Lake Highlands High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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Community welcomes peace ogreemenf L We X. Sin: 1? 3 , rv-.M 1.52v5z..'. , 2 or 1351 . 5: ,. , we ABOVE LEFT: Sfressing llwe responsibilify flmaf musl' accompany freedom. Mr. Pierce Allman delivers a moving speech al' 'the Memorial Service. ABOVE RIGHT: Remembering 'lhose who los? Their lives in war, Reverend Klalwr Raney leads flue audience in prayer. BELOW: Parficipafing in flme Memorial Service. 'rlwe LH Mixed Choir, direcfed by Mr. Paul Marlin, sang Concord

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The announcemenr of The signing of fhe Viefnam Peace Trealy was ioyfully received wi'rh celebrafions and prayers for lasfing peace. Sponsoring a Thanks- giving for Peace and Memorial Service for Viefnam servicemen, fhe Sfudeni Councils of Lake Highlands Junior High, Lake Highlands High School, and Foresi Meadows Junior High combined rheir effor+s wifh +he Norfhlake Exchange Club 'ro include fhe enfire Lake Highlands communily in a worfhwhile project Feafur- ing such nofed speakers as Mr. Murphy Mar+in, Reverend Klahr Raney, and Mr. Pierce Allman, +he fopics of discussion ranged from The impor+ance of 'rhe pasf 'ro accepfing responsibiliry along wifh free- dom. The invoca+ion was given by Reverend G. Doug- las Eberly, followed by performances of l'he Mixed Choir and fhe Band. Concluding +he service was fhe benediclion by Reverend William Upchurch and a momenf of silenr prayer. RIGHT: Presenfing fhe colors a+ fhe Memorial Assembly. members of Boy Scoul Troup IOIO sfand for 'rhe nafional anfhem. BELOW: Under fhe direcfion of Mr. Eddie Green, The LH Band confribufes fo 'rhe mood of The Memorial Assembly wifh an arrangemenf of America fhe Beaufifulf' Ywpww

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Favorifes' ushers In spring GCflVlfl9S Eavoriles' Ball '73 lell lhe bealen palh ol lradilion in many praclices, as lhe Sludenl Council lried lo appeal lo a larger parl ol lhe LH enrollmenl. Moving lrom lhe school caleleria lo lhe ballroom al Norlh Park Inn, and from ils usual Valenline dale lo a laler spring nighl, lhe ball lealured lhe sounds ol Deep Brass and Timolhy, in an evening ol music, presen- lalions and dancing. ln lhe silver and blue lighl ol lhe ballroom, Valerie Runyan and John Eallisgaard emceed lhe inlroduclion ol lhe nominees, and announced lhis year's lavoriles amid applause and congralulalions. Seniors Ray Carrio and Chris Sale were selecled by lhe sludenl body lor lhe coveled lille ol Mr. and Miss LHHS. Olher nominees were Palli Easley, Brenna Edwards, Belly Hicks, and Cam Mullarkey. For Mr. LHHS, lhey were John Fallisgaard, Roberl Hawl- horne, Gene Krislca, and Doug Smrelcar. RIGHT: Ray Carrio and Chris Sale beam al lhe news of being selecled Mr. and Miss LHHS. BELOW: Chaperones, sponsors, and sludenls mingle under lhe walchlul eye ol Mr. Tom Crigger.