Highland Park High School: Photos from the 1964 Yearbook
by Paula Bosse
HPHS senior cyclists after school…
by Paula Bosse
A few random of photos of extra-curricular activities featured in the 1964 Highlander, the yearbook of Highland Park High School.
Above, the caption in the yearbook reads: “Senior cyclists Gay Crowell, Carol Webster, and Margaret Paxson prepare to pedal home.”
Below, “ROTC cadets salute the inspecting officers at the annual federal inspection.”
Below, “Ralph Cousins gives Donna Guest and Rick Sable a doubting look as Eloise Hancock tells of her adventures on the Midway during High School Day at the State Fair.”
Below, “Maintaining an international atmosphere, French teacher Neil Jarrett leaves his Volkswagen in the teachers’ parking lot.”
“Early morning finds girls repairing damage caused by gusty March winds.”
Below, a before-and-after photo featuring a student with the amazing name of “Kitten Quick” (!): “Vice-President Joe Tom Wood, Treasurer Kitten Quick, Sponsor Mrs. Rita Palm, Secretary Susie Urquhart, and President Lewis McMahon resist the temptation to play in the snow-filled schoolyard…”
“…but finally succumb to testing the depth of Dallas’ record snowfall.”
And, lastly, a huge snowman! “‘Seniors ’64’ marks the 14-foot snowman, built during Dallas’s record 7-inch snow.” (A record 7.4 inches of snow fell on Dallas in January, 1964.)
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Sources & Notes
All images from the 1964 Highlander, the yearbook of Highland Park High School.
Other Flashback Dallas posts featuring items from HPHS yearbooks can be found here.
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Thanks for sharing such a great article
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My rock band played a dance for HPHS in 67. We mentioned that our band was from Plano and Richardson, football rivals, and it pissed the kids off. The Nova’s played most of their gigs, but they were also from North Dallas and attended WT White and TJ, but never said anything about that.
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What was your band, Phil? At some point I hope to do a post on some of the teen bands playing around town in the ’60s.
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Hi there. In 1967 we were The Orphans, but changed out name in 68 to The ATNT. We played all the clubs in DFW and our manager was Mark Lee Productions. Played a lot at the Studio Club, Strawberry Fields and LouAnns. Those were good times. Visit Trinity River Music on FaceBook if you want more information on Dallas FW bands in that time period.
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Looking
for. 1964. Graduated
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Grreat reading your post
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