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Ho . . . ho . . . ho : Santa Clauses Joey French and Clay Estes ride through the Park Cit- ies spreading Christmas cheer. Heavenly bodios?: Kathryn Kaufman and Susan Cleaver pedorm The Littlest AngeI at Old City Park. That's what I want : Mrs. Claus CSusie Myersj moans to Santa Claus CKathy Webby during the DECA style show. December 0 29
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Hail, Scots: University Park Mayor Roy Coffee trade reindeer for army jeep Getting in the Christmas spirit, Mrs. Linda Raya's advanced drama classes performed original Christmas plays at Old City Park and at children's homes. Visitors took a candlelight tour of the park before congregating in the old school house to watch the plays. All of the choirs participated in caroling to the homes of invalids, neighbors, and friends. After the Scots' loss to the Plano Wildcats in the quarterfinals' playoff game on December 2, students antici- pated the upcoming Christmas holi- days. Highland Park hosted a speech tournament December 2 and 3, with 17 schools attending, and a vocational seminar for seniors December 6 which featured short talks by successful area businessmen. Following the success of the football team, the basketball team began a winning season by staying undefeated in their first 11 games. Highland Park placed third in the annual Austin tour- nament and reached the quarterfinals at the Dr. Pepper tournament during the Christmas holidays. During advisory period former Dal- las Cowboy Craig Banham spoke at the Religious Emphasis Week assem- bly. For another advisory period assembly, Distributive Education stu- dents produced a style show to raise money for the Easter Seals campaign. Seniors elected president Parker Rush, vice-president Robby Teel, sec- retary Jean Beck, and treasurer Rich- ard Neely as their class officers. In mid-December, Mike Sandifer, Lee Ann Brown, and Joe Clark quali- fied for the final auditions of the Texas All-State Choir. Student organizations exchanged gag gifts at Christmas parties during the festive season. International Thes- pians were initiated during the cIub's banquet at Kathryn Kaufman's house. presents a resolution to honor the football team. as Q. Wi XJ Jingle BeIls : Choir members join together to sing in the halls after school. 133 Pinky power: Carolyn Wagner lends a finger to help Julie Smith finish wrapping a present. 28 I December
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