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

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. sg 421-5? Most Handsome and Most Beautiful was a new category added to the Favorites ballet this year for the first time. Bill Burgess and Kim Whitworth had the honor of being the tirst named to this category. .Q P 5 . i E A- :gif 5 , - el i f a, w . . J ff, .,?j,i.,g. QU' ' I 14.1 a f 'bb' 'Z X . - f ,,s, 3. X ' , ,K . t. 77 inn, .ma Voted Most Congenlal,seniors Joanie Jordan and Dan Mayer pay close attention to the announcement of the next winner. Taking a break from dancing, seniors Stagg Everhart, Linda Kay McKay and Ellen Hudson converse with each other over punch and hors d'oeuvres. Junior Favorite Nominees Carol Skrabanek, Evan Gatewood, Laurie Riley, Steve Hurst, Barri Lynn Eubanks, and Todd Savell wait on stage. Sophomore nominees await in suspense as the class favorite winners were announced. Bobby Kinder and Kelly Handy were voted Sophomore Class Favorites. Hearing who the favorites were was the high- light of the evening, but the air guitar contest also helped to make a memorable Favorites At The Hilton Continued From P. 22 Most Handsome were seniors Kim Whitworth and Bill Burgess. And last, but not least Laney Adams and Matt Tully were voted Mr. and Mrs. LHHS. There were many reactions to the dance, most very supportive. Gayla Monroe, Secretary of Student council, commented, It's the best dance I've ever been to. One highlight of the dance was an air guitar act to Led Zeppelin by some male students on the platform. Mr. Pyles, Principal in charge of special services, did not approve of the air guitars , mostly because it took away from the dancing time. One dance that almost every couple took part in was the Cotton-eyed Joe? To many this was the highlight of the dance. While the song Celebration was playing some senior .women danced while sitting on their dates' shoulders. The dance was very enjoyable and the Student Council did a wonderful job on it. T.Feltenberger An occasional country and western tune added a break from the regular beat of the disco music. Here a group of LH students get involved in the Cotton-Eyed Joe. Favorites

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Favorltes l s To make Favorites a memorable occassion, seniors David Brown, Lori Rossiter, Amy Teague, and Scott Mendenhall stand patiently as photographer Bill Bunch sets them up for their picture. Anthony Abraham, Student Council president, and Stephanie Grosz, a top ten honor graduate, smile proudly as they were announced Most Likely to Succeed. C QI 'fwrilft Q XT' M

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1 When a Music Man named Androcles 1 waited patiently at the Bus Stop, it set r the stage for LH performers to J Break a Leg iLake Highlands students oiice again gave performances forthe enjoyment of students, parents, and teachers. The plays not only helped raise money for future productions but also allowed students to present their acting, singing, and dancing abilities to an audience. Androcles and the Lion was the first production of the school year starring Johnny Senna as Androcles, and Tommy Spillman as the Lion. The production was a great success according to the drama department. 1 The 1980-81 musical, the Music Man was performed on January 29,30, and 31. Todd Savell and Patti Wonder had the leads as Professor Harold Hill and Marian the librarian. Approximately 40 students were in the musical. The productions at Lake Highlands offered students an opportunity to expierence the thrill of working as actors and actresses. Students enjoyed both participation and watching the performances. Everyone got to know everyone since we worked on the musical for Members of the Music Man chorus stare with wondering amazement toward the footbridge at some unseen occurrance. D. Love more than two months, it was hard work, but very fun, said Jeannie McCray. The parents, students, and community enjoyed and supported the Lake Highlands performances. The abilities of LH students not only helped raise money but also entertained many. S.Hill Senior Johnny Senna portrays one of the leads in Androcles and the Lion. The play was the first production of the 1980-81 school year. i . ,aff Ms...- ww. if 1 . .J , S Q g up f r The Music Man cast introduces the audience to River City, Iowa at the opening of their musical, singing and dancing in the frilly dresses and knickers worn in the 20's. D. Love Listening intently are Jeff Cox, Alan Kirkpatrick, Stephen James, and Johnny Senna. All of them were members of the cast of Music Man. 'vii 'L sr if 51 J 5 er,--Q X ff A lx., xii' . rx.