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

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Through SBTVICE We Contrlbute Our Ideas WE ENLARGE OUR SCOPE OF LIFE BY . . .gaining happiness by giving it to others. . . . discovering where vve will make the most effective contribution to our fellow men. . . . not only observing the world without us but searching for the truth within us. W 1' if , .' i ,K L . Z' lf., ,A fx V 2 Cla K kiwi fl! i X 4 its di l,c' , 5 , 'i I .L f F I , .35 ,fw,i-tiff l it W tif VJ' 1 , 4 LJ F Bi :wl 'i B! A, ffifjbzg I- ! Hula I U L L, s J: Wi If if pf 15 I 'A 1 A Wx: V V 'Wai x ' ff f' 1 i 1- ' ' , 2 ' x 1,8 P I rf I. O ix' I iff? rd IJ Y ,. 1 F , W A Q1 M ii, U LA L' V VIL Q I YB - . ,, 2 5,2111 ILL HA Ja lm U 9 , 3 . , I., wk L V, I1 e Y vqjlz fx A - A V- I7 L . bc. It L7 C Miki p I U. M V I I te' I E S vb i 45 l QL 'ITD , Y 'cl '5 , f . ll I L, ,L ra' I- 4 , 7 'ff L, XC Lu Af M L Xbx ', 1 y ' U I I f' was' J- ' ' VJ K ff' ! ,fi i if E wr' tfw I L L IL- xpwfx ff L Y if to R 'X X U I 5, C2 le J fi df, ff XXII r 5 wr h I 'f iX ,ce ' . Wi ii I llfi 'jf 5 4 W? B , b 54 I, - i A L Zfift, lr Q :W f 1- 'f ' Q all V ' If I L- ' Jw fb LMA QV. ,IPD JI LAL l L ,LX f X' W MMM ' I. I 0' ,I ' ,' K , .,i..f 24 Q at 4 . A 1 Lex fx 1:6 Jrfb ,L it Vw I i'iWfx'p ' 2 P : ff E f tu if V5 , U A 4 I H i I f lu I .L i V 1' Ll u I L to it OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Hot summer weather gives this dog an opportunity to practice his paddle in the cool water, OPPOSITE PAGE LEFT: With the use of facial expressions, Virginia Griffin and Sandra Ball get into the character of their puppets as they per- form original plays in Spanish. OPPOSITE PAGE RIGHT: Infrared film lends an autumnal hue to Turtle Creek. LEFT: Preparing for orientation assemblies, Hovv- ard Etheridge makes adiustments on rows of multiecolored stage lights. Introduction 0 9

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BELOW: john O'Connor views rustling up an ad at the Varsity Shop as his next objective. RIGHT: 97-year-old judge T. Whitfield Davidson relates his Childhood experiences to Hi-Lites as president Kim Farrell listens. , BOTTOM: Paul Rohlfs Cracks down on a high note while harmonizing with Evanne Browne, Francey Russell, and Mike Clarke. f TO 0 Introduction