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

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Anne Latham, Barbara Anglim, Marsha Meffert, and Peggy Goetz present The Pink Panther at the water show. HP Swimming Teams Present 'Rainbow on Water, As the second six weeks came to a halt, Scots, sharing apprehension with thousands of quivering turkeys, waited for the ax to fall. However, the nearness of report card day did not dampen the Thanksgiving holiday spirit. Accompanying the colorful autumn days were a myriad of school activities. Christian Dynamics for Young People was the theme of this year's Religious Emphasis Week. Scots heard speeches from Dr. E. C. Rowand, Dr. Tom Shipp, and Dr. Herbert Howard. To cli- max the week the Lads and Lassies Choir pre- sented their first assembly under new director Mr. Don Timberlake. Sports events moved at a swift pace in No- vember. lmmediately following the last foot- ball game, basketball season began. The track team held morning practices, and the boys' and girls' swimming teams jointly presented Rainbow on Water. Lads and Lassies present their religious assembly as a part of Religious Emphasis Week in November. 1 'fi .1 s ir. A ...M S A ff' fcw X .Sgr r sllsll , :fx . V 4 . .. . s . i'i y '. 1 ll. A l. -L y V,j,,5qg,,,:i'fpWr, my , 5 -.s' JI. . - . g zy l. CL if fe - - - ...- .-.' 1 5 1 ,rrp , - .V , . , f . -s, s

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'fi 1 'ut nv Q, x Lynn Talkington, Diane Sewell, and Lila Grafton become involved in the rush of Christmas wrapping. Miss Combs and Mr. Jeffers chat at Mr. Bowlby's Christ- mas party given for the faculty. Festive Parties, Dances Finding only unseasonably Warm tempera- tures on the home scene, many active Scots with a taste for snow and ice ventured out during Christmas holidays to try their skills at skiing in Colorado or New Mexico. They ignored ominous Warnings of broken bones, chills and fever, to swarm the mountain slopes. The atmosphere of the slopes was brought to H. P. at the Hi-Lite Swiss ski party. Reigning over the student council Santa-A-Go-Go dance was Santa Shan Martin, aided by a troupe of Christmas elves. The band dance's theme, Kaleidoscope Christmas Was carried out in decorations such as a disc of colored lights and glistening Christmas trees. The holiday season took on a deeper mean- ing as the Lads and Lassies, Highlandaires, and orchestra presented their annual Christmas program. Anthems such as And the Glory and the Hallelujah Chorus from Handel's Messiah carried their message of the true Christmas spirit to Scots and their parents.