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

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Vacations, jobs attract students as days fly by Hands clasped in space marked the unification of space exploration between the United States and Rus- sia this summer, and four HP students traveled to Cape Kennedy Space Center to witness the launch of the Apollo rocket. These students were Allison Autry, Charlotte, Sharon, and Llora Thompson. Mexico was the destination of sen- iors Mary Moyer, julie O'Connell, and Sarah Hosford. Mary spent a week in Puerto Vallarta, and lulie went to Acapulco for a week. Sarah attended classes for two months with a group ot students in a Spanish workshop tor high school students in Cuanaiuato limily Price acted as a governess for an American family in Europe for a month and spent a second month in Europe on a tour with other high school-age students. Singing their way through japan and Hawaii with the First Baptist Church were Mara Bolo, Nancy Dupree, and Lori Tucker. Staying within the hounds of the United States but not the continent, Beth and Randy lohnson took oft for Hawaii. Kathy Little sought peace and quiet on an island off the coast of Maine. Interesting places found different students working during the summer. Seniors Laurie Felvey and Lucy Thrash worked at a novelty shop while Katie Stocks worked at a department store. A coin-operated laundry washed away juniors Debbie Kirby and Susanna Shytles, while loan Hodges practiced toothy smiles at a dentist's office The night before school started, Big Sisters welcomed their Little Sis- ters to High School at the annual Hia Lite picnic. HieLite officers danced and sang, and the varsity cheerlead- ers showed the new cheers learned at SMU cheerleading school. i4 0 Summer

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