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

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Jennie Nutt regally reigns over the Fall Regimental Ball as she is crowned by Cadet Colonel Bob West. Dances, Homecoming, Thanksgiving: AFS exchange student Christiane von Dach finds herself se a That glorious, stuffed feeling of Thanksgiving brought November toward its close. The calendar showed a busy month for social events and football games. ae Football brought afternoon pep rallies and a twelve- foot scroll signed by faithful Scot supporters. Numerous dances put social activities into full swing. Hi-Lites Barn Dance, the Homecoming Dance, and the ROTC Regimen- tal Ball all contributed to make November a month of fun-filled weekends.

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“Don’t tell me we're broke!” exclaims perturbed Ann Teel to Steve Chambers, as Patty Stephens looks on, uninterested, at senior play rehearsal. “One more dart and I would have won that teddy bear!” grimaces Ellen Gay to attentive Norma Friou. Scots Go “All Out’’ for Rallies “Allah . .. allah ... praise the great Scot spirit . . .,”’ chants this Scot harem at the Paschal pep Lil i

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