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

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Working women: Marsa and Lynda Munroe pre- What’s so funny?: Lisa Bailey and Susan Reed pare various sandwiches and salads for waiting think it is a joke when Ken Luce asks them if they customers at a nearby restaurant. want to kiss a senior guy. Summer @ 15

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CMe days, drifting away... Summer '78 held adventure for stu- dents both at home and abroad. Beaches were the most popular vacation sites. Padre Island attracted Leigh Simmons, while Ann Coleman and Pam Nichols spent time in the Hawaiian Islands. Becky Farmer, Cathy Cummings, and Susan Cleaver were among members of the Univer- sity Park Methodist Church who took the rock musical ‘‘Godspell’’ on a tour of the South, followed by a stint in the Bahamas. Brad Taylor and Joe Binford toured the United Kingdom as part of the Texas Longhorns soccer team. They competed with local English squads. ‘‘| was glad that we did so well,’’ com- mented Joe, “Those boys had been playing since birth — they know it all.”’ Martha Brabham, Lois Ann Mitchell, and Kathryn Dunton joined chemistry teacher Dr. Lawrence V. Puckett on an A.|.F.S.-sponsored travel study tour of Europe. Scots found a variety of jobs to keep them busy last summer. Judy Claman watched over swimmers at the Dallas Country Club. Drew Spies and Chris Alexander honed their theatrical tal- ents at St. Mark’s summer acting work- shop. Bonnie Peters helped to cool the summer heat by dishing up flavors at an ice cream parlor. As part of the Amigos de las Ameri- cas program, Kate Hanneman spent six weeks promoting dental health in rural Honduras. She demonstrated proper hygenic methods at schools and other gathering places. ‘‘The dirt and the poverty were amazing. It was Grease: Summer mechanic Lex Martin checks the : featt ” oil of a sporty Corvette. he experience of a lifetime,” she rela Conehead: Eddie Coker seeks shade during a break in workouts at summer cheerleading camp. The summer ended with freshman Raquetball, anyone?: Kim Roessler serves the ball orientation and the Hi-Lites picnic to ' oPPonent Allison McKenzie. welcome freshman girls. 14 © Summer

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16 @ Summer Runnin’ with the pack: Scot footballers begin their long race for the district 13-AAAA title. Highlander hot-shots: Co-editors Ginger Bell and Carol MacGregor review past Highlanders in search of ideas for the next edition. Ready or not: Freshman Linda Lightbourn loads up on school supplies at a local store for her first day at high school. Moped mania: Kate Cruikshank and Margaret Coleman motor through the Park Cities.