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

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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.

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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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Semi-finalists earn excellent academic rank Thirteen semi-finalists and sixteen commendees represented Highland Park in this year’s National Merit Scholarship Corporation. The semi- finalists scored in the top one percent of the nation’s seniors on the PSAT NMSQT, while the commendees scored in the top two percent nation- ally. The semi-finalists were Gary Arm- strong, John Blue, Becky Chalk, Burns Cooper, Susan Fuller, Mark Hancock, Barbara Howell, Jay Marshall, Harvey Mitchell, Jamie Stockard, Dale Walter, Frank Webster, and Jon White. The commendees included Kevin Arps, Bob Bragg, Gary Davison, Kathryn Dockery, Becky Farmer, Kate Hanne- man, Helen Harrison, Spence Ken- drick, Trey Maxwell, John Miller, Yvette Myers, Mike Norton, Courtney Roark, Lise Stallcup, Tripp Stuart, and Max Wright. The semi-finalists were eligible to qualify for finalist standing if their SAT score was comparable to the PSAT score previously received. In addition to being named semi-finalists, these students qualified to compete for scholarships offered by universities. Decisions, decisions: College hunting has Math mania: Conscientious semi-finalists Mark Susan Fuller and Barbara Howell confused. Hancock, Jon White, and Dale Walter work on “Memories”: Harvey Mitchell and Burns Cooper math problems as Becky Chalk and Jamie Stock- find vocabulary words from the first grade difficult. | ard provide them with the correct answers. Career ‘“‘wise”: Frank Webster and Jay Mar- shall look for the perfect profession. National Merit © 17