Merle Stuart, Johnny Tate, Barbara Watkins, Evo Webster, Harriet Wheller, Kay Wyche, Sybil Sally Slaton, Ann lnnes and Betsy Minot act out a serious scene. What is it that Jody Scurry, Shelia Kaufman, Bill Moore, Ann Chapman, and Henry Nuss have found? F Page One Humired Nme Travel Club officers: Marcia Miller, Martha Maxwell, Joyce Higginbotham, Barbara Bragg, Dolly Robertson, and Margaret Loflin show a travel movie to the club. TRAV EL CLUB Travel . . . is there anything that gives us more pleasure? OFFICERS Members of this club enioy armchair traveling to distant Joyce Higggnboyhcm . U presiden, lands through movies and speakers. Another pleasure of D0llY R'-'JbeI'TSOI1 - - Vice-President this club is helping those less fortunate around us, by spon- Martha Maxwell ' ' ' 5e 'e'a Y . Y T , D H h I A t ,Ch , t Margaret Loflin . . Treasurer soring a - een group in a a as sc oo. par y a ris - Manic Miller D - D Historian mas is given for the group at which a gift is presented to Barbara Bragg . Pmliamemmion each girl. Education, welfare work, and pleasure combined, Mrs. I. O. Miller . . . Sponsor spells the Travel Club. fg it K ' L-WRX ,-- ,- - 3 .- i Welfare committee and Mrs. Miller look up addresses of needy families ' ' 3 J who will receive Travel Club baskets. 'D' Page One Hzmzfrezf Ten Win, r N1 ,Q- 57 Rf' I I J' Margaret Crim, Linda Oprendek. Nancy Houston, Pat Smith, and Ann Foster read up on their Texas history, JUNIOR HISTORICAL SOCIETY The Junior Historical Society of Highland Park devotes its time to learning more about the historical background of Texas, Each spring the historians send representatives to the Texas Historical Society in Austin. Several Highland Park members have had their articles published in the socety's official publication, The Junior Historian. One of the main projects for the year is caring for a needy family from West Dallas. ' I qf-fit if J.D. Nancy Houston Margaret Crim Mary Massey . Betsy Stigall . Pat Smith . . Linda Oprendek Barbara Lagow Mrs. I. O. Miller OFFICERS . . . . . . . . President . , Vice-President . . Recording Secretory . Corresponding Secretary . . , . . Treasurer . . . Historian . . Parliamentarian . . . Sponsor Nancy, Margaret, Betsy Stigall, Mary Massey, Pat and Linda hold an officers' meeting. Page Owe 1'1II7ltf7'EIZI Eleven First Row, left to right: Anita Akin, Myrna Melick, Marion Moses, Kay Ponder, Seca Judy Mc-inhardt, Reloa Burrow, Cathy Grollnwan, Barloara Steele, Martha Cronin, Lucinda Porter, Florence Larsen, Anna Lynn Whitehurst. Nick Stark, Sue Kelsey, Nancy Lamnt, Charmayne Babb, Frances Willard, Pat Fletcher. Not in Picture: Carolyn Ard, Bill Browning, Bob Edgecontb, Sheldon Lord, John Maus, George Rice, Bolo Taylor, Merrit 0 String ensemble: Judy Meinhardt, Marion Moses, Florence Larson, Dennis Guill, Lucinda Porter, Nick Stark, Reina Burrow. ,Q U g ff? P S f-A x ' ' if EQ all -Ea sy I tl TZ na Z 12 ilk G5 Page Oize hllnzdred Twelve left to right: Gordon McGowan, Madge Waterston, Dennis Gui Gail Rutland, David Pittman, Barbara Harrington, Sherron Matthews, Jar Hoyt, Betsy Minot, Barbara Lagovv, Russell Durning, Bill Savage, Joe Bi ford, Marshall Bolobitt, Mrs. Griffith, Ann Childers, Jed Hallman, Bi Robinson. nd Row, Ann Haopingarner, Charles Klernme, Vicki Lallier, t Whitton. ORCHESTRA Ability, eagerness, and hard work was the theme of the 1953-'54 Orchestra. They have had numerous interesting projects and pro- grams this year. Fall activities included a group trip to the Fair, and a performance for the T. S. T. A. clin- ner at the Baker Hotel, and the official open- ing of Armstrong Elementary School. One of their prettiest performances was a Christmas program December 15. The yearly all-state orchestra was held in Dallas this year rather than in Galveston. Hi Park orchestra members participated as usual. The Spring concert was the highlight of the orchestra this year. Selected students each year anticipate with enthusiasm the Operetta, which demands ex- ceptional and varied musical production tech- niques. .. - 11 Ag. . Front Row, left to right: Donna Klingman, Gloria Hulsey, Mary Lou Keeseo, Bonnie McLean, Lee Clinch, Ann Faust, Dorothy Jones, Ja Ann O'Ban- non, Liz Blackshear, Dotty Brocksmith, Nancy Culpcpper, Suzanne Moen. Second Row: Mary Martha Gibson, Mary Lane Scnsobaugh, Sharon Kugle, Dick Rabc, Wayne Duncan, Val Van Leuven, Johnny Milnor, Houston Holmes, John Clark, Barbara McConnell, Harriett Webster, Jcrri McClain. Third Row: Jane Graves, Rosemary Henenbcrg, Laurace James, Carol De- Loach, Danny Thompson, Richard Howell, Robert Hoople, Jack Hacker, Johnny McFarland, Gene Henderson, L. O, Satterfield, Virginia Nash, Carol Hall, Kay Couchman. Fourth Row: Peggy Vtfeddington, Francis Tinis, Sarah Stool, Pat Box, Bill LADS AND LASSIES Perhaps the secret behind the pleasure to be found in listening to the famous Lads and Lassies Choir lies in the pleasure they find in singing. Their schedule includes programs for many civic groups, such as the Lions, Transportation, and Kiwanis Clubs, and their assemblies, which are both religious and secular. The hilarious What's My Act? the beautiful Living Christmas Tree, and their production of The Firefly will long be remembered. lt isn't all work and no play for the Lads and Lassies, however. They manage to work in a picnic in the fall and a banquet and out-of-town trip in the spring, Whitehead, Johnny Griffiths, Bill Sanders, President, Dev Dunlap, Gene Matthr-ws, Howarcl Starr, John Bagwell, Robert Gerlach, Merita Wood, Carol Huclspeth, Betty Sue Lively. Fifth Row: llene Jones, Ann Gibbons, Lincla Darnell, Cecil Stell, Paul Kelso, Tonwniy Tatum, Lee English, Fd Batefuhr, John Long, Charles Mayes, Bob Eclgecomb, Allan Maclzarlancl, Don Maris, Boyd Henderson, Ann lnncs, Mary Lane, Elizabeth Olan. Pianist: Libby Robnett. Not in Picture: David Allen, Linda Brickell, David Brower, David Coldwell, David Daly, Ed Duff, Lenny Fruhnton, Jeanne Griffin, George Kerr, Donna Kervin, Carol Webb, Diane Laugenour, Bill Lynch, Judy Mein- hardt, Roger Mellow, Searcy Miller, Bill Moore, Judy Noble, Betty Lou Norclenbrock, Henry Nuss, Ann Price, Morris Roniick, Bobby Robinson, Hugh Rucker, Sammy Scott, Allan Simmons, Jerry Stanford. Officers --Leo Clinch, Vice-President, Bill Sanders, President, Bill Whitehead, Treasurer, Mary Martha Gibson, Secretary, and Mary Lane, Librarian, take a breather. F I s ?x f-Q, i 'l IIA ' nn- '14 9 43 J 'ig i ir' if im YZ' I, ' ,ay u?pt9,Q4 ii i I Y V lah .. if' lv ,star M, A I T7 Z F fi 43.511114 fl mais.. H- Page One Hundred Thirteen Editor Linna Nash touches up Trash by Nash. Business Manager' Nancy MacGregor types up some ads tor Friday s Bagp Linna Nash ..... Beverly Pierce ..... Mary Lane, Kay Couchman . Sharon Cole ......., Joyce Aubuchon, Margaret Brown, Jane Burton, Kitty Casey, Bonnie Engemoen, Jane Griffin, Carol Hoopingarner, Martha Hughes, Janice Kagen, Barbara Kennedy, Dianne Laugenour, Beverly Marmion, Cacci Miller, Barbara McConnell, Virginia Nash, Sally Nettleton, Jo Ann Porter, Frances Ramsey, Pat Smith, Jo Ann Tate Elizabeth Hammett ...... Margaret Benoit, Barbara Blossom, Carol HaII, Joan Hiett, Susy Jollift, Linda Lacey, Velma McKinney, Mimi Lewis, Marilyn Polhemus, Bob Robinson, Virginia Wimberly, Sybil Wyche Betty Waters ....... Stuart Capers, Johnny Stuart . . THE BAGPI PE IPubIished bi-weeklyj EDITORIAL STAFF . . Editor-in-Chief . . .Managing Editor Assistant Managing Editors . . . . .Copy Editor Assistant Feature Editors . Feature Editor . Assistant Copy Editors . Editorial Chairman . . Sports Editors -.Q Kay Couchman, Betty Waters, Janis Winsett, Sharon Cole, Carai I'IaII, Beyer Pierce, Mary Lane, and Linna Nash wander it the-y'II tinish on time. Page One Huudrefi Fourteen Janis Winsett ........ . Exchange Edit Mary Lou Keese, Velma McKinney . . Humor Editcj Joe Dawley, Clay Elliott ..... .... A rti Bob Johnston, Val Van Leuven, Jim l Rice, L. O. Satterfield, Bill Greer y . . Photographs Mike Burkart Mrs. D. C. Rousseau ......... . Spons BUSINESS STAFF . . . . . . . . Business Manag . . . . Advertising Manag . . . . . . Circulation Manag . . Assistant Circulation Manage Nancy MacGregor . Jane Manning . . Jeanne Harper ..,.. Marilyn Tobin, .lack Rosser . Gail Cowdrey .... Nancy Jordon . . . . ........Secreta . Ad Salesman Nancy Jo Henderson, Helen Morgan, Judy Lovejoy, Dolores ' McClain, Judy Bradley, Barbara I A - Assgsgum Ad ' Sue Holt, Barbara Lang, Sally Reilly Ogden Kidd. . . . Jeanne Harper, Jane Manning, Judy Bradley, Barbara Lang, Nancy Nancy Jo Henderson correct ad copy. if A TSX s i' l 2 cw. ' ' ii 1 4 '- HA FRONT ROW, left to right: Myra Garrett, Pam Poulos, Pat Brokaw, Susie McBride, Rhea Cocl-iran, Margaret Brown, Suzanne Moen, Kay Couchman, Judy Smith, Kay Bowers, Mimi Lewis BACK ROW: Pat Fletcher, Myrna Melick, Dave Daly, Rita Taylor, Elaine Buchanan, Liz Blackshear, Mariorie Marshall, Victor Hunter, Charmayne Babb, Jean Toomey, Jimmy Westbrook, Pat Gilliland, David Jones, Temple Bagby. THE LIBRARY COUNCIL T952 will be recorded as a big year in the history oi the library council. The Highland Park Library Council was organ- ized on January l8, chartered February 25, and became af- filiated with the Teen-Age Library Association all in the same year. 040 The council strives to increase knowledge of the library and its operations, creates a wider interest in books and reading, assist in carrying on activties ot the school and library, and to develop leadership. Each year Book Week is emphasized with new material arranged on display by members ot the council. A social affair each semester breaks the routine of work for members of the council. OFFICERS Full Spring Margaret Brown . . Suzanne Moen Kay Couchman Myrna Melick Mimi Lewis . President . . Margaret Brown Suzanne Moen . Pam Poulos Myrna Melick . Mimi Lewis . . Vice-President . . . . Secretary . . . . Treasurer . . . . Publicity . . MEMBERS ff' ew, Ashburn, Mary Babb, Charmayne Bagby, Temple Blackshear, Elizabeth Brokaw, Pat Bowers, Kay Brown, Margaret Buchanan, Elaine Cochran, Rhea Daly, Dave Dunlap, Debbie Dunlap, Jeanie Fletcher, Pat Garrett, Myra Gilliland, Pat Hassell, Ruth Hunter, Victor lnce, Nancy Jones, Dorothy Jones, David Lewis, Mimi McBride, Susan Marshall, Mariorie Massie, Camille Melick, Myrna Miller, Marcia Miller, Jacqueline Moen, Suzanne Murph, Judy Owens, Betty Poulos, Pam Powell, Lew Ruthland, Gail Smith, Diane Smith, Judy Smith, Sharon Taylor, Rita Tinkle, Nancy Toomey, Jean Westbrook, Jim Zimmermann, Betty H fm . V6 S ? L' mi vfsfircf TOP: Members ot the Library Council prepare to check out books to Scots. BOTTOM: Mimi Lewis, Margaret Brown, Kay Couchman, Myrna Melick, and Suzanne Moen put up posters during Book Week. Page One Hundred Fifteen -'M E EE s , g :,,, was g . .,-. . . 'Nur f 1' In , . . ss: , wk 0 1 Nancy Houston and Charles Otstott do some last-minute proofreading beforc Editor Strother relaxes between deadlines going to the printer. THE HIGHLANDER Kemp Strother ....,. . Editor-in-Chief Charles Otstott, Nancy Houston . . Associate Editors Arch Beasley . . . ...... , Boys' Sports Ann Grant, Lucia Watson, Peggy Weddington . . Girls' Sports Joe Browning, Larry Martin . . , . R. O. T. C. Barbara Lagow, Joe Dawley, Clay Elliott . . Art Bob Johnson, L. O. Satterfield, Val Van Leuven, Bill Greer Elaine Buchanon, Peggy Carr, Gloria Hulsey, Mona Rogers, Sharon Kugle Kitty Casey, Jane Manning, Carolyn Miller, Elizabeth Olan, Frances Ramsey, Barbara Ravkino, . Sandy Smith, Janice Spickard, Susan Zane, Beverly Pierce Diane Cook .... . A Photographers Typists Staff Assistants . Sponsor ,pu-v. nn ...., Hghlander typists Elaine Buchanan, Gloria Hulsey, and Mona Rogers look very Photographers Bob Johnston, Bill Greer, L. O. Sattertielal, and Val Van busy. face the camera tor a change. Page One Hfnzdred Sixteen l e W re Q9 n Hardwick, Allan Simmons, Barbara Adamson, -Suzy en, Su7y Harington, and Gayle Blavvett discuss ad sell ,ff iness manager, Nancy Leeper, Betty Sue Lively . . Business Judy Davis . . Circulation Barbara Tate . Advertising Sharon Kugle . . Head Ad UG Jolift, Leslie Engef Business manager Betty Sue Lively types out ads tor local subscribers, ing with next year's THE HIGHLANDER Manager Manager Manager Salesman Nancy Leeper, Suzy Harrington, Margaret Benoit, Gayle Blewett, Rita Taylor, Barbara Adamson, Judy Hackworth, Gloria Hulsey, Leslie Engemoen, Martha Hughes, Anne Price Ogden Kidd , 1 'fi L as H y lb I TF R, . Ad Salesmen . Sponsor Q, yi- shows staff members Judy Doyis, Sharon Kugle, and Barbara Tate Head ad salesman Sharon Kugle examines Martha Hughes' ad book, while Judy W it's going to look. Hackworth, Rita Taylor, and Margaret Benoit discuss business section of the Highlander. Page One Hunzfrezl Sefezzteeu MW: xXqwE5xS X0 we-9 if , x'4XfXfv:Qw. me 'X dxiffx Lx mdxsw 4, X? K ,pw W New f ,ggfiiw fi' 52 PS? 3. E ...'.r...'W. LE'2 -?n '- L B! -1'-'S-'.2! Left side, white iackets, front to back: Cecil Holmes, Kemp Strother, Alex Speegle, Ted Lair, Don Love, David Goldman, Garry Weber, John Hall, John Gibson, Dick Anspochor, Terry Storm, Roger Adamson, Bill White- head, Bill Whte, Steve Varclell, Tom Gay, Tom Moore. t side, blue iackets, front to back: Gage Prichard, Mickey Schaenen, Terry Bybee, Don Presley, Frank Tackett, Don Metcalfe, John Sharpe, Syd Carter, Al Snider, Paul Kelso, Dickie Ford. Center, left to right: David Fedson, Brooks Patrick, Mike Lumby, Bob John- ston, Rae Hendrix, lef Right side, blue iackets, front to back: Jim Young, Joe Leidolf, Don Singles tan, Bill Novak, George MacGregor, Johnny Griffiths, James Faulk, Wade Smith, Bob Viets, Ray Cook, John Duckett. Right side, white iackets, front to back: Roy Coffee, Tommy Andrews, Tom Gowan, Sammy Scott, Bob Schermerhorn, Joel Hudson, Bob Marwill, Richard Howell, Tommy Sparrow, Bill Bowers, Robert Stout, Webster Blocker, George Hager. Center back: Coach Binnion. H ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL: Tri-Captain Syd Carter, Tri-Captain Searcy Miller, Tri-Captain Garry Weber, Roger Adamson, Dick Anspacher, Webster Blocker, Bill Bowers, Roy Coffee, Mayo Crum, James Faulk, John Gibson, Tom Gray, Johnny Griffiths, Cecil Holmes, Richard Howell, Joel Hudson, Jerry Jeter, Ted Lair, Don Love, Joe Miller, Tom Moore, Bill Novak, Sam Paternostro, Don Singleton, Alex Speegle, Tommy Sparrow, Robert Stout, Steve Vardell, Bill White, Billy Whitehead, Man- ager John Hall, Manager Kemp Strother, Manager Tommy Andrews, Manager Tom Gowan, Manager Terry Storm. BASKETBALL: Co-Captain Wade Smith, Co-Captain Joe Leidolf, Arch Beasley, Bill Bowers, John Duckett, Tom Gray, Olan Hankins, Rae Hendrix, Brooks Pat- rick, John Sharpe, Tommy Sparrow, Bob Viets, Man- ager David Fedson, Manager Paul Kelso. TRACK: Captain John Duckett, Roger Adamson, George Dunlap, Harry Gear, George Hager, Charles Hay- man, Bill Heaton, Bob Marwill, Pete Reynolds, Bob Page One Hundred Twerzly Schermerhorn, Merritt Whitten, Manager Larry Mar- tin, Manager Philip Gerdine. SWIMMING: Co-Captain Gage Prichard, Co-Captain George MacGregor, Joe Abbey, Pete Bickel, Ray Cook, Jerry Hubbard, Jerry Jarvis, Bob Johnston, Mike Lumby, Charles Otstott, Dick Rantzow, Al Snider, Bob Stout, John Westsmith, Don Woodward, Manager Har- old Griffith. BASEBALL: Co-Captain Rae Hendrix, Co-Captain Cecil Holmes, Mike Botts, Terry Bybee, Syd Carter, Dale Casey, Roy Coffee, Robert Dickson, Torn Haroz, Charles Hill, Dick Hunsinger, Don Metcalf, Larry Petty, Don Presley, Bob Rae, Mickey Schaenan, Ray Spears, Da- vid Turner, Manager Howard Compton, Manager Gary Morchower. GOLF: Tri-Captain Bruss Billingsley, Tri-Captain David Goldman, Tri-Captain Frank Tackett, Don Mann, Jim Sowell. TENNIS: Captain Eddie Cheesborough, Richard Bull- winkle, Danny Feldman, Gene Henderson, Manager Wayne Barfield. 1 '1-.,,,--N I lf .I I' V :A j U Q A 4 ':. by L i Miss Murchison, Befiy Turner, Sammy Scotf, Joe Browning, Yvonne Brown, Johnny Sfuorf, Moscoi David Luce, Sully Slonton, ond Mr. Franklin round up props for Thursday morning's pep rally. Page One Hzfmfred 74Ll'87'Zfj'-11116 Front Row, left to right: Bill White, Ted Lair, James Faulk, Co-Captain Syd Carter, Co-Captain Garry Weber, Co-Captain Searcy Miller, Jerry Jeter, John Gibson, Joe Miller, Johnny Griffiths. Second Row: Manager Kemp Strother, Tom Moore, George Belcher, Bill Whitehead, Joel Hudson, Charles Clifford, Mayo Crum, Robert Stout, Bill Bowers, Tommy Sparrow, Don Singleton, Bill Novak, Tom Gray, Manager Tarn Gowan, Manager Tommy Andrews. Q ,H Y, . v . . , ilnird kow: Coach G. B. Morris, Richard Benson, Roy Coffee, Donald Fred Snider, Dick Anspacher, Terry Bybee, Conrad Cherry, Bob done, Don Shine, Allan Simmons, Alex Speegle, Manager John Coach C. Q. Smith, Coach Dan Williams. Fourth Row: Manager Terry Storm, Bob Krauel, Richard Howell, Ed Charles Mayes, Steve Vardell, Webster Blocker, Roger Adamson, Paternostro, Tenny Durant, Cecil Holmes. 7953 HIGHLAND PARK FOOTBALL SQUAD . . . . . X, ' v in TNQ! V956 er S+ KQV' X 'g , i ,.: 4 lk Page One Hundred Twenty-two ' Q 'nw M FOOTBALL Don Williams, Assistant Coach and Trainer. G. B. Morris, Head Coach. C. Q. Smith, Assistant Coach rirsi Row, Left to Right: Garry Weber Guard Second Row, Left to Bill White Tackle Third Row: Jerry Jeier Tackle Fourth Row: Webster Blocker Guard Rigl'1T: Searcy Miller Jim Faulk Syd Carter Cenfer Back Buck Joe Miller Johnny Griffiths Bill Bowers Tackle Buck Back F OOTBA LL Page One Humlferl Tu'e11!y-three QL Firsi Row, Lefi to Right: Q f Q- 5' in if as W' G 1' .E ai 'gm mfr G. 1. 'ffmcrz 1 .s Q HSL ' i ,. sz.: 2.212 s 5, ' L. W. ,Q . , wiicfg fffwa ff aa , fxrrfriklfffifg r -..,,. , W -.5.:..:V V U M Q55 ifzrzrzgzgm G57 1: 5 iw q f -6 'Has , W5 m .Musa 1 fr sz-gr-qi. M sg f+ iwv14r5A, , .W gym r, M W Mayo Crum Back Second Row, Left to Tom Moore End Third Row: Tommy Sparrow End Fourth Row: Don Singleton . ff ' , M' ' r. -, -V 4 , V V F - Back - M , ' I . Mr. 1 . Q! 3 In , ,.,. ., . , 2.1. if Sam Paiernosrro Guard Righf: Robert Stout Guard f Q, fs' .5 N if Q Roger Adamson End Ted Lair Back if ri' 'Hap Hudson Center John Gibson Guard ar .. N HQ' it 1 , 521 1-MPP ,539 N12 S5 I 'S fkAA m'9qi mga Scoi Tri-Captains: Searcy Miller, Syd Carter, Garry Weber. First Row, Left to Right: Bill Novak Richard Howell Alex Speegle Cecil Holmes Back End Guard Guard Second Row, Left to Right: Don Love Steve Vardell Roy Coffee Bill Whitehead Back Tackle Guard Tackle Third Row- Tom Gray Tackle Fourth Row: Dick Anspacher Back Scot Managers: John Hall, Terry Storm, Tommy Andrews, Tom Gowan, Kemp Strotlner. FIRST ROW: Don Singleton nearly lozes his shoulder pads while bucking the Waco line. Fullback Johnny Griffiths dives over a pile of Pascal defenders for a few extra yards. SECOND ROW: Quarterback Bill Bowers escapes a Pascal to go all the way. A Waco back downs Mayo Crum short of pay dirt. THE 7953 SEASON The afternoon of Thanksgiving Day, 1953, marked the close of another Scot football season. The Avalanche had no spectacular year of glorious wins and praise, and the records hold no great credit for the Scots of '53, fumbles, and costly errors plagued the season and played a leading role in holding back the team. This record might seem unimpressive to an average reader, a reader who didn't know about Scottie tradition and spirit, but let us read between the lines as we review the grid season. The work began near the middle of August. Twice a day the boys would meet at the school to begin a rigid training schedule. For two weeks they worked in shorts until September, when pads went on and the head-knocking began. School started on September 9, and the team departed for Abilene two days later. The same evening Highland Park fielded the most uninexperienced team they had had in years. They fumbled, they made mistakes . . . they had most of the breaks against thernand couldn't capitalize on Page One Hundred Twenty-.fix the ones they got. Abilene took the non-district tilt, 28-13, wi Richard Howell and Jete Jeter looking good on both offense a r defense. A week later the Scots met Sunset at Dal-Hi Stadium. Again erro and bad breaks set in and the Bison single-wing bested the hon boys, 'I9-0. They couldn't seem to get rolling although Weber a 1 fl White copped high praise for outstanding play. The next week, the Scots made history in the hearts of all wl' saw them play Lubbock. The defending state champs couldn't go an' where against the team that didn't believe they could be beate Magnificent line play and a hard-hitting backfield stunned the Wes erners, but they edged a stubborn Blue and Gold eleven in the fin period, T3-9. The fumbleitis iinx held again as the Scots fielded against Odessn The first half was theirs, but in the last, the Scots looked like a ba club. Bowers came to look in form second to none, with Griffiths an lRST ROW: Halfback Jim Faulk picks up some Scot blocking. Diamond Jim Faulk scampers through the line and heads for the wide open spaces. uulk punching the Bronco line and stopping them on defense. How- fer, it was too late a start as the Broncos won, 34-21. The evening of October 9 was the gloomiest of the year for the valanche. No one could do anything right. Three consecutive kick- ifs to the Scots were fumbled, and Arlington Heights scored three -onsecutive times. On the first play the Scots had the ball, Faulk went tr a touchdown. Three more touchdown plays were called back ong with several long runs. Griffiths managed to get across for e second score. Penalties and fumbles again held them down. Final ore, 42-12. Paschal stunned the Scots the following week, 33-14. lt seemed s if they would never get rolling. Joe Miller and Tom Moore did rn in exceptional performances in the line. October 30 marked the opening of District play, and the Cinderella nys began to play ball. An over-confident Tyler team that had run -fer Sunset and Arlington Heights fell to a team that wouldn't be aten. Gibson, Blocker, and Sparrow showed up splendidly for the ots. They finally hit their stride in the one that counted. Kilgore came to Scotland only to break its unbeaten streak. Lair, SECOND ROW: Bill White and Company make a hole in the line for the Scot backfield. Syd Carter, face mask and all, is hauled clown by a Tyler Lion. Singleton, and Adamson were standouts in this game which the Scots stole, 14-7. The next week-end, Friday the thirteenth, the Waco Tigers shat- tered some pretty bright dreams at Highland Park. District play proved to be an unlucky one for the Scots. Waco led 6-O in the first halt, and the tiring Avalanche came back in the second with Carter, Crum, and Paternostro leading. A costly Tiger tumble in the last quarter gave the Blue and Gold a first on their own 15, and they pushed down to the Bengal five. Then the old iinx crept back. They fumbled as Waco promptly recovered and marched against us to another score as the gun sounded, and went down as a 13-0 count. The Scots on the field Thanksgiving Day with their hearts set and minds up to beat Wichita Falls. Again they fumbled, made mise takes, and got penalties, and Wichita Falls passed. Stout and Novak stood out for the Scots. Until that final whistle on Thanksgiving Day the Scots of 1953 never quit giving it all they had. They fumbled and made mistakes, but they never gave up, and they had the great support, teamwork, and spirit that are traditions at Highland Park. Page One Hundred Twenty-Jeven FRONT ROW, left to right: John Duckett, Arch Beasley, Co-Captain Wade Smith, Co-Captain .loe Leidolf, Bob Viets. BACK ROW Bill Bowers, Tommy Sparrow, John Sharpe, Tom Gray, Olan Hankins, Rae Hendrix, Brooks Patrick. Co-Captains Smith and Leidolf talk to Coach Bin- nion about the coming game. Page One Hlmdred Tzvwm-eight BASKETBALL Although the 1954 Scot basketball team did not score an impressive record, every member of the team enioyed the season under the fine leadership of Coach Ralph Bin- nion. Each member of the team had the satisfaction of knowing that he tried his best. Throughout the season the Scot scoring attack was led by All-District Wade Smith. John Duckett's and Bob Viets' ball-hawking off the back- boards as well as fine defensive play by Joe Leidolf and Arch Beasley were also important factors in the season. Bill Bowers, Tommy Sparrow, John Sharpe, Brooks Patrick, and reserves Rae Hendrix, Olan Hankins, and Tom Gray deserve a salute. Their fine participation proved that a basketball team can't go with iust five men. Even though the 1954 team may not be remembered for its number of wins, it will be remembered for that tradi- tional Scot spirit and good sportsmanship. Left to right: John Duckett, Arch Beasley, Co-Captain Wade Smith, Co-Captain Joe Leidolf, Bob Viets. 'lighland Park 36 -lighland Park 41 -lighlancl Park 31 'lighland Park 56 olighland Park 47 'lighland Park 65 -lighland Park 46 'lighland Park 50 -lighland Park 39 'lighland Park 39 -'lighlancl Park 41 ighlancl Park 44 ighland Park 55 ighland Park 48 ighland Park 60 ighland Park 48 ighland Park 42 ighlancl Park 42 ighlancl Park 44 ighland Park 61 ighland Park 48 GAME SCORES . . Poly49 . . . Paschal49 . .... Paschal 75 . . Woodrow Wilson 48 . .... Laredo 48 . . . Palestine 61 . . . . Lufkin 44 . Arlington Heights 42 . Carter Riverside 47 . . Arlington Heights 45 . . Woodrow Wilson 42 . ..... Alpine 43 . . . Hillcrest 56 . Poly 52 . . Tyler 54 . . . Waco 61 . Wichita Falls 51 . . . . Tyler 65 . . . .Wichita Falls 62 . . . Carter Riverside 51 . . . .Waco62 Managers David Fedson and Paul Kelso Page One Hundred Trzvefzty-nine Q4 NJ '- U ,..,. 1' jg , if ' slww 2 2, XX X K 1? A L Q Q Jimi' Q Q ,- , A. V3 .4 fm xv '+ f' ' ' .1 , ,- , X 'Ji x X W , ,jf Q M E5 f K UW In x 95 J 5 if Us A . r 'lj XNDN W 1 G .59 k E55 , . 1525. , 55222 if is X' 21? i 4 , E E P A X as ,,. Nga 44 iw 7 .' '16 iw. : sf' S 1 Y 'x A Y Y WM X 3259 ' N . I if . ' Q 5 ilx, a . X h it b u it , Q E7 AKA fn, in as ,, 57. 11 was! bl iii ' -vw , 2 ' 4 .3 -Q Q Q QL fam 15534 -g'E3'- ja: Q lv if ,. ,, W Zzb Q Q dx' aff M Page 0126 llznzdrwl Thirfytzzfo ROY COFFEE Co-Captain RAE HENDRIX Shorfstop LARRY PETTY Ouifielder it-x RAY SPEARS Ouifielder Coaches Earnest Kennedy and J O Franklin SYD CARTER Cmche, Firsi Bose Ouffielder TOM HAROZ Pitcher DON PRESLEY Pitcher ' TERRY BYBEE Third Base Second row: Manager Howard Compton, Gary Reed, Larry Petty, Mike Botts, Rae Hendrix, Cecil Holmes, Dayle Casey, Butch Hill, Manager Gary Morchower. Bottom row: Bob Dickson, Michey Schaenan, Dick Hun singer, Bob Rea, Kenny Gale, Tom Haroz, Roy Coffee. . , ' Et' L. Yi. Managers Gary Morchower and Howard Compton MICKEY SCHAENEN BUTCH Hlll- Second Base OUlfielCleI' DAYLE CASEY Second Base DICK HUNSINGER MIKE BOTTS Outfielder Third Base BOB DICKSON Third Base Page One Hundred Thirty-three 'Mn 5 ll. Sprint Relay Team: Bob Schermerhorn, George Hager, Roger Adamson, Coczch Floyd Hightower and James Baker, former Hi Park star George Dunlap. Bob Schermerhorn passes the baton to Mile Relay: Pete Reynolds, George Hager George Dunlap. Adamson, George Dunlap ...-. -A . , ., TRACK Left lo right: Capfain .Iolwn Ducketf, Bob Marwill, George Hager. Page One Hundred Thirty-fozn' wa M19-W Captain JOHN DUCKETT Top Row: Roger Adamson, State Finalist George Dunlap, Harry Gear, State Finalist George Hager. Second row: Charles Hayman, Bill Heaton, Bob Marwill, State Finalist Pete Reynolds. Third Row: State Finalist Bob Schermerhorn, Merritt Whitten, Manager Philip Gerdine, Manager Larry Martin. pl'N 'Q ' , S,,,fi3, AV' W l 1' I l I l I situ! ,dl Page One Hundred Tlnirly-fi1f'e Left to right: Couch Akin, Gene Henderson, Mike Bennett, Dick Bywaiers, Captain Ed Cheesborough, Wayne Barfield, Ralph Smith, Richard Bullwinkle, Danny Feldman. RICHARD BULLWINKLE TENNIS E R , i Q' i' il ,L GENE HENDERSON if lx .i 1i' 4 N fs' , N-'YM,1 -. fr 4 iigHHQ5V,'l!5H W M 4 5, ig 51535255 225 ff E i gi if I f e- wil-' 'Zh ED CHEESBOROUGH Regional Doubles Winner r 'Rx ' DANNY EELDMAN . Regional Doubles Winner ' b . , miwskrg 1 5 , L: L W Q imQQ+fHefpQ - f get w1e+N+4E'fwf...ffmlE:v4iE 1-iwill if if4Wi:..5l7i1ii i 'f f'l HW? KL T Q d 3, ' X ii, -R H ,,,, ,,.,,. r 1, ,,v,, 0? T1 :Y T fl Page One Hundred Thirty-:ix suv! Fronl R-w: Tri-Captain Bruss Billingsley, Tri-Copfain Frank Tockeli, Tri-Captain David Goldman, Jim Sowell, Dun Mann, Tom Peeler. Bock Row: Milton Zimcm, Allan Wilkes, Bill McRae, Johnny Clark, Price Moore, Couch Casey, Bill Maloney, John Binford, Clay Elliott, Brooks Patrick, Paul Shumafe. GOLF Winners District 7 AA -QA , X y Ex I Winners Regional 3 AA Tri-Copioin FRANK TACKETT - ' 3 5 , as-55 ' an .' 3:31 Tri-Captain i ,M . 1 ,. DAVID GOLDMAN ide?-xii?3jf?:'iifYf'5w,si1,m1,,,w 55, .wsgfh 3 7 . i, 45, V 1 . , MJ , M, ,, sw ,, ,JY A-.L Q 1 fi .Qi A ,,Q, g ,g'5i, gakiiiei Q.-eww 'Q ' ' -457.9 Zlffhmissi Tri Copfciin BRUSS BILLINGSLEY JIM SOWELL lx 1 if R 'N wax, I Front Row: John Westsmith, Bob Johnston, Lee Griffin, Don Woodward, Captain George MacGregor, Mike Lumby, Jim Young. Back Row Coach Conner, AI Snider, Dick Rantzou, Ray Cook, Jerry Jarvis, Joe Abbey, Charles Otstott, Dev Dunlap. SWIMMING STATE CHAMPIONS Coach Doug Conner confers with Captain MacGregor before the State Meet. Captains Gage Prichard and George MacGregor. I , 4 we . V ., Page One Hlnnlred Thirty-eight B Teams Football 'IT ROW: Coach Casey, Tom Brown, ny Toland, Julius Speegle, Buddy Keith, Irump, Chris Weil, Jack Little, Coach Ellis. IND ROW: Stan Rephan, Hilton Honey- Bob Franz, James Burneke, Bill Mount, Culler, Bill Fair, Oliver Dunham, Danny 'd D ROW: Fred Underwood, Ben Cervin, Lee in, Butch Thompson, Ronnie Roberts, mn Jones, John Rogers, Henry Hicks, Rubin. ITH ROW: Henry Horton, Bill Dobbs, David er, Pete Reynolds, Charles Hayman, Alon lerson, Johnny Walker, Norman Grunsfeld. I RONN: Tom Campbell, Paul Atkinson, Heotin, Jon Anderson, Carl Moyes, Harry , Pat Booth, Tommy Field. 'l ROW: Managers Buzz Bennett, Fred Pen n, Lynn Ashby. Basketball IT ROW: Frank lngroham, Herbie Weitz- Bill Payne, Bill Thompson, Homer French, ' Zareff, Larry Petty, Larry Gibbs. PND ROW: Earle Howe, Murray London, I Smith, Steward Woodward, Henry Zap- , Butch Williams, Rob Gilbert, Richard ROW: Coach Kennedy, Pat Booth, y Beaird, Bill Dobbs, Wayne Clements, Scheurer, Walt Lightbourn, Jerry Cohen. Baseball FRONT ROW: Arlen Burns, Jerry Cohen, Stew- art Woodward, Rod Rogers, Glenn Turner, Louis Johnson, Fred Underwood, Jack Lutts. SECOND ROW: Torn Brown, Frank Ingrahom, Larry Poole, Wayne Clements, Chuck Jett, Charles Eschenfelder, Steve Zareff, George Cassells. THIRD ROW: Bill Nettle, Mike Redfearn, Jerry Prager, Som Gottlieb, Dale Smith, Les Mendelsohn, Gordon Holloway. FOURTH ROW: Steve Guthrie, Herbie Weitz- man, Larry Gibbs, Henry Hicks, Wode Utay, Bill Maloney, Randy Beaird. FIFTH ROW: Perry Carroll, Ralph Garrett, Pat Booth, John Bagwell, Coach Franklin. SPORTS SNAPS fthe ' ef Sl onolh Slexl fe 8? AC Top ond Bottom: Wrestlers Kelso cmd Cox try to figure out how to untcmgle Nuss and Von Leuven. Coach Conner oncl some ot his state champs flex for the comeromon, All Mascot David Luce gives out with Who ore we? Top and Bottom: Yo-o heave ho! Some of the boys with their queens ot the football banquet 'EPB'- yi Q 1 M, Q I Ll ,U 4 Q My .-1 .- ,1 U, , . , , Xa V .- WP S , , X, vb' w,',f.,gw.,.,.i-gy, QffL '. 5 g,l,g,?,n34w4'14f:j,:g4wt 3 ' M f.,mi4,1w ', . ,xxj4,Ama,,4gm- , 1' avfnwk as w A . -- .. :-' A. , Wh. N H MH-WAQ ww- aw -fff,p., A 4 7' Nm mln W ,wax .Wf's, 'f lk, ,, , ff-337 my ,.'3f f'x Uv f X- 35'7C.'.N' ' 'z +-'QU , iw if ' 1 v ff.,'g,-urn. . ,,. . - Y 14 ga A, N A W. 4,943 w Q .:,,A Q' Alf.-',nljl'1?'x fj,5j 1i 'mf'1f4 ff ww-s.m ,1.JwxW.x- . Q W ff-4 1 A -N. ,,,W.,nw.,,f. 'g'2Y..w' 4 s: x,,lm ,a 1485 ,K Y' x . x W f ' M -35. ,ff 4s'fQ i'S: 2'A 46 M ,. ,vga 5 V , , . .Mm X , K , 1 Q , wx 514 . 'S -, ,f ' , A , , . .ff LF,1w-'-mfm, 'JXP 'tg K V.,A,W,,.,k . , . , K, .,',,1w,x,v, ,, , ,X AY. .. jqww .rw F ' V ,Q-1 W W.-3.4-x,.'V',,,+1w,H1 L5 qv, if'..2X, 4 , Y, ff' fx X, . ,Kaye ,A.,H M .47.V,.M QV 711:-gin fx.. xA J fm, Y . , A N . ,, . Vt ,L fw ,, , , ,-M. F .M .W 4 , , ' A' x 4 2 4 1. S V .,,, . 33 SW 'wxl u il www gif ,,pr-'M Misses Jayne Murchison and Gynne Watson, coaches. GI RLS' SPORTS How do you get to the girls' gym? a stranger asks you. Well, go down this hall and, uh -that is, you go to the second corner and-oh, just follow the shouts and shrill screams, you answer, thinking, l'll bet she was bringing a clean gym suitto her daughter. As she reaches the gym, she finds the girls throwing a rubber ring back and forth across a net in a game known as tenniquoits. Looking out the gym office win- dow, she sees another group of girls, hot and tired, coming in from a rousing game of speedball. This sport is a mixture of football, basketball, and soccer. lt is a major accomplishment to get through the fall term without bruised legs or broken fingernails. The mother learns from Miss Watson and Miss Mur- chison that the girls will have four weeks of exercises a little later in the season. These exercises, performed to the beat of a tom-tom are aids to posture and co- ordination. The characteristic of these four weeks is sore muscles. The last sport of the first semester is basketball. The girls spend two or three weeks working on funda- mentals before actually playing any games. The second term starts off with volleyball. This game is played for six weeks. It is followed by four weeks Page One Hnmfren' Forfgi'-four of square dancing. Each girl has the same partner through the entire time. They dance to the music o' records with calls. At the end of the time the girls have a test on all the dances that they have learned. For the rest of the spring semester the girls pla softball and badminton. Four teams go outside whil the other two stay in and battle with the birdies. The climax to all this training is the fun of partici pating in intramural sports. These are open to anyone who is interested enough to get up a team or join one This activity consists of playing after school on Mon day and Wednesday or Tuesday and Thursday foi the season of that sport. A championship playoff i held between the league winners in each sport. Rivalr and team spirit run high between the leagues. An girl who participates in each intramural sport and i not absent more than once in each one can win a intramural sports award. Members of the champion ship team in each sport are eligible to attend th annual spring luncheon and have their pictures in th Highlander. We would like to take this opportunity to than Miss Watson and Miss Murchison for their helpfulnes and understanding. TENNIQUOITS Class Winners CAPTAIN MARY ANN BASKETTE Bottom to top: Mary Ann Baskette, Susan Zane, Annette Kerley, Sally Slaton. Left to right: Dorothy Janak, Bonnie Vifquain, Allison Galt, Frances Sue Katz. Absent: Sandra Baron. TENNIQUOITS Intramural Winners CAPTAIN ANN AKARD Left to right: Lucia Watson, Bonnie Vifquain, Frances Martin, Ann Akard, Barbara Tate, Claire Taylor, Barbara Vifquain, Dianne Dale. Page One Hundred Forty-Eve i aa TENNIQUOITS All-Sfar Runners-Up CAPTAIN EVA WATKINS Top To boitom, ieff To right Joan McKnight, Eva Watkins, .laye Eddie, Mariha Maxwell, Mary Ann Baskeffe, Susan Zane. Absent Ann Jones, Mary Massey. Page One Ilzmdred Forty-Tix TENNIQUOITS Intramural Runners-Up CAPTAIN PATSY MARTIN Left fo right: Gail Leuiwyler, Cecili Strauss, Patsy Marfin, Judy Fosfe Barbara Bragg, Mary Hunier. , SPEEDBALL All Star Winners CAPTAIN BARBARA TATE Left to right: Marilyn Polhemus, Annette Reed, Patsy Martin, Quata Barnett, Diana Autry, Ann Mason, Barbara Tate, Nancy Walton, Judy Bradley, Barbara Hays, Anita Starr, Eula Lee McBride, Mary Martha Southerland, Joy Heaton. Absent: Sue Downey. SPEEDBALL Runners-Up CAPTAIN JOAN MCKNIGHT Left to right, first row: Ada Jo Brewer, Lucia Watson. Second row: Eva Watkins, Betty Lee Masterson. Third row: Barbara McGee, Bonnie Vifquain, Joan McKnight, Barbara Vifquain, Martha Maxwell. Fourth row: Nancy Nicholson, Ann Grant. Page One Hzzzlzfrezl Foriyexeven BASKETBALL Intramural Winners CAPTAIN ANNETTE REED Left to right: Joy Heaton, Cecilia Straus, Gail Leutwyler, Pat Crain, Carolyn Ard, Judy Foster, Annette Reed, Sally Slaton, Patsy Martin, Ann Stone, Mary Hunter, Ann Grant, Barbara Bragg. Page One Ilmzdred Forty-eight BASKETBALL Class Winners CAPTAIN MARTHA sowserz Left to right: Bebe Kohen, Penn Dean, Joyce Higginbotham, Marth Bowser, Judy Foster, Alice Gur stream, Camille Easter. BASKETBALL Intramural Runners-Up CAPTAIN ANN AKARD Left to right: Ann Akard, Barbara Tate, Francs Marlin, Carol Higgin- bofham, Lucia Watson, Lee Clinch, Claire Taylor, Barbara Vifquain, Bonnie Vifquain, Diane Dale. Absent: Helen Carrell. Page One Hinzzfrezf Forty-nizle VGLLEYBALL Intramural Winners CAPTAIN ANN AKARD First row, left to right: Anita Starr, Judy Rominger, Nita Fraser Second row: Dianne Dale, Frances Martin, Jean Messersmith. Third row: Barbara Tate. Fourth row: Ann Akard. VOLLEYBALL Class Winners CAPTAIN BARBARA TATE Left to right: Annette Reed, Marilyn Polhemus, Judy Mendel, Velma McKinney, Janice Spickarcl, Barbara Tate. Absent: Theresa Vriesenga. 1 BADMINTON Doubles Winners, top, left to right: Annette Reed, Anita Starr Singles Winner: Nan Dick. Page One Hamlrezl Fifty . PI NG PONG Winner, left: Frances Martin. Runner-Up, right: Carol Higginbotham. VOLLEYBALL All Star Winners CAPTAIN BARBARA BRAGG First row, left to right: Gay Westsmith, Barbara Bragg, Kay Bowers, Annette Reed. Second row: Barbara Tate, Joyce Higginbotham. Third row: Ann Mason, Ann Akard, Barbara Sue Holt. Absent: Theresa Vriesenga. VOLLEYBALL Intramural Runners-Up CAPTAIN JUDY JARRETT Left to right: Judy Jarrett, Judy Bradley, Dianne Denton, Quota Barnett, Ann Mason, Martha Bowser, Eula Lee McBride, Joyce Higginbotham, Petrea Carter. X MX Page One Hundred Fifty-one ,Q my .1 ,K 4 ,M ., 5? 4 ,. f V av' ,.4 1,61 E9 ' 4 'A ff? ffY4 ' 14? 44? 49,1 Front Row Ann Beloofe Katherine Poole Dianne Smnh Kay Calwlck Kay Weaver Martha Hughes Nancy Leeper. Back Row: Llorene Thompson Ann Hooplngarner Llda Chase Carol Kennedy Ann Robinson Helen Carrell Capfaln Carol Higginboiham. 'gi-iegfifff e A -V+, f - 5' ' is 5 Nfww J I 4' QM ' - , -. v,A, 5 r - 2' Z f3++er5lf+ 15? K K ngilffzj 43nzyrfr+Z3,rrshfwMgfrT , U. I , gk V , 4 af ?'U,- R - . , Front Row, left to right: Sandra Ford, Anne Marston, Marilyn Tobin, Joyce Aubuchon, Suzanne Alexander, Miss Hogshead. Second Row: Cecilia Straus, Pat Scharf, Pat Smith, Lida Chase, Beverly Gratigny, Carolyn Parker, Catherine Conklin. Third Row: Jean Messersmith, Diane Smith, Sally Nettleton, Carolyn Goose, Diana Autry, Betty O'Hearn. SQUARE DANCING Outside Clockwise: Petrea Carter, Mary Ashburn, Nancy Peoples, Jean Carson. Inside Clockwise: Nancy Scallia, Elizabeth Gooden, Bet- ty Owens, Lynette Gore. SWIMMING f------ I .W SS Igi ' -, SOFTBALL Intramural Winners - T953 Seated: Captain Gail Leutwyler. First Row, Iett to right: .lo Ann Tate, Jane Griffin, Judy Smith, Jean Messersmith, Phyllis Burks. Second Row: Pat Schart, Mary Nell Boimds, Mary Lane Sensa- baugh, Ainslie Boston, Betsy Dyer, Cecilia Straus. I-2-3-A! ww I.-W 8 e 1, Q Page One E at E 5 if 5 Q E K E i RESERVE OFFICEF Our corps of cadets here at Highland Park is one of the best ot the eight units in the the Dallas area. These eight regiments are all under the able command of Major Lloyd A. Brown, Professor ot Military Science and Tactics. The Highland Park unit does not only broaden the knowledge ot the individual in military tactics, but it also teaches him dis- cipline and leadership. Perhaps the main reason that our corps is so highly rated is the spirit and the ambition ot the cadets to be on top. The unit is under the direct leadership of Hundred Fifty-six 3 5 E a Y 2 5 s . 1 1 Y .l l l l CI :Amino coRPs Lt. Cmdr. Floyd Hightower QUSNRQ, who has been the commandant of cadets since 1946 after his return from duty with 'the U. S. Navy. His assistant is Mai. Newman F. Casey QTSGRCQ. Also on this staff are Capt. Mersham Shaddy, SFC Dee W. Trimble and SFC George Baldwin. The band, under the direction and supervision of Lt. Harry F. Barton, upholds the highest standards in performing for formal occasions, such as reviews and parades. Page One Hundred Fifty-Jeven R.O.T.C. OFFICERS we r A, ' Lett to Right: SFC Dee W. Trimble, SFC George A. Baldwin, Capt. Mersham G. Shaddy, Lt. Harry Barton, Band Director, Newman F. Casey, Major Inf. T.S.G.R.C., Assistant Commandant. Seated: Floyd R, Hightower, Lieutenant Commander, U. S. N. R. Gifford Touchstone Joe Browning Larry Martin Charles Shuey Cadet Colonel Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Cadet Colonel Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Regimental Commander Regimental Commander Page One I'Izz11cff'cffFij!j-aight R.O.T.C. OFFICERS 1 I I .161 s t Ii X, ix it 'sr . fi' a 4 K ' K . . . 3 , h A in - 4 53' f 1 . nl' ,gg sv 2. .r A 4 1 iff. vm F' 4 1- an gt :wx it i ,af A r, Q f p Row: Maiors Gilbert Brown, Lewis Cohen, y Cook, Tom Hodgdon, Hugh Holcomb, Bob idsley, Alan McDonald, Judson Rogers, Larry uthworth. cond Row: Captains Joe Abbey, Mike Botts, n Brown, Danny Candler, Lee English, Gene iir, Gene Golden, Bob Hayden, Charles llmans. . Qi, V S L' a D L - F ' K ,- Third Row: Captains David Jones, Richard Mus- grave, Bob Penland, Wally Pistor, Lew Powell, Bob Schermerhorn, Johnny Stuart, Bill Wilson, Second Lieutenant Dick Ford. Fourth Row: First Lieutenants Ben Harmon, Gene Lee, Sidney Ravkind, Second Lieutenant Bob Shearer, First Lieutenants Bill Taylor, Steve Wechsler, Second Lieutenants Jim Anderson, Bill Barr, Frank Bell. ' ,... .,., V W, 5 .f ..,. ml Q, P A G 1. 2, f Qi' .eo . .- - J 7 U . c 1 S . ,A Y X if 1,4 if 3 4 9 , ,,, Ll 'e e fu Fifth Row: Second Lieutenants Robert Blackwell, Ed Greer, Douglas Klingman, Len Layne, Frank McLain, Vincent Nathan, Walter Neaves, Charles Otstott, David Pittman. Sixth Row: Second Lieutenant Gage Prichard, First Lieutenant Jim Roe, Second Lieutenants Frank Skillern, Tom Soutter, Bill Spivey, George Tahu, Jack Timmons, Jim Young. Page Owe I'll1lll!7'C'!l1 Fifljellfllc' bw . Q93-.. iff, ,. .J Page One Hundred Sixty . ws, f4w:iswfS5bH A fm, b ig it lim nik uh. COMPANY A under the command of Copicin Joe Abbey. Wg wp '1'T'5 Qi '5Mim.,wm W49f 'i.gf,:',m2fJ-1'Z'1wa,' ' K lun ,,,, M. A I R n,:'w,y' Q. X, ' ,z xi N 1 . , 5 f , . V' ,Mf ,M ,V 1' -f Awvfv W' , W , Q-WM, '31 .gm -K Q ' , s w M ' V uf f 'HW 3 .V 4 ,VA ' M . .,..- ,'a..g, , AW' f ,Q 4 ' ms, 'M ,LU ki ,AA u , .4 I' wuz, Q ,ve 'f'g3,, , .,,,,,qp,35,' - fu Y .ity -I 4110- -F.. X2 ' J M . Vx .mu V1 W win- A M, . 1 A . f lmmxgn, f My-A ,WM ,rf 45i f ' ' . ' 'Q ' ,D iv 494 fm.. COMPANY B under Ihe command of Captain Bill Wilson. 3 .A-O-M x Nw, W COMPANY C under the command of 1. V .4 Vp' ,1: W' .N V'i'22'VV f .. QQ Lfegifbfffw .. wxfi' Captain Bob Schermerhorn. .f S. .. . v -?'. , X -0 COMPANY D under fhe command of Captain Gene Golden. Page One Hurzdred Sixly-one .,,.lF'ftw V . A,... Q Q in i l iii ...A X V , vi. 1 A . + ,W , 4 . ,,. A , . ' . aw? A, uw. V M 'E' 1, 6 Y .QM ,- ,K W f :qw ,wivfgyf , Ms Auf. - A A X, . www- 4:3-,..,q, K ,JH-4 -I' ,raw J, w A 0 Mn, iw, , , ,... ,. ,, 'Llsgpv W wish, .,, F, 'A 'V M ' gfgyM,5+-f ' , Q , N' 'G' ,.'w,.w'- . xv ' L W ' 1 if - ..-mmgm:-wr .W . . X- 1 f .- ., im W, ,chi by , , Q fr: .fuiimk W -K 'w f V, ' . . My 'Rf ' ' qfgwa. ' lf, H 7. A A f .. QV tf1.L,viQQ,5,,. A f f if V 4 W I , , , dw., t H- f 'K -wQ?'1', ' V M f f. .f,i.afg' xv- ',fj 'W,ys'u5, , ' ,. if .i '+Pf-I K , 4.1 WV, A 3 Qggalhrg.-.:, , ffllg. M-,f7 ' A ' , 'K , ww .1 , ,, ,Lili QQ. 30. 47, f ' - ' i , W ff V ..-,M -, .. ' J 1 M' 0' COMPANY E under fhe command of Cclpioin Mike Bolts V If .ym 5 -.nv M W.. L. new 'WW' ., in f New ,Q:g,.,: Gifford Touclwsione receives his commission as Regimental Code? Colonel from School Board Member Jolonick, Page One' Hundred Sixly-luv CRACK PLATOON Front: Commander Tom Hodgdon, Guidon Bearer Ronnie Pendlemon. Front row: DuVal West, Mike Vaughn, Fred Yarbrough, Ray White, Jon Lundell, George Tohu. Second John Wynn, George Rogers, Richard Henshel, Robert Kagan. Third row: Maior Casey, Art Mindhart, Mike York, George Cassells. Fourth row: Ben Cervin, Carlyle Bendorf, Charles David Burton, Bob Shearer. Paul Reynolds, Charles Eschenfelder, Jock Hooker, row: Gene Matthews, Paul Saxton, Bill Crane, Doug Hall, Stone, Peole, Robert Cammack, Greg Hartness, Ben Boren, Paul Jon Sellin, Ken Purvin, Raymond Curtis, Bill Black, a-E.-a-'.-as E :':.-rr..-:.-5 :se rT.'E-E-'E-.: Q f ' fe-Lf.-:ae-ze e-.'-es lltlili Q af X RIFLE TEAM Front row: Sergeant Trimble, Alvin Tobin, Larry Southworth, Joe Browning, Bill Taylor, Wally Pistor, Jerrhy Peterman. Second row: Bryant Russell, Brooks Patrick, Frank Bell, Jerry Hacker, Breck Harris, George Brown. Third row: Pete Roth, Ralph Garrett, Jim Chambers, Bruce Peters, Fred Marshall, Danny Alcock. Page One Hundred Sixty-three Front Row, left to right: David Pittman, Buddy Dau, Russell Durnmg Melinda Ruddell Nancy Renfer Arlen Burns Janet Hoyt Sherron Matthews Second Row: Ralph Reasor, Bill Rich, Hugh Rucker, Bob Taylor, Sheldon Lord Sue Kelsey lda Sue McBride Barbara Harrington Third Row: Johnny Milnor, James Blackmon, Alan McFarland, David Williams James Lode Dovld Hughes Frank McMahon Richard Wipf Melv Dunievitz, Ben Harmon, Gayle Satterfield, Jock Timmons, Judson Rogers Tom Haroz Charles Van Tossell Jerry Beeler Blll Reilly Mike Bennett Vince' Vermooten, Robert Edgecomb, Merritt Whitten, Bob Campbell, Bill Savage Fourth Row: Norman Rogers, James Wilbern, Glenn Hampton, Edward De Looch Jean Messersmlth Cecilia Straus George Rlce Rex Cantre Barbara La gow. Fifth Row: Ann Childers, Billy Eidson, Ward Huey, Gene Lee, George Morsemon Mickey Geron Alan McDonald Robert Dickson Duane Standley L1 English, Edward Duff, Jane Griffin, Bob Hayden, Joe Binford, Walter Henderson Jay Ungerman David Barrett Harry Barton THE HIGHLANDER BAND The Highlander Band chalks up an impressive list of appear- ances, proving itself one of the hardest working organizations in school. As a part of the ROTC unit the band marches in the weekly military parades. Throughout the year it participates in various concerts and all members enter on ensemble contest in January. During gridiron days the band gives us a musical lift by spark- ing the cheers at pep rallies and entertaining the fans at game time. For the first time this year the band highlighted its busy sched- ule with a three-clay trip to the Tri-State Music Festival in Enid, Oklahoma, during May. An annual banquet at the end of the year features the award- ing of letters. This honor is earned by only the most outstanding bond members on a strict point basis. Page One Hundred Sixty-four H I, F' Commander Hightower lets Cadet Worley off easy-this Fall staff: Gifford Touchstone, Gilbert Brown, Lewis Cohen, Dick Bill Worley, Joe Browning. Some of the brass promenade at the Regimental Ball. 3 Q fi i ,i 'Ei ' . im, time. Colonel Touchstone crowns Yvonne Brown queen of the Regi- mental Ball. Ford, Spring staff: Walter Pistor, Charles Shuey, Larry Southworth, Larry Martin, Ray Cook, Bob Lindsley. Girls show the officers the proper marching technique. Page One Hundred Sixty-five YVONNE BROWN Queen of the Regimentcl Ball Queen Compcany C 1595 p. Q ANN NNN owl Ueen GRA 505 P C NT Queen COW' 0 7D0f1y B QUEENS OF THE REGIMENTAL BALL f E it ' A ANN COLLINS ' E Band Queen JOD A swam Vffiiixv 9 Queen 1-f,f1UR1ey co p Queen any E ef BARBARA LAGOW ,A Queen of the Review Bond Queen gl XIIOV' Q '94 o NIT ACIJCXQOYIY D Ueen Co'hggEf?TY QUeen Y A QUEENS OF THE MILITARY REVIEW ILENE JONES Evxxoyk Queen Company C OBARBA DIANN2.,Ifnv0'W E Ueen Cff, 'Aff 9 P Quee any 8 we M L. Advertisers ln the Adams Service Station ......... Alexander Service Station ...... Anderson, C. B. 8- Co ....... Arthur A. Everts Co ..,..,.. Asel Art Supply ..........., Ashburn's Ice Cream ..,..,..., Band Box .......,.....,................. Barney McDonald Florist ..,,,,. BGSIIIS , ,,...,,.,.,...,,...,.,,,..,.. .. Bell Clothing .................... Bernard's Carpets ............... Boerger Optical Company ,...,., Borris Studio .,..............,........ Brian's Woshette Y......, Brooks Barber Shop ..............,. Buckspan's ..........,.,........,............ ,. ,,.. .. Buddy Garrett Auto Supply ......... ,,,,,. Cabell's ....,,,,v...,............,,,... Centex Construction Co ,.....,.... Chape Chapin .,.....,....... City Electric Co .,....,.,....,.,. Clark Variety Stores, Inc ....,, Clayton Ayers ..........,..,...... Cochran 81 Houseman ........ Comini Studio ..,...,....,........,...,..... Community Sewing Shop ....,.,...,.,,, ..,,.. Compton's Picture Encyclopedia ........ ...... Cotton Patch .,,............................... ...,.,, Couchman Advertising Agency .,.,..,. ...... Country Club Pharmacy ................. ..,... Curly's Beauty Salon .....,.,...., Dallas Power 8- Light Co ....... Daniel Cleaning Co .......,...... DeGoIyer's ........................... Delmann's ................,............... Dick Price Investment Corp .....,.. Doak Walker Sport Center, Inc .... ....., Doran Chevrolet, Inc .,................ Draughon's .........,......,.,.,.., Dr. Pepper ...,..........A,..,. Empire State Bank ........ Esquire Cleaners ....... Esther Miller Inc ........ Flippen 81 Prather ..,..,.,.,, Floyd Fowler, Jeweler ..... Flower4A-Day ,...,...,..... Fred's Drive-ln ..,.............. Freeman's Gulf Station ....,. Gable Electric Co. .........., , Georgia Makoy Flowers ...A.,, Gully's Village Store ...,..,. Gunn's Beauty Salon ..........,,.... Harry's Hardware ............,........,. Held's Knox Street Hardware ....... ...,.. Highland Furniture ...,.,,,,,..,,,,.,.., Highland Park Bakery ...........,.,....... ...... Highland Park Cafeteria .,,...,.,,,.,.,,,, ,,.... Highland Park Secretarial School ,...,.. ...... Highland Park State Bank ...,....,.,...,, ...... Hillcrest Cleaners ...,...........,........... ,,,,,. Hillcrest Office Supply ......... Hillcrest State Bank .,.,...,..., Hodges Studio ............... Hoffman, C. E., Co ....,., . House of Carpets .,......,., Hunt Grocery Co .............., Hunt's of Snider Plaza ..,...,,. Inwood Glidden ............. Inwood Man's Shop ..,,...,, Page One Hundred Seventy 186 173 174 191 189 177 175 212 211 198 179 196 186 189 201 209 174 214 199 177 173 176 205 184 173 173 200 175 205 173 180 197 186 207 172 192 205 188 195 206 185 196 202 180 196 171 212 175 208 193 202 187 176 173 193 191 210 177 172 180 209 171 209 173 210 205 173 175 174 1954 Highlander Inwood Village Barbers ....,,,, Inwood Village Florist ......,,. lrby Mayes .,.,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Johnson 8. Hooker Service ,,,,. Jones' Glidden Paint Store ,.... Kathryn Currin Real Estate ,.,,,,, Kiddie land ,....,,,..,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,, LaIla's .......................,.....,,,, Laughead .,,.,...,......... Leon's Shoe Salon ,,,,,, Linz ..,...................., Lou Lattimore .,,,.,, McGee's ,,........ Magicland ,,.,...,,,, Markham Shop ...... Mary Nash Inc. ...... . Masterpiece ,...,.,,,...,,,, , Messina Bros. .....,....,.,,,,,,,. Miracle Mile Pharmacy ......, Miracle Mile Stationers Y,.,,.. Monarch Laundry ....,..,..., Mrs. Northcutt's Shop ......... Park Cities Motors ......,.,....,,.,..,.,,,,,, ,.,,,, Park Cities Radio 81 Appliance ........ .,,,. Parker Service ..........,.,,,,....,,A,.,..,, Paul's Shoe, Inc .,,,,,...,........ Pemer's ,.............,.,...,.,,,...,,, P. G. Calame .,,,,,.................... Physicians Optical Service ,....., PieTex Inc ....,,,,..,,................ Plaza Appliance Co ........, Plaza Beauty Shop ....... Plaza Fabric Center ..,..,., Plaza Hobby Center Plaza ' Practical Drawing Co .....,. Preston Road Cleaners .......... Preston Road Pharmacy ...,.... Pnntery .....,.A....... Puritan Laundry .....,,,..,.,.... Ray's Shoe Store ,..,.,A. Renwar Oil Corp ....... Roach Paint Co ......,............. Rumley Air Conditioning ...... Rylle Pump Co ........,..,..,.,... Salih's Barbecue ..,..... Seidel's ...............,....,.... Sharp, L. J. Hardware .... Sherwin Williams ,..,.,,,,.., Simon David ............ ........... Southwestern Balfour Co ....... Szuthwestern Engravers ...,..,.,.. Star Oil Company .,.......,......,....,.. Stovall's Preston Hollow Drugs ...... ...... Swenson's .......,..,,.,,,.,..,,,,,.,.,A,,...,,,, ,.,... Sylvester's Dispensing Opticians ..... ..... Tennessee Dairies ,,.,,,............,..... Thomas Optical Co ,.,,,....... A.A. , . Turner's Cleaners ........... University Pharmacy ,......, VBIA Humble .................... Van Winkle Motor Co .,,,,,,. Vick's Restaurants .....,,,.... Village Barbers ,,,,....,.... Village Cadillac .,....,A... Wesley G. Stewart ..,,,A,,..,.,,,,,,, Wilkinson Printing Co. ................ . Woodall Humble Service Station .... ,.... Worthington's .......,,.,.,...,,,..,,,.., W. R. Fine Galleries.. 174 176 212 196 210 177 202 173 204 173 181 183 176 186 189 210 190 196 186 198 209 176 198 183 193 189 193 179 189 172 207 179 179 208 193 190 173 183 195 174 187 201 198 191 212 202 174 173 171 194 214 180 195 177 191 203 198 175 201 179 178 180 176 210 186 213 176 175 198 'Y w WM f,Z,!l9 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- H I LLC REST STATE BAN K OF UNIVERSITY PARK Member of Fecieml Deposit Immmzce Corpomliorz YOUR FOOD STYLIST . .. ARTISTRY IN FLOWERS WorId's Most Beautiful Baskets of Fruit Made at Distinctive in Arrangement S I M : N Yet No Higher in Price DAVID Fiower-A-Day Shop EAT THE BEST Established T889 Knox at Travis LA - 4 I 2 I Phone LA-2103 Page One Hundred Sezfenly-one 5 A Name to Remember for GREETINGS! ' Swim Suits - Playclothes We Are Proud to D E LM A N N I 5 Back the Scots Hillcrest and McFarIin T HIGHLAND PARK Congratulations from the Makers I B K of those delicious Southern -l-real Frozen Frled Pies Working Partners with Our Neighbors PIE-Tex, INC. I Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 58 Highland Park Village I Q , , , , , me W WYWW ,,,, mn- if T1 if I--..... gp----.. TOP ROW, left to right: The new teachers at Hi Park chatting in the SECOND ROW: Hi Park in this year's one and only snowstorm. Mrs. teachers' cafeteria are Mrs. Cockrelland Miss Slight. Hinsch directs the girls' choral group with Susie Younger at the Sandra Schoch and Johnny Milnor sing A Bicycle Built For Two piano. at one of our choral assemblies. Page One Hundred Seventy-two I H u nt s DEPARTMENT STORE 6929 Snider Plaza Logan-3731 CLEANING LAUNDRY STORAGE PRESTIIN RUAII CLEANERS 8219 Preston Road FOFESI 8-8489 NATIONALLY ADVERTISED SHOES , SHOE eon, 5 SALON Savings Up to 60M 6114 Luther Lane Phone FO48-5259 Specializing in Wallpaper A THE SHERWW-W1zuAMs Co. OF TEXAS Paints, Varnishes, Lucquers, Leads, Oils, Enamels, Brushes and Painters' Specialties 4200 OAK LAWN AVENUE Compliments at C. E. HOFFMAN CO. Wholesale Beauty and Barber Supplies Ignition, Starter and Generator Service, Motor Tune-Up, Brake Relining and Adiusting AIexander's Service Station WASHING - LUBRICATING TIRE RECAPPING - TIRES AND BATTERIES Phone LA-3544 7001 Preston Road Dallas, Texas l 5310 Lovers Lone Phone DI-9781 COMMUNITY SEWING SHOPS ELMER W. FINLEY, Piece Goods R. W. TURNER, Notions 5532 Lovers Lane Phone DI-6193 COUNTRY CLUB PHARMACY W. C. HUDGINS DALLAS, TEXAS porfraifd 0 m i n i of COURSE . . LA-7477 Snider Plaza COMPLIMENTS of City Electric Company JAUJL KNOX STREET HARDWARE UCOURTEOUS SERVICE FRED HELD, JR., Owner 3214 Knox Street Phone LAkeside 2219 Diftinclive Apparel for Wonzen and Children 1 ZZ , 4420 E. Lovers Lane FO-8-8289 I '- Page One Hundred Seventy-three Established 1921 L. J. SHARP HARDWARE Our 32nd Anniversary Serving the Park Cities KITCHENWARE - APPLIANCES -LAWN AND GARDEN SUPPLIES 4224 Oak Lawn 643. n, 5324 Lovers Lane RAY'S SHOES Shoer for the Family Phone DI-6637 5506 Lovers Lane Inwood ViIIage . .. 8' CO' Two Doors East of the Inwood Theater FURNITURE T' TTT INWOOD VILLAGE In Inwood Village BARBERS DI-9737 5334 Lovers Lane 54I4I I ne Phone DI-8380 D'1 USfTeX'1f TOMMIE MAYS, Owner ALL TYPES OF BEAUTY WORK CEUNNS BEAUTY SALON 6225 HiIIcresI Phone LA-5475 LO-3602 BU DDY GARRETT A uto Supply Automotive Parts - Equipment- Supplies 6605 Snider Plaza Phone LOgcln 7231 DALLAS, TEXAS C omplimentf of Inwood Man's Shop fNext Door to Inwood Theoterl 5416 W. Lovers Lane DI-4924 Page One Hundred Seventy-four Spring Hi-Life officers: Barbara Tate, Jody Scurry, Barbara Lagow, Mary Martha Southerland, Ann Stone, President Sara Carter, Ann McFadden, Margaret Crim, Jane Manning, Janice Spickard, Ann Mason, Jane Wilkenson. Worthington's 5c to 51.00 For All Home and School Needs Compliments of INWOOD GLIDDEN PAINT 81 WALLPAPER STORE 5406 WEST LOVERS LANE Phone Dl-8542 THE BAND BOX-GIFTS Cryxtnl - Chinn - Pottery - Stationery JU-9993 HIGHLAND PARK SHOPPING VILLAGE, Dallas, Texas TURNER'S Cleaners and Launderers 7024 Snider Plaza LA-5891 TOM FREEMAN Gulf Service Preston and Northwest Highway The COTTON PATCH DALLAS, TEXAS Phone LA-7218 3044 Oak Lawn Page One Hundred S eventy-five MRS. NORTHCUTT'S SHOPS GIRDLES ' BRASSIERES ' LINGERIE ' ROBES ' SPORTSWEAR ' MATERNITY FASHIONS BELTS ' JEWELRY 4228 Oak Lawn Avenue 364 Casa Linda Plaza 5510 West Lovers Lane LA- 1 747 FA-0910 DI-9785 DI-6950 DI-6732 Inwood Village Florist 5401 Inwood Plaza We Pick Up and Deliver Your Car S 8. H GREEN STAMPS WOODALL SERVICE STATION Dallas, Texas G. H. WOODALL 6900 Snider Plaza LAkeside 9881 ffffcqeei Quagfy jagricd 5330 Lovers La ne The jineft fabric! are at McGee'J Complete pattern ftock of For the Claffieft Haircut in Town It? tbe VILLAGE BARBER SHOP HIGHLAND PARK VILLAGE Mrs. Gordon Cox, Owner Phone JU-4911 HARRY'S HARDWARE In Presfon Cenfer 8307 WESTCHESTER PHONE EM-7918 Clark Va riefy Stores 5508 W. Lovers Lane V Ogue Inwood Shopping Village McCall SImpIICITy Favorite Store of The HighIanders Page One Hundred Seventy-.fix Congratulations J atlwgn urrin Four Offices to Serve You Real Estate - Loa ns Main Office 5964 NORTHWEST HIGHWAY Insurance EMerson 2811 '3 Jewelry and Photographic Supplies 3226 Knox LA-1563 I C E C R E A M CHAPE CHAPIN 4427 Lovers Lane 5305 Preston Road Highland Park Village LO-5070 3310 Knox 63 l CONGRATULATIONS, SCOTS! Highland Park Secretarial School 40M Highland Park Village 1907 Skillman Page One Hundred S evenly-:even ,,,,.eMew.em.- - M W a .6 Ponfiac Dealer for Greater Dallas 'C an lnkl Motor . 4023 OAK LAWN PHONE: Lo-3837 if W ' , Q fa: , , bf' TOP ROW: And afier giving it close study, I found they call this BOTTOM ROW: The friendliest Scot, Barbara lagow, receives her hyear foolishness cs pep rally! prize barefoofed from Joe Browning. Kick ihose legs higher, Seniors! Mus? be the Tyler game by all those happy faces! Page One Hundred Seventy-eight BERNARD' ARPETS 4445 Lovers Lone P. G. CALAME Jeweler 15 Highlond Pork Shopping Villog JU 2866 We strive to do better than the best at moderate prices PLAZA BEAUTY SHOP LA-4775 6717 Snider Plozcl V. 81 A. HUMBLE SERVICE STATION 6901 HILLCREST PHONE LA-1548 J U-0575 Compliments of Your Friends ot the PLAZA FABRIC CENTER 6829 Snider Plozo JU-0930 dd BEST WISHES- l I Complimenfs of l C U R LY ' S 1 Beaufy Salon l 'fro LOOK Youre sesrff l 6910 Snider Plaza A Lo-3854 STAR 011. 00. of HILLCREST CLEANERS We Operate Our Own Planf 7011 Hillcrest Ave. P' k p cl D l' y S ' -- 0 ,lAcL'fs lgefsiauranfa The House of D'Lisl1 Foocl IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN DALLAS 1500 Commerce 1708 Commerce PR-81 19 RA-5806 We also serve our cl'lish food fo fhe Dallas Engineers' Club Hdd Egb W: Championship spellersz Carolyn Hayes, Sfanley Lipman LOWER ROW: Miss Inmon and Miss Martin reaIIy seem anxious 1 ' an ou e owen uca Zona Develo ment iesis. One. AI n McDonald, Linda Mal h d ith I Ed I I p 4A ffceive a wetome DecIara1ion of Independence from one of This snapshot needs no explanaiion- Senior Day - Hurrah! D I as' us. X is X K I fw I ' I :Q gg Aiwa Q77 xg Linz IIIII Page One Hundred Eighty-one S ll 0 P 3 5 QR with the Merchants 333 In the Highland Park Shopping Village F P k gf 600A bl Fl.ll'lJEN-lllilllllfli Sllllifs, llllll. Congratulations P R Visit Our Fountain 8 l and Complete Drug Store WTO Better Serve l PrafcripliofzService Your Appliance Needsi' L 4421 Lovers Lane Phone LO-8516 PHARMACY 6901 Preston Road 066 tfldlffiwadfle l Phone LA-9991 l D. A. WILKES .l. P. GOODWIN 4320 LOVERS LANE Owners and Operators TOP ROWVjTerry Storm, Tommyflznidrews, John Hall, and Tom Gcwan, BOTTOM ROW: Sisters Carol Webb and Bill Whitehead bring down some of the managers of the l953 football team. the house with My Sister and l. Mrs. Hinsch's Highlanders perform for assembly. Claude Fly-Away Miller directs the Lads and Lassies. Page One Hundred Eighty-three 'I 9 2 0 I 9 5 4 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 SL HOUSEMAN North Akarrl at Federal Street PHONE RAncIoIph 4566 Page One Hundred Eighty-four it 1- Q TOP ROW: Bonnie McClain, Gloria Hulsey, Lee Clinch, ond Mary Lou BOTTOM ROW: A group of cadets have one last pose before leaving Keesee really seem to have had a great time at the Lads ond sun-parched Camp Dallas, Lassies picnic. A group of hot cadets sacrifice Donny Condler to the rain gods. Bob Penland and Alan McDonald shoot the bull before tops. Congrofulofions from we gimlaire .genie genial' or DALLAS Frienclliest Bonk in Dolllos Puge One Hlzmlrerf Highly-flfe If lik Laughter Y0u're After Visit MAGICLAND Store of 1000 IVOmierJ TRICKS - NOVELTIES - PUZZLES - GAMES PARTY GOODS - MAGIC - THEATRICAL SUPPLIES 409 N. Ervay Street Opposite P. O. PORTRAITS of Everlasting Beauty and Quality 66 HIGHLAND PARK VILLAGE BORRIS PHOTOGRAPHY Phone LA-5178 DANIEL CLEANING CO LA-9927 O 6307 Hillcrest 0 Opposite SMU Dallas 5, Texas WESLEY Ii. STEWART State Licensed Accountant Accounting Service and Bookkeeping Supervision Audits - Systems Installed - Tax Service 6715 Preston Road LA-0451 JOE ADAMS Magnolia Service Station Lubrication 0 Brake Service Washing 0 Polishing 7058 Snider Plaza LA-4211 Miracle Mile Pharmacy 4400 Lovers Lane, Dallas FRED M. BARTON, Owner Page Orze Hundred Eighty-fix Congratulations Graduating Class of 1954 Renwar il ,orporation H'Hnmu.,,,,.,,, 'sq Backstage on senior play rehearsal. Stars Bob Hayden, Gilbert Brown, and Searcy Miller enioy a cup of tea during rehearsal. W ' fl 5 Raimi! .l f:'2e:f:if,,,' 5 You've got fha? ball under control, Miss Murchison. lizgr One I1111n1'reaf Eiglaly-,uelfeil LEFT TO RIGHT: Robert Gerluch and Jo Ann O'Bannon make ca lovely Gene Drugne1 Fair tells oll us Scots how fo win u game Christmas Cord, don't you think? Zaman maid 2222 MAIN STREET Telephone PR-5141 Dallas Page One Hzzndrezf Eighty-eigbl PAUL'S SHOES OLD MAINE LOAFERS HIGHLAND PARK Shopping Villcige Exclusively Operofed by 1643 Pacific Doctors of Medicine PRospect-5960 Dallas Most Complete Art Store MARKHAM SHOP l Compleie Wardrobe for lnfanis and l Children Io 6 Years CORSETS - BRAS 6921 Snider Plozo V , ,, , ,,,, , 7 , 9 ' l Munn 431A Medical Arts Bldg. WASHETTE LAUNDRY COMPLETE LAUNDRY SERVICE FLUFF DRY - WET WASH am P sion Road EM-4302 l Page One Hundred Eighty LEF For Making the Grades in High Alwciys Use MASTERPIECE PAPERS and TABLETS Their Wide Acceptance hy Both Teezchem' and Students in Highland Pnrh Schooli IJ Evidence of Their Popzdmfityf There ls No Substitute for Quality FOR SALE BY BETTER SCHOOL SUPPLY STORES EVERYWHERE T TO RIGHT: Ann, what are you doing, sitting on the boys' side Mr. Wiseman in the greenhouse which he himself b I P P ll ata e ru y? One Hundred Ninely The Prescription House for the Lawn Systems Eye Physician RYLIE PUMP CC. THE PUMP MAN EX-2320 SYLVESTER'S .ibzapemzng Upticiam HIGHLAND PARK BAKERY Phone RA-6968 Home of Salt Rising Bread 308 Medical Arts Building Dallas 3106 Knox l'A'0O84 A. n 0 - aa gl' fi' lv lilf will L2 Wit -if J X Q -4491 eil mi Q i ull-lla 'U f X sum ,3 N I I l3OyS' 519.20 boys' 522.00 5 .75 Q , girls' 515.20 girls' 520.40 'GX l C'UdeC' ' 1 ni Qt sig gpg Important Notice: ' Q l Everts Village and Downtown Stores have an exceptionally fine class ring for the High School Students See Everts Dallas High School . . JEWELERS Finer Jewelry I8I5 Main Street Highland Park Village Page One Hundred N .gf you are nof going fo Le a IEADER 'lfllom We you going fo F0ll0W ? IIIIIII PRICE INVESTMENT IIIIRPUIIAIIIIN Dallas Left: Mory Lee Norman watches Peggy Pcirker put the finishing Johnny and Dioncu thrill everyone with Their rendition of De p ouches on on angel sfoiuefte. in My Heart. PLAZA PRI TERY FINE PRINTING OFFICE SUPPLIES 6916 SNIDER PLAZA GREETING CARDS TE LEPHONE JU-4435 ,V 0 MOBILUBRICATION - BATTERY SERVICE 'v 19 0 A. f PARKER SERVICE STATION . Q 0 ,,. ,. A if HP -'iw Afgg' 5, P Ii' Mockingbird Lune ond Preston - - . I 'P F U R N IT U R 'A I LA-9775 DALLAS EW SW E L,LLLL E ,ve y I - E W, 7 GEORGIA MAKOY enflel' .4 Flowers LADIES' APPAREL SHOP 6717 PRESTON 4027 VTLLANOVA Phone: LA-T891 JU-2045 EM-7121 Bus, LO-3805 7019 Presion Road MARGARET L. PEMER, owner Night on-T046 Pffyl' Once Ifflfllfffll Ninety-Ihre , ,SW Q .xx X ix n,Y W lb f 'uw Y? bg' W 4 'QS - L' 5 tm , ,M 1, 4,- t +0 ' at 7' In. I it 'I A xv hi- F , s xxx. fx . Q x xvwyfxnfi kv . Lx A Y , xi? 'ti Y 1' AJ'-1.j L-Pf A - m imerzfa 0 sw ' V I Xrwl- 'ei- lt 5 5. ' S. D. R MSEY S0 THWESTERN BALHIUR CUMPA Y Class Rings and Pins Trophies and Medals Announcements and Cards Diploma and Certificates e One Hundred Ninety-four louaf 2 pl'e1ft0l'l. CHOKOLU Pug, .SQOIU PRESCRIPTIONS COSMETICS DELIVERIES Preston at Northwest Highway EM-1868 - EM-0374 - -Y .-.7 0 , World's Fastest f f K d System , ' , 0 ' Of, ' I ' Wm-ld's fastest system. 0 l Lfsed by 9370 of high-salaried ' I 4 ' secretaries-taught in 891, of all um versities and high schools offering Secretarial Training. Now, through sensational tape-recording 1 -ld f G' S' l'fied Shorthand can be mas D an, WOI ' 3lll0llS 1922 lmp l C' tered in six short weeks. Typing available. An average of 10 calls per graduate. New Class starting soon. Call or phone for free bulletin A Bee-Line to a Better Joh. Cunvenicnt terms, convenient hours, free placement Also Typing, Filing, DRllllGll0ll'S BUSINESS COLLEGE C'e'iC '-fcchllne 4 V- W W Couascs. Day or Night. 2101 Commerce Street Rl-3133 Quality Laundry Expert Dry Cleaning Specialirtr in Servivzg SMU Slmlefztr for Over 20 Yearr PU RITAN LAUNDRY Cleaners 24-Hour Service on Request 6915 Hillcrest PHIL BAXTER, Station Manager Phone LA-4337 'J Page One Hundred Ninety-ive Top Row: Ann Brown and Linna Nash seem to be puzzled about grading Mr. Hill's speed test. Dick Wharton appears to be up to some mischief in chemistry lab. Lower Row: Price looks enthralled while Rice looks amused. Dorothy Janak shows Mr. Wisseman iust how geometry is done BEN H. JOHNSON - HAROLD C. HOOKER Owners Johnson and Hooker Service Complele Automobile Service Lovers Lane and Preston Road Dallas, Texas Phone LA-3454 Phone LA-0234 FLOYD L. FOWLER, JEWELER 6932 SNIDER PLAZA JU-5620 DALLAS, TEXAS Aciuire Cdanerd WALTER PHILLIPS, Owner 6613 Hillcrest Ave. Telephone LA-7071 .IIMMI E M. MESSINA MESSINA BROS. WESTERN TOGS Boots - Clothing - Accessories Shoe Repairing Phone LA-2812 4335 Lovers Lane DALLAS Boerger Optical Com pa ny PROFESSIONAL OPTICIANS Your RX for Glasses Accurately Filled Designers of Fine Eyewear Lobby - Medical Arts Building Page One Hznzdred Ninety-Jix Hand-i future DALLAS . ine af eried Q I Show Place of Ihe Soufhwesf AIR CONDITIONED FIRE PROOF BUILDING Telephones: RI-4486 RI-4678 2524 Cedar Spring Dallas, Texas PARK CITIES MOTORS 8215-A Preston Road COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE PAINT AND BODY WORKS Telephone FO-8-7398, Dallas, Texas C. D, COLTHARP E. S. PATTERSON Phone EM-4171 Res. JU-5131 GENERAL ELECTRIC YEAR ROUND AIR-CONDITIONING RUMLEY AIR-CONDITIONING CO. INSULATION - ATTIC FANS - FLOOR FURNACES G. G. RUMLEY Chemical Engineer 4334 Lovers Lane Dallas, Texas Miracle Mile Stationers Gifts 0 Stationery 0 Office Supplies 4506 Lovers Lane Phone FO-8-7369 THOMAS OPTICAL CO. Ground Floor, Medical Arts Building D. MARTIN THOMAS DAN L. THOMAS Phones: RI-1066, RA-4493 Dallas, Texas The Bell dressed man is fhe well dressed man ZZ gdzflcing omlaang Page One H1mrlrerlNinety-eight TOP ROW: A highlight of the Lads' and Lassies' Christmas program. LOWER ROW: Mr. Ruddell and Religious Emphasis Week Committee makes plans. Where's that roast beef and , his movie praiector operators. mashed potatoes, boys? ongrafufafiona .Saab Centex Construction Co. 4606 Greenvi le Page One Ilmldrezl Ninety-nine Top Row: Say CHEESE, Mr. Crow! Lower Row: A cooking demonstration in the homemaking lab. Mr. Marshall holds the attention of Toni Baldwin and Margaret Bottoms up, says Virgilian Brooks Patrick at the annual Park. Roman banquet. Dedicated to The Senior Classes of 1954 comp imenfa 0 lI0mpt0n's Picture Em: clopedia N o Page Two Hundred UNIVERSITY PHARMACY 6327 Hillcrest Avenue Prompt, Free Delivery Three Registered Pharmacists Have Your Doctor Phone Your Prescription Here Compliments of BROOKS BARBER sHoP 3406 Rankin Phone LA-OI88 We, the members of the Highlander Staff, wish to express our appreciation and gratitude to the following 'For their help in making the 1954 Highlander possible: WILKINSON PRINTING CO. SOUTHWESTERN ENGRAVING CO. AMERICAN BEAUTY COVER CO. LAUGHEAD PHOTOGRAPHERS MISS COOK AND MR. KIDD, OUR SPONSORS In our modern plant we manufacture a complete line of high grade painting materials. For 23 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 Two Hundred One TOP ROW: Art Club members who oopecxrecl on television. LOWER ROVV: Thfmt Regimental Boll was tfte best yet! Cadets and their dates pick out their favorite color boloon at the Mrs. SQ1ort's summer civics class enioys cokes out Braniff Airl Regimental Boll. Shop with GULLY SINCLAIR GASOLINE -GOODYEAR TIRES HARDWARE - GARDEN TOOLS ZENITH RADIOS AND TELEVISIONS FISHING TACKLE HUNTING AND FISHING LICENSES Gull 's ervive tation, Inv. ESTHER MILLER, ll1C. Ladies' Ready to Wear 20 HIGHLAND PARK VILLAGE JU-3543 KIDDIE LAND Furniture 84 Toys 6033 LUTHER LANE- Preston Square PHONE EM-6953 DALLAS, TEXAS Park Cities' Only Exclusive Boys' and Girls' Shop Nationally Advertised Brands EM-64l O S E l D E L ' S DOIIOSI TGXGS Bovs' AND GIRLS' APPAREL On the Miracle Mile Phone FO-8-8291 4504 Lovers Lane Page Two Hmzdrezl Tim TENNESSEE MILK .Nays Qweef longer because it's produced under the highest quality-control standards. AMW :S M 'ef I ruunulun - E munsnm E. 7- lummnn : 3 6 ilflllllllqa TENNESSEE DAIRIES I Hddlla Top Row: The Art Club manages to keep busy on a cold Tuesday Lower Row: You could easily break a leg in the H. P. lunch rush. afternoon, George Belcher is amused at others working in the woodshop! Lads ond Lassies present an impressive arrangement of the Messiah, ' I jlzifi yoreffg gif' is a auorife among flw .Slab an MUGHEAD PHIITDGRAPHERS are jowfihagfy proud! flzaf ALLJ Aunclrevb o oflner .Mgkfancler laicfurea flue? macle fkia one LA-3860 6411 Hillcrest A : .., Page Two Hundred Four HunT's is a most unusual siore . . . visit us and browse, won't you? You'll find delicacies you've heard about, but you have never seen . . .delica- cies you've never heard about but you'll enioy . . . and ALL THE STAPLES Mom needs when she shops. GOOD THINGS TO EAT CQ Q 'f Highland Park Village Dallas,Texas LO g a n 5 2 41 COmp,imen,s O, Mormon MoBlLoAs DOAK WALKER l CLAYTON AYERS SPORTS CENTER, inc. MAGNOLIA SERVICE 84 Highland Park Shopping Village Onehslop Service l Phones: LA-5971 - LA40104 Phone LAkeside 2697 Dallas 3, Texas Lemmon Avenue at Loma Alto CO CHMAN .xdcluerfiding gene? V :ip TT is is 5' I X f- ' 9 MT HIGHLAND PARK VILLAGE R DALLAS 4 Y x gf x P What a line he's got - that 'A' must sland for 'Advertising! li ll . A' X 4h fx. T 5121 WT A ,, ilgji ,xg ,C 5,131-ii:-ff llw . Llll X54 v ,T , f , ' l -0 li , W f 5, fb . I 3.5-A f A f iw fill l if T Tami? vi ' A' l ill f -,Q XR T X g fi x QL. ' W C N wi eaaa f ' ' X Page Two I-Ilnzdred Fire Dr. Pepper Bottling Company P. O. BOX 5086 DALLAS, TEXAS Pg T oHudedS 1 'l want to ou? on Route 5 says To Grandma Nellie off the ladder, John, or you'II hit the floor head on.' ROW: Capfoin Joe Leidolf of the Scot basketball team goes s, leader of The up lo lhe mike lo say o few words. Johnny Griffiths beats away something on thai crazy washboard. Hl-FI RADIOS PHONOGRAPHS RECORDS 5328 Lovers Lane Besf Record Sfock in Dallas Page Two Hundred Seven Top Row: Miss Brcclfielcl, Miss Most rs, and Miss Hardin recline Lower Row: Hurry up with that food, slaves! PLAZA HUBBY CE TER i fd? HOBBIES - GAMES ' il' iii W g .2 -E s,, T wlalil Qi' ' f Q , TOYS ' T f ' 'X . Roman style. 9 Dr. lrvin poses with new fuculiy members Mr. Crow, Miss The Sporfaiorium will be nexi on the agenda for wrestlers Val Creighion, Mr. Jenkins, Mr. Fowler, and Miss Hardin. Von Leuven, Henry Nuss, and Pcuul Kelso. - l X, E Ai The Founioun X X ll M .1 Sf? -- 9 On x V 1, :h illy I f D na Z 1 no f i . f Z ffrffiy Q3 A ' 1 Q - fuck Q - fylx 1. 45 -,-f N of -- f Snider Ploizol ff.,4f7 -' . f AQ X 7 ,fgfafq 5 f Tl 2 7 y . ' f, f a 2.1 We ' . 5 I X QQ lik Q HOUR lXlElGHBOR. HE HAS SO MANY THINGS ON HIS El.ECTRll Educahonal Gndhm OUTLETS THERE? NO PLUG LEFT FOR His RAmo. ' Pon't overload your wiring system. When you build or modernize provide ADEQUATE WIRING. ni GABLE ELECTRICAL SERVICE Page Tivo Hzwizfrwf Eight QiZ3ecic!e0!fy gffer oflaunclrg and .mfg Cgzanin 9 Phone JU-6185 Regular Delivery Service fo Park Ciiies Area, or Save wifh Cash and Carry. MONARCH LAUNDRY Preston Road at Highland Park Shopping Village 1 UO!!! LIELLCIZIIZLLIZ OWNER i viil. 4 .,,i hm al, sweet .... DALLAS H GW A 'Z'ZfZ: 5 gqgqgiqsi ri ww NNN R EMI N GTO N 4 2 mln x ' ,Yi I ag if 1 V f' HILLCREST OFFICE SUPPLY 6605 HILLCREST LA 0824 Page Tim Hand I IX Colors-Colors X SPRED SATIN SPRED GLOSS JAPALAC ENAMEL ENDURANCE HOUSE PAINT A Sign of Good Food HIGHLAND PARK CAFETERIA y and Carolyn Goodman 3212 Knox Street, Weekdays - II:O0 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Sundays - 10:50 a.m. to 3:30 a.m. COLORIZER WALLPAPERS MARY NASH, Inc. 9 0 O Y? Jones Glidden Paint Store HOUSE OF CAMS 633I SNIDER PLAZA -mos LovERs LANE PHONE EM 6684 Phone LO-7447 MIRACLE MILE FACTORY AUTHORIZED - SALES - SERVICE - PARTS LAGE INC 5l50 PRESTON ROAD U S T X S DALLAS, TEXAS L0-8505 age Two Hundred Ten tfeeg, if N i A X. ex aw 1 A- lt? Q 'I A' -1 X 5 I' , Ali-5-qLip'11L1I2I:I?A17 3 ,f'!f1WY1w X H 'EN' , X 4 1, -Y ' Q fy w l 13' , 4..,:-1311-1-1'-1-141 ' x N ' N XX X fl 0 i. .. . W Y 253 ' '.'i-1Z2:E1:EZHi1z3E1:1' if '- i'j','11'15 X Eiiiiiiiiiiift 1 A 'A Wi .,.. 'V . i . W' if 1 i l Q23 'fl Q l, X KU -5 X b., ,-.. ' ig 1lJJ1l Rmkxl i X s, 7 lllllx Q 'Iv lisp. -an U cflllE1R' ff Q ilgfii 'i , hblncidzgii di? its lik, Tramp on th' brake ca leetle, Maw--he's bustin' th' speed limit tryin' to get this CABEl.l.'S Homogenizecl Milk! r.' 1 . 5,3 A r ,gf ,. ,IV Jig! ' ,VV 0 VM fl'l 'l - 7 fi J! -gf' , diff ,, ' 4 1 kv , ,, . iff! ,-2' 1 MQ -dompllgufnts T , A ,X J i Qu Jr ip j l .VA '. P V Q' so va fl fl 'va jf' fl' L I In' L! 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