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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1955 volume:

LEN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRAR INIA ani 07522 713 “The Highlander 1955 table of contents Administration Seniors . Underclassmen Features Organizations . Boys’ Sports Girls’ Sports Military . Advertising 22 58 86 98 116 140 152 166° i i lai atc the 1955 highland park high school dallas, texas published by the senior class foreword We have a companion as we look through our HIGHLANDER and reminisce about the good times we have had this year. His name is Sandy MacTavish. Sandy, though a purely mythical character, is as real as any wide-eyed sophomore or sophisticated senior because he is a representative of all of them. He is a star athlete and a mere manager, an A+ student and barely passing, a favorite and just one of the boys. He is all these and more. He is a Highland Park Scot. ewad Couple Editor-in-Chief Cong hgaer Business Manager Page Four we dedicate.... This year the seniors have chosen to dedicate their HIGHLANDER to a woman who for the past ten years has been the friend of every student with who she has come in contact. She came to Highland Park in the fall of 1945 to teach English and history. Because of her unselfish and genuine interest in her students she has become one of the most well-liked members of the faculty. It is with greatest affection that we dedicate the 1955 HIGHLANDER to MISS GLADYS SITZ. Page Five a ee ear EO 1 SANDY learned early that the teachers are really good guys. . me 9 a eM MOAN AA a a a a ERED ERRE LRRD ORDA DB DEAS eed : a aces FRANK MONROE Superintendent, Highland Park Schools Last year Highland Park gained a good friend and an able superintendent in the person of Mr. Frank Monroe. Because of his friendly personality and the great interest he took in all our activities, Mr. Monroe has within a year en- deared himself to all the students and faculty members of the Highland Park School District. Mr. Monroe was born in Hood County, Texas. He was graduated from high school at Canyon and entered West Texas State College, where he obtained his Bachelor’s degree. While at West Texas State he also played basketball. The year after he was graduated, he began teaching at a school in Friona, Texas and later at Pampa. In the summer of these years he took post-graduate work at the University of Missouri and the Colorado State College of Education, where he gained his Master’s degree. Later he studied further at the University of Texas and Columbia University. In 1941 Mr. Monroe went to Midland High School, where he remained for thirteen years as a principal and superintendent before coming to us in 1954. Page Eight A. H. McCULLOCH President board of education W. PERRY McPHERSON MRS. JUDSON C. FRANCIS GEORGE W. JALONIK, III Vice-President Secretary Financial Officer DR. JOHN S. BAGWELL ROBERT B. MOODY L. PRESTON WHORTON Page Nine Page Ten BEN W. WISEMAN Principal, Highland Park High School For more than a quarter of a century Mr. Wiseman has been the capable and understanding principal of Highland Park High School. Much of the credit for Highland Park’s high standards and achievements may be attributed to his efforts. C. D. BOWLBY Vice-Principal, Highland Park High School GRACE GILLON Registrar PRINCESS MARTIN Counselor CARRIE INMON Counselor CLYDE JACKSON President, Park Cities Dads’ Club : MRS. DAN C. WILLIAMS President, Parent-Teachers Association Page Twelve : Grapuates of Highland Park High School carry on a proud tradition. Rea- sons for both pride and tradition may be found in the community which provides our support and our students. Since 1922 this high school has served the people who make their homes in Highland Park and University Park because they wish to enjoy living in a community of well-educated persons. The United States cen- sus figures show, incidentally, that these two small cities are among the top eight best-educated communities in the nation. In a recent school survey the parents of 70 percent of the student body were found to have some college education. The jobs of four out of five of the fathers are professional, managerial, or executive. Because this community believes in the value of education, the boys and girls of Highland Park School expect to make the most of their studies in high school and beyond. Last year 360 out of 371, 97 percent of the graduating seniors, en- rolled in 17 colleges in Texas, 52 in other states. Most of these collegians over the years reflect credit on their school. At Southern Methodist University last spring, for instance, six of the 18 persons elected to Phi Beta Kappa were Highland Park graduates. Success stories from campuses across the nation inspire present High- landers to work hard and prepare themselves to do a good job too. Teachers at Highland Park are an experienced group of highly professional people. Three out of four have M.A. degrees. It is a challenge to this faculty to provide top-notch learning experiences for the students in this school, both in the class room and in the various activities. Be- cause these boys and girls may be expected to become leaders tomorrow as their parents are today, it is of the utmost importance to help each one achieve his very best potential in academic work and in citizenship. That best is very good indeed. And our country these days can be satisfied with nothing less. MARGARET WASSON Director of Instruction Highland Park Schools Page Thirteen faculty and staff AKIN, RAYMOND M., M.A. Biology, Tennis ANDERSON, MAUD, M.A. English BARTON, HARRY F., M.A. Band BARTOSH, JULIA ANN, R.N. Health Education, Future Nurses’ Club BETTS, FLORA MAY, M.A. Chemistry BINNION, RALPH E., M.A. Economics, “H” Association, Basketball BISHOP, ALVIN C., M.S. Industrial Arts a BOYD, LELA HAZELLE, M.A. Spanish CASEY, NEWMAN F., B.S. Major TSGRC ROTC and Assistant Commandant, B-Team Football COCKRELL, WILLENE H. (Mrs.), B.A. History, Junior Historical Society, | Travel Club Page Fourteen | The health of the students is carefully guarded by Miss Bartosh, here giving the hearing test to Jo Ann Tate. COLEMAN, REBECCA, M.A. Spanish COOK, DIANE, B.A. Spanish, Highlander CREIGHTON, MARGUERITE B. (Mrs.), M.A. Library, Library Council CROW, PORTER, M.A. Speech, Cheerleaders, Dramatics Club DABNEY, WILLIAM Y., M.E. Mathematics DIAL, NANCY ELLA, A.B. Art, Art Club, Highlander Art Staff DICKENSON, MILDRED (Mrs. O.G.), M.A. English DYER, KATHERINE (Mrs. W. L.) Attendance Secetary FAMBRO, LUTHER, B.B.A. Physical Education, Assistant Football FOWLER, JESS, M.E. Mathematics Page Fifteen faculty and staff FRANKLIN, JAMES O., M.E. Safety Education, Assistant Baseball GILLON, LOUISE Secretary to the Principal GRAHAM, H. L., M.S. Biology GREER, W. D., M.S. Industrial Arts GRIFFITH, DORIS B. (Mrs. E. Clay), B.M.E. Orchestra HARDIN, MARY D., M.A. Latin HENRY, ARCHIE, M.S. Homemaking HIGHTOWER, FLOYD R., B.S. Commandant of Cadets, LCDR USNR, Track HILL, MARVIN T., M.A. Business JAMES, LOUISE, M.E. English, Student Council Page Sixteen ¢ The students in Mr. Greer’s mechanical drawing class may be designing robots. JARRETT, NEIL, M.A. Spanish, French JEFFERS, BRUCE E., M.E. Mathematics JENKINS, EDWIN E., M.E. Biology KENNEDY, ERNEST F., M.E. Safety Education, Baseball, B-Team Baseball KIDD, LORINE, (Mrs. Ogden), M.A Mathematics KIDD, OGDEN, M.A. Mathematics, Highlander Busi- ness Staff, Bagpipe Business Staff LACKEY, MABEL, M.A. English LACY, IVA MAE, M.A. Psychology MARSHALL, C. H., M.S. Physics MARTIN, AUDREY (Mrs. H. D.), B.A, English Page Seventeen MOORE, HELEN, M.A. Speech, Round Table MORRIS, G. B., M.E. History, Football MORRIS, HAZEL (Mrs. G. B.), B.A History, Hi-Lites ) % | ONEAL, FONDELL (Mrs. W. H.), B. Secretary to the Principal ORR, CATHERINE, M.B.A. History, Commercial Law PIPES, LUNETTE (Mrs. W. O.), B.A Spanish Page Eighteen faculty and staff MASTERS, HILDA, M.A, Latin, Natianal Honor Society MOEN, RUTH F. (Mrs. T. C.) cil MURCHISON, JAYNE, B.S. Physical Education, Cheerleaders, Intramural Sports NEAVES, MARY EMMA, M.A. Mathematics Library Assistant, Library Coun- These future housewives, Marcia Long, Nancy Reddick, and Janet Cronk, are getting their first touch of cooking. POPE, FLORA LEE, M.E. Music, Lads and Lassies REYNOLDS, EMMA (Mrs. Estes), M.S. Business ROLLINS, LOIS (Mrs. Lawrence), M.A. English ROUSSEAU, JEANNE (Mrs. D. C.), B.A. Journalism, English, Bagpipe RUDDELL, GEORGE W., M.A. Chemistry, Hi-Y, Audio-Visual Aids SAUER, MARGARET (Mrs. A. C.), B.A. Biology SHORT, RUTH (Mrs. G. T.), M.A. Social Studies SITZ, GLADY, M.A. English SMITH C. Q) B.A, Mathematics, Assistant Football SMITH, MERLE, M.A. Mathematics, Director of Senior Activities SMITH, SUE (Mrs. C. Q). B.A. Business ‘tees Page Nineteen faculty and staff STEED, EDITH M. (Mrs.), M.A. English STEVENS, MARTIN LOUIS, M.S. Mathematics STEWART, MARY, M. A. English, Quill and Scroll STORY, FRANK J., M.A. French THORNELL, ELEANOR, M.E. English, Student Council WALTERS, CATHERINE, M.E. Mathematics WATKINS, HORTENSE, M.A. English, Future Teachers’ Club WATSON, GYNNE, M.A. Physical Education, Intramural Sports WILLIAMS, SAMMIE (Mrs. Frank L.), B.A. Mathematics WILSON, GRACE ELIZABETH, M.A. English WISSEMAN, HARRY, M.A. Mathematics Page Twenty ) The reading accelerator is one of the many devices used in the sophomore English 3 class. These objects Marianna Bourland and Fred Ligon are holding may look strange, but they are an important part of the Math 3 course. The Lads and Lassies Christmas program is always one of the highlights of the year. Mrs. Bettye Avant did a wonderful job after falling heir to the Bagpipe in the middle of the year. A group of the more talented Scots, Anita Akin, Bill Browning, and Reba Burrow, appeared this year on the radio. If you are traveling in Mexico, you may come 7 re ; across one of the traffic signs made by these Mr. Monroe is again bolstering the spirits of the fighting Scots in the pep Spanish ‘students. rally. SANDY with four hundred other seniors looked forward to graduation and liberation. Left to right: Beverly Murrey, Harry Wisseman, Linda Brickell, Webster Blocker, Charles Otstott officers of the january class President... . Page Twenty-four Vice President... . Secretary.... Treasurer . Sponsor Charles Otstott .Webster Blocker _Beverly Murrey _. Linda Brickell .Harry Wisseman officers of the june class EFOSC Oni. cia, oo tet? Came. eee to. TOMMY. Oparhaw Vice-President... 0 bee tee ey. DU Wihnitenead SOCKEIONY 2 seta Sa et Cee ee eee er) DOLBY Bicknell REGOSUTED 8. ©) ope. 7 ete eee) ANN cr aaden SPONSOR Sault Boel een ee... 2 Co He Marsnall Left to right: Barby Bicknell, Ann McFadden, Bill Whitehead, Tommy Sparrow, C. H. Marshall cnet ian Page Twenty-five sen ior S IHNIUNNNHIUNN ADAMS, DONALD HAWES (DON) Second Lieutenant ROTC 1954-’55, Saber Club 1954-55, Hi-Y 1952 ALLDAY, ROBERT LOUIE Hi-Y 1952-’55, B-Team Football 1952, B-Team Base- ball 1952 | ANSPACHER, RICHARD BARTON (DICK) Football 1953, “H’” Association 1953-’55, Student Coun- cil 1954-55, Hi-Y Youth and Government 1952-55, | Senior Play 1954 ANSPACHER, THOMAS EDWIN (TED) Hi-Y Youth and Government 1952-’55, B-Team Foot- bail 1952, Camp Dallas 1952, Senior Play 1954 AUTRY, DIANA National Honor Society 1954-’55, Student Council 1954-’55, Intramural Sports 1953-’55, Senior Play 1954, Hi-Lites 1952-’55, Girls’ Swimming Team 1954-’55 BACON, CAROLYN National Honor Society 1954-’55, Hi-Lites 1952-’55 Junior Historical Society 1953-'55, Travel Club 1953-’55, Intramural Sports 1953, Senior Play 1954 BARNES, ROBERT DORSEY (BOB) Senior Play 1954, Hi-Y 1952-’55 BEASLEY, ARCH ADAM Basketball 1953-55, Cheerleader 1954, Vice-President Hi-Y 1953, Highlander Staff 1953-'54 BENSON, CARL RICHARD (DICK) National Honor Society 1954-’55, Hi-Y 1954-'55, Foot- ball 1953-’54, B-Team Football 1952 BLACKWELL, ROBERT Senior Play 1954, Lieutenant Colonel ROTC 1954-55, President Saber Club 1954-55, Camp Dallas 1951-’54 Hi-Y 1951, Crack Platoon 1951 ‘ BLOCKER, WALLACE WEBSTER, Jr. President “H” Association 1954, President Hi-Y 1954, Tri Captain Football 1954, Vice-President Senior Class 1955, Football 1952-55, Music Festival 1953 BOSTON, AINSLIE Student Council 1953-’55, Hi-Lites 1952-’55, Intramural Sports 1952-55, Senior Play 1954, Travel Club 1953- ‘54, Future Teachers’ Club 1954-’55 Page Twenty-six QOOOOUUUUUUUUUUUTUUTEUUENNGGQQQQQGQQQQQUUOGOUOUEOTEEUEUEAUOGOGQOGQQQQQOQOGOOOUUUUUOU EEE! BRICKELL, LINDA LOU Highlander Staff 1954, Lads and Lassies 1952-'55, Welfare Chairman Junior Historical Society 1954, Treasurer Senior Class 1955, Senior Play 1954, Operetta 1952-'54 BROCKSMITH, DOROTHY JEAN (DOTTY) National Honor Society 1954-’55, Lads and Lassies 1953-'55, Operetta 1953-’54, Hi-Lites 1952-’55, Travel Club 1953-55, Junior Historical Society 1954 BURKS, PHYLLIS LOUISE Junior Historical Society 1954-’55, Travel Club 1953-'55, Hi-Lites 1952-’55, Intramural Sports 1952-'55 BYBEE, ROBERT TERRY Baseball 1952-54, Student Council 1952-54, Vice-Presi- dent “H” Association 1954-’55, Hi-Y 1952-54, Stu- dent Council Convention 1954 BYWATERS, THOMAS SHELTON (TOMMY) Hi-Y 1953-54, Second Lieutenant ROTC 1953-’54, Li- brary Council 1952, Senior Play 1954, Camp Dallas 1953 CABELL, ELIZABETH LEE Operetta 1953, Junior Historical Society 1953-'55, Travel Club 1953-54, Highlandaires 1952-'55, Future Teachers’ Club 1954-'55, Hi-Lites 1952-55 Hi-Y B 1952; CADELL, JERRY LLOYD Second Lieutenant ROTC 1954-’55, Saber Club 1954-’55, Bagpipe Staff 1954-’55, Quill and Scroll 1954-’55, -Team Basketball 1954, Hi-Y 1954 CARTER, JAMES BLAIR Senior Play 1954, Hi-Y 1952-’55, ROTC 1952-54, Band National Honor Society 1953-’55, Quill and Scroll 1954-55, Bagpipe Staff 1953-’55, Senior Play 1954, Highlander Staff 1953-54, Intramural Sports 1952-’55 CHERRY, CHARLES CONRAD | HI-Y 1952-’54, Student Council 1953, Senior Play 1954, B-Team Football 1952, Football 1953 | Football 1953-’54, Student Council 1952-’53, B-Team . Football 1952, “H’’ Association 1954, Hi-Y 1952-'54, | ROTC 1952 il 1951-’52, Lads and Lassies 1951 CAPERS, STUART ASHBY Music Festival 1953 CASEY, KATHERINE FRANCES (KITTY) CLIFFORD, OLIVER CHARLES, Ill (CHAMAN) Page Twenty-seven sen lors nnn COLVIN, CAROLYN ELIZABETH Hi-Lites 1952-’55, Operetta 1953-’54, Highlandaires 1952-’55 CRITTENDEN, ANN Hi-Lites 1952-’55, Intramural Sports 1953- 54, Senior Play 1954, Travel Club 1952-55, Junior Historical So- ciety 1952-'55 CRUM, MAYO PAUL Football 1953-’54, H’” Association 1953-'55, Hi-Y 1952- ‘55, B-Team Baseball 1952 DICKINSON, MARY SUE Hi-Lites 1952-’55, Travel Club 1954, Junior Historical Society 1953-'55, Library Council 1953, Highlandaires 1953-'55 FRANKLIN, JOHN FLOYD (JACK) Hi-Y 1951, ‘54-55, ROTC 1951-55 FRIED, MARVIN ALAN National Honor Society 1954-55, Student Council 1953- ‘54, Hi-Y 1952-'55 GALE, KENNETH ALLEN Baseball 1954, Hi-Y 1952-’55 GILLILAND, PATRICIA ANN (PAT) Hi-Lites 1952-’55, Library Council 1952-’55, Intramural Sports 1953, Highlandaires 1952- 54 GODWIN, CHARLES ALLAN (CHARLEY) GRAYSON, FRENCH ELIZABETH (BIBBY) President Junior Historical Society 1954-'55, Student Council 1954-’55, Senior Play 1954, Hi-Lites 1952-'54, Intramural Sports Award 1953-’54, Travel Club 1954- “eee, GRIFFIN, JANE P. National Honor Society 1954-'55, Intramural Sports 1952-'55, Band 1952-'55, Hi-Lites 1952-’55, Senior Play 1954, Bagpipe Staff 1953-’54 HAAKER, JACK HAROLD Lads and Lassies 1951-’55, Hi-Y 1951-’55, Second Lieutenant ROTC 1954-’55, Music Festival 1951-53, Operetta 1952-'54 Page Twenty-eight HANKINS, OLAN BRENT National Honor Society 1954-'55, Football 1952, Bas- ketball 1952-'54, “H’’ Association 1954-’55, Hi-Y 1952- 5 HOLCOMB, GAY HELEN Hi-Lites 1952-’55, Highlandaires 1952-’55, Operetta 1954 HUGHES, KATHLEEN MERENE (KAY) Senior Play 1954, Student Council 1954-’55, Hi-Lites 1952-55, Junior Historical Society 1953-'55, Travel Club 1953-54, Intramural Sports 1952-’53 : HUNTER, MARTHA JEAN Student Council 1953-'55, National Honor Society 1954- ‘55, Senior Play 1954, Hi-Lites 1952-’55, Travel Club 1952-'54, Intramural Sports HUNTER, MARY JANE Bagpipe Staff 1954-’55, Intramural Sports Award 1953- ‘54, Senior Play 1954, Music Festival 1953, Hi-Lites 1952-55, Junior Historical Society 1952-'54 JARRETT, CHARLES EDWARD (NED) (Transferred 1954 from Schreiner Institute, Kerrville, Texas), Captain ROTC 1954-’55, Hi-Y 1952-’55, Crack Platoon 1951-’55, Saber Club 1954-55 JEFFERS, MARY LOUISE Vice-President Hi-Lites 1954, Art Club 1952-’53, High- lander Staff 1954, Intramural Sports 1953-’54, Girls’ Swimming Team 1953 JOSEPH, SYLVIA ODEL Intramural Sports 1952-53, Hi-Lites 1952-’55, Travel Club 1952 KAUFMAN, SHEILA DEANE Future Teachers’ Club 1954-’55, Secretary Dramatics Club 1954-’55, Operetta 1953, Senior Play 1954, High- landaires 1953-’55, Hi-Lites 1953-’54 KEITH, KAY ALLEN Music Festival 1953, Travel Club 1954-’55, Junior His- torical Society 1954-’55, Hi-Lites 1952-55, Highland- aires 1954-’55 KINDLE, JOHN MADISON | Latin Club 1953-’55, Second Lieutenant ROTC 1954-’55, Saber Club 1954-’55, Hi-Y 1952-’53, Camp Dallas 1952, Library Council 1953 KLINGMAN, DONNA ELIZABETH Lads and Lassies 1953-55, Hi-Lites 1952-'55, Bagpipe Staff 1954-’55, Senior Play 1954, Operetta 1953-’54, Intramural Sports 1952-’54 Page Twenty-nine sen lors ne LANG, BARBARA MARIE Senior Play, Hi-Lites 1952-’55, Junior Historical Society 1954-55, Travel Club 1954-’55, Bagpipe Staff 1952- ‘53, Intramural Sports 1953 LAYNE, LEN HARRY First Lieutenant ROTC 1954-'55, Hi-Y 1952, Track 1953- ‘54, Dramatics Club 1954-'55, Senior Play 1954, Camp Dallas 1953 LEIDOLF, EMIL JOSEPH, JR. Co-Captain Basketball 1953-54, Vice-President Hi-Y 1954-55, “H” Association 1953-'55, Student Council 1252 LEUTWYLER, GAIL DENNISE Junior Historical Society 1954-’55, Travel Club 1954- ‘55, Student Council 1954, Hi-Lites 1952-55, Intra- mural Sports 1952-’55 LEWIS, MIRIAM GLORIA (MIMI) Quill and Scroll 1954-55, Bagpipe Staff 1954-'55, Round Table 1953-55, Reporter Library Council 1953- ‘55, Intramural Sports 1952, Stamp Club 1954-’55 LIVELY, BETTY SUE Business Manager Highlander 1953-'54, Circulation Manager Highlander 1954-’55, Company Queen ROTC 1952, Student Council 1954, Lads and Lassies. 1954- ‘55, Senior Play 1954 LOVE, DONALD (CHICO) Football 1953-54, Hi-Y 1952-54, B-Team Basketball 1952 McFARLAND, ROBERT ROWAN Hi-Y 1952-’55, ROTC 1952-’53, Camp Dallas 1952 McKINNEY, VELMA . MARGARET Quill and Scroll 1954-’55, Bagpipe Staff 1953-55, Intramural Sports 1953-’54, Round Table 1952-’53, Art Club 1952-'53, Hi-Lites 1952-’54 McLAIN, FRANCIS EUGENE Senior Play 1954, Vice-President Saber Club 1954, Major ROTC 1954-’55, Hi-Y 1952-’55 McLEAN, BYRDETTE MAY (BONNIE) Historian Junior Historical Society 1954-55, Lads and Lassies 1953-55, Operetta 1953-'54, Student Council 1953, Senior Play 1954, Hi-Lites 1952-’55 McMICHAEL, CHARLES WOODROE (SONNY) Hi-Y 1952-’53, B-Team Baseball 1952-’53, Music Festival 1953 Page Thirty JOUUQUOUUUUTUUUTUYAQQQQUUUOOUTTEOOQQQUOUOOUEEEEGQGQTOOGEOUGQOQOUTOOEORUAQGQUEUUOOOOTANUANNNY MATHIS, GLORIA JEAN Senior Play 1954, Hi-Lites 1952-’55, Travel Club 1952- 54, Junior Historical Society 1952-’55, Future Teachers’ Club 1954-'55, Intramural Sports 1954- 55 MAXFIELD, JAMES ROBERT (BOB) Library Council 1954-55, ROTC 1952-’55, Hi-Y 1952-’54 MESSERSMITH, BETTY JEAN Intramural Sports 1952-’55, Band 1952-'55, Senior Play 1954, Music Festival 1953, Hi-Lites 1952-’54, Junior His- torical Society 1954 : MILLER, JACQUELINE (JACKIE) Hi-Lites 1952-’55, Music Festival 1953, Travel Club 1953-54, Senior Play 1954, Operetta 1954, Junior Historical Society 1954-’55 MOSS, DOLLYE FAYE National Honor Society 1954-’55, Junior Historical So- ciety 1954-55, Travel Club 1953-’54, Hi-Lites 1952-'55, Intramural Sports 1953-’54 MURRAY, BEVERLY Secretary Senior Class, Corresponding Secretary Hi- Lites 1954, Travel Club 1954, Intramural Sports 1952- 55, Future Teachers’ Club 1955 NATHAN, VINCENT MEYER Latin Club 1953-’55, Hi-Y 1952-53, Major ROTC 1954- ‘55, Saber Club 1954-55, Camp Dallas 1952-’54 OSTOTT CHARLES PADDOCK President Senior Class 1955, Colonel ROTC 1954-55, Swimming 1953-’54, National Honor Society 1953-'55, Student Council 1952-54, Highlander Staff 1953-’55 PITT, LINDA LEE President Library Council 1954-’55, Senior Play 1954, Intramural Sports Award 1952-'53, Hi-Lites 1952-'55, Travel Club 1952-'53 PORTER, LUCINDA ANN Vice-President Orchestra 1954-’55, Bagpipe Staff 1953- '55, Senior Play 1954, Orchestra 1952-'55, Hi-Lites 1952- ‘55, Operetta 1952-’54 PRITCHARD, GAGE ALLEN Co-Captain Swimming 1954, Second Lieutenant ROTC 1954, “H” Association 1953-'55, Saber Club 1954, Hi-Y 1952-'55, Music Festival 1953 RAMSEY, FRANCES ANN National Honor Society 1954-55, Quill and Scroll 1954-’55, Bagpipe Staff 1952-55, Hall of Fame 1954, Student Council 1952, Highlander Staff 1953-’54 - Page Thirty-one sen OF Samii REAVES, CAROL FRANCES Secretary Future Teachers’ Club 1954-’55, Junior His- torical Society 1952-’55, Travel Club 1952-'54, Intra- mural Sports 1952-'55, Hi-Lites 1952-’55, Bagpipe Staff 1954-'55 ROBNETT, ELIZABETH ANN (LIBBY) Recording Secretary Junior Historical Society 1954, Operetta 1953-’54, Lads and Lassies 1952-’55, Sen- ior Play 1954, Travel Club 1953-’54, Hi-Lites 1952- ao: SANDUSKY, LLOYD R. ROTC 1951-'53, Hi-Y 1951-’53 SATTERFIELD, GAYLE ROBNETT Band 1953-55, Hi-Y 1953-’55 SCHARF, PATRICIA JANE (PAT) Hi-Lites 1952-’55, Intramural Sports 1952-’55, Presi- dent Future Teachers’ Club 1954-55, Travel Club 1953- ‘54, Girls’ Swimming Team 1953-'54 SENSABAUGH, MARY LANE Senior Play 1954, Lads and Lassies 1953-’55, Operetta 1953-'54, Music Festival 1953, Hi-Lites 1952-55, In- tramural Sports 1952-'54 SHUTT, SHARON ORVILLE Hi-Y 1953-’54, Music Festival 1952 SMITH, NATALIE JUDITH (JUDY) Hi-Lites 1952-55, Intramural Sports 1952-'55, Travel Club. 1952-54, Library Council 1952-53, Music Festi- val 1953, Senior Play 1954 SMITH, MARY-LOVING WILSON (WUDDIE) Hi-Lites 1952-’55, Junior Historical Society 1954-'55, Travel Club 1953-55, Art Club 1952, Intramural Sports 1952-'54, Highlandaires 1952-’54 SNIDER, EDWARD LEE B-Team Football 1952, Student Council 1953, Hi-Y 1952-'54 SNIDER, FREDERICK EARLE Hi-Y 1952-’54, Operetta 1954, B-Team Football 1953 SNOOTS, EDITH McFARLANE (EDIE) Senior Play 1954, Lads and Lassies 1954-'55, Operetta 1953-’54, Hi-Lites 1952-’55, Art Club 1952-’54 Page Thirty-two VQUQYQQQQQQQUUTOOOTYOQQQUUUUTOOTOUGQQQQOUOOEEEEUQQQQETEOUOOOOOQQQUOUUUOEEOOOOOGOOUUUOO En SOUTTER, THOMAS LYNN (TOMMY) Major ROTC 1954, Camp Dallas 1952-54, Track 1954, Regimental Staff 1954, Saber Club 1954, Hi-Y 1952-'54 SPEARS, WILBUR RAY Baseball 1954, “H’ Association 1954-'55, Student Council 1953-'54, Senior Play 1954, Hi-Y 1952-55, B- Team Basketball 1952-’53 STOUT, ROBERT LOGAN (RAV) Football 1953-’54, Swimming 1954, Secretary “H” As- sociation 1954, Hi-Y 1952-’53, B-Team Football 1952 STRAUS, CECILIA National. Honor Society 1954-’55, Senior Play 1954, Intramurals 1952-'55, Hi-Lites 1952-55, Band 1952-’54, Girls’ Swimming Team 1953-54 STROTHER, WILLIAM KEMP, III (DOC) Editor Highlander 1953-54, Football Manager 1952- ‘54, National Honor Society 1953-'55, Student Council 1953-54, “H” Association 1952-54, Quill and Scroll 1953-’55 TATE, JOEL ANN (JO ANN) Hi-Lites 1952-’55, Intramural Sports 1952-’55, Quill and Scroll 1954-’55, Future Teachers’ Club 1954-’55, Travel Club 1953-’54, Bagpipe Staff 1953-55 WATERS, BETTY ANN Hall of Fame 1954, Secretary-Treasurer Quill and Scroll 1954-’55, National Honor Society 1954-'55, Bag- pipe Staff 1953-’55, Senior Play 1954, Operetta 1953 WILKES, DAN ALLEN Hi-Y 1952-’55, B-Team Basketball 1952-’53 WOMBLE, GARY RICHARD (DICK) Hi-Y 1952, ROTC 1952, B-Team Football 1952, Music Festival 1953 WORLEY, WILLIAM (BILL) Captain ROTC 1954-’55, Crack Platoon 1952-’53, Camp Dallas 1952-’54, Hi-Y 1952-'54 ZALE, THEODORE ROBERT (TED) | ROTC 1952-’53 ZIMAN, MILTON HAROLD Hi-Y 1952-55, B-Team Basketball 1953 DENNIE, DONALD (Not Pictured) Page Thirty-three sen iors MUTT june class AARON, STUART ROSEN National Honor Society 1954-'55, Student Council 1953- ‘55, Hi-Y 1954 ADAMS, JANE Band 1952-'53, Highlandaires 1954-’55, Intramural Sports 1952-53 ALBERT, MARY FLORENCE Hi-Lites 1952-’55, Intramural Sports 1952-55, Music Festival 1953, Highlander Staff 1954-’55, Bagpipe Staff 1954-’55, Junior Historical Society 1952-'55 ALCOCK, DANIEL FRANK (DAN) ROTC 1952-’55, Rifle Team 1953-’55 ANDREWS, THOMAS MARSHALL (TOMMY) Football Manager 1952-’54, Hi-Y 1952-’54, “H’” As- sociation 1952-54 ARD, CAROLYN ANNE Hi-Lites 1953-'55, Intramural Sports 1954-’55, Travel Club 1955, Junior Historical Society 1955, Highland- aires 1955 ARNETT, ROBERT DONALD, JR. (DON) ROTC 1952-55, Hi-Y 1954-’55 AUBUCHON, JOYCE ELAINE Girls’ Swimming Team 1954-'55, Bagpipe Staff 1954- ‘55, President Library Council 1954-’55, Round Table 1954-’55, Highlandaires 1954-55, Hi-Lites 1953-’55 « BEAIRD, DANNY LaGETTE “H” Association 1954-'55, Football 1953, B-Team Foot- ball 1953, Treasurer Hi-Y 1954, Membership Chairman Hi-Y 1955 BEELER, JERROLD PHILLIP (JERRY) Hi-Y 1952-’55, Band 1952-'55, Saber Club 1954-’55, Second Lieutenant ROTC 1954-’55, Camp Dallas 1952, Music Festival 1953 BELCHER, BARRY ALAN (Transferred 1954 from Hillcrest High School, Dallas, Texas), Lads and Lassies 1954-55, Hi-Y 1954-’55 BELOATE, FLORENCE (FLIT) Hi-Lites 1952-’55, Travel Club 1953-’54, Intramural Sports 1952-’55, Highlander Staff 1954-55, Junior Historical Society 1953-’55 Page Thirty-four AQUQQQQQQQUTOTUTOUOUTUUTYQQQQQQUUUOTUTOOTEEAUGEGQQQQQUOOOOOOEEEAOOOOOQQOQUOGUOUO ETAL BENDORF, CARLYLE NEWTON Hi-Y 1954-’55, ROTC 1952-’55, Crack Platoon 1953-’55 BENDORF, CAROLYN LABETH Operetta 1953, Highlandaires 1952-'55, Hi-Lites 1953, Highlandaires 1952-’55, Hi-Lites 1952-’55, Music Fes- tival 1953 BERKMAN, MARTIN RAFAEL HI-Y 1954-’55 BICKNELL, BARBARA BETH (BARBY) Cheerleader 1954-'55, National Honor Society 1954- ‘55, Highlander Staff 1954-’55, Student Council 1952, Junior Historical Society 1954-’55, Secretary Senior Class 1955 BILLINGSLEY, HELEN CHARLENE Hi-Lites 1952-’55, Intramural Sports 1955, Travel Club 1954, Junior Historical Society 1953-’55, Highlandaires 1954-’55, Future Nurses’ Club 1955 BLAKELY, JANICE ELAINE (J. B.) Intramural Sports 1952-’55, Travel Club 1954-’55, Junior Historical Society 1954-’55, Highlandaires 1952- ‘55, Hi-Lites 1952-’55 BLOCK, HAROLD MORRIS (HAL) Round Table 1954-55, Lads and Lassies 1954-’55, Hi-Y 1952-55, ROTC 1952-'53 BLOSSOM, BARBARA LEE Editor Bagpipe 1954-’55, Vice-President Quill and Scroll 1954-'55, Student Council 1953-’55, Hi-Lites 1953-’55, Intramural Sports 1953-55, Operetta 1955 BOSS, GREGORY BRODNAX (GREG ) Hi-Y 1952-55, Camp Dallas 1953, ROTC 1952-’55, Crack Platoon 1953-’55 BOURDENE, ROBERT HAYWOOD (BOB) Student Council 1955, “H’ Association 1954-’55, Foot- ball 1953, B-Team Football 1954-55, Hi-Y 1954-’55 BOURLAND, DOROTHY VIRGINIA Hi-Lites 1952-’55, Travel Club 1952-’53, Junior Historical Society 1952-’53, Intramural Sports 1952-'55 BOWERS, WILLIAM THATCHER (BILL) Tri-Captain Football 1954, Student Council 1954, Basketball 1953-55, Baseball 1952, “H’ Association 1952-55, Vice President Hi-Y 1952-’55 Page Thirty-five sen iors sn BOWSER, MARTHA LOUISE (BOOZER) National Honor Society 1954-’55, Vice-President Hi- Lites 1954-’55, Junior Historical Society 1952-'55, Travel Club 1952-'55, Intramural Sports 1952-’55, Hi-Lites 1952-'54 BOX PATRICIA ANN (PAT) National Honor Society 1954-55, Historian Lads and Lassies 1954-’55, Operetta 1953-’55, Junior Historical Society 1954-'55, Hi-Lites 1952-’55, Travel Club 1954- Ha} BROWER, DAVID CARROLL Round Table 1952-’55, Lads and Lassies 1954-'55, ROTC 1953-’54, Latin Club 1953-’55, Operetta 1954-’55 BROWN, DOROTHY ANN (COOKIE) Student Council 1952-55, Historian Hi-Lites 1954-’55, Bagpipe Staff 1955, Secretary Travel Club 1954-’55, Intramural Sports 1952-’54, Junior Historical Society 1953-’55 BULLWINKLE, RICHARD (DICK) H” Association 1954-’55, Lads and Lassies 1954-55, Bagpipe Staff 1954-’55, Operetta 1955, Highlander Staff 1954-55, Tennis 1952-'55 BURK, LINDA CAROLE Intramural Sports 1953-54, Hi-Lites 1952-’55, Junior Historical Society 1954-’55, Girls’ Swimming Team 1954-’55, Highlandaires 1954-’55 BURROW, REBA SUE Student Council 1955, Orchestra 1952-'55, Vice-Presi- dent Orchestra 1955, Hi-Lites 1952-’55, Operetta 1952- ‘55, Junior Historical Society 1955 CALMES, JUDY JANE Hi-Lites 1952-’55, Travel Club 1953-’55, Junior Historical Society 1953-'55, Highlandaires 1955 CAMPBELL ,ROBERT DOTY (BOB) Bond 1952-’55, Second Lieutenant ROTC 1954-’55, Camp Dallas 1952-’53, Music Festival 1953, Saber Club 1954- Aas. CANTR ELL, REX Band 1952-’55, Hi-Y 1954-’55, Music Festival 1953, ROTC 1952-’55 CARROLL, PERRY Junior Rotarian 1955, B-Team Basketball 1953-54, ROTC 1952-’54, Hi-Y 1952-55, B-Team Baseball 1953-’54 CASEY, DAYLE ALAN Baseball 1954-'55, Co-Captain Baseball 1955, ‘H” Association 1954-’55, Hi-Y 1953-’55 Page Thirty-six CHAMBERS, JAMES FLOYD (JIM) Hi-Y 1952-’55, First Lieutenant ROTC 1954, ROTC 1952-’54 COALSON, JON EDWARDS Hi-Y 1953-’54, Lads and Lassies 1953-’55 COFFEE, ROY CLARENCE, JR. (JUNCE) Football 1953-’54, Baseball 1954, Vice President Hi- Y, 1954-’55, Secretary-Treasurer “‘H’’ Association 1954- ‘55, Highlander Staff 1954-55, Hi-Y Youth and Govern- ment 1954-’55 COKE, YVONNE LAUGHLIN Student Council 1953-’55, Historian Junior Historical Society 1955, Intramural Sports 1953-'54, Hi-Lites 1952-'55, Travel Club 1953-’55 COLLINS, PEGGY Highlander Staff 1954-’55, Intramural Sports 1954, Art Club 1952-’53, Hi-Lites 1952-55, Highlandaires 1954- ‘55, Junior Historical Society 1952-’53 COLWICK, RUTH CATHERINE (KAY) Student Council 1952, Bagpipe Staff 1954-’55, Travel Club 1952-55, Junior Historical Society 1953-'55, Hi- Lites 1952-’55, Tennis 1953-’55 COMPTON, HOWARD AYRES, JR. Editor Highlander 1954-’55, Student Council 1954-’55, Baseball Manager 1954, “H” Association 1954-’55, Hi- Y 1952-’55, Quill and Scroll 1954-’55 CRAIN, PATRICIA DIANNE (PAT) Junior Historical Society 1954-55, Travel Club 1954- ‘55, Hi-Lites 1952-’55, Intramural Sports 1952-’53 CRANE, WILLIAM C. (BILL) Hi-Y 1954-’55, ROTC 1952-’55, Crack Platoon 1953-55, First Lieutenant ROTC 1955, Saber Club 1955 CRONK, JANET ADELE Student Council 1952- Hi-Lites 1952-’55, Intramural Sports 1952-’55, Girls’ Swimming Team 1954-’55, Travel Club 1954-’55, Junior Historical Society 1954-’55 CRUMP, JAMES ALLEN (JIMMY) | B-Team Basketball 195-’52, B-Team Football 1952-53, Football 1954, “H” Association 1954-’55, Hi-Y 1953-'55 CUMBIE, JAMES RANDOLPH (JIM) ROTC 1952-55, Art Club 1954-’55 Page Thirty-seven sen LOFS nnn DALY, DAVID COLLIN (DAVE) Lads and Lassies 1953-'55, Library Council 1953-54, Operetta 1954-’55, Hi-Y 1953-'54, Dramatics Club 1954 DARBY, NANCY ANN Hi-Lites 1952-’55, Girls’ Swimming Team 1955, Future Nurses’ Club 1953, Intramural Sports 1953 DARNALL, LINDA MARSHALL Hi-Lites 1952-'55, Lads and Lassies 1953-’55, Operetta 1953-55 DAU, RALPH WALDROM (BUDDY) Chaplain Hi-Y 1955, Hi-Y Youth Government 1954, First Lieutenant ROTC 1954-’55, Band 1953-'55, Saber Club 1954-’55, Camp Dallas 1952-’53 DAVIES, SIDNEY ANN Hi-Lites 1952-’55, Intramural Sports 1952-'55, Junior Historical Society 1953-’55, Music Festival 1953 DAVIS, RONALD DEBS (RONNIE) Hi-Y 1952-'55 DENTON, DIANNE LUCILLE Secretary National Honor Society 1954-’55, Cheerleader 1954-’55, Company Queen ROTC 1953-'55, Student Council 1953-54, Hi-Lites 1952-’55, Highlander Staff 1954-55 DICK, BARBARA NAN Hi-Lites 1952-’55, Intramural Sports 1952-'55, Travel Club 1954-’55, Junior Historical Society 1954-’55, President Future Teachers’ Club 1955, Girls’ Swimming Team 1954-’55 DIFFEY, CAROL ANN Art Club 1952-’55, Highlander Staff 1954-’55, Bagpipe Staff 1955, Hi-Lites 1952-’55, Intramural Sports 1953-’54 DIPPEL, EVELYN National Honor Society 1954-’55, Intramural Sports 1952-’55, Hi-Lites 1952-’55, Travel Club 1955 DOTY, LOU ELTON (Transferred 1954 from Antioch High School, Antioch, California.) Hi-Lites 1954-’55 DOUGLAS, WiLLIAM CONNER (BILL) Hi-Y 1952-'55, ROTC 1953, Camp Dallas 1953 Page Thirty-eight DOWLER, DIANA MOULTON (Transferred 1954 from Webs‘er Groves High School, St. Louis, Missouri.) Intramural Sports 1955, Hi-Lites 1954-55 DREEBEN, HOPE ALYCE Hi-Lites 1953-’55, Travel Club 1954-’55, Junior Historical Society 1954-’55, Future Teachers’ Club 1954-’55 DUNLAP, DEBORAH (DEBBIE) Bagpipe Staff 1954-’55, Latin Club 1953-'54, Intramural Sports 1952-’55, Hi-Lites 1952-’55, Library Council 1953- ‘54, Junior Historical Society 1954-’55 DUNLAP, GEORGE CARTER “H” Association 1954-’55, Captain Track 1955, Hi-Y 1952-’55 DUNLAP, MARY JEAN (JEANIE) Operetta 1953, Hi-Lites 1952-55, Music Festival 1953, Highlandaires 1952-’55, Library Council 1954-’55, Fu- ture Teachers’ Club 1954-’55 DURBIN, SUSANNAH MARY (WINKIE) Hi-Lites 1952-'55 EDDIE, STELLA JAYE Travel Club 1952-’55, Intramural Sports Award 1953, Junior Historical Society 1952-’55, Hi-Lites 1952-’55 EDMONDSON, HELEN CHLOE Lads and Lassies 1954-’55, Operetta 1955, Latin Club 1953-'55, Intramural Sports 1952, Hi-Lites 1952-’53, Highlandaires 1953-'54 ENGEMOEN, BONNY LYNN Bagpipe Staff 1953-54, Art Club 1952-’53, Hi-Lites 1952-'55, Travel Club 1954-’55, Junior Historical Society 1954-’55, Intramural Sports 1954 EVANS, LYNN ELIZABETH Bagpipe Staff 1955, Intramural Sports 1954, High- landaires 1953-’55, Hi-Lites 1953-’55, Travel Club 1954-'55, Junior Historical Society 1954-'55 FEDSON, DAVID STANLEY President Student Council 1954-’55, Colonel ROTC 1955, National Honor Society 1954-'55, Hi-Y 1952-’55, Basket- ball Manager 1953-’55, “H’” Association 1954-’55 FELDT, WILLIAM FREDERICK (FRED) Highlander Staff 1955 Page Thirty-nine FRIEDMAN, ELYSE JOYCE (LEESIE) sen OF Sannin FINKS, FRANK BALIE Second Lieutenant ROTC 1955, Hi-Y 1955, Camp Dallas 1952 Saber Club 1955, FORD, SANDRA JEAN Student Council 1953-54, Captain Girls’ Swimming Team 1953-'54, Intramural Sports 1953-'55, High- landaires 1953-’55, Hi-Lites 1953-'55, Travel Club 1954-55 FOSTER, JUDITH EMMA (JUDY) Hi-Lites 1952-55, President Junior Historical Society 1955, Intramural Sports 1952-’55, Travel Club 1954-’55, Junior Historical Society 1954-’55, Intramural Sports Award 1953 FRANTZ, ROBERT ARNOLD (BOB) Hi-Y 1954-’55, Stamp Club 1954-’55, ROTC 1954-’55 FRENCH, FRANCES MARIE Hi-Lites 1951-’55, Travel Club 1951-55, Junior Historical Society 1951-55, Intramural Sports 1954-’55 FRENCH, HOMER ELLIOTT HI-Y 1953-’55, B-Team Basketball 1952-'54, B-Team Baseball 1953, ROTC 1952 1953-'54, Hi-Lites 1953-’55 Travel Intramural Club Sports 1954 GARRETT, FLOYD RALPH, JR. (RED HORSE) Rifle Team 1952-'54, B-Team Baseball 1952-’54, Camp Dallas 1952, Hi-Y 1952-55, ROTC 1952-’53 GERON, JAMES MICHAEL (MICKEY) Captain ROTC 1955, Band 1952-'55, Highlander Staff 1954-’55, Camp Dallas 1952, Saber Club 1954-’55, Hi- Y 1952-'55, B-Team Baseball 1953 GIBSON, MARY MARTHA Secretary National Honor Society 1954-’55, Vice-Presi- dent Lads and Lassies 1953-’54, Secretary Lads and Lassies 1954-’55, Operetta 1953-'55, Hi-Lites 1952- ‘55, Music Festival 1953 GILBERT, ALLAN DAVID Hi-Y 1952, B-Team Baseball ball 1952 1952-'53, B-Team Foot- GILCHRIST, GARY CLYDE Band 1951 52, Hi-Y 1951-'54, B-Team Football 1951 Page Forty UUUUUQQOQOQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQGQQQQQQGQQOOUOUOUOOOOOUOOUUUATOTOOGAOOOTOOTTT TTT GORE, LYNETTE GAUIN Secretary Art Club 1954-’55, Student Council 1955, Highlander Staff 1954-'55, Junior Historical Society 1954-55, Intramural Sports 1952-’55, Hi-Lites 1953-’55 GOTTLIEB, SAMUEL BERNARD (SAMMY) ROTC 1952-'54, B-Team Baseball 1954, B-Team Basket- ball 1953, Baseball 1955 GOUSE, DOROTHY CAROLYN Student Council 1952, Hi-Lites 1952-’55, Travel Club 1953-'55, Junior Historical Society 1954-’55, Music Fes- tival 1953, Highlandaires 1954-’55 GOWAN, ROBERT THOMAS (TOM) Football Manager 1953-’54, Secretary Hi-Y 1954-'55, “H” Association 1953-’55, B-Team Football Manager 1952 GOYNE, LAURA LOUISE (LAURA LOU) Recording Secretary Hi-Lites 1954-’55, Student Council 1953-'54, Lads and Lassies 1954-’55, Highlander Staff 1954-’55, Operetta 1954-’55, Intramural Sports 1952-55 J GRAY, THOMAS ARRINGTON, (TOM) Football 1953-’54, Basketball 1953-’55, Captain Basket- ball 1954-’55, President ‘HH’ Association 1954, B- Team Football 1952, B-Team Basketball 1952-’53 GREY, MARY KAY (Transferred 1954 from Monte Cassino School, Tulsa, Oklahoma.) Highlander Staff 1954-’55, Junior His- torical Society 1954-55, Travel Club 1954-’55, Hi- Lites 1954-’55, Highlandaires 1954-’55 | GRIFFIN, CAROL JEAN (JEANNIE) Student Council 1954; Girls’ Swimming Team 1954- | ‘55, Lads and Lassies 1953-’55, Operetta 1953-55, | Music Festival 1953, Hi-Lites 1952-’55 | | GUNSTREAM, ALICE WESLEY (BUNNY) Student Council 1954-’55, Hi-Lites 1952-'55, Intramural Sports 1952-’55, Bagpipe Staff 1954-’55, Highlander Staff 1954-’55, Junior Historical Society 1953-’55 HALL, JAMES WALKER Dramatics Club 1952-’55, Art Club 1955, ROTC 1952- 153, Hi-Y 1955 HAMPTON, GLENN GILBERT Band 1952-'55, Lads and Lassies 1954-’55, Music Festival 1953, ROTC 1952-’55, Hi-Y 1955, Operetta 1955 HAMPTON, SANDRA LYNN Vice-President Travel Club 1954-’55, Dramatics Club 1954-’55, Intramural Sports 1952-'55, Junior Historical Society 1953-'55, Hi-Lites 1952-55 — Page Forty-one sen OF Sumi HAROZ, CARL TOM Baseball 1954-'55, B-Team Basketball 1953, Hi-Y 1953- ‘55, Band 1953-'54, ROTC 1953-'54 HARRIS, MARLYS MAE National Honor Society 1955, Lads and Lassies 1955, Hi-Lites 19 53-’55, Travel Club 1954-55, Intramural Sports 1954-’55, Treasurer Dramatics Club 1954-’55 HASKELL, RITA PORTER (REETS) Travel Club 1952-’55, Junior Historical Society 1952-55, cal Society 1953-55, Highlandaires 1953-'55, Hi-Lites 1953-55 HATFIELD, JUDITH RHEA (JUDY) Vice-President Student Council 1955, National Honor Society 1954-55, Vice-President Junior Historical So- ciety 1954-55, Hi-Lites 1952-’55, Intramural Sports 1952-'55 HAWLEY, FLORINE SMITHER Travel Club 1952-’55, Junior Historical Society 1952-'55, Hi-Lites 1952-’55, Art Club 1953-'54, Bagpipe Staff 1954-55 HAWN, PATRICIA DIANA Company Queen ROTC 1953, Lads and Lassies 1954- ‘55, Operetta 1955, Junior Historical Society 1954-’55, Highlandaires 1953-'54, Hi-Lites 1952-’54 HAYCRAFT, CLARISSA LYNNE Student Council 1954, Hi-Lites 1952-’55, Intramural Sports 1952-'55, Highlandaires 1954-55, Junior His- torical Society 1954-’55, Future Nurses’ Club 1954- Bayo. HEARD, LUTICiIA HOLLIS (TISH) Vice-President Hi-Lites 1952-’55, Company Queen ROTC 1954, Student Council 1954-'55, Lads and Lassies 1955, Operetta 1954-’55, Highlander Staff 1954-’55 HEDGES, HAROLYN RUTH (HOLLY) Hi-Lites 1952-’55, Travel Club 1953-’54, Junior Historical Society 1953-’55, Intramural Sports 1952-’55 HENDERSON, ENGENE AARON (GENE) Tennis 1954-’55, Captain Tennis 1955, ““H’’ Association 1954-’55, Lads and Lassies 1954-’55, Operetta 1954- (55, arliaY 95s--55 HENDERSON, MICHAEL RAYMOND ( MIKE) Swimming 1955, Hi-Y 1953-55, Travel Club 1955 HENDERSON, WALTER TILLOU (WALT) Band 1952-’55, ROTC 1952-’55, Camp Dallas 1953, Hi-Y 1953-’55, Music Festival 1953 Page Forty-two QOUUUUUTUUEUUUOUQQQQQQQUOGUUUETEUEEUOQQOQQQUOOOUETUOOANOQOQQQENOOOOOOEEEELOOOOOOQQQOUUUUUUTE HENRICH, LINDA LEE (Transferred 1954 from North Phoenix High School, Phoenix, Arizona.) Travel Club 1954-55, Junior His- torical Society 1954-’55, Highlandaires 1954-’55, Hi- Lites 1954-55, Art Club 1954-’55 HILL, CHARLES FRANKLIN, JR. (BUTCH) Baseball 1954, Hi-Y 1954-’55, ““H” Association 1954-’55 HILL, DOROTHY FLORENCE Hi-Lites 19 52-55, Travel Club 1952-'55, Intramural Sports 1952-’55, Junior Historical Society 1952-’55, Music Festival 1953 HILL, JUANITA GENEVIEVE Hi-Lites 1952-'55, Intramural Sports 1952-’55, Girls’ Swimming Team 1954-’55, Travel Club 1953-’55, Junior Historical Society 1954-55, Intramural Sports Award 1953-’54 HINDMAN, CHARLES GLENWOOD (GLEN) (Transferred 1954 from Fair Park High School, Shreve- port, Louisiana.) HOLMES, WALTER CECIL, JR. (TUDOR) Captain Baseball 1954, Football 1953-’54, 8-Team Football 1952, Vice-President ‘‘H’’ Association 1953, “H Association 1952-'55, Hi-Y 1952-’55. HOOPINGARNER, CAROL JANE Bagpipe Staff 1953-’55, Quill and Scroll 1953-’55, Operetta 1954-’55, Intramural Sports 1952-’55, Junior Historical Society 1952-’55, Travel Club 1952-55 HOPPING, NANCY KAY | Dramatics Club 1954-'55, Hi-Lites 1953-55, Travel Club 1953-’54, Junior Historical Society 1953, Highlandaires 1954-55 HOWELL, RICHARD LEONARD (TUBBY) | Football 1953-54, Treasurer Lads and Lassies 1954-55, H” Association 1953-55, B-Team Football 1952, Op- eretta 1952-'55, Hi-Y 1955 HUBBARD, JERRY CLIFTON Swimming 1953-55, Hi-Y 1953-’55, ‘’H’’ Association 1953-’55, Stamp Club 1953-'55, Junior Historical So- ciety 1955 HUDSON, JAMES SPEARMAN (JIMMY) Vice-President Hi-Y 1954, Student Council 1954-’55, Hi- Y Youth and Government 1952-’55, Photographer Hi-Y 1953 HUGHES, MARTHA KING Secretary Student Council 1954-’55, Quill and Scroll 1954-'55, Dramatics Club 1955, Highlander Staff 1953- ‘54, Bagpipe Staff 1953-’55, Intramural Sports 1952- 55 Page Forty-three JANAK, DOROTHY MAY Student Council 1954, Hi-Lites 1952-’55, Highlander Staff 1954-’55, Travel Club 1953-55, Junior Historical Society 1953-’55, Intramural Sports 1952-’55 JARVIS, JERRY EWING Hi-Y 1952-’55, Swimming Team 1952-'55, “H” As- sociation 1954-’55, Junior Historical Society 1955 JAYNES, WILLIAM DAVID (BILL) Lads and Lassies 1954-’55, ROTC 1952, Hi-Y 1955, Operetta 195.5 JOHNSON, PEGGY SUE Highlandaires 1954-’55, Girls’ Swimming Team 1953, Hi-Lites 1952-54 JOHNSON, RANONA SUE (RONNIE) (Transferred 1954 from Logan County High School, Sterling, Colorado.) Hi Lites 1954-'55, Junior Historical Society 1954-55, Travel Club 1954-’55, Highlandaires 1954-55 JOLLIFF, CAROLINA (SUZY) Quill and Scroll 1954-’55, Operetta 1954, Secretary Round Table 1954-’55, Highlander Staff 1953-’55, Junior Historical Society 1954-’55, Bagpipe Staff 1953-55 Page Forty-four Baseball Historical Major 1953-'54, Vice-Presient Saber Club 1955, Saber Club 1954-’55, Junior Rotarian 1955 sen ior S| HULL, ROBERT BLAKE (BOB) ROTC 1952-'55, Second Lieutenant ROTC 1954-’55, Hi- Y 1952-55, Saber Club 1954-’55, Junior Historical So- ciety 1952, Camp Dallas 1952-’53 HUNGATE, LOUIS LEE (LOUIE} HI-Y 1955 HURLBUT, JAMES C., JR. (JIM) 1954-55, Hi-Y 1952-'55, ROTC 1952-’54, B- Team Baseball 1953 HURSEY, CLARENCE MARION Hi-Lites 1952-’55, Intramural Sports 1952-'54, Music Festival 1953, Highlandaires 1954-55, Travel Club 1954-’55 JACKSON, GERTRUDE GASTON (TRUDiE) Lads and Lassies 1954-55, Highlander Staff 1954-’55, Hi-Lites 1952-’55, Secretary Latin Club 1954-55, Junior Society 1954-55, Highlandaires 1953-’54 JANAK, DONALD RAY (DON) ROTC 1952-’55, Hi-Y 1952-55, Camp Dallas JONES, JOHN HARWELL Captain ROTC 1954-’55, Crack Platoon 1953-'55, Camp Dallas 1953, Operetta 1954 KENNEDY, BARBARA JANE Bagpipe Staff 1955, Secretary Dramatics Club 1954- ‘55, Travel Club 1954’55, Junior Historical Society 1953-’55, Hi-Lites 1953-'55, Intramural Sports 1953- ole: LACK, PHILIP DOUGLAS (PHIL) Hi-Y 1952-55 ; LACY, LINDA ELEANOR President Quill and Scroll 1954-’55, National Honor Society 1954-’55, Bagpipe Staff 1953-'55, Hi-Lites 1952-55, Intramural Sports 1952-’55, Junior Historical : Society 1953-'55 i LAIR, TED EDWARD Hi-Y 1952-'55, Football 1952-’55, “ H’’ Association 1952- 4}o) LAKE, JAMES ALLEN (JIMMY) Hi-Y 1954-’55, Second Lieutenant ROTC 1955, ROTC 1952-55, Saber Club 1955, Band 1952-55, Camp Dallas 1953-’55 LAMM, NANCY LOYCE Lads and Lassies 1955, Orchestra 1953-54, Operetta 1955, Travel Club 1954-’55, Hi-Lites 1953-’55, Music Festival 1953 LARSEN, FLORENCE ELISABETH All-State Orchestra 1954-’55, Orchestra 1952-’55, Oper- etta 1953-’55, Latin Club 1953-’55, Hi-Lites 1952-’55 LEE, JOHN RIDINGS (Transferred 1954 from Jesuit High School, Dallas, Texas.) Dramatics Club 1955, Hi-Y 1954-’55, Track 1955 LEEPER, NANCY ISABEL Business Manager Highlander 1954-55, Parliamen- tarian Travel Club 1954-’55, Captain Tennis Team 1954- ‘55, Quill and Scroll 1954-’55, Junior Historical Society 1953-’55, Hi-Lites 1952-'55 LIPSHY, BARBARA JEAN Lads and Lassies 1954-55, Hi-Lites 1953-55, Junior His- torical Society 1954-’55, Highlandaires 1953-54, Oper- etta 1955 LONG, MARCIA ISABEL Student Council 1953-’55, Recording Secretary Junior Historical Society 1954-55, Travel Club 1952-’55, Round Table 1954-’55, Bagpipe Staff 1954-’55, Hi- Lites 1952-55 Page Forty-five McRAE, WILLIAM HOLLAND (BILL) National Honor Society 1954-'55, Government 1954, Hi-Y 1952-55, Golf 1953-’55, Vice- President National Honor Society 1955 Intramural Sports 1953-'55, Operetta 1954-'55, Hi-Lites 1953-’55 MALONEY, KATHLEEN (Transferred 1954 from Thomas 7 San Antonio, Texas.) Hi-Lites 1954-'55, Highlandaires 1955, Girls’ Swimming Team Sports 1054-’55, Travel Club 1954-55 MASSIE, CAMILLE JOSEPHINE Hi-Lites 1952-’55, Girls’ Swimming Team 1954-'55, Vice- President Library Council 1954-55, Society 1954-’55 Page Forty-six Hi-Y Youth and Jefferson School, 1954-55, Intramural MARWILL, ROBERT LEE (BOB) Track 1953-'55, “H’ Association 1953-’55, Major ROTC 1952-55, President Saber At-Arms Hi-Y 1955, Student Council 1952-'53 Junior Historical MATTHEWS, ALFRED GENE Captain ROTC 1954-'55, Commander Crack Platoon 1954-'55, Lads and Lassies 1953-55, Operetta 1954-'55, ROTC 1952-’55, Saber Club 1954-’55 sen lors IULINIUUUNUNUNE LOVEJOY, JUDITH VOSS. (JUDY) Hi-Lites 1952-’55, Operetta 1954, Intramural Sports 1952-55, Bagpipe Staff 1953-’54, Highlander Staff 1954-’55, Junior Historical Society 1953-’55 McCLAIN, DOLORES ANNE (DEE) Lads and Lassies 1954-’55, Operetta 1954-’55, High- lander Staff 1954-’55, Bagpipe Staff 1953-’54, Hi- Lites 1952-55, Intramural Sports 1952-’54 McCREA, MARY FRANCES Travel Club 1953-'55, Junior Historical Society 1953-'55, Hi-Lites 1952-’55, Art Club 1953-'55, Highlandaires 1953-'55 McFADDEN, ANN Head Cheerleader 1954-55, Treasurer Hi-Lites 1954, Band Queen 1954, Intramural Sports 1952-’55, Student Council 1954, Hi-Lites 1952-’55 McMURREY, LORAINE (CHI-CHI) Travel Club 1954-’55, Junior Historical Society 1954- ‘55, Highlandaires 1954-55, Hi-Lites 1954-’55, Intra- mural Sports 1953-’54, Art Club 1954-’55 McNAMARA, JOYCE Hi-Lites 1953-’55, Junior Historical Society 1954-’55, Intramural Sports 1953-’55, Travel Club 1954-’55 MALONE, LINDA JANE 1954-55, Sergeant- MAYS, CARL CECiL (MARLON) Football 1954, Baseball 1955, ’ H’’ Association 1955, Student Council 1955, B-Team Football 1953 MILLER, ANNA CAROLYN (CACCI) National Honor Society 1954-55, Bagpipe Staff 1953- ‘55, Quill and Scroll 1954-’55, Round Table 1953-’55, Highlander Staff 1953-’55, Operetta 1955, Hi-Lites 1953-'55 MILLS, ROSEMARY ZONNE Bagpipe Staff 1955, President Hi-Lites 1954-'55, Intra- mural Sports 1953-'54, Regimental Queen ROTC 1954, Travel Club 1953-’55, Operetta 1955 MILNOR, JOHN GRAHAM (JOHNNY) Band 1953-’55, Lads and Lassies 1954-’55, Operetta 1954-55, Student Council 1954, Music Festival 1953, Hi-Y 1954-’55 MOEN, SUZANNE (SUZIE) Lads and Lassies 1953-’55, Operetta 1954-'55, Library Council 1953-’55, Highlandaires 1953, Latin Club 1955, Hi-Lites 1953-’55 MOHNS, GRACE UPDEGRAFF (GAY) (Transferred 1954 from Roosevelt High School, Seattle, Washington.) Lads and Lassies 1954-55, Highlander Staff 1954-’55, Operetta 1955, Hi-Lites 1954-’55, High- landaires 1954 MOORE, WILLIAM HAMILTON (BILL) President Dramatics Club 1954, Chairman Round Table 1955, National Honor Society 1954-’55, Lads and Lassies 1954-’55, Student Council 1952, ‘54, Operetta 1953-55 MORCHOWER, GARY CLAY Baseball Manager 1954, Hi-Y Youth and Government 1954, Student Council 1955, Lads and Lassies 1954- ‘55, Bagpipe Staff 1954-’55, “H’ Association 1954-’55 MORRISON, MARGARET ANN (PEGGY) Hi-Lites 1952-’55, Junior Historical Society 1954-’55, Travel Club 1953-’54, Intramural Sports 1954-'55 MORSMAN, DONALD ENGENE (DON) Captain ROTC 1955, Saber Club 1954-’55, Camp Dallas 1952-’55, Crack Platoon 1952, Hi-Y 1954-’55 MYERS, MARSHA Hi-Lites 1952-’55, Travel Club 1955, Junior Historical Society 1955, Intramural Sports 1953-’55 MYERS, PATRICIA ANN (PAT) Hi-Lites 1952-’55, Intramural Sports 1954, Art Club 1953, ‘55, Highlander Staff 1954-'55, Highlandaires 1954-'55, Junior Historical Society 1953-'54 Page Forty-seven sen LOPS ami MYRICK, BARBARA NASH, VIRGINIA Bagpipe Staff 1953-55, Secretary Quill and Scroll 1955, Lads and Lassies 1953-’55, Operetta 1953-’55, Intramural Sports 1953-'54, Hi-Lites 1953-'55 NETTLETON, SARAH EILEEN (SALLY) Quill and Scroll 1954-’55, Bagpipe Staff 1954-’55, Hi- Lites 1952-'55, Girls’ Swimming Team 1953-’54, Travel Club 1953-54, Intramural Sports 1953-'55 NEWTON, JUDITH ANNE (JUDIE) Art Club 1953, Operetta 1953-54, Highlander Staff 1955, Hi-Lites 1953-55, Highlandaires 1953-’55 NORDENBROCK, ELIZABETH LOU (BETTY LOU) Student Council 1954, Lads and Lassies 1953-55, Oper- etta 1953-'55, Hi-Lites 1952-’55, Junior Historical Society 1953, Travel Club 1953 NORMAN, MARY LEE Treasurer National Honor Society 1954-’55, President Art Club 1955, Operetta 1953-’55, Latin Club 1953-’55, Junior Historical Society 1954-’55, Hi-Lites 1952-’55 O’BANNON, JO ANN Lads and Lassies 1953-55, Operetta 1953-’55, Dra- matics Club 1953-’55, Art Club 1954-’55, Hi-Lites 1952-'55 OLSMITH, FRANK VERNON (OLE) ROTC 1952-’55, Camp Dallas 1952 PARKER, CAROLYN RAY Vice-President Future Nurses’ Club 1954-55, Dramatics Club 1954-55, Round Table 1954-’55, Girls’ Swimming Team 1952-55, Hi-Lites 1952-’55, Travel Club 1952-’54 PATRICK, BROOKS TREZEVANT (BOOKER-T) Cheerleader 1954-’55, Co-Captain Basketball 1954-55, Lieutenant Colonel ROTC 1955, Vice-President Hi-Y 1955, “H” Association 1953-’55, Track 1955 PAULE, SARA GENEVIEVE BEATRICE (TOOTS) Hi-Lites 1952-’55, Latin Club 1952-’55, Operetta 1952 PAYNE, WILLIAM ARCHIBALD (BILL) Basketball 1954-’55, “’H’” Association 1955, Highlander Staff 1954-’55, Student Council 1953, Quill and Scroll 1955, Hi-Y 1952-’55 Page Forty-eight PENLAND, CAROL MAY Recording Secretary Junior Historical Society 1954-'55, Highlander Staff 1954-'55, Hi-Lites 1952-'55, Travel Club 1954-55, Intramural Sports 1952-'55 PERRY, PATRICIA RAE (PAT) Hi-Lites 1952-55, Travel Club 1953-’54, Junior His- torical Society 1953-'55, Intramural Sports 1952-’55, Music Festival 1953 PETERMAN, JERRY WHITAKER Major ROTC 1954-’55, Captain Rifle Team 1954-’55, Hi- Y 1953-’55, Rifle Team 1953-'55, Camp Dallas 1953-'54, Track 1955 PETERS, BRUCE THAYER ROTC 1952-'55, Rifle Team 1953-55 PETTY, LARRY DEAN Co-Captain Baseball 1954-’55, Basketball 1954-’55, Hi-Y 1954-’55, “H” Association 1954-’55, ROTC 1952-'54 PIEPER, PATTY RUTH (PAT) Hi-Lites 1952-'55, Travel Club 1953-'55, Junior Historical Society 1954-’55, Intramural Sports 1953 POLAN, DONALD RAY (DON) Second Lieutenant ROTC 1955, Band 1952-55, Camp Dallas 1953, Hi-Y 1954-’55, Music Festival 1953, Saber Club 1955 POULOS, PAMELA ELSWORTH (PAM) Vice President Hi-Lites 1954-'55, Hi-Lites 1952-’55, President Latin Club 1954-’55, Intramural Sports 1952- , ‘55, Travel Club 1954, Treasurer Library Council 1954-’55 POWELL, MARILYN ANNE Hi-Li tes 1952-’55, Highlandaires 1954-'55, Latin Club 1953-'55, Intramural Sports 1952-’55, Junior Historical Society 1955, Future Nurses’ Club 1954-55 PRAGER, JEROME LEONARD (JERRY) B-Team Baseball 1953-’54, Hi-Y 1952-'54 PRATHER, RICHARD L. (DICK) QUINN, MARGUERITE VIRGINIA (MARGIE) Intramural Sports 1954-’55, Hi-Lites 1954-'55, Junior Historical Society 1954-’55, Future Teachers’ Club 1954- 155, Art Club 1954-’55, Travel Club 1954-'55 Page Forty-nine sen LOF Siti RANKIN, MARY CAROLYN Hi-Lites 1952-55, Junior Historical Society 1954-’55, Travel Club 1954-'55, Future Teachers’ Club 1954-’55, Intramural Sports 1952-’55, Girls’ Swimming Team 1954-’55 REASOR, RALPH EUGENE Hi-Y 1954-’55, ROTC 1952-'55, Band 1952-’55, Music Festival 1953, Lads and Lassies. 1954-’55 REDDICK, NANCY CAROL Bagpipe Staff 1954-’55, Lads and Lassies 1955, Operet- ta 1955, Hi-Lites 1952-’55, Intramural Sports 1953- ‘55, Junior Historical Society 1953-’55 REED, GARY GORDEN Hi-Y 1952-’55, B-Team Baseball 1953, Baseball 1955 REGISTER, CAROLYN CHRISTINE Hi-Lites 1952-55, Bagpipe Staff 1955, Highlander Staff 1954-’55, Travel Club 1953-55, Junior Historical Society 1953-’55, Intramural Sports 1952-’54 RENFER, NANCY MARIE Band 1952-'54, Travel Club 1954-’55, Junior Historical Society 1952, ‘54-’55, Hi-Lites 1952-’55, Girls’ Swimming Team 1954-’55, Orchestra 1952-'53 REYNOLDS, PAUL DAVIDSON (PEEDY) Captain ROTC 1955, Camp Dallas 1952-’54, Hi-Y 1953-'55, Crack Platoon 1952-54, Saber Club 1954-55 RICE, JAMES PERCIVAL (JIM) ROTC 1952-'55, Photographer Hi-Y 1952, Bagpipe Staff 1952 ROBINSON, ROBERT NESBITT (BOB) Hi-Y 1953-55, Bagpipe Staff 1954-’55, Treasurer Or- chestra 1953-'54, Round Table 1953-’55, Lads and Lassies 1953-’54 — ROBINSON, MARGARET SCOTT (SCOTTIE) Dramatics Club 1953-’55, Hi-Lites 1952-53 ROGERS, GEORGE RAPHAEL Camp Dallas 1953-’54, Captain ROTC 1954-55, Treas- urer Saber Club 1954-’55, Crack Platoon 1953-’54, Hi-Y 1955 ROGERS, NORMAN RAY Second Lieutenant ROTC 1955, Band 1952-’55, Hi- Y 1954-’55, Camp Dallas 1953, Music Festival 1953, Saber Club 1955 Page Fifty AQNNNQQUUUOOUTNYUQQQQUUTUOVETTUGQQQUOTOTEEEEGOQOUOTOOOOOEEOOOOOQOOOOOOUNOOOQOOUOUOOUELTAUAUUUT ROLLINS, DEXTER LEAKE Camp Dallas 1952, ROTC 1952-’53, Hi-Y 1953-55 ROTH, PETER (PETE) Captain ROTC 1954-'55, Rifle Team 1953-'55, Hi-Y 1952 ROWALT, RALPH JAMES (JIM) Second Lieutenant ROTC 1954-'55, Camp Dallas 1952-’53 RUBIN, ELAINE Intramural Sports 1953-’54, Hi-Lites 1953-’55, Travel Club 1955, Junior Historical Society 1954 RUCKER, HUGH WELFORD National Honor Society 1954-’55, Band Drum Major 1954-’55, Camp Dallas 1950-’53, Lads and Lassies 1954- ‘55, Operetta 1954-’55, Saber Club 1954-’55 RUDY, MARGARET LOUISE (MARNI) Travel Club 1953-'55, Intramural Sports 1953-'55, Hi- Lites 1953-’55, Art Club 1954-’55, Junior Historical Society 1953-’55 SAVAGE, WILLIAM GREY (BILL) Vice-President National Honor Society 1954, President Orchestra 1954-'55, Chairman Round Table 1954, Cap- tain ROTC 1954-’55, Operetta 1952-’55, Band 1952-’55 SCHATZMAN, JOEL MORRIS Hi-Y 1952-'55 SCHERMERHORN, LINDA LOUISE (LINDA) Student Council 1954-’55, Junior Historical Society 1954-55, Hi-Lites 1952-’55, Intramural Sports 1954-’55, Travel Club 1954-’55 SCHEURER, JOHN EARL (JOHNNY) SCHNEIDER, BEVERLY SYLVIA (BEV) Hi-Lites 1952-’55, Travel Club 1954-’55, Future Teachers’ Club 1954-’55, Junior Historical Society 1954-’55, Intra- mural Sports 1954, Highlandaires 1953-'55 SELLIN, JON BROOKS Latin Club 1954-55, Crack Platoon 1952-’55, Hi-Y 1954-55, Second Lieutenant ROTC 1955, ROTC 1952- ‘55, Saber Club 1955 Page Fifty-one sen LOF San SHAPLEY, ETHYL MARIE (Transferred 1954 from Central High School, Jackson, Mississippi.) Hi-Lites 1954-'55 SHELTON, WILLIAM LOFTON (BILL) Golf 1954-'55, Lads and Lassies 1953-55, Assistant Treasurer Lads and Lassies 1954-’55 SHINE, DON MILES (DONNER) Football 1954, B-Team Football: 1952, “H’’ Association 1954-’55, Student Council 1954-55, Hi-Y 1952-'55 SHUMAKER, SUZANNE Hi-Lites 1952-’55, Travel Club 1953-'55, Junior His- torical Society 1953-55, Intramural Sports 1954-’55 Music Festival 1953 SHUMATE, PAUL MANNING Hi-Y 1953-’55, Student Council 1954-'55, Golf 1955 SMILEY, ELIZABETH EUGENIA (BETTY) Treasurer Student Council 1954-’55, Vice President Hi- Lites 1954-’55, Sophomore Representative Student Coun- SMITH, DALE NELSON B-Team Baseball 1954, B-Team Football 1952, Hi-Y 1952-'55 SMITH, MARGARET ANDREA (ANDY) Travel Cl ub 1952-'55, Junior Historical Society 1953- ‘55, Highlandaires 1952-55, Hi-Lites 1952-’55, Music Festival 1953, Intramural Sports 1954-’55 SMITH, PATRICIA ROBERTS (PAT) Quill and Scroll 1954-’55, Bagpipe Staff 1954-55, Hi- Lites 1953-55, Highlandaires 1953-’55, Junior Historical Society 1953-’55, Travel Club 1953- 54 SMITH, SANDRA HELEN (SANDY) President Travel Club 1954-’55, Treasurer Hi-Lites 1954- ‘55, Intramural Sports 1953-’55, Highlander Staff 1954- ‘55, Junior Historical Society 1954-55, Hi-Lites 1953-’55 SORRELS, ROGER BANIS Student Council 1954-’55, Hi-Y 1954-'55 SPARROW, WILLIAM THOMAS (TOMMY) Co-Captain Football 1954, National Honor Society 1954-'55, Student Council 1953-'54, Basketball 1953-'55, Vice-President Hi-Y 1952-55, “H” Association 1952-’55 Page Fifty-two 1953-'54, Treasurer Dramatics Club 1954-’55, Dra- matics cil SPEEGLE, ARTHUR ALEXANDER, III (ALEX) Football 1952-’53, B-Team Football 1951, “H’ Associa- tion 1953-54, Hi-Y 1951-’54, Junior Historical Society 1952-'54 STEEL, SARAH ELLEN Lads and Lassies 1953-’55, Operetta 1953-’55, Music Festival 1953, Hi-Lites 1952-’55, Librarian Lads and Lassies 1954-’55 STEIN, HARRY HART Band 1952-'55, ROTC 1952-’55, Music Festival 1953, Operetta 1955 STERLING, SICILY (DOT) Vice-President Hi-Lites 1954-’55, Student Council 1955, Highlander Staff 1954-’55, Junior Historical Society 1952-'55, Travel Club 1954-55, Highlandaires 1954- 55 STONE, ARTHUR ELLIS (ART) Captain ROTC 1954-55, Student Council 1954-’55, Crack Platoon 1953-’55, Saber Club 1954-'55, Operetta 1954, Hi-Y 1952-'54 STORM, PAUL GEORGE (TERRY) Captain ROTC 1954-’55, Football Manager 1952-’53, Camp Dallas 1952-’54, Bagpipe Staff 1954-55, “”H”’ Association 1953-’55, Treasurer Hi-Y 1955 STRANGE, SYLVIA SUE Bagpipe Staff 1955, Hi-Lites 1952-’55, Treasurer Travel Club 1954-’55, Intramural Sports 1952-'55, Library Council 1954-’55, Junior Historical Society 1953-’55 STRAUS, VICTOR MICHAEL (MIKE) SUMMERS, DOROTHY ROWENA (DOT) Hi-Lites 1952-'55, Intramural Sports 1952-'55, Intra- mural Sports Award 1954-55, Travel Club 1953-’55, Junior Historical Society 1953-'55 TERRY, STEPHEN ALBERT (STEVE) First Lieutenant ROTC 1955, Saber Club 1955, Hi-Y 1953-’55, Camp Dallas 1952-53, Crack Platoon 1952 THOMAS, MARGARET (GRETA) Student Council 1955, Highlander Staff 1953-’55, In- tramural Sports 1952-’55, Junior Historical Society 1954-’55, Travel Club 1954-’55, Hi-Lites 1952-'55 THOMAS, LLOYD, JR. (TOMMY) Hi-Y 1952-’55 Page Fifty-three TOOLE, ALBERT JULIUS (BUD) pipe 1954-’55, Secretary Saber Club 1954 VAN LEUVEN, VAL VERNON pipe Staff 1954, Operetta 1954-’55 1954-55 VAN TRIEST, ROBERT (BOB) Track 1952-’53, Vice-President Latin Club Band 1952-53, Hi-Y 1953-55, ROTC 1953-55 Football 1952, Lads and Lassies 1954-’55 Page Fifty-four Major ROTC 1954-’55, Camp Dallas 1952-’54, Hi-Y 1952- ‘55, Quill and Scroll 1954-55, Business Manager Bag- TURNER, SHEILA MARY Hi-Lites 1952-55, Art Club 1954-’55, Travel Club 1954, Intramural Sports 1953-’54, Music Festival 1953 Lads and Lassies 1953-’55, Highlander Staff 1954, Bag- VAN ROO, ELIZABETH MARGOT (BETTY) (Transferred 1954 from George Washington School, Alexandria, Virginia), Girls’ Swimming Team 1954-55, Junior Historical Society 1954-55, Travel Club 1954-’55, Hi-Lites 1954-’55, Intramural Sports VARDELL, ARTHUR STEVENSON (STEVE) Treasurer Student Council 1955, Football ‘54, Band 1953-’55, “H” Association 1953-'55, B-Team sen ior S sm THOMPSON, ELIZABETH (BETTE) Hi-Lites 1952-55, Intramural Sports 1953-’54, Travel Club 1952-'55, Junior Historical Society 1954-’55, Music Festival 1953 THOMPSON, LLORENE Hi-Lites 1952-’55, Highlander Staff 1954-’55, Travel Club 1954-55, Highlandaires 1954-55, Intramural Sports 1953-'54 THORNBURG, JUDITH BELLE (JUDY) Art Club 1953-’55, Intramural Sports 1953-’55, Operetta 1955, Junior Historical Society 1954-55, Hi-Lites 1953- ‘55, Future Nurses’ Club 1954-’55 TIMS, FRANCIS (FRAN) Lads and Lassies 1953-'55, Operetta 1954-’55, Sec- retary Lads and Lassies 1954-’55, Student Council 1955, Music Festival 1953, Hi-Lites 1953-’55 TINKLE, NANCY ELLEN Hi-Lites 1952-’55, Travel Club 1952-’55, Junior Historical Society 1952-’55, Intramural Sports 1953-'55, Library Council 1954, Art Club 1954 TIREY, MARILYN FRANCES Intramural Sports 1953-’54, Hi-Lites 1952-’55, Travel Club 1954-’55, Highlandaires 1954-55, Junior His- torical Society 1953 High 1952-'53, ee j 1953- VAUGHAN, PATRICIO JUNE (PAT) Hi-Lites 1952-’55, Travel Club 1953-’55, Junior Historical Society 1953-’55, Highlandaires 1953-'55 VRIESENGA, THERESA ANN Travel Club 1954-55, Intramural Sports 1952-’55, Hi-Lites 1952-55, Junior Historical Society 1954-55 WALLINGFORD, WILLIAM WOOD (BILL) First Lieutenant ROTC 1954-’55, Round Table 1954-’55, Student Council 1955, Bagpipe Staff 1955, Saber Club 1954-55, Quill and Scroll 1955 WATSON, MERIDA COLGIN Treasurer Art Club 1952-'55, Hi-Lites 1952-55, Travel Club 1952-55, Intramural Sports 1954-’55, Junior His- torical Society 1952-'55, Operetta 1955 WEAVER, BEVERLY KAY Hi-Lites 1952-’55, Travel Club 1954-’55, Junior Hi storical Society 1954-’55, Intramural Sports 1952-’55 WEBB, MAURICE CLIVE, JR. B-Team Basketball 1953-'54, Hi-Y 1954-’55, National Honor Society 1955 WEIL, CHRISTOPHER MAURICE (CHRIS) Football 1954, Hi-Y 1952-’55, H’’ Association 1954-’55, Student Council 1952-53, Hi-Y Youth and Government 1953-'54 WELTON, JUDITH ALINE (JUDY) National Honor Society 1954-'55, Travel Club 1953- ‘55, Hi-Lites 1953-’55, Latin Club 1954, Intramural Sports 1953, Highlandaires 1954-’55 WERNER, CAROL ANN Hi-Lites 1952-'55, Travel Club 1954-'55, Junior His- torical Society 1954-’55 WHARTON, ARTHUR DICKSON (A.D.) Student Council 1953-54, Hi-Y 1952-'55, ROTC 1952- ‘54 WHITE, JOHN WARREN Second Lieutenant ROTC 1954-’55, Orchestra 1952-53, Lads and Lassies 1953-’54, Hi-Y 1952-53, Operetta 1954 WHITEHEAD, WILLIAM MARVIN (BILL) Football 1953-’54, President Lads and Lassies 1954-’55, Vice-President Student Council 1954, President Hi-Y 1955, National Honor Society 1954-55, Operetta 1953- oo Page Fifty-five sen LOL Sam WHITEHURST, ANNA LYNNE Hi-Lites 1952-’55, Orchestra 1952-'55, Operetta 1954- ‘55, Music Festival 1953, Travel Club 1952-’54, Intra- mural Sports 1952-’53 WIESNER, JAMES ALFRED (JIM) ROTC 1953-55, Hi-Y 1953-'54 WILLBERN, JAMES ALFRED (JIM) Hi-Y 1952-55, Band 1952-55, Saber Club 1954-’55, Operetta 1954-'55, First Lieutenant ROTC 1955, Camp Dallas 1953-'54 WILLIAMS, JOHN AUGUSTUS, III (BUTCH) Hi-Y 1952-’55, Student Council 1954-’55, Cheerleader 1954-’55 WILSON, MARY ANN Lads and Lassies 1955, Operetta 1954-’55, Junior Historical Society 1954-'55, Hi-Lites 1952-'55, Travel Club 1953-55 WILTSE, CAROLYN SUSAN Hi-Lites 1952-’55, Intramural Sports 1952-’55, Junior Historical Society 1952-55, Travel Club 1952-’55 WINSTON, CHARLES GEORGE (CHUCK) Hi-Y 1952-'55 WOODWARD, JOHN STEWART Hi-Y 1952-'55, First Lieutenant ROTC 1954-'55, Saber Club 1955, B-Team Baseball 1953-’54, B-Team Basket- ball 1953-54 WRIGHT, ELEANOR DIANA Intramural Sports 1954-'55, Hi-Lites 1953-55, Travel Club 1955, Junior Historical Society 1955, Latin Club 1955 { WRIGHT, JOANNE (JOAN) Hi-Lites 1952-’55, Intramural Sports 1953-'54, Junior Historical Society 1953-’55, Travel Club 1953-’55, Bag- pipe Staff 1955, Music Festival 1953 YARBROUGH, JOHN JACK Captain ROTC 1952-’55, Student Council 1954-’55, Saber Club 1955, Hi-Y 1952-’55 IN MEMORIAM: FRANK WRAY Page Fifty-six state fair This fall semester members of the graduating class pooled their talents to present the senior play, State Fair. In the tryouts Robert Blackwell, Charles Otstott, Mary Lane Sensabaugh, and Edith Snoots captured lead parts, and other major roles were taken by Sheila Kaufman, Tommy Bywaters, Kay Hughes, and James Carter. But those who did not get parts put their talents to work in other ways. Success of the play would have been doubtful without cooperation from the backstage crew, but, all working together under the hand of their director, Porter Crow, the January class of ‘55 put on a fine performance. The cast takes time out to laugh at one of the humorous scenes. Sheila and Robert can’t seem to say good bye as he leaves for the fair. Page Fifty-seven spssissiisiaiiwae TS LO ay NDERGLASOMEN It was not long ago that SANDY had to leave the fun of the bus caravans and study for exams. Page Sixty juniors (high 11) Front Row, left to right: Rhea Cochran, Martha Block, Charmayne Babb, Pat Fletcher, Barbara Genecov, Sandra Cook. Second Row: Marion Guion, Nancy Best, Dott ie Her- rington, Dianne Dawson, Diane Laugenour, Mary Carol Cannon. Third Row: Tommy Field, Scott Chickering, Jerry Hef- fler, Bobby Faust, Nancy Ince, Bill Culler. Fourth Row: Dennis Guill, Bunky Jordan, Russell Durn- ing Dick Johnson, Charles Eschenfelder, Buddy Keith, Bill Fair. Not in picture: Fred Addison, Charles Caperton, Nancy Darby, Martha Edwards, Frances French, Barbara Goodwin, Tom Head, Richard Hermer, John. Hor- ton, Allan Johnson, Bob Krauel, Frances Leach. juniors (high 11) Front Row, left to right: Margaret Brown, Medora Doherty, Nita Fraser, Joan Hiett, Mary Lee Abbott, Nedra Carter. Second Row: Norman Jones, Terry Jordan, David Hansen, Buddy Croft, Thomas Johnson. Third Row: Lynn Ashby, Ben Cervin, Oliver Dunham, Robert Gerlach, David Barton, Mike Bennett. Fourth Row: Jon Anderson, Jack Little, Martin Grib- ble, Lenny Fruhman, Rob Gilbert, Ed De Loach. Page Sixty-one Page Sixty-two juniors (high 11) Front Row, left to right: Carolyn Williams, Sharon Smith, Dotty Winter, Judy Rominger, Barbara Smith, Anna Walsh. Second Row: John Sanders, Pat Woosley, Dianne Smith, Les Mendelsohn, Myrna Melick, Betty Zim- merman. Third Row: Mike Lumby, Jimmy Russell, David Ram- sey, Gael Saunders, Herman Mullins, John Rogers. Fourth Row: Rex Roberts, Merritt Whitten, Bill Thomas, Allan Simmons, Paul Saxton, David Turner. Not in picture: Linda Malone, Patsy Martin, Peter Mood, Mary Rankin, Sheila Turner, Diane Wisdom, Mike York. juniors a eee (high 11) ites, ey AY el a Y (ARC TaArI nTan Front Row, left to right: Gorden McGowan, Sandra Rosen, Diane Peavy, Nancy Ross, Sybil Wycre, Jo Lynn. @ Second Row: Molly Talley, Bonnie Stulken, Diana Stu- () art, Peggy Parker, Ken Purvin, Vincent Vermooten. ap iv A id |) N Third Row: Fred Pendleton, Butch Thompson, Billy Mount, Murray London, Gary Utay, Wally Walters, Bly x Howard Starr. Xe [3 Fourth Row: Henry Zapruder, Price Moore, Ronnie Roberts, Ralph Smith, Mark Rubin, Allan McFarland. Page Sixty-three juniors (low 11) Front Row, left to right: Toni Baldwin, Carolyn Clay- ton, Jackie Cowart, Pat Agosta, Muriel Bixby, Karen Crain, Petrea Carter. Second Row: Dottie Comer, Joe Binford, Joan Billings- ley, Ann Beloate, Catherine Barnes, Lynette Abrams, Brooks Denton. Third Row: Tom Brown, Catherine Conklin, Dianne Dale, Sarah Ballard, Linda Dalby, Jamie Askew, George Cassells. Fourth Row: Wayne Arrington, Randy Beard, David Caldwell, Wayne Barfield, Mike Burkart, Billy Black, Sanders Davis. Fifth Row: Kyle Sherrill, Pat Booth, Wayne Clements, Tom Campbell, Paul Atkinson, Buzz Bennett, James Burnecke, Don Clark. Page Sixty-four LUNCHROOM S25 juniors (low 11) Front Row, left to right: Jean Cochran, Mary Bethan- court, Bobbie Cohen, Lee Cullum, Suzanne Alex- ander, Jo Braesicke, Martha Cronin. Second Row: Marilyn Anderson, Linda Burks, Ruth Ann Baggs, Patricia Anderson, Anita Akin, Ann Collins, Sally Cullum. Third Row: Carla Moore, Betty Culver, Nancy Burford, Carol Chapell, Helen Carrell, Doris Davis, Monte Baker, Barry Cohen. Fourth Row: Anne Blair, Donna Beck, Mary Bailey, Barbara Adamson, Tommy Boone, Danny Boone, Jim Brough, Barry Biklen. Fifth Row: Ben Boren, Arlen Burns, Tom Brice, Steve Chamblee, John Bagwell, Charles Branch, Johnny Clark, Robert Cammack, Alex Cason. Not in picture: Gayie Blewett, Carolyn Cantwell, George Chamberlain, Raymond Curtis, Tenny Durant. Page Sixty-five Page Sixty-six juniors (low 11) Front Row, left to right: Georgianna Edgley, Mary Cathryn Genaro, Ann Hankins, Lyda Dunagan, Catherine Grollman, Evon Evans, Carolyn Hayes. Second Row: Wanda Gideon, Susan Fisher, Janet Hoyt, Patsy Hoxsey, Lynn Hume, Faye Johanning Judy Hickman. Third Row: Bill Dobbs, Dick Dickinson, Ronald Henson, Lowell Goode, Breck Harris, Jolen Hathaway. Fourth Row: Frank Ingraham, Ward Huey, Robert Dickson, Douglas Hali, Richard Henshel, Don Dye. Fifth Row: Gordon Holloway, Bob Edgecomb, David Holloman, David Hughes, Claude Graves, Jay Horowitz, Fred Dick. juniors (low 11) Front Row, left to right: Elaine Jacobs, Lucy Harmon, Karl Holder, Norma Faye Jones, Marilyn Douglas, Jean Gable, Roberta Downing. ‘ Second Row: Sally Hampton, Ancanetta Hooper, Don- na Harris, Judy Fisher, Leslie Engemoen, Gael Goldman, Nancy Dowling, Johana Horn. Third Row: Anne Griffin, Bebe Etzler, Betsy Forsythe, Allen Henderson, Sallie Gribble, Beverly Gratigny, Susan Hempel, Madelyn Harper. Fourth Row: Philip Gerdine, Dick Ghiselin, Larry Gibbs, Houston Holmes, Graram Guerriero, Wayne Dun- can, Larry Fox, Joe Hope, Chuck Jett. Not in picture: Suzanne Harrington, Dede High, George Jett, Robert Kogan. Page Sixty-seven juniors (low 11) Front Row, left to right: Sue Lipman, Elizabeth Perry, Nancy Nicholson, Roberta Olney, Anita Marion, Tiny Kuler, Nancy Ray, Judy Murph. Second Row: Sally Reilly, Barbara Reynolds, Beatrice Pollock, Susan Nesbit, Jerry Lancaster, Kay Ponder, Sylvia Oliphant, Dennis Owen. Third Row: Taffy Perry, Lou Ann Lancaster, Charlotte Love, Margaret McGinley, Jeanie McBride, Bill Net- tle, Jack Lutts, George Morsman. Fourth Row: Norman Grunsfeld, Hilton Honeycutt, Bill Novak, Walt Lightbourn, Sheldon Lord, Larry Poole, Jimmy Kent. Fifth Row: Dennis Palmer, Roger Mellow, Jerry Mark, Jim Herndon, Norman Orthwein, Mike Redfearn, Don Mann, Alan Newman. Not in picture: Charles McKee, Linda McMahan, Dale Monaghen, Barbara Norman. Page Sixty-eight - juniors (low 11) Front Row, left to right: Judy Rabinowitz, Lucy Pira- nio, Pat Knowles, Nancy Peoples, Betty Owens, Georgeann Miller, Sharon Marr, Carolyn Milligan. Second Row: Sharon Lary, Mary Nash, Martha Nys- trom, Margaret Monroe, Jane Leak, Irvine Padgett, Jane McLain, Linda McLendon. Therd Row: Bill Reilly, Jay Norman, Buzz Meredith, Frank Land, Marilyn Miller, Margaret Park, Frank McMahon. Fourth Row: Lee Griffin, Eddie Mahon, George Mc- Laughlin, ‘Mason Miller, Paul Meinhardt, David Kravitz, Jimmy Maker. Fifth Row: Charles Hayman, Harry Gear, Pete Rey- nolds, Dick Rantzow, Ray Quinn, Brannin McNeil, Fred Marshall. In Memoriam: BILL MALONEY Page Sixty-nine | juniors (low 11) Front Row, left to right: Tinka Tripp, Doris Williams, Inez Robertson, Sally Seay, Suzanne Younger, Judy Tuggey, Nancy Scallia. Second Row: Trudy Shugart, Carolyn Shults, Ann Rob- inson, Judy Sandkuhl, Madge Waterston, Dee White, Barbara Steele. Third Row: Fred Underwood, Laura Roach, Ray White, Rickey Wipf, Duane Standlee, Travis Wallace. Fourth Row: Glenn Turner, Bill Thompson, Don Single- ton, Tom Toland, George Rice, Charles Van Tassel, Danny Thompson. Fifth Row: Ronnie Rendleman, Doug Walker, Jim Whisenhunt, Duval West, Gregg Hartness, Rodney Rogers, Jim Strong. Not in picture: Mary Ann Russell, Ann Caroline Seals, Doug Smith, Robert Sterchi, Ann Stubblefield, Isa- bel Williamson, Steve Zaraff. arene ae gee Page Seventy : juniors (low 11) Front Row, left to right: Gloria Zale, Steve Scott, Mar- garet White, Lynn Rutland, Charlene Wade, Betsy Williams, Sara Sheffield. Second Row: Lowry Wilkins, Kay Skilcutt, Carole Rol- nick, Frances White, Marsha Wolfe, Betty Thomp- son, Fred Yarbrough. Third Row: Kyle Sherrill, Charlotte Turner, Elinor Rowe, Mary Elizabeth Seals, Carol Vanderwoude, Bill Shapard, Arnold Williams. Fourth Row: John Westsmith, John Wynn, Harrison Sarrafian, Jim Smith, Alfred Vick, Tommy Wuntch, Pat Smith, Wade Utay, David Sledge. Fifth Row: James Westbrook, Bobby Swango, Mike Vaughn, Mike York, Gene Yarbrough, Pete Rosoff, Bill Rich, Bob Taylor. Page Seventy-one sophomores (high 10) Front Row, left to right: Linda Cook, Nelda Holmes, Sharon Boles, Elizabeth Gooden, Sue Dixon. Second Row: Mary Ashburn, Anne Hoopingarner, Betsy Henderson, Martha Jane English, Carol Bow- ers, Gwen Eden, Shirley Hodges. Third Row: Jim Benjamin, Bill Greer, Becky Beckering, Rose Lee Ikler, Sondra Hacker, Dick Bywaters. Fourth Row: Alva Hartwright, Jerry Coen, Don Bian- chi, Richard Hanson, George Fowler, Finis Grinke. Page Seventy-two sophomores (high 10) Front Row, left to right: Kathryn Kane, Janace Banks- AFTER A ton, Evelyn Grollman, Ruth Hassell, Bette Bray, Patty Cleveland. IN ofr Second Row: Glenda Jones, Carol Kennedy, Mary Howell, Demetra Carras, Jean Carson, Novice Bar- nett. Third Row: Bill Browning, David Hodgdon, Earl How- ells, David Baskett, Richard Bartholow, Tom Keene, Don Cheatum. Fourth Row: Tommy Bacon, Inge Grant, Mike Greer, Al Bond, Craig Goodpaster, Peter Bickel. Not in picture: John Hargrave. AA geeeagttt= Page Seventy-three Page Seventy-four sophomores (high 10) Front Row, left to right: Bob Rea, Judy Woods, Jinky Moore, Linda Sweeny, Martha Kuykendall, Sandra Kriss. Second Row: Danna Waldman, Anne Yeager, Joan Raines, Priscilla Redus, Carol Wilson, Carol Shackel- ford. Third Row: Jerry Ray, Robert Mighell, John Rumley, Catherine Pilley, Jim Pliner, Ernest Taylor. Fourth Row: Bill McLean, Buddy Stroud, Jack Lowe, Phil Woods, Robert Rosen, Don Woodward. Not in picture: Judy Mandel, George Morsman, Alan Newman, Larry Poole. sophomores (high 10) Front Row, left to right: Sally Williams, Mary McDow- ell, Mary Parkhurst, Barbara Lehde, Martha Sue Smith, Nancy Shugart. 2 Second Row: Ed Knight, Jerry Martin, Herby Weitz- man, Dan Webster, Doug Nettleton. Third Row: Walter Whilden, Bill Leslie, Robert Kroney, John Prince, Steve Kneeland, Aron Nance. Fourth Row: Charles Klemme, John Maus, John Stuart, Bunky Shelburne, Harry Lynch, Bill Pulley. Page Seventy-five Zt kon PLS ‘ sophomores (low 10) Front Row, left to right: Lindsey Chesire, Carole Allen, Tim Cullum, Janice Beaty, Betty Black, Cleo Bone- brake, Johnny Appleby, Don Caplinger. Second Row: Jane Brown, Blanch Butler, Sylvia Cuel- lar, Marty Collins, Mark Chance, Bill Deal, Paul Crabtree, Jack Chapman. Third Row: Sarah Barnett, Patsy Carstarphen, Carolyn Crump, Sally Behannon, Mary Anne Boone, Linda Stockton, Linda Becker, Beth Davenport, Linda Bowl- by. Fourth Row: Wally Cherry, Jimmy Beakey, Bill Bedell, John Bence, Ed Crumley, Diana Daly, Anita Beckam, Bobby Coe, Bob Davenport. Not in picture: Jeannie Beauchamp, Bob Becker, Linda Braun, Peyton Campbell. Page Seventy-six és TO CAFETERIA sophomores (low 10) Front Row, left to right: Prissy Adams, Cathy Dale, Barbara Angrist, Carole Bloom, Kay Daniell, Ida Benjamin, Ann Burnett, Pat Bywaters, Phyllis By- waters, Carroll Cason. Second Row: Nancy Adamson, Anne Cotten, Betty Beard, Susan Berger, Susan Cobb, Sammy Curry, Dennis Beach. Third Row: Judy Beene, Ann De Salme, Tom Carleton, Kay Conrad, Diane Davis, Mary Beaty, Ann Bar- beck, Ned Abbot, Drake Bundy. Fourth Row: Marianne Bourland, Judy Blanton, Betty Brooks, Noel Cain, Marcia Anglen, Marilyn Ander- son, Nancy Blakeley, Forest Carlton, James Ayres, Larry Bowlby. Page Seventy-seven Page Seventy-eight sophomores (low 10) Front Row, left to right: Barbara Fontenot, Colette Hill, Barbara Griffin, Anne Eckert, Barbara Dooley, Marcia Galliher. Second Row: Karen Fisher, Lucile Harper, Virginia Jones, Nancy Beth Johnson, Litty Jones, Libby Easter, Karen Hansen. Third Row: Doug Duwe, Bart Hayes, Stanley Harris, Ronnie Handleman, Ted Key, Jerry Edens, Lynn Hanson. Fourth Row: Charles Goodbread, Allen Fowler, Art Hughes, Morton Hopkins, Bobby Hall, Dos Johnson, Art Jones. Fifth Row: James Hankins, Russell Hawn, Fred Durant, David Grafe, Denny Hill, Billy Kennedy, Bill Elkins. Not in picture: Margaret Huffman. sophomores (low 10) Front Row, left to right: Prissy Hollis, Alice Hilseweck, Carole Ferguson, Marlene Kaplan, Gale Howell, Diane Douglas. Second Row: Roe Joiner, Sarah Eaker, ‘Barbara Hugu- ley, Cornelia Duer, Sandra Mahon, Carolyn Gos- sett, Kay Dunlap. Third Row: Maxine Emerson, Mary Haroz, Vivian Jef- fers, Jean Freeman, Carol Johnson, Lindy Hill, Carolyn Graves, Jan Holcomb. Fourth Row: Carolyn Henenberg, Ann Hood, Pat Hoff- man, Maylee Faulk, Evelyn Gau, Stephen Elwell, Bob Gaines. Fifth Row: Gail Evans, Jerra Faust, Linda Kemp, Ken Glaser, Nick Grable, Bill Gray, Wallace Garber. Page Seventy-nine sophomores (low 10) Front Row, left to right: Mary McLendon, Garrah Mc- Mahon, Carole Meletio, Nancy Randall, Nancy Jean Olds, Janet Peavy, Theresa Moses. Second Row: Patsy Putty, Diane Rhodes, Clara Kirken- dall, Mary Moore, Gloria Lindsey, Billy Neblett, Elizabeth Porter. Third Row: Becky Klindworth, Janice Murphey, Ann McElheny, Lila Norman, Susan Paulson, Ruthanne Mumpower, Tom Martin. Fourth Row: Tommy Ratliff, Harold Peek, Dick Mul- lens, Charles Pace, Marilyn Myrick, Penny Morgan, Ronny Piret, Bill Leona rd. Fifth Row: Bob May, Graydon Laughbaum, Pat Lutts, Mike Klepak, Robert Paschall, Sidney King, Nat Read. Page Eighty sophomores | (low 10) Front Row, left to right: Phyllis Langram, Waynette Lindsey, Diane Martin, Marcia Morgan, Penny Ow- ens, Dona Ostrander, Eleanor Newman. Second Row: Jane Reaves, Frances Manning, Susan Metz, Gail McCracken, Mary Ann Pondrom, Ann Lewis, June Rhodes. Third Row: Jan Rawles, Carolyn Naseef, Diane Pratt, Sara Porter, Ora Ann McBride, Carolyn Mallet, Bob Moore. Fourth Row: Larry McNeill, Mackey McCord, Ronnie Malouf, Bob Nuss, Walter Moore, Joe Leach, Rusty Marshall. Fifth Row: Mike McFarland, Ken Mathis, Fred Ligon, Bill Pettibone, Wiley Kirk, Mike Pingenot, Jon Phil- lips. Not in picture: Diane Johnston, Sandra Jones, Ed Mar- ston, Gary Mears, Fred Mills, Tommy Oliver. Page Eighty-one sophomores (low 10) Front Row, left to right: Sue Settle, Sandy Watson, Jinx Wassall, Jimmy Stuart, Donna Williams, Lynn Zuber, Paula Wallace. Second Row: Nancy Small, Ruth Williamson, Judy | Shieder, Lynne Van Triest, Kyle Thorton, Bona Ster- iNet spmamhent) | ling, Bobby Sue Winborn. Awa Third Row: Denne Sweeny, Bob Steinman, Stephen West, Larry Sewell, David Ross, Ruth Whittlesey, Penny Ricard. Fourth Row: Cole Stephens, Don Sallinger, John Vogt, Julian Speegle, John Tufnell, David Starnes, Jim Spalding, Steve Strange. Not in picture: Donna Reidel, Charlene Seale, Helen Smith, Virginia Smith, Sandra Swenson, Elaine Thompson, Peyton Townsend, Glenda Williams. Page Eighty-two sophomores (low 10) Front Row, left to right: Margaret Wilmans, Janet Schwartz, Jane Stotts, Betty Ann Shelton, Margaret Yeagley, Jan Van Leuven, Dorothy Sieplein, Nancy Stover. s Second Row: Carol Schwartz, Paula Rogers, Joann Uecker, Betty Transou, Sheryl Walker, Beryl White, Carolyn Williams, Susie Silberberger. Third Row: Mary Jane Walker, Barry Taylor, Payson Willard, Mike Satterfield, Eddie Sledge, Charles Solomon, Paul Talkington, Jocelyne Wilson. Fourth Row: Don Willey, Charles Swartz, Jack Sides, David Rutledge, Don Stevens, McKamy Smith, Ed Saylor, Jerry Wyne. Page Eighty-three sophomores (low 10—January) Front Row, left to right: Tommy Youngblood, Larry Benno, Albert Tatum, Fred Purnell, Joe Penland, Bill McCulloch, Karl Benson. Second Row: Joy Wideman, Judy Nelms, Judy Jahn, Peggy Hancock, Meredith Ferguson, Nancy Terrell, Judy Wilson. Third Row: Carolyn Terry, Glenda Johnson, Carol Lang, Anne McKnight, Marcia Gillen, Nancy Nich- ols, Betty Dillard, Martha Jean Morton. Page Eighty-four Fourth Row: Carol Cole, Ann McGrew, Madeline Whit- ten, Susan Sutherland, Margaret Streckmann, Ka- ren Arnett, Jenny Creech, Beverly Kennedy. Fifth Row: Walter McDonald, Robert Rose, Lenox Car- ruth, Marshall Muse, Richard Mays, Charlie Sledge, Dick Wood, Mike Collins. Not in picture: Bud Johnson, Smith. Hayden Jones, Roy sophomores (low 10—January) Front Row, left to right: Wayne Lindsey, George Jalo- Fourth Row: Susan Buck, Mary Matthews, Suellen nick, Kirby Smith, Mike Lawler, Dean Parrino, John- Caperton, Judy Alexander, Mary White, Nancy ny Holt, Phyllis Fox. Burton, Mildred Bowyer, Aislin Smith, Pat Pater- nostro. Second Row: Francha Davenport, John Lusk, Jerry Clark, Johnny Florer, Reed Johnson, Judd Stiff, Fifth Row: Maury Purnell, Flip Curran, Hank Williams, Gene Tobin, Walter Crain, Christine Abrahamson. Mike Campbell, Robert Carpenter, Robert Merrill, ; Sandra Schwedler, Adrian Adams. Third Row: Nancy Clement, Ber bara Bowser, Barbara en PRN ewe ge ee Molsen, David Franklin, Modey Feldman, Bob Hurl- Not in picture: Kim Casey, Gaby Davoust. but, Bob Lawrence, Jack Yarbrough. Page Eighty-five Popularity in social life was just down SANDY’S alley. favorites ANN McFADDEN TOMMY SPARROW Page Eighty-eight favorites BILL BOWERS MARTHA HUGHES TT UIILILLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLAALCU-LLLLLLLLLLLLLULLLLLL HUN Page E ighty-nine BILL WHITEHEAD DIANNE DENTON Page Ninety ‘i - favorites BARBY BICKNELL DAVID FEDSON Page Ninety-one hall O fame DAVID FEDSON President Student Council Maximum Officers’ Award AUQQQQQQQQQQQQQUUUUUUUUUUUOEEEEUEEEEEUOOQOQOQQCUQOQUOOOOUUOOOTEEEEUUUUOOOOQQQQQQUOOOUUOOUUUUIIT {HUN HOWARD COMPTON BARBARA BLOSSOM Editor of the Highlander Editor of the Bagpipe Maximum Officers’ Award Maximum Officers’ Award Page Ninety-two hall of fame MARTHA HUGHES Secretary Student Council Maximum Officers’ Award NANCY LEEPER BUD TOOLE Business Manager of the Highlander Business Manager of the Bagpipe Maximum Officers’ Award Maximum Officers’ Award Page Ninety-three BARBY BICKNELL MEDORA DOHERTY BARBARA KENNEDY Highlander Staff Student Council Bagpipe Staff Gold H Gold H Gold H TMT asl Modem esYanceMI NOUN TIMI LINDA LACY CACCI MILLER VIRGINIA NASH Bagpipe Staff Bagpipe Staff Bagpipe Staff Gold H Gold H Gold H Page Ninety-four GRETTA THOMAS BILL WHITEHEAD SYBIL WYCHE Highlander Staff Student Council Student Council Gold H Gold H Gold H MOM atl ey am rolanteM BILL PAYNE ANN BROWN Highlander Staff Student Council Silver H Silver H Page Ninety-five FLORENCE BELOATE MIKE BURKART ROY COFFEE Highlander Staff Bagpipe Staff Highlander Staff hall O fame ‘HONORABLE MENTION NT RORRC ITER mepieo see % CAROL HOOPINGARNER BETTY SUE LIVELY TERRY STORM Bagpipe Staff Highlander Staff Bagpipe Staff Page Ninety-six The entire cast, chorus, and orchestra of BABES IN TOYLAND assemble for a final bow. IUIVUUUUIUUUUTULUUUUEALUTHLIITHHI babes in toyla ra CHMMIINIIINVUUNUUUUUUUAUUU0U0000000001 Babes in Toyland, written by Victor Herbert and directed by Miss Flora Lee Pope, was the spring operetta this year. Besides sing- ing, there were many other things which went toward making it a successful performance. Miss Nan- cy Dial and her retinue of artists provided scenery and props. Miss Helen Moore helped with the dra- matics of the show, and the Scot orchestra, under the baton of Mrs. Clay Griffith, gave a fine back- ground for the Lads and Lassies singers. The story, a delightful fantasy, was unfolded as _ Bill Whitehead, Mary Martha Gibson, Gene Mathews, and Frances Tims took the lead parts. After com- plicated difficulties, the plot ended leaving both the members of the cast and the audience in happy, high spirits. The cast as well as the audience are pleased at the happy ending. Page Ninety-seven ORGANIZATIONS P Collins SANDY joined the Hi-Y, although he had more interest in the members of the Hi-Lites. First row, left to right: D. Laugenour, M. Doherty, §. Wyche, B. Smiley, Not in picture: B. Gunstream, T. Heard, J. Hudson, B. Moore, J. Olds, G. Leutwyler, D. Autry, S. Gribble, J. Gable, B. Blossom. M. Park, S. Seay, D. Shine, S. Vardell, S. Younger, Second row: R. Gilbert, T. Brown, W. Clements, D. Beaird, R. Mighell, Spring members: B. Bourdene, B. Bray, R. Burrow, Y. Coke, J. Creeck, H. Compton, B. Williams, B. Bowers, S. Woodward, A. Brown. S. Cuellar, L. Cullum, D. David, L. Gibbs, L. Gore, J. Hatfield, P. Third row: 'S. Kriss, K. Fisher, M. White, S. Silberberger, S. Behannon, Hoffman, L. Jones, M. Long, C. Mayes, C. Milligan, G. Morchower, J. Rhodes, B. Grayson, K. Hughes, M. Hunter. M. Myrick, B. Pulley, L. Schermerhorn, S. Sterling, G. Thomas, F. Fourth row: N. Burford, G. Miller, D. Harris, S. Oliphant, P. Agosta, Tims, C. Vanderwoude, J. Vogt, B. Wallingford, M. Waterston, S. C. Hayes, C. Bowers, A. Akin, D. Caldwell, B. Nuss. Watson, F. White, M. Campbell, P. Parker, P. Shumate, R. Mills, Fifth Row: A. Stone, B. Whitehead, B. Browning, W. Barfield, J. A. Henderson, R. Roberts, M. Purnell. Little, R. Spears, T. Bybee, S. Aaron, R. Sorrells, M. McCord. LMS PLeC-YalameteLO Fave] MITT Fall OFFICERS Spring David. Fedson . . . . President . . . . David Fedson Martha Hughes . . . Secretary . . . Martha Hughes Bill Whitehead . . .Vice-President. . . . Judy Hatfield Betty Smiley . . . . Treasurer . . . . Steve Vardell Sponsors As David Fedson pounded the gavel and Lovise James and Eleanor Thornell called the meeting to order, the fifty or sixty students representing their second period classes settled down to the student council business of day. Besides furthering understanding between faculty and student body, the council also parti- cipated in all school activities. Sponsorship of two French war orphans, development of school spirit and friendly relations with other schools, dances, sale of football ribbons, participation in school elections, and publication of our stu- dent directory, The Clan, are examples of how our student council worked this year. “The meeting will please come to order,” says David as Martha takes notes and Betty and Bill look on. Page One Hundred “He must be a brain” is the general attitude towards a member of the National Honor So- ciety. But actually he must be more than a “brain.” Election to NHS is one of the highest honors attainable in Highland Park, and to be eligible one must be outstanding not only in scholarship, but also in leadership, character, and service.� Teachers select the membership from nominees from H-11, L-12, and H-12. These members serve as ushers for the senior plays — and commencement exercises. NHS also awards Charles Otstott ond Kitty Casey beam with pride on receiv- an “’H” blanket to the boy and girl graduating blanket award. with the highest number of activity points. Fall OFFICERS Spring Olan Hankins . . . . President . . . . Bill Savage Bill Savage . . . . Vice-Pres. . . . . «Bill McRae Dianne Denton . . . Secretary . Mary Martha Gibson Mary Lee Norman . . Treasurer . . . . Hugh Rucker Sponsor Hilda Masters ULNA National honor SOCHety MMIMIININTIIINNINNIIIIIININ First row, left to right: D. Brocksmith, K. Casey, M. Gibson, P. Box, Spring members: M. Berkman, P. Carroll, P. Collins, P. Crain, D. Moss, D. Autry, J. Hatfield, M. Bowser, D. Denton, M. Dowler, S. Ford, A. Gunstream, M. Harris, C. Hoopingarner, T. Doherty, J. Welton. Jackson, B. Lipshy, A. McFadden, R. Mills, G. Mohns, G. Mor- Second row: J. Griffin, C. Straus, M. L. Norman, B. Moore, F. chower, P. Myers, G. Paule, P. Poulos, J. Prager, M. Quinn, B. Pendleton, M. Brown, C. Otstott, H. Rucker, B. Whitehead. Smiley, R. Sorrells, M. Webb, N. Fraser, D. Laugenour, J. Russell, Third row: M. Bennet, S. Aaron, C. Bacon, B. Waters, O. Hankins, K. P. Woosley, S. Wyche, S. Ballard, A. Beloate, M. Burkhart, K. Strother, B. Thompson, D. Benson, T. Sparrow, D. Turner. Crain, L. Cullum, D. Dale, B. Forsythe, L. Gibbs, J. Herndon, M. Not in picture: B. Bicknell, E. Dippel, D. Fedson, M. Freid, M. Waterston. Hunter, L. Lacy, B. McRae, C. Miller, F. Ramsey, H. Rucker, Savage. ? Page One Hundred One “Have you bought your Hi-Lite membership?” This question may be heard often around Scot Land at the beginning of each semester. Hi- Lites is a club open to every girl in school who wishes to join, and each new member is pro- vided with a “big sister” to help her “get in the swing” more quickly. This year the club had about 565 members. The Red Cross, Welfare, Publicity, and Friendship Committees had ser- vice projects; the Program Committee planned programs for each weekly meeting; and the Social Committee planned parties and a dance each semester. Fall Rosemary Mills Beverly Murray Laura Lou Goyne . Diane Dale . Sandy Smith Ann Brown . Tish Heard Betty Smiley Mary Jeffers Martha Bowser Sicily Sterling Pam Poulos Is it hopscotch or bunnyhop at the Hi-Lite kiddie dance? OFFICERS President Cor: Sec. Rec. Sec. Treasurer Treasurer Historian Friendship Vice-Pres. Program Vice-President Mrs. Publicity Vice-Pres. Red Cross Vice-Pres. Social Vice-Pres. Welfare Vice-Pres. Sponsor Hazel Morris Spring Rosemary Mills Carolyn Ard . Laura Lou Goyne . Diane Dale Earbara Kennedy Ann Brown . Tish Heard Betty Smiley Yvonne Coke Martha Bowser . Sicily Sterling Pam Poulos Ln mT Ea Uiteess IIITIIIVNNUINNIUINUINNOU0UU00000 10000000 First row, left to right: L. Goyne, D. Dale, R. Mills, B. Smiley, M. Bowser. Second row: M. Jeffers, S. Smith, T. Heard, Mrs. H. Morris, S. Sterling, P. Poulos, A. Brown. Not in picture: B. Murray. Page One Hundred Two Front row, left to right: S. Woodward, Mr. G. Ruddell, Mr. L. Fambro, D. Beaird, T. Gowan. Second row: T. Sparrow, R. Coffee, B. Whitehead. Not in picture: W. Blocker. UHUMEUFUUUUNUUNNQQQQQQQ00Q0000000000000¢000FEEEEEEROOUOOOOOOOTOTOOOOT OUT Fai UIUIITUUTUUTUUTU UU Fall OFFICERS Spring Webster Blocker . . .Exec.V.-Pres.. . . . Bill Whitehead Joe Leidolf . . . . .Mem.V.-Pres.. . . . Danny Beaird Roy Coffee. . . . .Prog.V.-Pres.. . . . . Bill Bowers Peter Reynolds. . . .Social V.-Pres.. . . . . Roy Coffee Tommy Sparrow . . .Welf. V.-Pres.. . . Tommy Sparrow Bill Whitehead. . . . Treasurer . . . . Terry Storm Danny Beaird . . . . Secretary . . . . Tom Gowan Tom Gowan .. . . Sgt.-at-Arms. . . . . Phil Woods Sgt.-at-Arms. . . . Bob Marwill Photographer. . . David Caldwell Chaplain . . . . . Buddy Dau Sponsors George Ruddell Luther Fambro , Both Webster and his “buddy” had fun at the Hi-Y western dance. “To create and maintain through the school and community higher standards Christian Char- acter.” This is the motto of Hi-Y, and it states clearly the objectives of the club. The organiz- ation, open to every boy in school, met each Monday. Programs were planned this year with several aims in mind. Some were educational, some entertaining, and some designed for aiding vocational choice. Once each semester the boys planned and gave dances which were considered as two of the “social events” of the year. Spon- sored by the Y.M.C.A., the Hi-Y did welfare work and served as co-sponsor of Religious Emphasis Week last fall. Page One Hundred Three First row, left to right: V. Nash, P. Agosta, J. Hiett, C. Hoopingarner, L. Lacy, D. Laugenour, V. McKinney, K. Casey. Second row: S. Nettleton, M. Brown, B. Kennedy, S. Wyche, N. Leeper, B. Lively, P. Smith, C. Miller. Third row: Miss M. Stewart, M. Lewis, J. Tate, B. Blossom, B. Waters, H. Compton, K. Strother, S. Capers, M. Burkart, S. Joliff. TT ee Coy ll and The aspiring journalists of Highland Park dream of being presented with a gold banner and flaming torch at a lovely candle-lighting services. This would mean that they had been elected to become a member of Quill and Scroll, a national honorary society whose purpose it is to encourage and reward individual achieve- ments on school publications. However, only those who meet certain requirements are eligible for initiation each semester. They must have made outsanding contributions to one of the two publications, the Highlander or the Bagpipe, be at least a junior, and must be in the upper one-third of their class. Page One Hundred Four Not in picture: M. Hughes, L. Porter, F. Ramsey, B. Toole. Spring members: A. Beloate, B. Bicknell, D. Bullwinkle, K. Colwick, L. Cullum, B. Forsythe, M. Long, M. Monroe, G. Morchower, Payne, N. Reddick, C. Register, S. Reilly, B. Shelton, G. Thomas, B. Wallingford, J. Wright. Secey MMMM TTT Fall OFFICERS Spring Linda Lacy . . . . . President Linda Lacy Barbara Blossom Vice-Pres. Barbara Blossom Betty Waters Sec-Treas. . Virginia Nash Mike Burkart Sponsor Miss Mary Stewart Barbara and Linda ably led the Quill and Scroll during both semesters. The Round Table, only high school discussion group in Dallas, meets weekly to discuss topics © conversation varying from dating to foreign situations. Through research and debate the group of twenty students, each representing a viewpoint all his own, gains a more enlightening picture of the topic at hand. The members strive to stimulate their minds by opening new chan- nels of thought. At the meetings each Tuesday, chairman Bill Savage conducted the discussion The leaders of the Round Table discuss next week’s subject. and each debater contributed to the subject of controversy in the light of his own beliefs. Fall OFFICERS Spring Bill Savage . . . . Chairman . . . . . Bill Moore SUZ Yee ONitf an mmn eeeSecrefary 2) sean Suzy Jolliff Sponsor Miss Helen Moore LMM aM edU Tate Mmrsle) (WITT Front row, left to right: B. Robinson, B. Zimmerman, B. Moore, S. Joliff, B. Savage, C. Miller. Second row: K. Fisher, Miss Moore, H. Block, L. Harper, D. Brower, M. Long, B. Willingford, C. Parker, R. Durning, S. Kriss. Not in picture: J. Aubuchon, B. Cohen, S. Davis, D. Ramsey, J. Ray. Page One Hundred Five Any “would be DaVinci’ who desires com- panionship with others of similar interests is welcome to join the Art Club. The club meeets once a week under sponsorship of Miss Nancy Ella Dial, Highland Park’s art teacher, to try their hands at creative art. Their activities being com- paratively unlimited, they are free to draw, paint, sketch, or do any type of art work appeal- ing to them. The members are divided into com- mittees which take the responsibilities of publi- city, exhibits, and social functions of the club. One of their largest projects is making scenery for all school productions. PTT TTT TTT TT ST First row: left to right: L. Gore, M. Norman, J. O’Bannon, R. Haskell, S. Hodges, P. Knowles. Second row: D. Beck, P. Fletcher, T. Tripp, C. Diffey, B. Norman, A. Marion, J. Hiett, S. Turner. Third row: M. Rudy, J. Thornburg, M. Quinn, P. Parker, |. Williamson, R. Roberts, Miss N. Dial, J. Cumbie, M. Watson, C. Williams, S. Lary, M. Abbot, S. Smith. : re Page One Hundred Six ne Art Club members observe Shirley Hodges operating a hand loom. Fall OFFICERS Spring Peggy Parker . . . . President . . Mary Lee Norman Mary Lee Norman . . Vice-Pres. . . . Mary Lea Abbott Lynette Gore . . . . Secretary . . . . Tinka Tripp Merida Watson . . . Treasurer . . . Carolyn Williams Reporter . . . . . Sue Dixson Historian . . . Merida Watson Sponsor Miss Nancy E. Dial ALC oM NM O UMN Not in picture: R. Downing, L. Henrich, M. Sensabaugh, J. Whisenhunt. Spring members: C. Bowers, C. Cole, S. Dixon, G. Edgley, P. Fletcher, M. Guion, J. Hall, D. Johnston, K. Hansen, B. Kennedy, B. Lehde, M. McDowell, A. McShew, D. Morgan, P. Myers, D. Palmer, D. Peavy, P. Redus, L. Roach, T. Shugart, M. Smith, D. Stuart, F. White, C. Wilson. First row, left to right: C. Hayman, B. Smiley, B. Moore, S. Kaufman. Second row: D. Laugenour, S. Oliphant, D. Wisdom, D. High, T. Shugart, T. Tripp. Third row: Mr. P. Crow, N. Hopping, B. Nordenbrock, S. Wyche, C. Parker, S. Gribble, B. Kennedy. Fourth row: A. Hughes, J. Hall, B. Grey, B. Thompson, W. Duncan, D. Caldwell. Not in picture: L. Fruhmon, M. Harris, L. Layne, J. O'Bannon, S. Robinson. Spring members: W. Arrington, S. Hampton, M. Hughes, J. Lee. MOU e Fre Te aXe l itemmrel (6) eMILLIUUUUIUUUIU UU UULI LUT Fall OFFICERS Spring Bill Moore . . . . . President . . . Charl es Hayman Charles Hayman. . . Vice-Pres. . . . . . Bill Moore Shelia Kaufman . . . Secretary . . . Scottie Robinson Betty Smiley . . . . Treasurer . . . . Marlys Harris Sponsor Porter Crow Enthusiastic Scot thespians seek expression of Charley Hayman, Scottie Robinson, Sybil Wyche, and Bill their talents in the Dramatics Club. Membership Moore check the costumes before a one-act play. in the organization is limited to thirty students, but new members are admitted by tryouts each semester. The chief project of this talented group is a series of one-act plays which is presented each semester to an invited audience. They also perform at Hi-Y, Hi-Lite, and PTA meetings. As an additional project this year, the club pro- duced the stirring melodrama, “East Lynn”, for half-time entertainment at the Waco football game. Page One Hundred Seven First row, left to right: A. Robinson, D. Dale, K. Grollman, E. Perry, Bankston, J. Moore, B. Mclean, J. Rominger, B. Murray, A. Boston, P. Scharf, J. Murph, C. Reaves, M. Rankin, M. Edwards, N. Dick, M. Kuykendall, |. Robertson, C. Babb, P. Cleveland, A. Eckert, M. S. Alexander, C. Werner. Anderson. Second row: M. Hursey, S. Kaufman, H. Dreeben, P. Poulos, M. Long, D. Fourth row: E. Paget, G. Mathis, J. Miller, D. Autry, C. Bacon, S. Dunlap, F. Hawley, J. Horn, E. Row, T. Baldwin, K. Conklin, J. Hacker, J. Tate, M. Quinn, R. Cocherin, J. Dunlap, G. Zale. Tuggey, L. Gore, P. Parker. Not in picture: J. Hoyt, M. Nystrom, M. Sensabaugh. Third row: D. Harrington, L. Cabell, M. Hunter, P. Redus, J. IIIA Future teachers choke smut Fall OFFICERS Spring Pat Schorta.. (ease President Mute fe ten ee VINGH. Dick Judy (“Murph 2° Vice-President . . . Marcia Edwards Carol Reaves . . . . Secretary-Treasurer. . . . Dianne Dale Sponsor Miss Hortense Watkins Wouldn’t you rather be giving a report card than receiving one? Students here at Hi Park decided they would, and are now planning to make teaching their profession. To become bet- ter acquainted with the requirements and opor- tunities of teaching, in the spring of 1954 they organized the Future Teacher’s Club, and the following fall it was given its charter. Several times a semester they hold meetings and invite persons eminent in the field of education to speak. Through these speakers they learn more and more about their chosen profession. cl What are future teachers Judy Murph, Pat Scharf, and Carol Reaves smiling so smugly about? Page One Hundred Eight The Library Council, composed of students who work in the library during study hall periods each day, serves to increase knowledge of the library and its operations, and to create more ' active interest in books and reading. Being an active member of the Teen Age Library Associ- ation of Texas, the Council sends representatives to attend and participate in District VIl meetings in the fall and in state conventions in the spring. The sponsors, Mrs. Marguerite Creighton, Li- brarian, and Mrs. Ruth Moen, assistant librarian, are enthusiastic about the progress of the coun- 00 a Intellectual Scots keep the library council members busy. Fall OFFICERS Spring ei ae . . . LinGcderiiieee ye 4... President . . . Joyce Komen cil since its chartering tA January, 1952. Camille Massie . . .Vice-President. . . . Camille Massie | Carole Ferguson . . . Secretary . . . . Jeanie Griffin Pam Poulos. . . . . Treasurer . . . . . Pam Poulos Margaret Brown . . . Reporter . . . Margaret Brown Sponsor Mrs. Marguerite Creighton UVQQQQQQQUVUTUTUUUUOUANOQQQQQUUUUUUOEEEEEAUAOANAAUUUT library COMA IMIIIIINIIIIIINUUUIUUL First row: left to right: B. Owens, R. Hassell, M. Ashburn, P. Poulos, L. Third row: B. Faust, L. McLendon, M. Guion, W. Arrington, M. Brown, Pitt, C. Massie, S. Strange, S. Moen. J. Westbrook, J. Dunlap, C. Babb, J. Aubuchon, F. Yarbrough. Second row: P. Wallace, M. Lewis, P. Gilliland, T. Baldwin, D. John- Not in picture: D. Brower, J. Gable, G. Zale, B. Maxfield. ston, S. Jones, P. Fletcher, K. Fisher, C. Ferguson. Spring members: N. Dowling, T. Holmes, L. Van Triest, D. Barton, D. Douglas, M. Anderson, A. Yeager, J. Hankins. Page One Hundred Nine Scottish bagpipes are out-dated and out-done by our own Highland Park Orchestra. Music- loving Scots look to this organization for enter- tainment and inspiration, and this year they found both in the fine performances which these musically inclined clansmen gave. Besides the annual fall concert, they also appeared on television and entertained at the State Fair. This spring they produced a formal concert and pro- The string ensemble is ready for the big performance. vided the musical background for the operetta. Social highlights of the year included a picnic Fall OFFICERS Spring in the fall and the fall and a spring banquet. Bill Savage. . . . . President . . . . . Bill Savage Lucinda Porter. . . .Vice-President. . . . Reba Burrow Madge Waterston. . . Secretary . . . Madge Waterston Anita Akin. . . . . Treasurer . . . . . Anita Akin Doris Griffin . . . . Sponsor . . . . Doris Griffin Sponsor Mrs. Doris Griffith UHNTTOUUOUUUUUUUUANUUAUNOUNQQOQQNQ00000000000000000000004000000 corcheestr az MIMIIIIIINNNNIIINNININNINIUIU00001000011011 First row left to right: B. Steel, E. Evans, B. Browning, A. Hilseweck, Third row: R. Durning, M. Cronin, C. Duer, F. Larsen, L. Porter, K. G. McGowan, M. Waterston. Ponder, M. Melick, M. Emerson, B. Taylor. Second row: B. Robinson, A. Akin, P. Fletcher, G. Evans, A. Hoopin- Fourth row: D. Guill, N. Jones, B. White, B. Dickson, W. Huey, B. garner, C. Klemme, C. Babb, A. Whitehurst, C. Gossett, R. Savage, J. Messersmith, G. Rice, J. Hoyt, B. Edgecomb. Burrow. Not in picture: J. Binford, C. Grollman, M. Haroz, J. Maus, G. Mec- Mahon, D. Ostrander. Spring members: C. Cole, N. Berton, M. Whitten, G. Johnson. Page One Hundred Ten First row, left to right: B. Gratigny, S. Steel, P. Box, B. McLean, B. Fourth row: M. Boyle, L. Goyne, L. Darnell, A. Simmons, D. Caldwell, Lipshy, D. Laugenour, D. Klingman, M. Sensabaugh, F. Tims, L. B. Jaynes, B. Edgecomb, G. Morchower, B. Whitehead, J. Bag- Robnett, J. O’Bannon, G. Jackson, B. Lively, V. Nash J. Gritfin, well, B. Shelton, D. Clark, G. Mathews, B. Belcher, L. Brickell, B. D Brocksmith, D. Snoots. Nordenbrock, S. Younger. Second row: N. Ross, J. Fisher, G. Mohns, D. Daly, J. Coalson, D. Not in picture: W. Cherry, G. Hampton, A. McFarland, R. Mellow, J. Thompson, H. Block, L. Goode, A. Henderson, V. VanLeuvea, J. Milnor, R. Muse, R. Reasor, H. Starr, S. Vardell. Clark, R. Gerlach, C. Van Tassell, S. Moen, H. Edmondson, D. Spring members: P. Browning, M. Campbell, B. Gaines, C. Hayman, McClain. A. Hughes, R. Paschall, C. Smith, T. Toland, M. York, D. Daly, H. Third row: M. Gibson, D. Hawn, C. Turner, R. Howell, D. Bullwinkle, Rucker, M. Brown, M. Harris, T. Heard, N. Lamm, S. Marr, |. Me- J. Hasker, L. Fruhman, B. Moore, W. Duncan, D. Brower, G. Bride, S. Oliphant, L. Piranio, N. Reddick, J. Tuggey, A. Wilson, Henderson, T. Carleton, D. Dawson, A. Stubblefield. D. Wisdom. d d 1° IHIMIUUUNNIIINNIIIUNNNINNOUUNNNNN000000 0000000101 OFFICERS SCSt ety Se eer ree ee Bill Whitehead Vice-President . . . . . . . . Mary Martha Gibson SaCTetly Maman aes Fe ketal « bol sn. 9 Frances. Tims radsurcrae ney sukek ese ep ee lo © coe Richard Howell ; ors hee ME rg 5G I Carey Steal Melodious strains of music issued from the Sponsor es) te Sa | Mi8 Flora Lee: Pope choir room each morning of first period as our bonny Lads and Lassies sang. Were they practic- ing to sing at a meeting of one of the city’s civic or service clubs, were they rehearsing for the spring operetta, or were they preparing an ins- pirational music assembly for us? Whatever they were planning, they did well, a perfect example of which was “Babes in Toyland,” the 1955 operetta. After a season of hard work, they en- joyed their annual Lad and Lassies picnic and the banquet at which new officers were an- nounced. The “powers that be” of Lads and Lassies hold a business meeting. Page One Hundred Eleven Seated, left to right: Vice President, Sandra Hampton; President, Sandy Smith; Secretary, Ann Brown; Treasurer, Sylvia Strange; Standing: Pro- Hawaii . . Rome . . Capri . . Members of the semester for the opportunity of contact with Travel Club saw these and many other romantic customs, peoples, and scenery of many coun- spots through the eyes of the movie camera tries. The Travel Club was sponsored for the and those of journeyed speakers. Travelarians first time this year by Mrs. Willene H. Cockrell. bought their fifty cent membership card each travel club IDUTQVNVALOQDOQUUCUVAONDUVOUTUDOVOUONVOUCUDAVOUOUDAVOUOUDEVOUOADAU OOOO OU OUDAVOUDAOUOUDOVOU CUDA OUOUDOU OOOO AOU OO AU OOOO AU OUDOV AU OOOA DAU OUDAUAUOUOAU OOOO junior historical society Famous ex-Scots have been recognized this ments both during and following their high year by the Junior Historical Society. It was school career. The Society, sponsored by Mrs. undertaken by a committee headed by Anita Cockrell, also met once a month to learn more Marion to make a display on several graduates about the historical background of Texas. of Highland Park, describing their accomplish- Left to right: Welfare Chairman, Linda Brickel; Program Chairman, Kay Hughes; Recording Secretary, Marcia Long; President, Bibby Grayson; Outstanding Scots Chairman, Anita Marion; Corresponding Secretary, Carolyn Ard; Vice President, Judy Hatfield. Not in picture: Historian, Bonnie Mclean; Treasurer, Patsy Martin. Spring Officers: President, Judy Foster; Historian, Yvonne Coke; Program Chairman, Nancy Ince; Wel- fare Chairman, Janice Blakely. Page One Hundred Twelve Barbara Blossom deserves credit for editing a fine Bagpipe this year. , Editorial Staff Editorsin-Chiet mi meee er ace see e sy eae he eS ce Barbara Blossom Assistant, EGifotg rerio iieacn a oe cae ee oer esi x hs Barbara Kennedy Managing Lhe [TES] sas ci Se ROR PER ne A Betty Waters Copya Editorirnctrse ted lactis Sm silos ava nhaic nave Frances Ramsey INGW Su EGHOU ame abr erent iee ir erie er Fer sion on mek Virginia Nash Assistants Kitty Casey, Mimi Lewis, Lucinda Porter, Carolyn Cantwell, Carol Dif- fey, Lou Doty, Anne Griffin, Judy Hickman, Martha Hughes, Frances Leach, Marcia Long, Gorden McGowan, Georgeann Miller, Nancy Nicholson, Beatrice Pollock, Kay Ponder, Nancy Reddick, Ann Stubble- field, Bill Wallingford, Joan Wright As usual the Bagpipe office is busy as staff members Gary Morchower, Carol Hoopingarner, Virginia Nash, Barbara Kennedy, Cacci Miller, Sally Nettleton, Pat Smith, and Mike Burkart prepare to put another Bagpipe to press. Production; Managers). 0.2. .6.06..¢4- Carol Hoopingarner, Sally Nettleton ASSISTCITS Beh Monge eee Derr cle ec oe sree Sandra Kriss, Sally Williams Feature nbditon. ao ios as sens eet ee eS Rete ene eee Cacci Miller Assistants .... Margaret Brown, Lee Cullum, Betsy Forsythe, Sharon Lary, Diane Laugenour, Carolyn Register, Bob Robinson, Betty Thompson, Sybil Wyche SPOMS. EGUOLSan eel ya. cinta tenses ee Stuart Capers, Gary Morchower Assistantsiy 3.0 Soeetieeeees So a en en ee Arlen Burns, Bill Shelton Exchange Editorss 2-4. oe cee nee inte a eae Jo Ann Tate, Pat Smith HumorsiEditor erica ta ee ee. a eee Velma McKinney Art. Editors 3290 een ee oe: Joan Hiett, Buddy Keith, Lynn Ashby Photographers ........ Mike Burkart, David Caldwell, Richard Bullwinkle Sponsors ce te ree eae Mrs. D. C. Rousseau, Mrs. Bettye F. Avant QVQQQQQITTTVUUTUTYQOQQUUTUUEOOOQQQQUUUOTTEOAOOOQUOUUUOEEUAAONA UHITI bagpipe IINUUNVOUVUNUUUUUEGUOUUEUGUUUUUUGUOUUUUUEUUEUUUILL Business Staff BUSINESS MONOCGEli to metc int chat Mepsec, Mapeicera raya as asic ca ee ee ort Bud Toole Ady ertisinig®, MONGUGN grec cts sm occa Sete spie stack Tole nb ohne oe Linda Lacy Assistant Advertising Manager ............................. Sally Reilly Circulation® Manager mst et aid ws eines ee eee ree ee Terry Storm Assistant Circulation Managers .............. Pat Agosta, Kay Colwick SOCLOLAN Yin teak re ee eRe. etn aus nasnie a sien see Bank ove nk Joan Billingsley Linda Lacy, Terry Storm, Margaret White, Kay Colwick, Suzy Jolliff, and Margaret Monroe count the Bagpipes while the whole school waits. Ad Salesmen ........ Mary Hunter, Mary Albert, Ann Beloate, Carol Bow- ers, Ann Brown, Beth Davenport, Debbie Dunlap, Lynne Evans, Marion Guion, Bunny Gunstream, Rose Lee ikler, Judy Hatfield, Florine Haw- ley, Suzy Jolliff, Lou Ann Lancaster, Anita Marion, Rosemary Mills, Margaret Monroe, Martha Nystrom, Judy Rominger, Sylvia Strange Sandy Watson, Margaret White, Anne Yeager 5 SPOnsOraeteeee eee, ce ease eter ais) eartanc aee coz main Ogden Kidd Bud Toole’s business management played a big part in the publishing of the Bagpipe. Page One Hundred Thirteen Editor Howard Compton gives a sigh of relief after meeting another deadline. Checking the bulletin board for assignments are Bill Payne, Barby Bicknell, Roy Coffee, Charles Otstott, and Laura Goyne. Editorial Staff Editor-in-Chief ........... ... Howard Compton Associate Editors .......... _.....Bill Payne, Barby Bicknell Boys’? Sports: Editor og... chia es ree et eee . Roy Coffee Boys’ Sports Assistants ee Gary Morchower, Tommy Sparrow Girls’ Sports, Editor jee Ree Pes Bene, Bet Laura Lou Goyne R.O.T.C. Editors ae ; Charles Otstott, Terry Storm Photographers .......... Mike Burkart, David Caldwell, Richard Bullwinkle, Mickey Geron Art Editor AOE stank ona acts ONT ON MOI iP� - : — Art Staff ; : Peggy Parker, Joan Hiett, Judie Newton, HIBHEANOER : Buddy Keith, Carol Ann Diffey, Peggy Collins, Bill Shepard, : ‘ : Allan Johnson Att Sponsofce: = s.8h ovat cares cian ee eee Nancy Ella Dial Ty pists ose Florence Beloate, Judy Lovejoy, Llorene Thomp- son, Margaret Brown Staff Assistants ...... Chris Weil, Lee Cullum, Trudie Jackson, Margaret Monroe, Pat Agosta, Cacci Miller, Georgeann Miller, . Grace Mohns, Betsy Forsythe, Lynette Gore, Judy Hatfield, Ses ' ee ae Carolyn Hayes hotographers Mickey Geron, David Caldwell, Bill Greer, and Sponsor ............ Deter eee eee eee ees Diane Cook Mike Burkart hurry to get pictures of an important event. These artists—Judy Newton, Carol Ann Diffey, Peggy Parker, Buddy Keith, Joan Hiett, Sharon Smith, and Peggy Collins—are Florence Beloate, Llorene Thompson, Judy Lovejoy, and here ichecking snoavilayeek Margaret Brown (seated) had the big job of typing all copy. pa ante ois eR Business manager, Nancy Leeper checks the ads of our subscribers. Ad salesmen Dianne Denton, Dorothy Janak, Mary Kay Grey, and Ann Caroline and Mary Elizabeth Seals (seated) examine last year’s Highlander with advertising manager Gretta Thomas (far right). Business Staff BUSINESS MMGNOGet ia et Ce clas clone aan Nancy Leeper Advertising ‘Manager 4... 0.2 cn.cc cee ete cea ece cls Gretta Thomas Assistant Advertising Manager .................... Sicily Sterling Circulation McnGgetei. fier tenis eee ne = = Betty Sue Lively ASSISTS IS ee ten afer Nl ts ie eV Re Linda Brickell, Mary Jeffers Ad Salesmen ...... Mary Elizabeth Seals, Caroline Seals, Pat Myers, Dorothy Janak, Carolyn Register, Dolores McClain, Carol Penland, Nancy Ince, Diane Laugenour, Bunny Gun- stream, Mary Albert, Marcia Long, Anita Marion, Martha Nystrom, Charlotte Turner, Martha Hughes, Linda Lacy, Wanda Gideon SONS Oem icycen Wir der he totat eet aac iisis onieereete os Siero Ogden Kidd The leading advertising solicitors are, left to : . F Circulation manager Betty Sue Lively (center) and her assistants ht: Carol Register, Alice Gunstream, M 9 Y oye : Atiost petaddy ‘toes Gesletant Ehaalans anf Mary Jeffers and Linda Brickell display one of the signs that ger Sicily Sterling, Dolores McClain, Dian (Lau- helped to sell the Highlander. genour, and Pat Meyers. { Page One Hundred Fifteen — gt i s a : % ee Ae estan. 7 Sli � then ma oe. ze A Ha 18 | rin SANDY was proud to wear the “H”, and he exem- plified everything for which it stood. Left side, front to back: B. Rea, C. Holmes, B. Thompson, R. Roberts, C. Mays, R. Howell, G. Morchower, M. Lumby, L. Ashby, B. Mount, B. Bennett, F. Pendleton, D. Beaird, M. Rubin, S. Vardell, B. Bourdene, J. Crump. T. Gray, D. Casey, H. Compton, T. Haroz, H. Peek, D. Mullen, H. Holmes, J. Jarvis, B. Kennedy. Center, front row, left to right: C. Hayman, G. Henderson, B. Patrick, D. Fedson, G. Dunlap, M. Whitten, B. Elkin, Second Row: P. Reynolds, T. Sparrow, R. Hermer, T. Storm, B. Whitehead, B. Payne, B. Marwill. Left side, front to back: T. Andrews, T. Gowan, C. Weil, R. Coffee, L. Petty, B. Culler, H. Honeycutt, B. Novak, D. Singleton, B. Hill, P. Atkinson, T. Campbell, L. Griffin, D. Shine, B. Bowers, H. Gear, B. Fair, J. Hubbard, D. Turner, D. Mann, D. Woodward, D. Rantzow. Center, standing: Coach Binnion. LU ee a RaesNeXeYelF=hiteyeM TUONO 1954-’55 lettermen Football Paul Atkinson, Danny Beaird, Dick Benson, Web- ster Blocker, Bob Bourdene, Bill Bowers, Tom Camp- bell, Charles Clifford, Roy Coffee, Mayo Crum, Jim- my Crump, Bill Culler, Bill Fair, Harry Gear, Tom Gray, Lee Griffin, Cecil Holmes, Hilton Honeycutt, Henry Horton, Richard Howell, Bill Kennedy, Ted Lair, Don Love, Carl Mays, Billy Mount, Bill Novak, Pete Reynolds, Ronny Roberts, Mark Rubin, Don Shine, Don Singleton, Tommy Sparrow, Robert Stout, Alton Thompson, David Turner, Steve Var- dell, Chris Weil, Bill Whitehead, Mgrs. Tommy An- drews, Lynn Ashby, Buzz Bennett, Tom Gowan, Fred Pendleton, Kemp Strother. Basketball Bill Bowers, Bill Elkins, Larry Gibbs, Tom Gray, Richard Hermer, Bill Kennedy, Dickie Mullin, Brooks Patrick, Bill Payne, Harold Peek, Larry Petty, Tom- my Sparrow Mgrs. David Fedson, Houston Holmes Tennis Wayne Barfield, Bob Coe, Gene Henderson, Jimmy Russell, Eddie Sledge, Payson Willard, Mgr. Ralph Smith Baseball Dayle Casey, George Cassells, Butch Crain, Bob Dickson, Larry Gibbs, Mike Collins, Sammy Gottlieb, Reed Johnson, Bill Kennedy, Carl Mays, Dickie Mul- len, Harold Peek, Larry Petty, Bob Rea, Gary Reed, David Turner, Herbie Weitzman, Mgr. Murray Lon- don Track Ben Boren, George Dunlap, Tommy Field, Johnny Florer, Harry Gear, Charles Hayman, Ted Lair, James Lake, Bob Marwill, Mike McFarland, Bill Novak, Brooks Patrick, Jerry Peterman, Pete Rey- nolds, Pete Rosoff, Jackie Sides, Merritt Whitten. Mgrs. Philip Gerdine, Ed Knight Golf Don Mann, Roy Coffee, Bill Bowers, Price Moore, Bill Shelton Swimming Lyndsay Cheshire, Doug Duwe, Rob Gilbert, Lee Griffin, Hank Horton, Jerry Hubbard, Jerry Jarvis, Mike Lumby, Bill Pulley, Dick Rantzow, Don Wood- ward, Mgr. Lynn Ashby Pictured here around the traditional megaphone are Dianne Denton, Butch Williams, head cheerleader Ann McFadden, Brooks Pat- rick, Barby Bicknell, and Arch Beasley. MMMM TMM et at=v=Ya(-evet-Vese TOMI The cheerleaders were helped a great deal this year by the uWNho. crevthe ‘Scots? Wevare thers eon sponsors, Mr. Crow and Miss Murchison. z . was the yell that started off each pep rally this year, and it might well be the theme of our cheerleaders, for they represent the entire Scot Clan. On foreign fields they helped promote interschool good will, and at home they played host to every visiting team and student body. They planned pep rallies, decorated goal posts, painted posters, and organized bus caravans; but most important of all they upheld our most valuable tradition . . . Scot Spirit. Page One Hundred Nineteen Front row, left to right: Mgr. L. Ashby, C. Holmes, R. Coffee, C. Weil, Third row, left to right: Mgr. T. Andrews, Coach G. B. Morris, H. Capt. W. Blocker, Capt. B. Bowers, Capt. T. Sparrow, T. Lair, M. Horton, D. Singleton, C. Mays, B. Novak, R. Howell, D. Shine, C. Crum, B. Mount, D. Anspacher. Clifford, D. Beaird, C. Cherry, J. Little, E. Snider, B. Culler, D. Second row, left to right: Mgr. T. Gowan, H. Honeycutt, B. Whitehead, Love, Coach L. Fambro, Coach C. Q. Smith. T. Gray, D. Benson, B. Cervin, B. Thompson, R. Roberts, B. Bour- Fourth row, left to right: T. Durant, H. Gear, P. Atkinson, P. Reynolds, dene, S. Vardell, R. Stout, B. Fair, M. Rubin, Mgr. F. Pendleton, J. Herndon, T. Campbell, D. Turner, J. Crump, B. Keith, R. Davis, Mor. B. Bennett, Mgr. K. Strother. L. Griffin, N. Grunsfeld. mannii! 1954 highland park football squad um Coach G. B. Morris with Tri-Captains Webster Blocker, Bill Bowers, and Tommy Sparrow. Page One Hundred Twenty TOM GRAY center tackle back Scots Drop Opener to Powerful Abilene Hi Park opened its ‘54 season against the team which proved later to be the AAAA state champ. Abilene’s power was too much for a game but outclassed group of boys who fell to the West Texas powerhouse 40-0. Coaches Luther Fambro, G. B. Morris, and C. Q. Smith. 2, RICHARD HOWELL PETE REYNOLDS end back A BILL BOWERS WESSTER BLOCKER TOMMY SPARROW guard end Hi Park in Near Miss with Bears A much improved Scot team invaded Dal-Hi Stadium for a clash with the South Oak Cliff Bears. Hi Park dominated first-half play behind fine running by Reynolds and passing by Bowers. Cof- fee, Novak, Gray, and Singleton played fine de- fensive ball. In the second half the Bears came back strong to outscore a fighting team 14-7. “Wait a minute, boys,” as Abilene moves in on Lair (Photograph courtesy Abilene High Sch ool) rq ROY COFFEE HARRY GEAR guard back Golden Avalanche Rolls Over Tech 42-0 Hi Park celebrated its first home game by breez- ing past the Crozier Tech Wolves. Reynolds’ opening kickoff return for a TD started the Avalanche roll- ing. Lair, Novak, Sparrow, Gear, and Bowers spark- ed the offensive play. Stout, Blocker, and Shine were defensive standouts. Carl Mays converted on each occasion to give the Highlanders a 42-0 margin. CARL MAYS BILL NOVAK back back Highlanders Prove Power by Outclassing Odessa 14-0 “Don’t ever sell the Highland Park Scots short.” Combining a bruising ground game, and unusual pass play, and the finest defense a Scot team has ever shown, Hi Park upset powerful Odessa 14-0. Bowers, Novak, Lair, and Gear turned in fine of- fensive performances. Scot linesmen who battled and tackled the Broncos were Stout, Blocker, Holmes, Coffee, Honeycutt, Howell, Whitehead, Benson, and Gray. Lair received the Dallas News “Back of the Week” award for his fine play. ROBERT STOUT guard TED LAIR back CECIL HOLMES DICK BENSON tackle Novak rolls to another TD in Tech game. HILTON HONEYCUTT Scot linemen let out a sigh of relief as Blocker chalks up another tackle. back Clansmen Swat Jackets 15-12 Plaidsmen Pull Past Paschal 26-25 Hi Park roared to its third consecutive victory The Scots traveled to Ft. Worth where they play- by downing a fine Arlington Heights team. The ed one of their most thrilling games. Bowers threw Scots scored their first TD on a long pass from two TD passes to Howell. Gear and Lair led the Bowers to Howell. Arlington Heights’ fine running Scot ground attack. Mays’ two conversions gave game was stopped time and again by Gray, Block- Us a one-point margin and the Highlanders finally er, Coffee, Thompson, Holmes, Whitehead, Honey- outscored the fired-up Panthers 26-25. cutt, and Stout. Reynolds, Gear, Mays, and Spar- row sparked the 15-12 victory. BILL CULLER Ds DAVID TURNER BOB CAMPBELL back center tackle tl one} 3 Sm RONNY ROBERTS BUTCH THOMPSON MAYO CRUM DON SINGLETON '. guard guard back back Managers, kneeling: Tom Gowan, Kemp Strother, Tommy Andrews. Standing: Buzz Bennett, Fred Pendleton, Lynn Ashby. Scots Open District Victorious Over Austin 26-6 The Golden Avalanche opened its district 5- AAAA play by smashing Austin. The Scots rolled up 306 yards on the ground to dominate the game completely. Bowers, Novak, Mays, and Gear drew praise for their fine running. The Scots were very much in the district race after their impressive 26-6 district Opener win. STEVE VARDELL end a naman MARK RUBIN end BILL KENNEDY back CHARLES CLIFFORD end “Doggone that big Waco line, anyway.” Title Hopes Shattered by Waco Powerful Waco battered Hi Park’s title hopes by bruising aside the outweighed and outmanned Scots, 28-0. The Tigers, who eventually became 5-AAAA champs, played one of their best games. Their mighty defense and powerful offense kept the Scots from scoring. The Highlanders kept the never-say-die spirit but finally succumbed before the relentless Waco attack. BILL FAIR end BILLY MOUNT back PAUL ATKINSON tackle DON SHINE JIM CRUMP tackle end ' — DANNY BEAIRD center Blue and Gold Take Tyler in Thriller 21-20 Hi Park played some of their finest ball after the sports writers said they were through. A last min- ute pass from Bowers to Singleton set up the score that tied the game. Mays’ extra point proved the difference in the final score. Lair, Reynolds, Spar- row, Rubin, and a fine Scot spirit enabled the fighting clansmen to win their second district game. LEE GRIFFIN “Anyone for cards,” thinks Mays as Coyotes converge. DON LOVE back guard CHRIS WELL BOB BOURDENE guard Coyotes Clip Clansmen 19-0 After a scoreless first half, the Coyotes broke loose for three late rallies to keep their jinx over the Scots intact on Thanksgiving Day. A win over Wichita Falls would have given Highland Park undisputed second place in the district. Holmes, Gray, and Sparrow played a fine all-around game. This ended a fine season, winning six and losing four with a tie for second place in the tough 5-AAAA district. HANK HORTON end Front row, left to right row: Mgr. Houston Holmes, Bill Payne, Tommy Sparrow, Rickard Hermer, Larry Gibbs, Mgr. David Fedson. Herbie Weitzman, Bill Bowers, Co-captain Brooks Patrick, Dickie Mullen, Larry Petty, Earl Howells, Bill Elkins, Second Co-captain Tom Gray, Walt Lightbourn, Harold Peek, Billy Kennedy, MMMM basketball innit iii iit. ittti iit Early season victories over Laredo, Abilene, and Seagoville bolstered the hopes of the Highland Park basketball team for a fine 1954-’55 season, but, even though it played its heart out in every game, the team could not come through with a win in the tough district 5-AAAA race. Me Ne Page One Hundred Twenty-six Although the Scots did not win many games they were a team in which everyone in the school took great pride. Their record was not impressive to the average person—the person who had not seen the Blue and Gold in action—but to anyone who had actually watched them play, only admiration was held for the fighting, courageous ball club. Brooks Patrick, all-district guard, was the team’s top scorer for the year. The Scot attack was also paced by the fiery play of Bill Bowers and Larry Petty, while Tommy Sparrow and Tom Gray gave the _ Highlanders strength under the backboards. Co-captains Brooks Patrick and Tom Gray with Coach Binnion. Brooks Patrick drives hard around Waco’s 24. TOMMY SPARROW ARRY PETTY Larry Petry scrambles after a loose ball under the Scots’ basket. Page One Hundred Twenty-seven BILL KENNEDY DICKIE MULLEN ae LARRY GIB38S Mullen shoots for two. game scores Highland Park Highland Park ... Greenville Highland Carter Riverside Highland Laredo Highland Waco Highland Carter Riverside Highland A aes Belge Abilene Highland ae Abilene Highland Seagoville Highland Waco Highland Poly Highland Tyler Highland Wichita Falls Highland Greenville . . Highland Waco . Highland Gs Magy Tyler Highland Park Austin Page One Hundred Twenty-eight INDIVIDUAL SCORES Sparrow Mullin Bowers goes in for a layup against Waco. Tom Sparrow breaks fast after a score. Richard Hermer Bill Elkins Bill Payne Page One Hundred Twenty-nine PS sk Pee SAPD ape tae as Front row, left to right: Mgr. M. London, T. Haroz, R. Rogers, B. Rea, batboy, tf va Petascale mit. Sod. Pe vas. ¥ , B. Nettle, B. Hill, Co-Captain L. R. Johnson. Second row: C. Mays Petty, Co-Captain D. Casey, D. Mullen, G. Cassells, L. Gibbs, Mgr. J. Stuart. Third row: Coach Kennedy, B. Dickson, B. Kennedy, S. Gottlieb, H. Weitzman, H. Peek, M. Collins, D. Turner, J. Hurlbut, G. Reed, Coach Franklin. MOTION UII oe eX=9 oYon | MMTILITILI LIN UINUIUUIUULUULUUI MUMIA With seven of nine starters on last year’s state runners-up team gone, the Highland Park baseball squad found a task of rebuilding for the 1955 sea- son. Co-captains Dayle Casey and Larry Petty led eo Page One Hundred Thirty the way while juniors and sophomores completed the starting nine. Their power at the plate com- bined with good pitching paved the way for a fine season. Co-Captains Dayle Casey and Larry Petty with Coach Kennedy. - Coaches Earnest Kennedy and J. O. Franklin. Infielders, kneeling: Herbie Weitzman, George Cassells, Rodney Rog- ers, Dayle Casey. Standing: Larry Gibbs, Harold Peek, Bill Nettle. Outfielders, kneeling: Bob Rea, Reed Johnson. Standing: Larry Petty, Butch Hill, Carl Mays. eer ee TTT TTT gf by, Lower right: Mgr. Murray London, Catchers David Tur- ner and Dickie Mullen, and Mgr. Jimmy Stuart. Lower le ft: Pitchers: Mike Collins, Robert Dickson, Sammy Gottlieb, Gary Reed, Tom Haroz, and Billy Kennedy. Page One Hundred Thirty-one Coach Hightower shows Captain George Dunlap his starting gun as Managers Philip Gerdine and Ed Knight look on. MMM esXex@m OT OOM TTT The 1955 Scot track team regained its district George Dunlap. Under the coaching of Floyd R. championship after losing it in 1954. The cinder- Hightower, the track team promises to be a real men were led by their ace sprinter, captain threat in the coming regional and state meets. ry Sprinters, left to right: Johnny Florer, Jackie Sides, Tommy Fields, Allan Gilbert, James Lake, Bill Novak, Ted Lair, and George Dunlap. 880-Men, left to right: Roger Sorrells, Wayne Ar- rington, Graham Guerriero, Brooks Patrick, and Pete Rosoff. Hurdlers, left to right: Bob Marwill, David Caldwell, Ben Boren, and Ted Key. Page One Hundred Thirty-two - Milers, left to right: Jay Norman, Bill Thomas, Jerry Peterman, Merritt Whitten, and Jon An- derson. Upper left: Pole Vaulters and High Jumpers, kneeling: David. Ross and Mike McFarland. Standing: Wayne Lindsey, Richard Mays, and James Burnecke. Upper right: Weight men: James Hankins, Bili Leslie, Tom Gray, and Jim Walker. Left: 440-Men: John Prince, Harry Gear, Eddie Mahon, and Charles Branch. Page One Hundred Thirty-three The low shooters on the team are left to right; Bill Bowers, Roy Coffee, Don Mann, Price Moore, Ralph Garrett, Mickey Geron, Bill MacRae, Paul Shumate, and Bill Shelton. UUUQQQQQUUUTUOONEQQQQQQUUUOOUOOOQUQUUUOUUUT golf UUNQQQQQUUUTEUOQQQQQUCTOUEUOEOUUUUUTUUT Coach Newman Casey and Captain Don Mann have good reason to look please d over the fine golf team. Front row, left to right: Ralph Garrett, Price Moore, Bill Bowers, Captain Don Mann, Bill Shelton, Roy Coffee, Coach Newman Casey, Second row: David Hodgdon, Norman Jones, John Rogers, Mickey Geron, Paul Shumate, Cecil Holmes, Bob Lawrence, John Vogt. Third row: Steve Kneeland, Mike Lumby, Richard Hermer, Stuart Aaron, Bill MacRea, David Grafe, Gary Morchower, Jerry Ray. Page One Hundred Thirty-four Left to right: Coach Raymond Akin, Payson Willard, Arnold Williams, Gene Henderson, Jimmy Russell, Charles Solomon, Dick Bywaters, Eddie Sledge, Wayne Barfield, Paul Talkington, Ralph Smith, and Bobby Coe. se MUTTTUITUITUTTTTUTT TUTTI = a Va aU The team lettermen are, left to right: Payson Willard, Jimmy Russell, Bob Coe, Wayne Barfield, and Ralph Smith. Captain Gene Henderson and singles star Eddie Sledge get ready for a practice match. ‘Page One Hundred Thirty-five Front row, left to right: Don Woodward, Dick Rantzow, Captain Mike Lumby, Dos Johnson, Russell Hawn, Jerry Jarvis, Jerry Hubbard. Second row: Coach Doug Conner, Peyton Townsend, Lindsay Cheshire, Lee Griffin, Pat Bickel, Bill Pulley, John Rogers, Rob Gilbert, Mgr. Lynn Ashby, Third row: Mark Chance, Hank Horton, Tommy Sparrow, Bill Fair, Chris Weil, David Hodgdon, Jim Spalding, Doug Duwe. rr TTT AwvAlnalaa diane ml UU TTT TT The 1955 Scot swimming team won the State Championship for the second straight year. The team was led by senior captain Mike Lumby, state 40-yard free style champion, and Don Woodward, Don Woodward’s backstroke gained many points for the Scots in the state meet. a junior who set two records at the state meet in the 100-yard backstroke and the 160-yard individ- val medley. Coach Doug Conner and Captain Mike Lumby beam with pride on taking the state swim- ming championship for the second straight year. Page One Hundred Thirty-six “b” football Front row, left to right: A. Stone, P. Woods, J. Rumley, B. Mays, F. Ligon, H. Lynch, B. Elkins. Second row: B. Bedell, R. Mighell, J. Sides, T. Ratliff, M. Smith, F. Durant, 8. Pulley, Coach Casey. Third row: G. Laughbaum, D. Stephens, G. Shelburne, O. Dun- ham, M. Hopkins, D. Ross, M. Kle- pak, A. Fowler, D. Bianchi. Fourth row: T. Key, B. Pettibone, J. Martin, T. Bacon, J. Lowe, R. Piret, G. Fowler, D. Rutledge, R. White. “b” team baseball First row left to right: W Utay, J. Strong, F. Ingraham, T. Brown, J. Clark, D. Bianchi, D. Rutledge, G. Tobin. Second row: B. Bedell, D. Stephens, B. Crain, F. Grinke, S. Weiss, S. Scott, J. Bagwell, G. Holloway, W. Clements, P. Lutts. Third row: S. Zareff, H. Mullins, F. Underwood, J. Coen, H. Wil- liams, K. Glaser, M. Redfearn, P. Carpenter, J. Lutts, Coach Franklin. “b” basketball Front row, left to right: W. Clem- ents, J. Beakey, A. Jones, B. Petti- bone, F. Grinke, R. Hawn, J. Coen, B. Thompson. Second row: P. Lutts, J. Gilbert, E. Sledge, J. Strong, S. Strange, C. Pace, B. Steinmen, D. Starnes. Third row: Coach Kennedy, J. Stuart, M. McFarland, N. Orthwein, R. Malouf, R. Beard, B. Dobbs. Page One Hundred Thirty-seven % Coach Morris poses with next year’s tri-captains, Pete Reynolds, Bill Novak, and Butch Thompson, at the football banquet. Coaches ‘ Red’” Ellis and Newman Casey hold the football that saw lots of action with the B-Team this year. Smiling Bob Marwill takes the high hurdle in his stride. George Dunlap and Johnny Florer strain every muscle to finish first and second ‘in the 220 at the district meet. Walt Lighbourn, Herbie Wietzman, Earl Howells, Houston Holmes, and newly elected captain Larry Gibbs look like the police line-up at the basketball banquet. Page One Hundred Thirty-eight Coach Morris and Mr. Monroe hand out the victory apples, a symbol of accomplishment on the athletic field. Lindsay Cheshire demonstrates his springboard diving form. The fighting Scots take a well-deserved time-out as Coach Binnion points out a few weak spots. Eddie Sledge shows the service that took many matches for the Scot tennis team. IMUTUUNNNULNNUUNUQNNQQQQQQQQQQQ0000000000000000000000000000000000 000 00000000000 0000OOOEOOT NTT Page One Hundred Thirty-nine Sf — = —a f= Sf cma = a) P. Cellins SANDY was always curious about the tomtom rhythm coming from the girls’ gym. ia Girls’ sports instructors, Miss Jayne Murchison and Miss Gynne Watson. ATUNNQQQQQQQQQQ00Q0QQ00UUUOUOOEEEUEAOOOOQQQQQQQQUUUUOUUUUUUUUTE girls SOOKTS _HMIMINUINIIIIIIINNNNINUUNUUANNNU0000004N1000H0440UEHUU1 “All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.” And Jill a dull girl, also. For this reason Highland Park High School has maintained a fine sports de- partment and program for girls. This program in- cludes all types of exercises, sports, and dances which aid in the building of good posture and co- ordination as well as good sportsmanship and character. Regular gym classes are held each period of the day in which instruction is given in a variety of sports, including tenniquoits, speedball, and bas- ketball in the fall and volleyball, softball, bad- mitton and tennis in the spring. After a short in- struction period teams are chosen to compete in the different sports for the rest of the time. Other well known parts of the program are the exercises performed to the rythmic beat of the tom- tom and square dancing. Page One Hundred Forty-two To give the girls an added incentive to win, an all-star team of each gym class is chosen at the end of the playing period of each sport. The all-star team of each gym class plays the other all-star teams until a winner is chosen. At the same time the winning teams of each class are playing among themselves, and the winner of this series plays the all-star team for the final championship. A separate program is that of the intramural sports. Girls organize teams to play in one of two leagues, Monday-Wednesday or Tuesday-Thurs- day. In this intramural series six sports are played: tenniquoits, ping-pong, basketball, volleyball, bad- mitton, and softball. All games are played after school and medals are given to girls who partici- pate in each sport and are absent no more than once. Members of the championship team in each sport are eligible to attend the annual spring luncheon. tenniquoits Class Winners Captain Bibby Grayson Kneeling, left to right: Sally Net- tleton, Patsy Putty, Bibby Gray- son, Kay Hughes, Judy Smith. Standing: Kitty Casey, Dianna Dowler, Dorothy Hill, Dolly Moss, Cecilia Straus, Donna Williams. Not in picture: Bette Thompson. tenniquoits Intramurals Winners Captain Helen Carrell Kneeling: Helen Carrell. Standing, left to right: Judy Rominger, Ann McFadden, Rosemary Mills, Sally Gribble. On rail: Dianne Dale, Sandra Ford, Jean Messer- smith. Not in picture: Nita Fraser. QVQQQQQQQQQUUUUUUOOUUUOGQQQQQOUUOUOOOUOUAYOQOQQQUUUOOUOEEEATOOOOAUUUONT Page One Hundred Forty-three tenniquoits All-Star Runners-Up Captain Judy Rominger Sitting: Judy Rominger. Left to rgiht: Margaret Park, Gloria Mathis, Jean Messersmith, Pat Scharf, Judy Hatfield, Carole Rolnick. Not in picture: Scottie Robinson. tenniquoits Intramural Runners-Up Captain Gail Leutwyler Standing: Gail Leutwyler. Left to right: Becky Beckering, Patsy Martin, Judy Foster, Mary Hunter, Cecilia Straus, Rose Lee Ikler. speedball All-Star Winners Captain Mary Hunter Kneeling, left to right: Gail Leut- wyler, Sandra Rosen, Mary Hunter, Judy Rominger, Winkie Durbin. Standing: Patsy Martin, Joan Bil- lingsley, Jean Messersmith, Theresa Vreisinga, Rose Lee Ikler, Peggy Morrison, Pat Scharf, Pat Agosta. Not in picture: Scottie Robinson. speedball Runners-Up Captain Ann McFadden , Sitting: Ann McFadden. Front row, left to right: Janice Beatty, Betty Smiley, Yvonne Coke. Second row: Lyda Dunagan, Lyn- ette Abrams, Dianne Stuart. Third row: Paula Rogers, Petrea Carter, Sallie Gribble. Fourth row: Lynne Zuber, Jane Leak, Dorothy Janak. One Hundred Forty-five basketball Intramural Winners Captain Judy Foster Front row, left to right: Gail Leut- wyler, Mary Hunter, Judy Foster, Pam Poulos, Cecilia Straus. Second row: Patsy Martin, Joan Raines, Becky Beckering, Rose Lee Ikler, Katherine Poole, Judy Boone. Page One Hundred Forty-six i basketball All-Star Winners Captain Patsy Martin Bottom row: Patsy Martin. Second row: Jean Messersmith, Rose Lee Ikler. Third row: Gail Leutwyler, Joan Billingsly, Joan Raines. Fourth row: Sandra Rosen, Judy Rominger, Mary Hunter, Winkie Durbin. Er ae basketball Class Winners Captain Gail Leutwyler Kneeling: Gail Leutwyler. Standing, left to right: Judy Calmes, Mary Hunter, Joan Raines, Jean Messersmith, Gloria Mathis, Linda Malone, Linda Becker. basketball Intramural Runners-Up Captain Helen Carrell Bottom row, left to right: Ann McFadden, Helen Carrell, Yvonne Coke. Second row: Joyce McNamara, Judy Rominger, Rosemary Mills, Sallie Gribble. Third row: Dianne Dale, Jean Messersmith, San- dra Ford. One Hundred Forty-seven volleyball Intramural Winners Captain Janet Cronk Top to bottom: Dianne Dawson, Dianne Denton, Carole Rolnick, Sandra Rosen, Maylee Faulk, Petrea Carter, Martha Bowser, Janet Cronk. volleyball Class Winners Captain Ann McFadden Front row, left to right: Pat Cleveland, Ann McFadden, Virgi- nia Jones. Top row, left to right: Merida Watson, Sally Nettleton, Martha Bowser, Dorothy Janak, Carol Hoopingarner. badminton Intramural Winners Kneeling, girl’s doubles: Sallie Gribble, Dianne Dale. Standing, girl’s singles: Nan Dick. Page One Hundred Forty-eight a Se « volleyball All-Stars Runners-Up Captain Judy Rominger Sitting: Judy Rominger. Second row, left to right: Kay Weaver, Dorothy Summers, Rose Lee Ikler. Third row: Betty Black, Joan Billingsley, Sallie Gribble, Maylee Falk, Sandra Rosen. ping pong Winner, right: Martha Hughes. Runner-Up, left: Jean Messersmith. volleyball Intramural Runners-Up Left to right: Joy Wideman, Pat Putty, Rose Lee Ikler, Becky Klinworth, Patsy Martin, Judy Foster. One Hundred Forty-nine SRS wwe Sis oe eee +4 ees Ann Robinson, Katherine Poole, Kay Colwick, Judy Beene, Dianne Captains Ann Beloate and Ann Robinson. Smith. PVUTOOTTTOTNTTTTTTOTTTTTTOTTOTOTTTTOTTTTTULT Um kyon aU Asam LOU UTUUCTUTU TUTTO TTT Left to right: Mr.. Akin, Prissy Hollis, Ann Robinson, Ann Hoopingarner, Beatrice Pollock, Judy Beene, Nancy Leeper, Donna Harris, Sue Settle, Katherine Poole, Jane Stotts, Kay Colwick, Ann Beloate, Diane Smith. Page One Hundred Fifty swimming Bottom row, left to right: Juanita Hill, Joyce Aubuchon, Sandra Ford, Dianne Smith, Kathrine Ma- loney, Janet Cronk. Second row: Kay Shilcutt, Anita Marion, Judy Rominger, Suzanne Alexander, Sallie Gribble, Dottie Comer, Catherine Conklin. Third row: Prissy Adams, Jan Schwartz, Marilyn Myrick, Mrs. Barr. intramural softball First row: Captain Sandra Rosen. Second row, left to right: Toni Baldwin, DeDe High, Lucy Harmon. Top row: Carole Rolnick, Anne Griffin, Rose Lee Ikler, Dottie Comer. One Hundred Fifty-one EE SS Re CRI e eee RS J. Reskr SANDY liked nothing better than to be drilled by his company commander in the hot sun. Page One Hundred Fifty-four reserve officers training corps A military organization develops character and prepares boys to be leaders as well as followers. The khaki uniforms of the cadets are a familiar sight in the halls on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays. On the first day of this period the cadets have parades and weekly inspection. The rest of the week they practice close-order drill or take in- structions on the many phases of the military. An example of the corps’ activities outside of school is the Armed Forces Day parade in which the cadets march. The cadets also usher at football games at the Cotton Bowl as well as those of Highland Park. The crack platoon and rifle team are open to those cadets who are skilled in drill coordination and marksmanship respectively, and the officers are eligible to become members of the Saber Club. In order to acquire a more complete military education, cadets a] from this and other high schools over the city attend Camp Dal- bea las each summer to be instructed while actually in the field. One Hundred Fifty-five Left to. right: Commandant of Cadets Floyd Hightower, Lieutenant Commander, U.S.N.R.; Assistant Commandant Newman Casey, Major Inf. T.S.G.R.C.; Band Director Harry Barton; SFC Dee W. Trimble; M. Sgt. Potraty. MMM ke) romeo nites tecem TMM) CHARLES OTSTOTT ROBERT BLACKWELL DAVID FEDSON BROOKS PATRICK Cadet Colonel Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Cadet Colonel Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Regimental Commander Regimental Commander Page One Hundred Fifty-six TOP ROW: Majors Don Janak, Ned Jarrett, Bob Marwill, Frank McLain, Vincent Nathan, Jerry Peterman, Hugh Rucker. SECOND ROW: Majors Tommy Soutter, Bud Toole, Captains Mickey Geron, Harwell Jones, Gene Matthews, Don Morsman, Paul Reynolds. THIRD ROW: Captains ‘George Rogers, Pete Roth, Bill Savage, Art Stone, Terry Storm, First Lieutenants Bill Crain, Buddy Dau. FOURTH ROW: First Lieutenants Len Layne, Steve Terry, Bill Wall- ingford, Jack Yarbrough, Second Lieutenants Don Adams, Jerry Beeler, Tommy Bywaters. FIFTH ROW: Second Lieutenants Jerry Caddell, Bob Campbell, Ben Cervin, Jim Cumbie, Frank Finks, Jack Haaker, Walter Hen- derson. SIXTH ROW: Second Lieutenants Bobby Hull, John Kindle, James Lake, Don Polan, David Ramsey, Rex Roberts, John Rogers. SEVENTH ROW: Second Lieutenants Norman Rogers, Jim Rowalt, John Sellin, Gary Utay, John White, Jim Willburn, Stewart Wood- ward. Not in picture: Second Lieutenant Mike York. One Hundred Fifty-seven FRONT ROW, left to right: B. Bicklin, F. Yarbrough, B. Hayes, A. Newman, D. Caplinger, J. Stuart. SECOND ROW: D. Boone, B. Frantz, D. Kravitz, K. Purvin, A. Vick, D. Willey. JOAN BILLINGSLEY Fall Queen Page One Hundred Fifty-eight rotc company a THIRD ROW: G. Yarbrough, K. Glaser, L. Wilkins, D. Marston, D. Ghiselin, W. Garber. FOURTH ROW: D. Saylor, B. Cervin, B. Harris, D. Webster, A. Hartwright, R. Roberts. FIFTH ROW: J. Kindle, D. Morsman, B. Toole, A. Stone, F. Finks. ANDY SMITH Spring Queen rotc company b ANN ROBINSON Fall Queen FRONT ROW, left to right: B. Black, C. Bendorf, 3. Gaines, R. Henshel, D. Sweeney. SECOND ROW: B. Taylor, J. Wynn, J. Franklin, G. Chamberlin, R. Marshall. SICILY STERLING Spring Queen Spring Regimental Queen THIRD ROW: J. Westbrook, R. Faust, K. Sherrill, G. Brown, T. Brice. FOURTH ROW: J. Yarbrough, T. Storm, B. Patrick, B. Hull, B. Wallingford. ae FRONT ROW, left to right: B. Jordan, D. Arnett, Redfearn, J. Strong, D. Duwe, J. Benjamin. D. Hall, M. FOURTH ROW: R. Smith, L. Goode, S. Davis, J. Horowitz, T. Mar- tin, L. Bowlby, H. Sarrafian. SECOND ROW: P. Gerdine, J. Stuart, D. Barton, H. Mullins, R. FIFTH ROW: P. Woosley, D. Ramsey, G. Utay, A. Nance, J. Handleman, P. Meinhart, P. Mood. Westsmith, S. Chamblee, M. Miller. THIRD ROW: W. 8Sarfield, F. Marshall, R. Cammak, J. Norman, SIXTH ROW: P. Roth, B. Van Triest, B. Crane, B. Dau, H. Jones, D. Holloman, T. Cullum, F. Mills. SUSAN SILBERBERGER Fall Queen Page One Hundred Sixty company c D. Janak, J. Rowallt. rotc ANN COLLINS Spring Queen rotc company d TISH HEARD BARBY BICKNELL Fall Queen Spring Queen FRONT ROW, left to right: R. Rendelman, M. York, W. Whilden, FOURTH ROW: F. Dick, T. Wunch, J. 83r , G. Hartness, M. D. Owen, A. Bond, T. Boone, J. Pliner, R. Rosen. Vaughn, R. White, G. Boss, A. Cason SECOND ROW: D. Sallinger, R. Henson, J. Askew, T Wallace, R. FIFTH ROW: J. Sellin, S. Terry, G. Rogers, B. Marwill, T. Bywaters. Hanson, B. Sterchi, 8. Swango, L. Poole. Not in picture: R. Blackwell, R. Curtis, H. Lynch, B. Reilly. THIRD ROW: D. Dickinson, D. Cheatum, D. Baskett, J. Bence, C. Swartz, B. Deal, B. Boren, T. Bacon. One Hundred Sixty-one FRONT ROW, left to right: R. Barthlow, P. Crabtree, J. Phillips, E. Taylor, M. Pingenot, J. Appleby, E. Knight. SECOND ROW: I. Grant, D. West, G. Cassells, L.. Sewell, M. York, R. Kroney, B. Browning. THIRD ROW: J. Wissner, 8. Leslie, D. Monaghen, G. Heffler, M. Greer, J. Hathaway, S. West. ROSEMARY MILLS Fall Queen Fall Regimental Queen Page One Hundred Sixty-two rotc company e FIFTH ROW: J. Rogers, F. Olsmith, D. Fedson, Adams, P. Reynolds. Not in picture: J. Caddell, J. Haaker, L. Layne, FOURTH ROW: J. Cumbie, P. Saxton, J. Rice, S$. Woodward, D. Alcock, B. Peters, B. Meredith. DIANNE DENTON Spring Queen J. Chambers, G. Mathews. ANN McFADDEN Fall Queen FRONT ROW, left to right: R. Robinson, J. Milnor, R. Durning, R. Reasor, H. Rucker, A. Burns, J. Hoyt, G. McMahon, D. Ostrander, D. Bunday, B. Rich, R. Wipf, F. McMahon, J. Lake, R. Taylor, J. Leach. SECOND ROW: E. Crumley, D. Polan, D. Hughes, A. McFarland, B. Davenport, S. Lord, W. Moore, G. Hampton, B. Moore, J. Mes- sersmith, E. DeLoach, G. Rice. rotc band MARY MARTHA GIBSON Spring Queen THIRD ROW: B. Cohen, J. Ray, J. Willbern, C. VanTassell, H. Stein, S. King, F. Carlion, G. Satterfield, V. Lallier, B. Campbell, J. Beeler, R. Cantrell, C. Stephens, B. Greer. FOURTH ROW: W. Huey, J. Binford, J. Griffin, W. Henderson, B. Edgecomb, R. Dickson, W. Kirk, D. Standlee, N. Read, V. Ver- mooten, B. Savage, M. Whitten, M. Bennett, G. Morseman. Not in picture: M. Geron, S. Vardell. peace ahi CONNELL RD ia naman as eae One Hundred Sixty-three Se | se oe : ee ak wee ; FRONT ROW, Left to right: F. Marshall, G. Brown, J. Chambers, J. THIRD ROW: T. Wynn, D. Hall, R. Smith, B. Harris, J. Stuart, J. Peterman, P. Roth, G. Hartness. Baskette, B. Browning. SECOND ROW: B. Cervin, B. Wallingford, D. Alcock, B. Black, B. Patrick, 8. Peters, Sgt. Trimble. rifle team UQQQQOVOQIQUTOONNNQTOONNQUOOOONQUUOONONEQQQOUO00TOTUOOTOOQOUOOOOUOOOUOQOUUOOOOOUUOONOQOUOOOOQUUOOOOOQOUOOOOUUOREOOGUOEOOOOOUOOOOOOUOOOSOUOOOOOUUUEONOUUUUNNNE grenadiers FRONT ROW, left to right: Sgt. Potraty, G. Mathews, N. Jarrett. THIRD ROW: P. Reynolds, D. Hall, C. Bendorf, J. Stuart, L. Bowlby, R. Roberts, J. Rogers. SECOND ROW: A. Stone, B. Cervin, D. West, L. Sewel, R. Hinshel, D. Ramsey, B. Hayes. FOURTH ROW: B. Black, F. Dick, T. Boone, G. Boss, D. Boone, a eo | 4 Z ro ae Robert Blackwell, Gene Matthews, Don Janak, Bob Marwill, Bud Toole, Frank McLain, and Little Casey look exhausted after a rough day at Camp Dallas. Colonel Otstott looks with pride on his staff, Robert Blackwell, Frank McLain, Vincent Nathan, Tommy Soutter, Len Layne, Gene Matthews, Jerry Caddell, Jack Haaker, Ned Jarrett, and Jerry Peterman. Mr. Monroe gives David Fedson a warm handshake in congratula- tions on receiving his colonel’s commission. The spring regimental staff of Don Janak, Bob Marwill, David Fedson, Brooks Patrick, Bud Toole, and Jerry Peterman make an impressive looking group at the regimental ball. rotc Rosemary Mills reigns in splendor over the regimental ball. Page One Hundred Sixty-five I = ae AV CVA we | a 7 a | °) oa «. 2 1m (a | im ia {aig E . P. Collins SANDY sold ads, so that the HIGHLANDER could be enjoyed by everyone. ADVERTISERS IN THE 1955 HIGHLANDER Alexander Service Station Anderson GB. mer, GOsue sara rotate ene Arthur A. Everts Co. Asel Art Supply Ashburn‘s Ice Cream Athletic House Band Box Bankston Hall Motors, Inc Beefn’ Bun Benard-Fain Carpets Ben Griffin Auto Co. Boeger Optical Co. Borris Studios Brain Washette Brooks Barber Shop Cabell’s Centex Construction Co. Chape Chapin Clark Variety Stores, Clayton Aiers Service Station Cochran Houseman Comini Studio Community Sewing Center Cotton Patch Curly’s Beauty Salon Dallas Power Light Co. Daniel Cleaning Co. ........ Delmann’s Dick Price Di Mare’s Barber Shop Doak Walker’s Doran Chevrolet, Inc. Draughon’s College Dr. Pepper Esquire Cleaners Evan’s Fabric House, Inc. Flippen Prather Flower-A-Day Shop Floyd L. Fowler, Jeweler .. Foremost-Tennessee Dairies Fred Bell Enterprises Fred. saaincae. nae Gable Electric Georgia Makoy Flowers Harry’s Hardware Held’s Knox Street Hardware Henry Goodman Insurance Highland Furniture Co. Highland Park State Bank Hillcrest Cleaners Hillcrest State Bank Hughes Drapery Shop Inwood Barber Shop Inwood Beauty Shop Inwood Camera Center Inwood Glidden Inwood Pharmacy Irby-Mayes Jimmy Graham Hairdressers Jimmy Gram Humble Service Station Johnson-Hooker Service Station Jones Glidden Paint Store Junior Miss Shop Kathryn Currin Page One Hundred Sixty-eight Laughead Photographers Leon’s Shoe Salon Linz Jewelists McGees McKenzie’s All American Gym Magicland Mary Etta Melton Book Co. Messina Brothers Miracle Mile Pharmacy Miracle Mile Stationaries Modern Sewing Shop Monarch Laundry Mrs. Northcutt’s Murray’s Stationery Neale’s Neville’s Jewelers Nina Carron Park Cities Motors Park Cities Radio Appl Parker Service Station Pauls Shoes Pemer’s Plaza Fabric Center Plaza Hobby Center Plaza Printery Practical Drawing Co. Preston Center Corset Shop Prestonette Preston Road Phcy. Radio Station KLIF Ray’s Shoe Store Renwar Oil Corporation Roach Paint Co. Rumly Air Conditioner Salih’s Barbecue Sharp, L. J. Hardware Sherwin Williams Co. Simon David Inc. Southwestern Balfour Co. Southwestern Engraving Co. Squire, The Man’s Shop Star Oil Co., Inc. Stein’s Cake Box Surburban Optical Co. Swenson’s Sylvester’s Dispensing Opticians Thomas Optical Co. Thompson’s Man Shop Tom S. Freeman Gulf Service Town North Music Tripple Town Office Supply Turning Cleaners University Pharmacy Van Winkle Motors Village Barbers Village Cadillac, Inc. Village Record Shop .. Westley S. Stewart Public Acct. Wilkinson Printing Co. Wilson Piano Co. ..... Woodall Humble Service Station Worthington’s 5 10 “lhauks a Wlliou for a Wouderful Year FREDS Known all over Dallas for Their famous Barbecue-Charcoal-Broiled Sandwiches and Fast Service Seven Convenient Locations Fred’s Super Drive In (Corner) Inwood Lemmon Fred’s Broiler 5711 Lovers Lane Fred’s Barbecue 7811 Inwood Rd. Fred’s Barbecue 31 Highland Park Village Fred’s Barbecue 2005 Abrams Rd. Fred’s Barbecue 328 Casa Linda Plaza Fred’s Barbecue 2226 Llewellyn (Wynnewood) One Hundred Sixty-nine 142 walnut hill village phone Dlxon 5242 OWN office supply co Greeting Cards - Distinctive Gift Wrapping Picture Framing - Gifts Monogramming - Stationery Typewriters - Sales Rental Zuatity fabrics 5330 Lovers Lane The finest fabrics are at McGee’s Complete pattern stock of Vogue McCall Simplicity ot, COURSES =: LA-7477 Snider Plaza NEALE’S Sub-Teens e Teens e Juniors e Exclusively 6149 Berkshire Lane e Dallas, Texas BALDWIN WILSON PIANO CO. PIANOS and ORGANS See Baldwin’s Spinet Organ 1207 Elm Street ST-2008 Established 1921 L. J. SHARP HARDWARE Our 33rd Anniversary Serving the Park Cities KITCHENWARE — APPLIANCES — LAWN AND GARDEN SUPPLIES 4224 Oak Lawn 5324 Lovers Lane Page One Hundred Seventy 2222 MAIN STREET Telephone PR-5141 Dallas NATIONALLY ADVERTISED SHOES Compliments of ‘“ w) SHOE | Leow d sion URLY’S Savings Up to 60% C 6114 Luther Lane Phone FO-8-5259 Beauty Salon “TO LOOK YOUR BEST” 6910 Snider Plaza LO-3854 TOM FREEMAN Gulf Service Preston and Northwest Highway Edith Snoots is learning her lines for Mr. Bowlby congratulates valedictorian Jane Griffin at the Mid-term Senior the January Senior Play, “State Day Assembly. Fair.” “t a tal One Hundred Seventy-one ASHBURN ICE CREAM 4427 Lovers Lane 3310 Knox 1907 Skillman Casa Linda Plaza GREETINGS! We are Proud to Back the “Scots” HIGHDAND PARK STATE BANK “Working Partners with Our Neighbors’ 58 Highland Park Village Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Phone FOrest 87369 ‘Miracle Mile Stationers 4506 Lovers Lane Gifts - Stationery - Costume Jewelry Girdles Hose Brassieres Lingerie Preston Center Corset Shop EM-0295 6143 Burkshire Lane P. G. CALAME Jeweler 15 Highland Park Shopping Village JU-2866 MOBILOIL MOBILGAS CLAYTON AYERS MAGNOLIA SERVICE One-Stop Service Phones: LA-5971 - LA-0104 Lemmon Avenue at Loma Alto WE FIT YOUR HAIR TO YOUR FACE DI MARE’S BARBER SHOP 5219-A Lovers Lane DI-0041 Dallas, Texas JIMMIE M. MESSINA MESSINA BROS. WESTERN TOGS Boots - Clothing - Accessories Shoe Repairing Phone LA-2812 4335 Lovers Lane DALLAS Page One Hundred Seventy-two ee After hard work sanding the bleachers these cold drinks Kemp Strother is trying to sacrifice Ann Brown to the faste pretty good. Scot Bonfire. THE PRESTONETTE Bendix Laundry Salih’s WET WASH FLUFF DRY 6138 Luther Lane Phone EM-3082 pee Finest In 4 u The Home of Family Baking Barbecue COMPLIMENTS OF 8309 WESTCHESTER PRESTON SQUARE Stein's Cake Box ee Dallas, Texas 6136 Luther Lane CONGRATULATIONS ‘Kathuyn Curtin Four Offices to Serve You REAL ESTATE—LOANS INSURANCE Main Office EMerson 2811 5964 NORTHWEST HIGHWAY One Hundred Seventy-three WITH THE MERCHANTS Highland Park Shopping Village (Preston Road at Mockingbird Lane) Free Parking for 600 Automobiles FLIPPEN-PRATHER STORES, INC. a Ay ANNUEAEAEOANEOUNDELENUOUAAAAELAUEOUU SUP UGUENOUEUEOUAALENEUEGUGNATENOUEOONGULEVONEOEOOLOLEQOUEOONOGENEOOOTEDNDOOEOEODOAAUAVOOUOOOAAVEVOGOVDOGUDEQOUUGOVEOUOUEVOUEUOAUODEVOOUOVUOEHOUEUOUEODOLOVOUEOEOTUUOTE Decidedly Better Laundry and Dry Cleaning Phone JU-6185 Regular Delivery Service to Park Cities Area, or Save with Cash and Carry. MONARCH LAUNDRY Preston Road at Highland Tom G. Leachman Park Shopping Village OWNER GEORGIA MAKOY Flowers PORTRAITS Phones: LA-1891 ‘ Bus. LO-3805 7019 Preston Road of Everlasting Beauty and Quality Ropar alone 66 HIGHLAND PARK VILLAGE BORRIS THOMAS OPTICAL CO. Ground Floor, Medical Arts Building PHOTOGRAPHY Phone LA-5178 DAN L. THOMAS D. MARTIN THOMAS Dallas, Texas Phones: RI-1066, RA-4493 Buddy Dan and Stewart Woodward study Robert’s Rules of Order at the Youth and Government Con- Roy Coffee pounds the gavel for attention at the Hi-Y Youth and Government Convention in Austin as fellow vention. Delegates look on. One Haidred Seventy-five The Student Body rises to its feet as the tri-captains lead in the football team. Compliments of BROOKS BARBER SHOP 3406 Rankin Phone LA-0188 Permanents That Satisfy—Hair Coloring Consultation Inwood Beauty Shop 7715 Inwood Dallas, Texas DIxon 1600 BILLIE MILLER in Hair Cutting, Shaping, Styling and Waving Specialists Floyd L. Fowler, Jeweler Certified Watchmaster-Watchmaker Registered Chronograph Technician Authorized Dealer Hamilton Longines Watches 6932 Snider Plaza Dial JU-5620 + we Francis Tims swoons while Johnny Applewhite croons to the Hi Lite members. PARK CITIES MOTORS 8215-A Preston Road COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE PAINT AND BODY WORKS Telephone FO8-7398, Dallas, Texas Cc. D. COLTHARP E. S. PATTERSON Held’s KNOX STREET HARDWARE “COURTEOUS SERVICE” FRED HELD, JR., Owner 3214 Knox Street Phone LAkeside 2219 “The COTTON PATCH DALLAS, TEXAS Phone LA-7218 3044 Oak Lawn CASUALTY HENRY GOODMAN INSURANCE 8542 Highland Park Shopping Village JU-9590 AUTOMOBILE Page One Hundred Seventy-six I ge ae TURNER’S Cleaners and Launderers 7024 Snider Plaza LA-5891 Res. JU-5131 Phone EM-4171 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 Modern Sewing Shop Dressmaking Supplies 185 WALNUT HILL VILLAGE EL-0754 ARTISTRY IN FLOWERS Distinctive in Arrangement Yet No Higher in Price FLOWER-A-DAY SHOP Phone LA-2103 Knox at Travis records radios players Village Record Shop five doors from village theatre TTT OT One Hundred Seventy-seven Compliments of Phone FO8-8293 DOAK WALKER SPORTS CENTER, Inc. Neville’s Jewelry - Gifts 84 Highland Park Shopping Village 4402 E. Lovers Lane Phone LAkeside 2697 Dallas 3, Texas Dallas 25 Tons Fabrics Notions COMMUNITY SEWING SHOPS 5532 W. Lovers Lane DI-6193 BEST WISHES Complmients of INWOOD GLIDDEN PAINT WALLPAPER STORE 5406 WEST LOVERS LANE Phone DI-8542 CTR OIL, CY, =m THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS Co. OF TEXAS Paints, Varnishes, Lacquers, Leads, Oils, Enamels, Brushes and Painters’ Specilaties 4200 OAK LAWN AVENUE LO-3858 David Fedson, Martha Hughes, Miss Thornell, Terry “What am I going to do now?” says Wayne Duncan. Bybee, and Miss James says “Adios” as they leave for a Student Council Convention. Page One Hundred Seventy-eight a A Every Kind of Insurance Protection FIRE WINDSTORM RAIN AVIATION CASUALTY BONDS AUTOMOBILES MARINE ACCIDENTS as tan thn fon in fon hon fn fan fin hn in hon in hon hin han an hon hn hn ann in nn han hn an hn han hn in nn nn hn in hn Our organization maintains an INSURANCE ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT, qualified to analyze your rates on any class of insurance. D. H. Houseman Don M. Houseman COCHRAN HOUSEMAN North Akard at Federal Street PHONE RAndolph 4566 B One Hundred Seventy-nine 5510 W. LOVERS LANE CHILDRENS SHOP—5412 W. Lovers Lane Phone DI-9785 Phone DI-0307 MRS NORTHCUTT’S SHOPS 4228 OAK LAWN AVE 364 CASA LINDA PLAZA Phone LA-1747 Phone FA-0910 C. W. NORTHCUTT, SR. CHAS. T. LANE CHARLES T. LANE COMPANY PHARMACY 5545 Inwood Plaza—Phone DI-7619 Prescription’s and Sick Room Supplies Registerd Pharmacist on Duty At all Times Prescriptions Called For and Delivered Promptly Anywhere in Dallas Children Welcome If You Have a Charge Account at MRS. NORTHCUTT’S SHOP’S You Have One With The CHARLES T. LANE COMPANY PHARMACY DANIEL CLEANING CO. — Fneda 9m SUPER DRIVE IN Corner Lemmon and Inwood Charcoal Broiled Hamburgers 6307 Hillcrest © Opposite SMU Dallas 5, Texas Page One Hundred Eighty ¥ ee Ee Hillbilly Johnny Milnor strums the Not all work but some play for the publication staffs at their annual old guitar singing the “Boll-Weevil.” picnic. BOERGER OPTICAL OMPA : C NY Jimmy and Graham PROFESSIONAL OPTICIANS Your RX for Glasses Accurately Filled Hairdressers Designers of Fine Eyewear Contact Lenses 6111 Berkshire Lane FO8-6497 Lobby—Medical Arts Building Phone RA-4420 — RA-8314 oe Ignition, Starter and Generator Service, Motor Tune-Up, Brake Relining and Adjusting HARRY’S HARDWARE Alexander’s Service Station In Preston Center WASHING - LUBRICATION 8307 WESTCHESTER PHONE EMaora TIRE RECAPPING - TIRES BATTERIES Phone LA-3544 7001 Preston Road Dallas, Texas VILLAGE BARBER SHOP NINA CARRON HIGHLAND PARK VILLAGE Fabrics of Fashion Dixon 9096 Mrs. Gordon Cox, Owner Phone JU-4911 5330 INWOOD PLAZA Dallas, Texas FABRIC HOUSE, INC. } () 8317 Westchester Dr. FO8-6073 im Preston Center FINE FABRICS FROM THE NATION’S LEADING MILLS AND AN EXTENSIVE COLLECTION OF PATTERNS AND ALL Jewelry and Photographic Supplies HMM One Hundred Eighty-one I | SUB-TEEN, TEEN; JUNIOR SIZES UCGUdS 150 Walnut Hill Village DI-7776—Open Thursday until 9:00 p.m. . CHAPE CHAPIN gifts and decorative things 5305 Preston Road 5404 w. lovers lane ® dallas Highland Park Village LO-5070 Colors—Colors SPRED SATIN ASEL ART SPRED GLOSS JAPALAC ENAMEL SUPPLY ENDURANCE HOUSE PAINT COLORIZER 1643 Pacific WALLPAPERS PRospect-5960 Jones Glidden Paint Store 6831 SNIDER PLAZA Phone LO-7447 “Dallas Most Complete Art Store” A ivan titties FS ver Billy Whitehead, famous baritone The Highlandaires and the Lads and Lassies present their annual Christmas at Hi-Park, leads a soag a? the Program. Hi-Y Frontier Dance. Page One Hundred Eighty-two ‘a | “a CTVUNTONNOTNUNTUNUUTOTTUDTOUTUUNUTOTIOUTUNONUULONOTUTUUTNUONOTUTUOTUUTOUNUUTUUITUNUOUOTVOIOTIUUNUTTOTOUOUNUTOTUOIUITUUU CUTOUT DULG UUDUULOCUU OCCU AVTTTTTTTTTTTVTVQNOTUTTTTTTTVTOTTTVQQUOUUUITTUUTTOTONNVOOVOUTUTUCTTOVVOTIVOTONOUUUUUUTCITUTOTOTTUVUUUVUUULULIULUUOUTCUVUUUUUULLIDLUOUTTOSUUUeLLUULLLULLUOUSUUUUUUUDLLULDLOOL I SeSUeeDOLLDLLLDDLUL Sve .eUDCLULOLL A ee eeUL OOOO Whether you are a young lady or gentleman Scot, you can be assured that your faithful pho- tographers THE LAUGHEADS will make your picture the most beautiful in Dallas. We Pick Up and Deliver Your Car S H GREEN STAMPS Aaghes WOODALL SERVICE STATION Dallas, Texas Y G. H. WOODALL Shope 6900 Snider Plaza LAkeside 9881 oA AAA ACC oC) feature Custom Furniture — Upholstery Fine Fabrics — by the yard } f | ll f | | y a Complete Work Room and a decorator at your service LADIES WEAR CEDAR SPRINGS SHOP LOVERS LANE SHOP 2201 Cedar Springs 4443 Lovers Lane PRospect 3743 (Miracle Mile) 6401 HILLCREST at McFARLIN JU-8507 lorena (CLAM B. V7 ( v i EEE SAUNUATAYEEAUADD EUUDEUUAUATAELALELAUECOGADUEUEOASUERESUSAUEUALELLAT EL EBA HOTEL One Hundred Eighty-three ALLe MILK IS eGOOD . .°. BUT be SURE to get the milk that has earned the .. . | GOOD HOUSEKEEPING SEAL S Guaranteed by ® Good Housekeeping Kor, «st S ApveaniseD THEE it's BETTER than Good! . + Its FOREMOST! foremost’ DAIRIES Page One Hundred Eighty-four Hi Park Scots wait anxiously for school to begin iis fall session. MOBILUBRICATION — BATTERY SERVICE PARKER SERVICE STATION Mockingbird Lane and Preston LA-9775 DALLAS Esquire Cleaners WALTER PHILLIPS, Owner 6613 Hillcrest Ave. Telephone LA-7071 Congratulations Scots Centex Construction Company 4606 GREENVILLE Dr. Wasson speaks to the Future Teachers’ Club. om Pemer’s LADIES’ APPAREL SHOP 4027 VILLANOVA EM-7121 6717 PRESTON JU-2045 MARGARET L. PEMER, Owner INWOOD BARBER SHOP 7715-A Inwood Rd. Ph. DI-0119 Dallas, Texas If your hair isn’t becoming to you, you should be coming to us. One Hundred Eighty-five YOUR FOOD STYLIST . World’s Most Beautiful Baskets of Fruit Made at SIMON DAVID EAT THE BEST Established 1889 LA-4121 Compliments of HILLCREST CLEANERS We Operate our Own Plant 7011 Hillcrest Ave. Pick-up and Delivery Service BEN H. JOHNSON—HAROLD C .HOOKER Owners JOHNSON AND HOOKER SERVICE Complete Automobile Service Lovers Lane and Preston Road Dallas, Texas Phone LA-3454 Phone LA-0234 If It’s Laughter You're After Visit MAGICLAND “Store of 1000 Wonders” TRICKS—NOVELTIES—PUZZLES—GAMES PARTY GOODS—MAGIC—THEATRICAL SUPPLIES 409 N. Ervay Street Opposite P. O. UNIVERSITY PHARMACY 6327 Hillcrest Avenue Prompt Free Delivery Three Registered Pharmacists Have Your Doctor Phone Your Prescription Here WESLEY G. STEWART “State Licensed Accountant” Accounting Service and Bookkeeping Supervision Audits - Systems Installed - Tax Service 6715 Preston Road LA-0451 Page One Hundred Eighty-six For Making the Grades in High AAS Always Use MASTERPIECE PAPER and TABLETS Their Wide Acceptance by Both Teachers and Students in Highland Park Schools Is Evidence of Thew Popularity! THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR QUALITY FOR SALE BY BETTER SCHOOL SUPPLY STORES EVERYWHERE Thompson’s Boys: EM-5609 EM-5069 Girls: eat Siig 6130-32 Berkshire Lane i ee Gee Sport Coats Skirts Sox PRESTON CENTER Shiri Storizes Swim Suits and Everything Hey, Stoogie, don’t you know that you won't fit in that window? Sophomore English classes try to speed up their reading techniques. One Hundred Eighty-seven The three witches stir a winning potion at a Scot pep-rally. Congratulations PARK CITIES RADIO APPLIANCE “To Better Serve Your Appliance Needs” 4421 Lovers Lane Phone LO-8516 “The Prescription House for the Eye Physician” SYLVESTER 'S Dispensing Opticians Phone RA-6968 3rd Floor Medical Arts Building Dallas Dh fo ee plays in front of the flag pole on Armistice Day. Brians WASHETTE LAUNDRY COMPLETE LAUNDRY SERVICE FLUFF DRY—WET WASH 8413 Preston Road EM-4302 4441 Lovers Lane Phone LAkeside 0613 “On the Miracle Mile” SQUIRE THE MAN’S SHOP Complete Line of MEN’S FURNISHINGS, SPORTSWEAR and SHOES Open Thursdays until 9 P. M. John J. Tomaino DALLAS AT THE FOUNTAIN ON SNIDER PLAZA Plaza Hobby Center HOBBIES — GAMES TOYS Educational and Fun Page One Hundred Eighty-eight ‘ WA NAY ‘ NI A Y Ki i Os ) I Ld a; yy Tie j fy) j eo oR as | aa A, : y) WY WN Wit 1 A yy Hi ; y i Y GI Ss fh “ff } 1, if y H YY Vij. il]: WM fi jy 7 Uff: ' | pile ; Vf if , é HEE || y GU , ff fj i | Yj i, f | ill! hf i; | Ny Yih Wy | 4 Whip 4 fin 4 ’ j ! | Yi, Uf, ') Bd y “Ut fy Hl j : li Hi “ yj Aff ff Uh Hf fi, Bl: Wye Wa VW My fi Hf ff j Vi i ‘ 7, Wy { if Ah He fi 5 { | Ue Wh y Uf Mh fii Li UAV NA ANY UV fii My § fT, ALE ANY Yf - } ff ff ‘ ,; iy j Yh of Yj f; Hf, if ff Weis MY ty TULLANEAL ANA AeA . f Wil) aii Yes, yours to enjoy... Wit YY ! Ns to make the most of. WY) WH LN Mr You'll find me, Reddy Kilowatt, YH nw hi , your friendly electric servant, always | on hand to help you wherever you are. Remember ... someday you'll have a home of your own... for better living be sure it’s electric! Good luck for now... you deserve the best of it. Plaza Printery O. O. WEILBY, Proprietor 6916 SNIDER PLAZA TELEPHONE JU-4435 FINE PRINTING OFFICE SUPPLIES GREETING CARDS Visit Our Fountain Worthinegton’s 5c to $1.00 and Complete Drug Store a For all Home and School Needs Prescription Service PRESTON ROAD PHARMACY | THE BAND BOX —GIFTS Crystal - China - Pottery - Stationery JU-9993 Phone LA-9991 HIGHLAND PARK SHOPPING VILLAGE, Dallas, Texas 6901 Preston Road S————— D. A. WILKES J. P. GOODWIN RAY’S SHOES Shoes for the Family) Owners and Operators Phone DI-6637 S50etldversi tne Inwood Village .. . Two Doors East of the Inwood Theater Roy Coffee, Gretta Thomas, Peggy Parker, Barby Bicknell, and Mike Burk- Howard Compton makes a speech on art enjoy a hearty meal after a session at the THSPA Convention yearbook organization at the THSPA Convention in Denton. Page One Becined Ninety Best Wishes Senior Class of 1955 Compliments of Melton Book Co. Dallas, Texas C. B. Anderson ¢ Co. COMPLIMENTS OF FURNITURE YOUR FRIENDS AT THE Inwood Village DI-9737 5334 Lovers Lane PLAZA FABRIC : CENTER Gee nu Guu Beef n’ Bun No. |} 4500 Lovers Lane FO8-9198 6829 SNIDER PLAZA Beef n’ Bun No. 2 JU-0930 167 Walnut Hill DI-0124 ms.) J, One Ilundred Ninety-one DER VAR D-FAT feets 4444 LOVERS LANE FO8-6316 CLARK VARIETY STORE 5508 W. Lovers Lane Inwood Shopping Village “The Highlanders Know Their Favorite Gift and Variety Store. Expect the Best’’ The officers of the National Honor Society look Solemn faces but happy in heart as these Scots are initiated on as the new members take vows of initiation. into the National Honor Society. Page One Hundred Ninety-two FACTORY AUTHORIZED — SALES — SERVICE — PARTS SS. , ILLAGE INC. $460 PRESTON ROAD DALLAS, TEXAS At Your Doorstep in North Dallas DALLAS, TEXAS LO-8505 JIMMY GREEN‘S HUMBLE SERVICE 4401 Lovers Lane Armstrong PHONE JUstin 2446 CAMERAS AND A COMPLETE LINE OF PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES INWOOD CAMERA CENTER 5322 Lovers Lane DI-6925 Dallas 97 Texas CONGRATULATIONS SUBURBAN OPTICAL COMPANY Rei necuranewshomerct OUR NEIGHBOR. HE HAS SO MANY THINGS ON HIS ELECT 4307 Oak Lawn OUTLETS THERE'S NO PLUG LEFT FOR HIS RADIO,” JU-8101 Rollie Jones |GABLE ELECTRICAL SERVICE One Hundred Ninety-three L.ONZA Bale, IF—you work for a man, in heaven’s name work for him; speak well of him and stand by the institution he represents. REMEMBER—an ounce of loyalty is worth a pound of cleverness. IF—you must growl, condemn, and eternally find fault, why— resign your position and when you are on the outside, damn to your heart’s content, but as long as you are a part of the institution, do not condemn it, if you do, the first high wind that comes along will blow you away and probably you will never know why. Elbert Hubbard Compliments Dich Price Dallas Page One Hundred Ninety-four Art Club members drop their brushes and Linda Hendrick and Loraine McMurray, the two Art Club Musketeers, take to the slides. fight it out. Best Wishes To The Scois “Everything for Sports” eee F ATHLETIC HOUSE EFURNITUR Inwood Plaza Traditional —— Modern Furniture and Accessories us. Keds. Nee devartenetaritomn Nani! Complete Decorating Service The Shos of Champions Convenient Budget Terms In our modern plant we manufacture a complete line of high grade painting materials. 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