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

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OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Students raise spirits of Scot supporters by releasing balloons prior to a var- sity football game. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM LEFT: Dan McElroy goes into a state of shock when announced Friendliest Senior Boy at the Hi Know You dance, while smiling FriendIiest Senior Girl Mel- issa Ogden looks on. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM BIGHT: Seniors Russ Hardin, Janie Seay, and Jennifer Jericho hitch a ride with Gordon Trailmaster Potts down to Aus- tin. RIGHT: New recruits hope to get approval from Colonel Hill on their posture and stance. BELOW RIGHT: Freshmen just can't wait to have their llrst class picture taken for the Highlander. BELOW: Young Life President Carl Ede talks some serious business at a club meeting. Q..- Dance, picnic, early-bird breakfast Begin busy school year for students 16 0 September School Days and September Song merged into a medley of fall activities as Scots returned to the classroom after the Labor Day holiday, The Spirit Committee held an early morning breakfast to get students wide awake for the first pep rally. On the same day, eight students received the honor o friendliest in their classes at the Hi Knox You dance. Tricia McGregor, working from a few clues, correctly identified Rusty Combes as the phantom person. For the first time, the ROTC included girls in its program. Under the supervisio of Colonel Joe Hill, 27 girls began to lear drill techniques, the workings ofa rifle, and mechanics ofthe army. The new

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li' TOP: Buster Cooper leads his troop ol terrifically tal- ented tapsters, seniors Melissa Ogden, Anne Ken- dall Cleaver, Diane Thompson, and Sally Larson. ABOVE: Senior Diane Thompson wishes she could be more than a music stand for her idol Ms. Roberta Hankinson, at the Hi-Lite picnic, LEFT: Welcoming HP students greet AFS exchange student Solange Simoes upon her arrival in Dallas. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Francis Fisher, Thom Ward, Anne Kendall Cleaver, Anne Winkler, and Mary Ann Daniel listen to Jesus, Fteid Nutting, during a por- tion ol their production of Godspell. OPPOSITE PAGE LEFT: Senior Brannin Prideaux glides his way through a summer of sports. OPPOSITE PAGE RIGHT: Senior Robert Hurst looks as conlused as the freshman he is trying to initiate during August. Summer 0 15

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Z I Z' l 'L girls' track and field team, with the help of Mrs. Sally Fowler, planned to participate in many track events, beginning with cross-country competition. Car and bus loads of Scot supporters traveled south to Austin tor a football game with the Austin High lvlaroons. The trip served a dual purpose, for many sen- iors took advantage ot the opportunity to visit the University of Texas campus with an eye toward possible enrollment there in the not so distant future. The annual Lads and Lassies picnic and dance held at Winfrey Point on White Rock Lake with the theme of The Way We Weren't allowed choir members to dress up as their favorite childhood idols. QF, ,, ,S 5651 ' is ! v -1 ' Q C1 3 A Xl ' T, Phu. - . Q I ,f fill' Wilt 'Zak Y Ad September 0 17