Hockaday High School - Cornerstones Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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The words forever bubbling fit Betsy Barnard to a It is not often that you will find Betsy without some worthwhile proiect or good deed on her mind. While rushing through the halls, blond hair flying, she may be heard saying, Oh, dearl as she often does when she has forgotten something. In case you should see Betsy iust before bedtime, don't scream! You may think you have seen a ghost, but it is really only Betsy wearing her white mud pack. Anyone who is fortunate enough to know her will admit that Betsy is a girl of strong character, without her, many school activities would not run so smoothly as they do now. Ley

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JUDY AUSTIN Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 8V2 years White Team Community Service Committee: Ill Student Government Committee: III Recreation Committee: IV Courtesy Cap: lll Founder's Day Award: Ill Entre Nous: Ill All-School Volleyball Team: IV All-School Hockey Team: ll All-School Baseball Team: I, Il Co-Captain White Team: IV Secretary Athletic Board: IV Honor Roll: IV Glee Club: I Math Club: I, II Typing Club: I Judy is a girl with a cheerful personality and a great I talent for music who has acquired something of a reputation for her bizarre hair-dos. She has been known I to wear her blond tresses in every style from a conserva- tive page-boy to a radical fountain on top of her head. These unconventional arrangements often at- tract attention and provoke amusement. Many people who do not know Judy by name rec- ognize her as a frequent accompanist at chapel serv- ices. She has the unusual ability of being able both to play recital pieces and to accompany vocalists. She numbers among her accomplishments the composition of original musical works. Judy is an old friend to Hockaday, for she entered in the fourth grade and has been completely at home here ever since. She is so easy-going and compatible that it is always a pleasure to be with her. She man- ages to reduce most problems to a few simple alterna- tives and to laugh away doubts and fears. Poised and confident, she seems to walk through life without a care in the world.

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WM? Susan is a girl who loves life and makes the most of it. Upon first meeting this petite girl, two questions immediately come to mind: was anyone ever so loyal to Oklahoma? Did anyone ever have so many boy friends? The answer, one soon finds, is no! Always on the go, Susan uses a great deal of energy as a Green Team Cheerleader, but she always seems to have enough left over to do whatever needs to be done to make someone else happy. Susan's great unselfishness and obvious friendliness help make her one of the most popular girls in school. Hockaday's loss will be O.U.'s fwhere eIse?l gain next year. 22 SARAH SUSAN BARNES El Reno Oklahoma Attended Hockaday 2 years Green Team Drama Club IV Math Club IV Form Cheerleader III Green Team Cheerleader IV Senior Play IV