Hockaday High School - Cornerstones Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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As the summer drew to an end, the Hocka- day Upper School Welcoming Committee began preparing for the back-to-school crowd. New bulletin boards and ‘‘Welcome to School” signs filled the hall for the arrival of boarders and new students on Orientation Day. The first day of school brought the usual chaos and excitement that accompanies this busy time of the year. Once again the halls teemed with the sound of anxious voices, the banging of lockers and the obnoxious five- minute bells. Yes, everything was back to nor- mal for ‘‘back to school.”’ (Below); Welcoming Committee works hard before Orientation Day. ws al am Some used, some abused, but all worth the (Above): Miss Taylor decorates her (Above): The “dump the 60% discount. bulletin board. locker on the floor’’ routine. 16 Activities

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Having a Blast! SS hem, (Above): Emily Sanders displays her talents at the third grade “back to (Above):Vicky and her adopted family in Switzerland pose for school’’ swim party. a quick picture before dinner. (Top left): Kathy and her kangaroo friend in Australia. Activities 15

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Seniors — The Sky’ s the Limit For this year’s seniors, the first weekend of school proved to be an exciting trek into the wilderness at Sky Ranch. From canoe- ing on the lake to late night gossip, the seniors relived their memories of past years at Hockaday. To accomplish future hopes and goals for 1986-1987, they found a sense of unity held together by that common bond of friendship to be an essen- tial element. At the retreat, officers were elected and goals were put forth (especially those of senior privileges). Aside from business, these seniors learned to work together as a whole and came to the con- clusion that “‘nothing can stop us now!”’ f . Dm. (Above): Seniors enjoy a delicious ‘“‘Sky Ranch” meal. (Above top): Oh, what a beautiful day! (Above middle): Vicky and Dee Dee prepare... (Above): Looking good (AS USUAL)! Activities 17