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

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. fn, . is A fiat A His Lining the driveway, a mob of seniors wait to have their traditional panoramic picture made. The 1980 version ofthe picture was taken during Homecoming week on Twins Day, also senior bathrobe day, making for a very unusual picture.AE Activities 'M-u., ifqi H. W l i i l I

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Explaining the difficulties often incurred by first year chemistry students, Mrs. Bonner discusses her course with parents at Open House. Sl 13? The Highlandettes participated in a Continental Trailways buslines commercial. Highlandette officer loanne Hurley waits for further instructions during filming. During the first week of school, long lines formed in the parking lot for the distribution of parking stickers. School days were often long and tiring. One LH student finds time fora little shut eye while waiting in the counselor's office AE Practicing the finale for the Senior Show, cast members raise their arms before taking their bow during one ofthe many rehearsals.SI As the sun peeks over the horizon, Flag Corps and band members are already hard at work preparing for their half- time performance. Opening Steven lames, Ted Howard, Dean Ingram, and Morgan Davis portray characters in How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying. Sl junior Carrie Perkins shuffles through some of her assignments for Coach lerry Wells' Health class,MM The illustrious leader of the Student Council, president Brian Shewski, portrays a carrot in the Student Council skit in the Senior Show. Sl

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