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

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With an expression of amazement on Chuck Nelson's face, senior David Reznik piles his trash on the footballers lunch tray. S.Hefner Blowing out the candles on Connie Brewer's 16th birthday. Some of connie's friends brought her the cake and sang Happy Birthday to her in the student center. Looking for some excitement at the beginning of school, senior Steve Hefner steps onto the water fountain to quench his thirst. B.Whlte LH underclassmen, Aaron Grant, Jim Childs, Andre Wright, Thomas Samuel spend their lunch period engaged in a challenging and sometimes rowdy game of dominoes. Dominoes was a favorite game for some of the students in the student center. Taking a break from football practice, senior Blake Stock spends an evening gallivanting around in his favorite Hawaiian shirt. Our summer fun was sadly disrupted, our long and pleasant vacation was over, and we realized that the first week of school was here It All Began When the dreaded first day of school arrived, the feeling of the students were somewhat apathetic. Many felt the summer had gone too quickly and they did not have time to do everything that had been previously planned. There was the usual selling of elevator tickets in C hall, which did not go so well this year. There was also the hot, sticky feeling of humidity, as the air conditioners had not been on all summer, and many were malfunctioning. The school itself had a different outlook with a new wing added, P hall. There were many new faces, especially those of scared, yet excited sophomores. The majority of the juniors looked as if they were bored with the thought of going through another year. The seniors had looks of expectancy, mischief, and power. Some students found some of their classes nonexistent, while others were just satisfied with their schedules. The result of this was an overcrowded counselor's office and many students had to wait all day just to talk to their counselor. For some students, the first day of school meant the beginning of an exciting new year, while to others it meant waiting another nine months until summer! T.Feltenberger First Week of 'School