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

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Summer Produces Sun-Tanned Scots “Big seniors’ Kenny Newberry, Corky Barton, and David Bywaters put the lowly sophomores to work. Carefree days in sweltering heat—that was summer. Scots were the usual sight at many of the nearby lakes and swimming pools as they strove to beat that typically Texas heat. However, the daily, dreaded alarm announcing another morning of summer school made “carefree days’ few and far between for some. As the brilliant idea of taking government in the leisure time of summer be- came reality, it suddenly seemed to lose much of its appeal. For those not enrolled in summer school, planning orientation and pep rally skits, attending football run- ning camp, and selling ads for the Bagpipe and the Highlander filled many a summer day as industrious Scots made ready for the coming school year. Adding to the bewilderment of the sophomores at orien- tation are Susie Germany and Mike McBirney with their own version of the “H’’ Association.