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

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FRONT ROW: C. Meeker, K. Crumley, Bob Mayes, J. Tecan, B. Gannon, B. Kramer, W. Turner, R. Celawall! M. Sorrells, Mendenhall, J. Bourland. SECOND ROW: B. Blaylock, L. Gilbert, R. Haroz, H. Erickson, B. Lacy, V. Edwards, G. Denton, J. West, J. Sides, R. Rutledge, A. Small, R. Cole, M. Word, H. Shuford. THIRD ROW: T. Newsome, D. McCann, J. Kemendo, Butch Mayes, M. Henderson, R. Miller, J. Hudnall, J. Carmichael, J. Patterson, B. Doherty, M. Hudnall, L. Anderson, D. Frank- lin, T. Thornton, P. Kennedy, B. Boyer, K. Johnson, D. Thomas, B. Harris, B. Urquhart, Coach Ralph Binnion. FOURTH ROW: M. Turner, J. Allday, M. McConkey, K. Waldrop, B. Bedell, D. Duwe, B. Miller, T. Stewart, D. Bowyer, B. Hatcher, J. Schoch, D. Farr, C. Newbury, T. Abbott, J. Foster, A. Myers. NOT PICTURED: C. Brooks, M. Bumstead, S. Burford, J. Colwick, J. Fox, M. Fussell, K. Goldman, L. Hodges, D. Houghton, D. Howells, A. Hundley, J. Jones, B. Kerr, P. Klindworth, J. Lacy, S. Leake, B. Levy, F. Malone, J. Prichard, C. Sanford. ‘“H’”’ Association Numbers 80 BASEBALL Jack Allday Larry Anderson Bob Bedell John Bourland Bobby Boyer Ronnie Caldwell Jimmy Carmichael George Denton Ben Doherty Dave Duwe Van Edwards Hank Erickson David Franklin Mike Fussell Billy Gannon Jack Allday Bob Bedell Bill Blaylock Carey Brooks Sammy Burford Dave Duwe David Fair Jeff Foster FOOTBALL Lee Gilbert Buddy Harris Drue Houghton David Howells Mickey Hudnall Kent Johnson Jim Jones J ohnny Kemendo Paul Kennedy Bill Kramer Don McCann Mike McConkey Bobby Mayes Butch Mayes Charles Meeker Bill Miller BASKETBALL Richard Haroz Jimmy Hudnall Ben Kerr Pete Klindworth Bill Lacy SWIMMING Lee Gilbert Bob Hatcher Leon Hodges Tom Newsome John Patterson Jim Prichard Red Rutledge Harry Shuford Jerry Sides Andy Small Mike Sorrells John Tatum Danny Thomas Tommy Thornton Winkie Turner Brad Urquhart Ken Waldrop John West Mike Word Johnny Lacy Barry Levy Tommy Thornton Mack Turner Sam Leake Allen Myers John Schoch Jack Allday Mike Bumstead Dave Duwe Billy Gannon Drue Houghton Kent Johnson Tommy Abbott John Colwick Bob Bedell Denis Bowyer Jimmy Fox Allen Hundley Ronny Cole Ken Crumley Johnny Kemendo Bill Lacy Johnny Lacy Stanley Mendenhall Tommy Stewart GOLF Kenny Goldman Frank Malone TRACK Curt Newbury Curt Sanford Jerry Sides Ken Waldrop TENNIS Mike Henderson Ronny Miller

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98 Six Scots Promote Spirit Months of hard work mastering old yells and learning new ones, weekly meetings to plan pep rallies, and constant efforts to keep Scot spirit be- hind all the school sports made up a busy schedule for this year’s cheerleaders. The six Scot representatives went from hard summer practice and a cheerleading workshop to the excitement of the state semi-finals, pep assem- blies, bonfires, and after-school rallies during the football season. In rapid succession came the bas- ketball and baseball seasons, which completed the cheerleaders’ year. Hold that pose! Cheerleaders demonstrate their athletic abilities. STANDING: Sponsor Mrs. Manson, Sam Leake, Mascot Pe Wood, Liebe Mayo, Sponsor Miss Murchison. SEATED: Tony Bicknell, Jere Ford, Ellen Elkins, Jay Wood.

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100 FRONT ROW: Butch Mayes, M. McConkey, D. Duwe, B. Bedell, M. DeWitt, D. Houghton. SECOND ROW: Coach Red Rutledge, Manager J. Jones, B. Kramer, J. Tatum, J. Allday, L. Gilbert, R. Caldwell, J. Kemendo, Coach Ernie Kennedy, Coach Elvin Kayes. THIRD ROW: Manager V. Edwards, Coach Cotton Franklin, B. Gannon, W. Turner, H. Shuford, J. Patterson, J. Prichard, B. Miller, K. Waldrop, M. Sorrells, B. Urquhart, Manager T. Newsome, Coach Tugboat Jones. FOURTH ROW: L. Anderson, K. Johnson, B. Boyer, J. Sides, J. West, A. Small, B. Doherty, D. McCann, M. Hudnall. FIFTH ROW: G. Denton, D. Thomas, Bobby Mayes, R. Rutledge, H. Erickson, D. Franklin, M. Fussell, T. Thornton. SIXTH ROW: J. Bourland, P. Kennedy, M. Word, B. Harris, J. Carmichael, D. Howells. Scots Slam to Semi-Finals 1958 SEASON RECORD “We may be a little bit inexperienced now, but we're going to have a good football team this year,” Coach Tugboat Jones forecast on the eve of Hi Highland Park... 6 Thomas Jefferson 12 Park’s season opener. The statement proved true Highland Park... Oa” Texprkana) q.cecoee 0 as the Scots slashed their way into the state semi- Highland Park... AD AUSTEN SS dees tee eee 6 finals, losing their bid for a repeat state champion- Highland Park... 22 Arlington Heights .. 0 ship to Wichita Falls. Highland Park. 40.2 Pa schal. 3oiatce es whe 0 Outscored, but not outplayed, the inexperienced Highland Park.2... 20 Corpus Christi Miller .. 6 Blue-and-Gold lost their opening game to neighbor Highland Park. 04 Penton eee ee 0 Thomas Jefferson, 12-6. But this was all the ex- Highland Park 38, ¢ Boberman: fe tese eee 0 perience the Scots needed, as they bounced back Highland Park. 49% -S Denison jae lege 6 the next week, outclassing the Texarkana Tigers, Highland Park... 24. Garland cee ee 12 32-0. Highland Park... 46; Texarkana can) Geen 20 Mud, Ken Waldrop’s running, and more Scot Highland Park. 21 Carter-Riverside 9... 0 scoring highlighted the Lufkin game, in which the Highland Park... 14 Wichita Falls :22 Scots tolled a 47-6 fee from the East Texas Panthers.