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

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TORN LIGAMENTS FORCE HP tri-captain, Johnny Koons, to the sideline during the Arlington game. SCOT FOOTBALL PLAYER Hunter Brown collapses after a sun- rise breakfast for A-team members. Scots Attend Breakfast, Sustain Injuries CONCENTRATING ON HER lines, Doyle Ann Sears rehearses for Senior play with Tom Prejean. OCTOBER rie Sey ag Sr ae ee Sherman Football Game yh Re ae Pensa ee ne eon .. Fair Holiday Ub Meet Se 8 ake ee ae Arlington Football Game End of First Six-Weeks UA IRS i ie SA PE ae ea AFS Week Wee See oe ade area Reports Cards Issued LG Pe se fe leks Ate ....... Garland Football Game PA eae Sis POE erode Goals For Dallas Assembly Phen Wa ae ara austen, Mesquite Football Game 23

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ASPIRING ARTIST TREVOR Rees-Jones uses ferocious tiger Tommy Obenchain as model for his Halloween pumpkin.

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24 EACH SUPPORTING HIS choice of candidate, Scots Diane Cory, Libby Edwards, Webb Spradley, Mary Ann Bearden, Ellen Hunt, and Julie Halley glue themselves to the television in hopes that their man wili win. National Political Scene Interests Scots Bumper stickers, political buttons, and debates in classes and school clubs were evidence of stu- dent interest in the November national elections. On election eve, Scots active in youth political clubs distributed bulletins reminding party mem- bers to vote the next day. Many students gathered before television sets on the night of November 5 to view the latest returns. Sponsored by Hi-Lites, the annual Religious Em- phasis Week stressed the relevance of religion to daily life. Three Dallas clergymen, two of whom had seniors attending Highland Park, addressed Scots in assemblies. To conclude the week, the Lads and Lassies choir presented a program of church music written in various musical periods, from the Renaissance to modern times. Two performances by the music department pre- ceded the Thanksgiving holidays. In their Pops As- sembly, the orchestra included selections from Camelot and Carousel, the 1968 and 1969 HP musi- cals. Creating the proper holiday mood with a stage setting of a harvest moon and a scarecrow amid bales of hay, the Highlandaires gave their annual Thanksgiving program. At the University Interscholastic League March- ing Contest in Mesquite, the Highlander Band re- ceived a rating of second division in competition against many marching bands.