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

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,L- DOUG GARNER ADDS 'ro ihe sludenfs' spiril and lhe foolball Teams morale wifh voice and flag. 24 0 November AS TED RUSSELL prepares lo go fly a lcife, he ala lows his feelings 'foward lhe opponenls al a High' land Park baslcefball game To surface as a peeved and disgusled look. WHILE PLAYING IN decorafing maferial, Lise Smifh, Lynn Razzefo and Peggy Sears ex:hange hopes for a successful Homecoming Dance and dis- cuss The possible choices for lhe l97O queen. Wiki? Nils' QR L -s vs Q. I ssc isssi if I 3 f 2 ff1E.f'i 'nj -, hx was 21:51 - AFTER A TALK by Mrs. Goodwin af a Wednesday morning Spanish Club meefing, members Diane Willcin and David Davies srop and inspecl goods broughf from Panama.

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DYRDAL SWINGS her parTner JeTT Murray ROBIN REES-JONES and KaThe Young lisTen inTenTly as STaTe Lawrence, a sTudenT Trorn ST. Marks, relaTes square dancing aT an L 81 L rehearsal. his experiences in Thailand To Treshmen and sophomores. r 1,1,- Q . l Q JOHN HELM WINS D. D. Wigley wiTh a ValenTine carnaTion sold by AFS member Tricia Threadgill. 2 i x E AFS Chairmen Sell Carnations, Welcome Kari Kari Dyrdal, The American Field Ser- vice exchange sTudenT, broughT a Norwe- gian Tlavor To Highland Park. Kari made many new Triends wiTh The help oT her American sisTer, D. D. Wigley and The AFS CommiTTee. ParTicipaTion in many exTracurricular acTiviTies enabled Kari To become accusTomed To l-lp. She even audiTioned Tor Lads and Lassies by singing Silver Bells. KaThe Young spenT a rewarding sum- mer in The Philippines on The AFS summer program. AT The reguesT OT The Filipino Tamily. KaThe wore culoTTes and a shirT when swimming To proTecT her Tair skin. To raise The money needed To sponsor Kari and KaThe, The chairmen oT The AFS CommiTTee, Robin Rees-Jones, Nancy Dillard, and KaThe Young headed The campaign To sell ChrisTmas decoraTions and carnaTions Tor ValenTine's Day. Chosen on The basis oT inTelligence and adapTabiliTy, Jane C5arreTT and Sawnie McEnTire were l97l candidaTes Tor The AFS summer program. A.F.S. 0 23

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at T ' '53, AS JOHN TRIPLETT hesitantly allows Francis Smylie to view his report card, Sue Stone is surprised by its contents as she catches a passing glimpse. omeeoming Increases Football Excitement With help trom a lucky coin toss, the Hi Park tootball team represented the district in the playotts although the team tied with Garland and R. L. Turner tor the 8-AAAA title. The Highlander Band at halttime enter- tained at tootball games and received two tirst division ratings in the University lnterscholastic League and Hurst Invita- tional marching contest tor the second consecutive year. Doug Garner began a new tradition at HPHS this year by designing and making a yellow, blue, and white eight-by-twelve toot tlag bearing the words HP Scots. At tootball games trom the side lines, Doug waved this Hi Park symbol to add to the spirit. Peggy Sears received the Miss Teenage Dallas title November I, and on November 2 Student Council President Dan Yoder announced Hi Park's own queen, Homecoming Queen Ann lvleador. The other nominees included Patty Pierce, Diane Hinckley, Kathy Fitzhugh, Anne Herndon, and Lynn Cory. Another outstanding student, Elizabeth Gray, selected as one ot 23 students trom Texas, received the l97O National Coun- cil ot Teachers ot English Award. Atter tive weeks ot daily rehearsals with the cast, Shannon Woolley and John Davis acted lead roles in this year's senior play, Lite With Father, pertormed on No- vember l9 and 20. November 0 25