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

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Scots hold jobs During summer To earn money Countdown for summer fun began with the end of school on May 30. While Carl Ede, Gaye.Holden, Rod Pir- tle, Mike Van Amburgh, and Thom Ward acted as lifeguards at area pools, Cindy Barker, Frances Fisher, and Mary French guarded lives by assisting in doctor's offices during the vacation. Among those visiting different corners ofthe earth this summer were Sharon Anderson, Nancy Coker, and Sally Lar- son with destinations of Hawaii, Canada, and Ftussia. Traveling closer to home were numerous Scots who worked at camps. Arrowhead, Longhorn, Friday Mountain, and Merrywood camps included Scots on their rosters along with Pine Cove and Y-Camp. Dramatically and vocally inclined Scots combined forces to produce two different versions of the musical Godspell. Highland Park Presbyterian church pres- ented the Broadway version free to the public for two nights in July, while mem- bers ofthe United Methodist church took their in concert production on tour throughout five states. Energetic Scots donated their time vol- untarily at local hospitals and day camps, with one group from Highland Park Meth- odist church going to the Appalachian Mountains as work team members. While many Scots watched movies at local cinemas, Rachel Collins, Vanessa Hargiss, Anne Hodges, and Keith Ken- drick supported the arts by selling tickets, drinks, and munchies for the audiences. t - ,Q i -LA tw 4, X 7 14 0 Summer ' f s 't 'vi' 5, 'W