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Fall 2012 Newsletter - Highland Park Education Foundation
Scot Times M PH H x Fall 2012 S em Al be um r n sh i ip Ass En o c cia lo t se io d n A publication for HPISD alumni, parents, grandparents and friends A WORD FROM THE HPISD SUPERINTENDENT Celebrating the Scot spirit that continues for a lifetime Once a Scot, always a Scot! Those are words you can count on. Dr. Dawson Orr HPISD Superintendent In fact, many Highland Park High School graduates regardless of age - proudly trace their school lineage back to their elementary years, and they still spar with their friends about which mascot was the mightiest. Of course, as they grow, the young Eagles, Broncos, Huskies and Panthers are united Raiders, and then Scots. And Scots they steadfastly remain. The deep-rooted loyalty and lifelong friendships that HPHS graduates share is a treasure that is a rarity in today’s world. When I tell my fellow superintendents about the enthusiastically high attendance at our high school reunions, they can’t believe their ears. And when I tell them about how more than 700 Golden Scots who graduated 50 or more years ago pack the cafeteria for a lunch celebration every year, they usually ask me to repeat myself. “You mean they fly in from all over the country - and even the world - to see their high school classmates?” they ask in wonder. “You have to see it to believe it,” I tell them. This Scot spirit is evidence of this community’s underlying support for our schools and how it values a top-quality education for its young people. And it is something this district and its educators never take for granted. It is a privilege to work in a learning community where the parents send their children to school ready to learn. I trace this parental partnership to the days even before our kindergartners first arrive for school. Their learning is not just beginning. It is continuing following years of the best early childhood education a child could receive, at the hands of loving and dedicated parents who read to them and expose them to enriching social and cultural experiences. Those parents go on to volunteer in the schools, cheer on their children at extracurricular performances and competitions, and work with our teachers to ensure that they are receiving the best possible preparation for the world after graduation. 2 | SCOT TIMES | fall 2012 One of the greatest blessings for our teachers is when our graduates keep in touch. Just take it from Jay Harris, a HPHS 1978 graduate who can tell the story of our school system from more than several perspectives. Jay teaches classes in business, personal law and criminal justice. He also serves as a sports medicine athletic trainer. He is this year’s secondary teacher of the year, and he believes in teaching students about more than what is in today’s lesson plan. He enjoys teaching them about life and helping them discover resilience and independence. “Every year I receive emails and letters from former students expressing their gratitude because they have experienced some sort of failure that caused them to grow,” he writes. “That is very satisfying for me as a teacher, and I am thankful every day of my life to have the opportunity to impact students’ lives.” Jay also describes two teachers who made a difference in his life: HPHS teacher Linda Raya and HPMS physical education teacher Kellis White. “Linda Raya teaches in a style that is all her own, and I have never experienced anything like it in all of my education,” he writes. “Her compassion, love and encouragement of her students’ success have been a powerful driving force in my career.” About his other mentor, he writes about the lesson he learned as he struggled to complete the mile run: “Coach White helped me discover the power of determination and persistence, and that gave me the desire to pass the same lesson along to young people, helping them realize that it is all right to fail. Failure makes you a better person.” Indeed, these powerful life lessons are not on the syllabus, but they are an essential part of the studentteacher relationship. As we prepare for the new school year, cherishing the old memories and creating new ones, we want you, as HPHS alumni, HPISD families and friends, to know how much we appreciate every one of you. You have laid the foundation upon which this great school system is built. And it’s much more than bricks and mortar. It’s the Scot spirit that lives on. Dr. Dawson Orr is the superintendent of the Highland Park Independent School District. He is beginning his 36th year as an educator and his fifth school year as HPISD superintendent. WHAT’S INSIDE highland park education foundation Staff Jan Peterson Executive Director Tartan Endowment Mad for Plaid Scholarships 214-780-3063 petersja@hpisd.org Jenni Scoggins '90 Director of HPHS Alumni Association Reunions, Alumni 214-780-3060 scoggij@hpisd.org Carolyn Ray Financial Officer 214-780-3061 rayc@hpisd.org Carol Smith Mad for Plaid Scholarships 214-780-4060 smithc@hpisd.org Beverly Vaughan '64 Class Notes Memorials Scholarships 214-780-3062 vaughab@hpisd.org Jennifer Rotter Newsletter Database rotterj@hpisd.org Photography fall 2012 x volume 1 x issue 1 Welcome to the new Scot Times - a publication by the Highland Park Education Foundation and HPHS Alumni Association! You are receiving this magazine as a valued member of our HPISD Community. We hope that you, as an alumnus or alumna, a parent, a grandparent or friend, will join us in celebrating our special community. Features Reunions Events Advancement 4-5 16 Seniors 2012 Don Brown Sr. '43 10 Centennial Celebration 12 Distinguished Alumni Awards 16 Retired Teachers Luncheon 16 Doug Gibbins Retirement 13 15 14 Alumni 4-5 6-9 18 19 Individual Class Reunions Golden Scots Mad for Plaid 2012 Graduates Class Notes In Memoriam Alumni Assoc. Membership Please pardon our dust!! We are expanding our offices to better serve you. Thanks to the generosity of Kristy Hoglund Robinson and the Hoglund Foundation, members of the HP Education Foundation Board, and members of the HPHS Alumni Association Board, we will be adding critical space for storage and daily activities. Thank you! Brad Bradley Melissa Macatee '81 HPHS Alumni Association Archives Cover Photo: Stuart Forrester Class of 2015 Scot Times is a publication of the Highland Park Education Foundation and the Highland Park High School Alumni Association. Phone:214-780-4060 Fax:214-780-3064 Email:petersja@hpisd.org scoggij@hpisd.org Websites:www.hpef.org www.hpaa.org Special thanks and recognition to Brad Bradley, Melissa Macatee and the HPHS Alumni Association Archives for the time and effort it requires to bring us these terrific pictures throughout our publication, and to the outstanding team at Kwik Kopy Printing in Preston Center for all they do. fall 2012 | SCOT TIMES | 3 SENIORS 2012 Senior Wall The tradition of the senior wall began in the mid-1990s as a way for seniors to leave their mark on Highland Park High School. Initially, each student made an outline of his or her hand and signed his name. Soon, the students were adding the name of the college or university they would be attending. Each year the wall is painted over to prepare for the next class. On the first Saturday in January, seniors go to the high school in groups to paint their squares as an expression of their personalities. The basic squares are limited in color to Highland Park blue, gold or white. This year's senior class joined together to purchase a special square to remember classmate, Lucas Cole, who passed away in 2007. 2012 HPHS SENIORS are attending 100 different colleges and Universities across the country Class was offered $14,800,000 in scholarships University of Georgia • Top 10 schools (including tie for 10th) Attending schools in 29 different states plus Washington, DC Texas Tech OU TCU University of Texas at Austin Baylor Texas A&M 4 | SCOT TIMES | fall 2012 SMU University of Mississippi University of Arkansas University of Alabama Scholarships & Awards Alumni Scholarship Wynne Banning Kerridge Thomas Lapham Walter HP Arts Linda Raya Scholarship Allison Grace Hall Peter Charles Walsh Christianne Beshara Memorial Scholarship Lara Alexandra Bergeron Becca Bettis Scholarship Farris Patrice Groth Boogie Blackwell Scholarship Emily Alison Atkins Michael Mauldin Boone Scholarship Oliver Charles Mitchell Myrtille Bradfield Scholarship Rachel Marie Grantham Bradley Family Scholarship Ellen Anne Murphy Cathy Bryce Scholarship Lara Alexandra Bergeron CARE Scholarship William Ackerman Nichol Laura Rose Ogden Emily Alison Atkins Ceramics Club Scholarship Samantha Little Carolyn Fair Chisholm Memorial Scholarship Class of 1961 Scholarship Piper Winters Weinkauf India White Weinkauf The Lucas Langston Cole Scholarship Clifford Simpson Davis John David Drinkwater Coleman Michalka Glass Mary Sears Haley Alexis Urschel Kevin & Brinda Curley Family Scholarship John Tyler Rentfro Shannon Carolyn Davidson Emily Jane Orr Darla Hollingshead Highland Belle Scholarship Rebekah Lynley McAnalley Kristin Loyd (Krissi) Holman Scholarship Lara Alexandra Bergeron Coleman Michalka Glass Jason Mahvi Duck Memorial Scholarship Ellen Anne Murphy The "Inspired by Tradition," 2007 Coleman Michalka Glass The Megan Gallagher Scholarship Savanna Taylor Linda Groseclose Scholarship For children of Teachers & Staff Bruce Harbour Scholarship Jeffrey Raymond James Matthew Robert Henry Scholarship Matthew Karl Dial Highland Belles Scholarship Madalyn Winters Brim Claire Bailey Wilgus Payton McCarthy Stewart Howard McLean Journalism Scholarship William Cobb Symphony Scholarship Emily Orr Peter Charles Walsh Tanner Elizabeth Harris Willie Tichenor Memorial Scholarship Patrick O'Boyle Scotsmen Scholarship Margaret Elizabeth Lynn Preston Hoke The Mary Dillard Scholarship Catherine Virginia Moore Stephen Modory Nightingale Scholarship Dixie and Bob Jordan Scholarship Brooks David Alexander Charles Mauldin Story Memorial Scholarship Cassiday Tanner Katherine Nowlin Emily Orr Kenneth Zon PC TAG Scholarship Bowden Schuh Alejandro Andrade National Honor Society Scholarship The Warren Hutcheson Scholar Jeffrey Andrew Barnes Clyde Stinson Memorial Scholarship Lindsey Moore Streepy Fred Damiano/ HP Literary Festival Scholarship Caton Christopher Berry Choir Boosters Scholarship Julianne Barns Matthew Karl Dial Margaret Elizabeth Lynn Barbara L. Hitzelberger Leadership Scholarship Carol Nelson Scholarship P C Historic & Preservation Society Scholarship Taylor Elizabeth Pollock Haley Alexis Urschel Lads & Lassies Scholarship Alex Hinson Sarah Brawner John & Eileen Howie Memorial Scholarship The Callie Curnes Scholar Hernando Santos Cortes Brooks David Alexander Turner Breck Bilodeau Megan Patricia Frye Crayton Maxwell McIntosh Mary Ellen Pipkin Hi-Lites Scholarship Elizabeth Toon Memorial Scholarship Haley Alexis Urschel Jennifer Grace Adair U.S. mILITARY ACADEMY Appointment Joe Beeby Elena Dennis Meyer David Ungerman Blakely David Gordon Sarah Tevis Poteet, DDS U.S. Naval Academy Appointment Future Healthcare Professional John Hardy Davis Scholarship William Reed Farmer Robert Varner Scholarship Hallie Wallis Townsend The Grandma Ritchie Scholarship Carter Waghorne Scholarship SEPAC Peer Tutor Scholarship Doak Walker Scholarship Christopher Kevin Smith Katherine Lee Thompson Mark Sherman Scholarship Kellis G. White Scholarship Mary Margaret Malloy Scholarship Class of 2002 David "D" Smith Scholarship Dale Lawrence Scholarship Elizabeth Wynne Williams Connor Forbes England Myra E. Little Scholarship Elizabeth Wynne Williams Catherine Daniel Williams L.E. & Evadna Marshall Memorial Scholarship Mary Sears Meredith Lair Ward Cameron Alexander Levine Kyle Andrew Robert Stringer James A. Martin Memorial Scholarship Jennifer Grace Adair John David Drinkwater Katharine Lomax Hitzelberger Jeffrey Raymond James Meredith Lair Ward Austin Sosnoskie Memorial Scholarship Hailey Christine More Catherine Daniel Williams Brady Burgin Madeline Roberts Katharine Lomax Hitzelberger Aiden Alejandro Casey Clifford Simpson Davis Tracy Wills Scholarship Laura Nell Bassel Ben Wiseman Scholarship Timothy Charles Wilson Margaret Rachel Ausburn Rachel Marie Grantham Lauren Alyse Hagar Taylor Rae Foster H P Sports Club Presidential Scholarship Clifford Simpson Davis Martha Mary Stewart Scholarship Caroline Armistead From left to right: Susie Thompson, Katie Thompson (Blanket Award Recipient), Chris Thompson Jeff Barnes, Andrew Barnes (Blanket Award Recipient), Gayle Barnes Class of 2012 - Top 10 Graduates Jessica Yeh, Salutatorian, HPHS Principal Walter Kelly, Alex Levine, Valedictorian fall 2012 | SCOT TIMES | 5 Class Notes These Class Notes are intended to update everyone with information passed along to our office as of June 26, 2012. We regret the omission of any information and would be happy to include it in our next publication. Please continue to send us your Class Notes by e-mail, scoggij@hpisd.org or vaughab@hpisd.org, or by calling the HPHS Alumni Association Office at 214-780-3060. 1949 Mary Claire Doggett Becker says that her wild and exciting year included visiting the Fall Writer’s Festival at Ghost Ranch in New Mexico. She traveled with her brother, Jack, to Grand Canyon and then on to Bryce Canyon. She has a cottage industry called “Catnappers.” It’s not for cats, but for lessening stress to humans. She is a quilter and a Master Gardener. • Sam Vilches has been doing the Walk MS for 18 years and crossed the 100 mile distance in 2006. He walks for his daughter, Jardann, who has chronic, progressive multiple sclerosis. • James and Betty Bell Muns are celebrating their 60th wedding anniversary with a big family party, including their four kids and spouses, 12 grandkids and spouses, and 11 great-grandkids. To really celebrate, they are taking their four kids and spouses on a trip to Israel. • Louis Lee and wife, Betty, have been traveling to Russia, England and all over Europe, seeing the world. • Charlsea Wolfe Feinstein helped to organize a picnic at Encanto Park in Enchanted Island (Phoenix, AZ) for disadvantaged children. The kids loved the rides and food they had. One said it was his best day ever, because no one told him what he could do. • Edith Jaeger Ingraham and her daughter, Stephanie Hollowell, were on the Queen Mary 2 on July 4 in Boston Harbor for the 200th anniversary of the War of 1812. They were told that there would be over 150 tall ships from around the world in the harbor for the celebration. If anyone watched channel 13 (KERA) that night for the Boston Pops performance and the fireworks, they were waving to you from the ship! • Perry McPherson is still practicing law in Port Arthur and states that classmates are not “older,” just more mature. • Allen Pierce says he is about half-retired and no longer owns a large architectural firm but still designs two or three residences each year. “However I did act as Design Team Manager for the design and construction of the new Terminal D at DFW Airport. That was exciting. In 2003 we bought a ranch near Whitesboro about 70 miles north of Dallas and love living in the country - should have done that earlier. We have cattle, horses, dogs, cats and chickens. Instead of a Lexus, I drive a tractor. Have four grown children, many grandchildren and great-grandchildren. We are lucky to be getting older.” 6 | SCOT TIMES | fall 2012 January 1953 1956 Kent Beasley and Robert Allday ’55 attended their 50th year medical school class reunion at Tulane in New Orleans in May. • On June 14th, James H. “Blackie” Holmes was inducted as a Texas Legend by the Litigation Council of the State Bar of Texas. He will also be honored with the SMU Distinguished Alumni Award during SMU Homecoming festivities in October. 1954 Pictured above is Eddie Mahon, HPHS Alumni Association President, at the Distinguished Alumni Awards Dinner in April. Also see the picture of Petrea Carter Boone under the notes in Class of ’54. • Bill Thomas is the coach for the Schreiner University Shooting Sports team which won Runner-up National Champion in the American Skeet event held in San Antonio in April, 2012. • Joan Hiett Worley edited a “botanical recipe book” published by the Blount County (TN) Master Gardeners. “Our purpose in writing Right Here! Plants That Thrive in Pictured above are Petrea Carter Boone ’56 East Tennessee was educational.” She said, with her brother, Syd Carter and sister-in-law, “We were writing for the many retirees from Margaret Crim Carter at the Distinguished the Upper Midwest, Northeast, etc., who try Alumni Awards Dinner in April. to garden here in the foothills of the Smokey Mountains, only to discover red clay that when wet will suck your boots off, when dry, turn into 1955 brick, not to mention heat and humidity.” • Judy Robert Allday and Kent Beasley ’53 attended Welton Sargent is coming home to Texas after their 50th year medical school class reunion years in Delaware. She purchased a “modern/ at Tulane in New Orleans in May. • Merida contemporary” home in Austin. The architect Watson Blackwell was in Dallas and attended was “triangular modernist” Harwell Harris, the Divas’ May meeting. It was great to see her. who was Dean of the School of Architecture at She and Robert live in Conifer, CO, where he UT in the 50’s. • Robert Faust is still living supplies propane and is constantly busy. Merida in the Park Cities and working fulltime in the gets to visit with Linda Lacy Johnson and Mortgage business. He just returned from a Debbie Dunlap Elliott who live in Boulder. convention in Las Vegas, where, hopefully, he • Last summer, Virginia Nash Devenport had behaved himself. He recently attended Herb rd the most interesting summer school of her life. Weitzman’s 73 birthday party - and remarked “I thought about it as I watched the television that some of the guys were using canes, but I coverage of Queen Elizabeth II’s Diamond really knew I was getting old when the party Jubilee. I was in summer school at Christ attendees started going home at 9 pm! • Eddie Church College in Oxford University when De Loach has been building an airplane with his I forgot to look right as I crossed a street. I oldest son Doug. The airplane is an all-metal two was hit by a cyclist, lost consciousness for a place side-by-side airplane called a “Waiex” -few minutes, spent the next 10 hours in John with a “butterfly” tail that is fully aerobatic, with Radcliffe Hospital. Two CAT scans, x-rays and good cross-country speed. It is being built in his six stitches in the head later, I was released to go son’s garage, now looking more like a miniature back to my room in the Peckwater Quad at Christ aircraft factory. Eddie says, “Finishing and Church College. One of the nurses told me that flying this sleek little beauty is definitely high on I left quite a bit of blood on the pavement. She my bucket list. Every hour spent on this project said that most tourists take home souvenirs, but has been a learning process and a barrel of fun.” I left one. BTW, the course I was studying was called Why King Charles Lost His Head.” Class Notes 1956, continued 1960 1963 • Marion Guion Atkins and her husband have moved from Atlanta to the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains in northwest South Carolina. They say it’s their last move before the Funny Farm. They live in the beautiful forested area called “The Cliffs at Glassy Mountain.” • Betty Edwards says her big news is - she is going to Brazil! How do you say Hooray in Portuguese? • Bill Thomas says that he and his wife, Blythe, recently watched Meet Me in St Louis during the Judy Garland tribute on TCM. He remembered that it was the Class of January 1956 Senior Play and said has it really been 50 plus years since we played that ourselves?! • Diane Wisdom appeared in last year’s Senior Follies at the Eisemann Center Theater in Richardson. The talent has to be over 55 years old to be in the show. She decided it was finally time to admit she was over 55. • Rob Gilbert retired at the end of 2008, after 43 years in banking in Tulsa -- and has been much too busy ever since: “Currently, I am Chairman of the University of Oklahoma Foundation. I am also a Trustee and Vice-Chairman of the Mid-America Industrial Park, the largest industrial complex in the state - comprised of 75 companies and their 4500 employees located on 9,000 acres east of Tulsa. I enjoy these activities, and they certainly keep me busy. In addition, my wife, Mary Lynn, and I have 11 grandchildren spread around the country and one new great-granddaughter here in Tulsa! My best to all my HPHS friends”. Pat Sreenan majored in art and, after selling Preston Center Optical, he and his wife, Kathy Windrow ’67, moved from Dallas to Fredericksburg where Pat continues his passion in pen and ink drawings. He continues to contribute his time to the Park Cities Historical Society where he is the main artist for their house portraits. He also does the house drawings for the Gillespie County Historical Society in Fredericksburg. • Sandy McDonough has written a pictorial history of many of the great 17th and 18th century homes in Virginia. He wrote Our Founding Father’s Homes and Churches in Virginia after researching his own family home, Mount Airy, which has been in Sandy’s family for 250 years and is currently inhabited by his 94 year old aunt. We want to apologize for an error that was made in the spring edition of Class Notes. The following information was wrongly placed in the ’62 section. Here is what should have been in the ’63 section: January 1959 Members of the HPHS Class of January ’59 enjoyed lunch together at the Dallas Country Club on July 10. Pictured left to right: Kathy Thomas Krueger, Jerry Freid, Carolyn Calvin Kneese, Linda Marshall Harrison, Claudia Stigall Vick, Susan Dring Gee, Mike Boone, Pat Pierce Ellington, Ron Cohen, Martha McCarty Kimmerling, Karen Hancock Brandes, Tom Newsome, Cynthia McDonald Cummings, Jerry Tahu, and Marilyn Caplinger Geiger. 1961 At the Senior Awards Ceremony, the class scholarship was awarded to India and Piper Weinkauf. India will attend Vanderbilt and Piper will attend Texas A&M in the fall. • On April 28, 2012, in Dublin, Ireland, Byron Egan was awarded the Order of the Clans of Ireland, which is the highest honor that can be bestowed upon an individual by Irish Clans. It was awarded in recognition of Byron’s many significant contributions to his Irish heritage and the larger community, as well. • Ken Newberry left for Jerusalem in June to train as a tour guide at the Garden Tomb. Jerusalem will be his home for three months every year starting this fall. • Congratulations to Marylee Mills Haldeman who retired in January and moved to the East Texas community of Ben Wheeler. • Susan Candy Luterman, who was elected President of the International Association of Jewish Free Loans last September, went on a speaking tour in San Antonio, Austin and Houston at the end of June. 1962 Betty & Steve Ungerman’s son, Meyer, received an appointment to the United States Military Academy at West Point. • The Dallas classmates have put together a fantastic weekend for the best Class Reunion yet…the BIG FIVE-O. So, once again, it’s time to make plans for September 21-22, 2012. Friday the 21st at 7:00 pm will be a party at the high rise Mayfair at Turtle Creek overlooking downtown Dallas - with food, drinks and entertainment. Saturday is the Golden Scots luncheon in the HPHS cafeteria, and at 7:00 pm there will be a dressy-casual evening at the Park City Club. You should have received information in the mail concerning the weekend, but if you have not received this material, please see the website www.hphs1962.org or email Tom Harris at snake2@sbcglobal.net. It will be a fun weekend - so plan to come. Our classmate, Andy Michlin, is the Musical Director for the Dallas Senior Follies which will be held at the Eisemann Center September 7-9. • Bill Wallace, another talented musician, will also be part of the group along with HPHS Distinguished Service Award honoree - Rodney Pirtle and his wife. If you are in the Dallas area in September do not miss all of these very talented musicians in the Senior Follies. It will be a great show. • Sally Hawley Dunning and her husband Tom were the Honorary Chairmen for the Stew Pot luncheon in January for all of their work for the Stew Pot and the Bridge. Sally is always doing things to make our city a better place to live. • Harry Schmidt passed away in early May he was the owner and chief mechanic of “The Blue Max” Funny Car and was inducted into the NHRA Hall of Fame. Later he launched one of the largest gold wholesale jewelry companies in Dallas, HMS. • Our 50th class reunion will be in the fall of 2013. Aline West Corson is working on updating addresses and emails. Please get in touch with Aline with your current info at Alinec@sbcglobal.net. When the date is set, you will be contacted - hope everyone plans to attend. 1964 In June, Peggy Gray Marks took her grandson, Jackson Scoggins ’17, son of Jenni Marks Scoggins ’90, for an educational adventure in Washington, DC. 1968 The class is planning a 45th reunion in the spring of 2013. Please contact Tia Gibson (tiatortilla@gmail.com) or Sally Hanna (stmh203@aol.com) with questions or information. • Members of the class would like to acknowledge the sad passing of our friend, Steve Seay. Although Steve wasn’t technically a member of the class, he was a friend to so many and supported and attended past reunions. fall 2012 | SCOT TIMES | 7 Class Notes 1969 1979 1982 Marty Wynne’s daughter Ellen Anne Murphy, received the Bradley Family Scholarship and the Jason Mahvi Duck Memorial Scholarship at the May Senior Awards Assembly. • Margaret & George Baker’s daughter, Paige, received the French AP Award at the Senior Awards Assembly. David and Jeanne Barker Wilgus’ daughter, Claire, received the Highland Belles Scholarship at the HPHS Senior Awards Assembly in May. • Michael and Camie Rodgers Drinkwater’s son, John, received the Lucas Langston Cole Memorial Scholarship and the Grandma Ritchie Scholarship at the Senior Awards Assembly. • Amy and Lamar Roberts’s daughter, Madeline, received the Kellis White Scholarship at the Senior Awards Assembly. • Carole and Dale Walter’s son, Thomas, received the HPHS Alumni Association Scholarship at the Senior Awards Assembly. Timothy and Mona Craycroft Wilson’s son, Timothy, received the Ben Wiseman Scholarship at the HPHS Senior Awards Assembly in May. • Howard and Mary Van Ellis Armistead’s daughter, Caroline, received the Martha Mary Stewart Scholarship, the Social Studies Award and the Spanish AP Award at the Senior Awards Assembly. • Cynthia and Kenneth Grantham’s daughter, Rachel, received the Myrtille Bradfield Scholarship and the Ben Wiseman Scholarship at the Senior Awards Assembly. • Katherine and John Hall’s daughter, Allison, received the Rhode Island School of Design Award and the HP Arts Linda Raya Scholarship at the Senior Awards Assembly. 1971 1980 Guy and Cindy Vaughan Kerr, along with Mary Christian Taylor ’78, enjoyed the Distinguished Alumni Awards dinner in April. Steve and Elizabeth Autry Modory’s son, Stephen, received the Charles Story Memorial Scholarship and the Business Award at the HPHS Senior Awards Assembly in May. • David and Lisa Crook Sinak’s daughter, Wynne Kerridge, received the Alumni Association Scholarship at the Senior Awards Assembly. 1981 1984 1972 John ’81 and Molly Martindale Barns’ daughter, Julianne, received the Lads and Lassies Scholarship at the HPHS Senior Awards Assembly in May, and their son, William, is a new HPHS football captain, NHS and FCA Vice President for the 2012-13 school year. • Kim Allread’s daughter, Samantha Little, received the Stanton Gage Art Scholarship and the Ceramics Award at the Senior Awards Assembly. Debra and Bob Hitzelberger’s daughter, Kay, received the SEPAC Scholarship and the Kellis White Scholarship at the Senior Awards Assembly in May. 1978 Tim McCabe was invited to the White House on June 8th as a part of the Equality Foundation for a briefing by the staff and a reception with the President. • Jay Harris was named HPHS Teacher of the Year and was also promoted to Head Athletic Trainer. Jay has worked for HPISD for over 25 years. • Jane Westbrook Stringer is a part of the touring company of Do You Hear the People Sing. The performance showcases excerpts of Les Miserable, Miss Saigon, Martin Guerre and others musical theater works. You can catch the trailer on youtube for the performance in the American Airline Center or later next year on KERA. Jane says that she is thrilled and honored to work in this production. • John and Tamareh Thompson Tuma are new grandparents as of March 22, 2012 to a precious boy named John Alexander Hicks, Jr. • Gayle & Jeff Barnes’ son, Andrew, received the Blanket Award and the John and Eileen Howie Memorial Scholarship at the HPHS Senior Awards Assembly in May. • Julie & Geofrey Groth’s daughter, Farris, received the Becca Bettis Scholarship at the Senior Awards Assembly. • Beth and Forest Felvey’s daughter, Emily, received the Park Cities Medical Association Award at the Senior Awards Assembly. 8 | SCOT TIMES | fall 2012 1983 Christy and Stephen Barnes’s daughter, Nicole, received the Mary Dillard English Award at the HPHS Senior Awards Assembly in May. • Laurie and Robert Moore’s daughter, Hailey, received the Austin Sosnoskie Memorial Scholarship at the Senior Awards Assembly. • Virginia and Thomas Frye’s daughter, Megan, received the Choir Boosters Scholarship at the Senior Awards Assembly. 1985 & 1986 The photo above is of Bill Tucker, Margaret White Weinkauf and Tommy Summers at the Lady Scots Soccer State Championship tournament in Georgetown, TX, prior to the Lady Scots 5-2 victory over Waco Midway, which sent the team to the State Championship. Bill’s daughter, A.K. Tucker, Margaret’s daughter, Captain Piper, and Tommy’s daughter, Sara, were all members of the varsity team which took state over Byron Nelson HS in a shootout finish on April 21, 2012. • Steve and Nancy Hill Gottsacker’s, son, Mark, was named 10-4A All-District Baseball Offensive Most Valuable Player award for 2012. • John and Molly Martindale Barns’ (’84) daughter, Julianne, received the Lads and Lassies Scholarship at the HPHS Senior Awards Assembly in May, and their son, William, is a new HPHS football captain, NHS and FCA Vice President for the 2012-13 school year. • Carl and Margaret White Weinkauf’s twin daughters, Piper and India, received the Class of 1961 Scholarship at the Senior Awards Assembly. • Rick and Lynn Hankinson Davis’ son, Hardy, received an appointment to the United States Naval Academy at the Senior Awards Assembly. Pictured together at the Distinguished Alumni Awards Dinner are Shaun Jordan ’86 and Clay Stanton ’85. They attended the event to honor DAA recipient Coach Mike Sorrells ’59. • Kyle and Carrie Bass Green’s ’85 son, Bryce, was named Captain of the HPHS varsity lacrosse team for the 2012-13 school year. 1992 Jake Marks was named Industrial Landlord Broker of the Year by the Dallas Business Journal. Class Notes 1996 2008 Lynn Rentzel Ludeke and husband Jason, welcomed son, Eric Russell Ludeke, into their family on February 9th. Eric joins sister, Blaire - age 2. Jack Murtha graduated from the U.S. Air Force Academy on May 23rd. In early July, he reported to Goodfellow Air Force Base in San Angelo where his mission will be crypto logic and intelligence training. • Morgen Brown (pictured below) has been awarded a Fulbright Grant to teach English to German High School students for the 2012-2013 academic year. She was offered this grant for Austria and Germany and has chosen Germany as the country where she will teach. She attended St. Edwards University and graduated Summa Cum Laude in 2011. She currently resides in Munich, Germany. 1997 Stark Sands is starring in the new TV series, NYC 22. He plays Kenny McLaren, a young rookie police officer in New York City. 2000 2010 Scots in Scotland On June 14, Eric Steele, along with three friends, held the inaugural Oak Cliff Film Festival to showcase the historic Texas Theatre. The festival featured “brave and independent filmmaking of all stripes.” Some 2010 alumni studied this summer at the London School of Economics, and they visited Scotland to get some pictures of HP Scots in Scotland! Pictured above, left to right: Thomas Gibbons, Claire Maclay, Emily Vanderstraaten, Brantley Smith, and Caroline Cooper. 2003 Alicia Marks Thompson and her husband, Matt, welcomed baby, Caleb Bradford, into their family on April 1, 2012. 2012 2005 Alexander Winn and Meghan Foster released a seven episode web series titled League of Ordinary Gamers on the Edgeworks Entertainment website. Foster shot the series and Winn directed. It is about the lives of three roommates who derive superpowers from a television they found in an alley. Go to the website and see their latest series. • Alex Stein is one of 14 contestants in the new ABC reality show, “The Glass House.” The series began June 18th with the 14 people competing for a $250,000 prize. 2009 Cody Gribble played a key role in the University of Texas’ win over Alabama for the NCAA Men’s Golf National Championship. In the tournament, Cody won all three of his matches. Michael Krikorian, Taylor Foster, Clay Crews, Brady Burgin, and Reed Farmer, were honored with the Tom Landry Scholarship this spring at the 12th annual Tom Landry Scholarship Banquet. There were sixteen local high school students honored this year. The Tom Landry Scholarship is open to senior high school students in various extracurricular activities, and the applicants are selected based on their academic excellence, community service work, and leadership among their peers. Weddings & Engagements 1963 Susie Williamson Wheeler married Ed Cary on 6-16-12. 1974 Jim Hitzelberger married Dr. Laurie Norton on 6-1-12. 1994 Eric Steinhoff married Lisa Marais on 4-21-12. 1999 John Maberry married Rebecca Dyer on 3-17-12. 2002 Cassie Payne married Jonathan Webb on 1-28-12. Tory Skelton will marry Patrick Newsome married Courtney Underwood in April, 2012. Robert Cardone on August 25th. 2000 Mandy Woodall married Ben Clark on 6-16-12. Meg Skorburg is planning an October wedding with John Arnold. 2003 Thomas Laughlin married Caitlin Benning on 5-26-12. Claire Smith married David Mueller on 6-23-12. 2004 Catherine Collins married Alexander Bott on 12-1-11. 2006 Mallory Browning is planning a November wedding with Brendan O’Connor. 2005 Ramsey Moore married Robert Clark on 6-30-12. Devon Myers and Taylor Liedtke will marry in late November. Megan Harris married Richard Howard on 7-21-12. 2007 Rebecca Wiley married Ryan Schultz on 6-23-12. Brent Hargrave married Chelsea Murray on 7-21-12. 2008 Polly Smellage married Klark Kurz on 6-9-12. fall 2012 | SCOT TIMES | 9 THE Centennial 2014 Highland Park Independent School District is preparing to celebrate its Centennial in 2014. Please stay tuned for upcoming news and information. In the meantime, please enjoy these photos to get those memories moving! And check out the District’s website, www.hpisd.org, under Centennial Celebration, for videos, history, interviews, and ways to get involved. 10 | SCOT TIMES | fall 2012 fall 2012 | SCOT TIMES | 11 DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI AWARDS Mike Sorrells ’59 Pierce M. Allman ’50 The 2012 Distinguished Alumni Awards dinner and ceremony was held April 26, 2012, at the new Dallas Country Club. Guests were welcomed by HPHS stringed orchestra members, serenaded by members of the Lads and Lassies choral group, and the evening was emceed by Jim Hitzelberger ’74. With more than 300 guests in attendance, five honorees were celebrated: Distinguished Alumni Pierce M. Allman ’50, Don C. Bowman ’53, and Mike Sorrells ’59, Highlander Award recipient Julie Ann Hudson O’Connell ’52, and Distinguished Service Award recipient Dr. John P. Connally. To nominate possible recipients for 2013, please call the HPHS Alumni Association office at 214-780-3060 or email Alumni Director Jenni Scoggins, scoggij@hpisd.org to request a nomination packet. Deadline for submission is November 1, 2012. Julie Ann Hudson O’Connell ’52 Don C. Bowman ’53 12 | SCOT TIMES | fall 2012 Dr. John P. Connally SCOT NEWS Limited edition Fighting Scot Brad Bradley celebrates 90 in style On Monday, July 23rd, beloved HPISD photographer and friend, Brad Bradley, celebrated his 90th birthday in a very special way. A group of more than 600 neighbors, community members, and close friends joined Brad and his family on the SMU campus at Ford Stadium to mark an amazing milestone. This festive celebration and tribute honored his many years of dedication, love and commitment to our community and to its schools. Congratulations, Brad, and all the very best for the years to come! Bob Coffee ’51, noted sculptor and Distinguished Alumnus from HPHS, has created a limited edition bronze likeness of the Fighting Scot (appox. 12 inches) to honor the tradition of Highland Park High School. He is willing to make a limited number of these beautiful sculptures available for sale at a cost of $1000 each, with the profit benefiting the HPHS Alumni Association. If you would like additional information, please contact the HPHS Alumni Association office at 214-780-3060 or scoggij@hpisd.org. Class of 1952 (60th) Saturday, September 22nd Ken and Ruth Hempel (214) 528-3866 Class of 1962 (50th) – Golden Scots Friday, September 21st and Saturday, September 22nd Anne Pierce (214) 987-2595 apierce.1@hotmail.com 2012 Upcoming Reunions Class of 1965 (65th b-day!) Class of 1987 (25th) Saturday, November 3rd Carol Spruiell 214-357-9945 caroljack@sbcglobal.net Saturday, November 3 Johnny Hea johnny@ackermancapital.com Class of 1967 (45th) Friday, October 19 – Saturday, October 20th HPreunion92@gmail.com www.HPreunion92.com Class of 1972 (40th) Friday, November 9th and Saturday, November 10th Jack Hooper hphs2002@gmail.com Saturday, October 6th Sue Paschall John sjo449@airmail.net Friday, September 28th – Saturday, September 29th Lucy McDonald Ljohns51@csc.com Class of 1982 Reunion Class of 1992 (20th) Class of 2002 (10th) fall 2012 | SCOT TIMES | 13 SCOT NEWS HP Education Foundation Board President Named UP Citizen of the Year Connie O’Neill, Highland Park Education Foundation Board of Directors President, was named the 2012 University Park Citizen of the Year. She was honored with a plaque by University Park Mayor Dick Davis at the Park Cities Independence Day parade. The Citizen of the Year Award was started in 2005 by the UP city council to heighten public awareness and appreciation for the countless residents who work so hard to better the city’s quality of life. O’Neill has worked diligently for Susan G. Komen for the Cure since 1992, currently serving as treasurer on the board of directors. She also serves on the board of Children’s Medical Center Foundation and the hospital board of Children’s Medical Center. In addition, she was a Presbyterian Hospital Foundation board member and is past president of La Fiesta de las Seis Banderas. O’Neill is an SMU board of trustees member, serves on the HPISD finance committee, serves on the Dallas Woman’s Club board, and is a past chair of the Crystal Charity Ball. Connie and her husband, Chris, have four children and have lived in UP for more than 20 years. Congratulations, Connie, and many thanks for all you do! The Mad for Plaid annual fundraising effort will launch on October 15. Please watch for your plaid envelope in the mail. Help preserve the excellence in education that our HPISD children deserve. Scot Successes • The HPHS Science Team took first place at the Texas Math and Science Coaches’ Association state meet in San Antonio this spring. HPHS teams also took second place in Mathematics, third place in Number Sense, and earned the second place TMSCA State 4A Sweepstakes Award. This is the team’s seventh consecutive UIL title. • The HPHS Lady Scot soccer team won the UIL 4A State Championship title in a nail-biting shootout win over Trophy Club’s Byron Nelson. This is the fifth UIL championship for the Lady Scots, and the first since 2002. • Highland Park Middle School students participated in the Duke University Talent Identification Program (Duke TIP) this spring. Duke TIP identifies students nationwide who have scored in the 95th percentile on a grade-level achievement test. As part of this program, participants take college-entrance exams (SAT or ACT), and many earn scores that rival or surpass those of high school seniors. Of the 30 students participating, four seventhgraders earned Grand Recognition and 19 earned State Recognition honors. • Newsweek named HPHS as the top comprehensive (open-enrollment) high school in Texas, according to the magazine’s latest Top 100 list. HPHS was ranked 47th overall in the U.S., which places it in the top five among other open-enrollment schools. Scot Dollars Mad for Plaid Chairs Cordelia Boone (Foundation) Melanie Evanko (Foundation) Keith Laycock (Foundation) Katie Pedigo (HPMS) Chris Popolo (HPMS) Delaney Rolfe (HPHS) 14 | SCOT TIMES | fall 2012 Missy Rothwell (MIS) Mersina Stubbs (Foundation) Suzanne Baird (HPMS Chair-elect) Rebecca Beasley (HPHS Chair-elect) Becky White (MIS Chair-elect) Please look for some exciting changes to the Scot Dollar Program this fall! Thank you to all of our loyal Scot Dollar customers, and we hope that you will join us as we take this new program approach to raising funds to support our schools. Please watch for our upcoming communications outlining the program changes and the new opportunities for our Scot Dollar customers. SCOT NEWS Save The Date • September 22nd Golden Scots Invitations have been mailed. If you are in the class of 1962 or before and have not received your invitation, please contact our office at 214-780-3060. Newest HPHS Alumni Association Lifetime Members Ms. Alice Dye Rollins Mr. Charles Clarke Roberts Mrs. Sarah Eaker Peek Dr. E. Richard Robinson Ms. Amy Titus Mr. Andy Collins Mr. Claiborne Myers Ms. Holly Holcomb Ms. Kay Hitzelberger Ms. Margot Potts 1946 1953 1957 1960 1978 2008 2012 2012 2012 2012 HP activities & Events Calendars tHERE ARE TOO MANY ARTS, ATHLETICS, COMPETITIONS AND SPECIAL GATHERINGS TO LIST HERE! Please visit the district website (www.hpisd.org) and the hpef/hpaa site for MORE DETAILS (www.hpef.org, www.hpaa.org) fall 2012 | SCOT TIMES | 15 SCOT NEWS Retired Teachers Luncheon by Donna Pierce FAREWELL TO COACH GIBBINS by Jae Ellis ’90 HPISD Retired Teachers/Former Employees Luncheon was held on April 28th in the HPHS cafeteria. The luncheon was catered by Preston Hollow Presbyterian Church. The program consisted of each attendee updating their life as retirees. The broad spectrum of not-so-retired activities was of interest to all! Door prize from Casey Fisher was the famous Katy cake from Tyler, Texas, and won by Dr. Rodney Pirtle and his wife. Many stayed afterwards for a special presentation in the new updated HPISD Pierce Planetarium by director, Donna Pierce. Celebrating Don Brown Sr. ’43 The Alumni Association’s most recent and inspiring gift was given by Louise Brown Kee ‘74 and Don Brown, Jr. ’76. Their father, Don Brown, Sr. ’43, had a collection of memorable items from his years at HPHS that was just gathering dust. So Louise and Don, Jr. assembled the items and made a wonderful shadowbox to display them. The shadowbox includes his letter sweater, H Awards and other items that touched Don’s life at HP. We are so grateful to have this beautiful framed collection to share. With the 100 Year Celebration just around the corner it is a wonderful addition to our archives. On July 1 in the high school cafetorium, a team of Highland Park High School coaches, teachers, and former athletes, led by Class of 1978 graduate and current HPHS Athletic Trainer, Coach Jay Harris, hosted a retirement party for retiring HPHS Athletic Trainer, Coach Doug Gibbins. Approximately 500 of Coach Gibbins’s family, friends, fellow coaches, and athletes gathered to celebrate his 38 years of service as the Head Athletic Trainer for the Highland Park Scots. J.J. Gomez, the President of PlainsCapital Bank (and the son-in-law of former HPISD Superintendent, Winston Power) sponsored the event by grilling hot dogs and sausage links for approximately 500 attendees. Meredith Miles Neill, the VP for Business Development at Republic Title of Texas also sponsored the event and provided much needed bottled water for the attendees. Coach Gibbins’s daughter and granddaughter provided cookies for the crowd. Among the speakers honoring Coach Gibbins were Town of Highland Park Mayor, Joel Williams, HPHS Athletic Directors Randy Allen and Jerry Sutterfield, HPHS Athletic Trainer, Jay Harris, and various members of Coach Gibbins’s family including his son-in-law, his daughter, and his son. Coach Gibbins’s children shared stories about growing up as Scots fans while living and attending rival schools in Mesquite. Among the heart-warming and memorable stories told were Coach Gibbins’s daughter’s memory of the HP Football team’s victory over North Mesquite in the mid 1980’s when, walking off of the field, HP quarterback, John Stollenwerck, sought her out and told her “that [victory] was for you,” and Coach Gibbins’s son, Greg’s, memory of playing football against Highland Park when he attended Poteet High School. Greg told of receiving a bone-crushing hit from HP defensive back Drew Harris (Class of 1996 and current HP Alumni Association Board Member) when trying to catch a pass over the middle. Then Greg laughed and asked if Drew Harris was in the audience. Immediately to Greg’s left near the front, Drew smiled and waved at Greg. Greg explained how he wandered over to the HP sideline after that hit, and it wasn’t until after saying hello to a few of the HP coaches (who he had known for his entire life) that somebody pointed out that he was on the wrong sideline. Coach Gibbins will be missed on the sidelines of HPHS sporting events, but, no doubt, his friends will be able to find him sitting in the stands of Highlander Stadium on Friday nights this fall. 16 | SCOT TIMES | fall 2012 “ENTER TO LEARN, GO FORTH TO SERVE” Highland Park Education Foundation Board Members 2012-2013 President Treasurer Connie O’Neill Phyllis Riggins Vice President Secretary Will Beecherl Parliamentarian Kristy Robinson Advisor Jae Ellis Doug Thompson Pat Bolin Board of Directors Tom Abbott Rick Anigian Webber Beall Bob Carter Jim Crank Barbara Daniel Emily Deutscher Melanie Evanko Ann Fielder James Gibbs Fred Hamm Art Harding Jim Hitzelberger Blackie Holmes Jenny James Kathy Jenevein Spence Kendrick Keith Laycock Frank Marshall Elizabeth Modory = Charles Pistor Gage Prichard Doug Roach Delaney Rolfe Charlie Spradley Jack Turpin John Walter Marnie Wildenthal Advisory Board Cyndi Bassel Cordelia Boone Dick Davis Susan Farris Sara Lee Gardner Margo Goodwin Winnie Hamlin Juli Harrison Don Houseman Olin Lane, Jr. Greg Potter George Reynolds, III Wade Smith Sandra Snyder Mersina Stubbs Bob White HPHS Alumni Association Board Members 2012-2013 President VP Membership Spence Kendrick ’79 Treasurer Kaki Roach ’79 Vice President PR Cynthia McDonald Cummings ’59 Chrissie Shelmire McAnulty ’87 Secretary Advisor Francie Stevens Johnsen ’84 Eddie Mahon ’56 Board of Directors Patsy Freeman Kramer ’45 Olin Lancaster ’49 Barbara Bourn Arnett ’51 Tish Heard Drinkwater ’55 Ann Binford Collins ’56 Cele Dunlap Johnsen ’60 Susan Drake Rogers ’60 Anne Lutterloh Pierce ’62 Jim Castellaw ’74 John Van Amburgh ’74 Kathleen Thrash Parsons ’79 Marc Taubenfield ’80 Dina Jones Steele ’82 Todd Porch ’86 Liza Graham Ellis ’90 Michael Boone ’93 Drew Harris ’96 Russell Miller ’96 Advisory Board Marty Prince Nichols ’41 = Tam Mott ’46 Sara Smith Ratliff ’51 Julie Ann Hudson O’Connell ’52 Syd Carter ’54 Petrea Carter Boone ’56 Kathy Thomas Krueger ’59 Jackson Harkey ’67 Iris L. Bradley ’72 Are you interested in becoming part of the HP Education Foundation Board of Directors or the HPHS Alumni Association Board of Directors? Please contact Jan Peterson @ 214-780-3063 or Jenni Marks Scoggins ’90 @ 214-780-3060. Josh Bracken ’86 Lolly Ruebel Landwehr ’86 Greg Hurt ’88 Sam Flores ’96 Have you remembered the Highland Park Education Foundation in your will or family estate plans? Please contact Executive Director Jan Peterson for information and for any questions: 214-780-3063 or petersja@hpisd.org. = We are saddened by the recent loss of HPEF Board Member Charles Pistor and HPHS Alumni Association Board Member Tam Mott in July. fall 2012 | SCOT TIMES | 17 IN MEMORIAM Information submitted November 10, 2011 - June 26, 2012 1933: Allen Maxwell • 2-11-12 Bobbe Herndon Nabholtz • 6-2-12 1935: Marian Wilkerson Rich • 1-24-12 1936: Betty Bright Madole • 3-13-12 Bonnie Jean Adams Henderson • 6-16-12 1937: Albert Crutcher • 2-20-12 1938: Dick Gregory • 1-14-12 Ouida January West • 2-23-12 John Cumby • 4-17-12 1939: Maurine Johnson Phillips • 12-23-11 John Emmert • 2-26-12 Walter “Tack” Browning • 5-11-12 1940: Richard “Skipper” Worley • 3-14-12 Mary Smith Rowan • 6-7-11 Don Brown • 6-15-12 1941: Cynthia Warren Meeks • 1-6-12 R.B. Murray • 2-26-12 John Peyton “Pete” Dewey • 6-10-12 1942: Marilou “Moey” Rutledge • 4-2-12 William Smith • 4-5-12 1943: Carolyn Boston Kirkham • 1-7-12 1944: Eleanor Adam Colquitt • 5-9-12 1945: Gene Taylor • 1-30-12 Francis “Jr.” Eldredge • 2-20-12 Dorthell “Tim” Dyer McElroy • 4-16-12 Cathy Hill Garrett • 4-18-12 Marjorie Young Hardy • 6-10-12 1946: Bill Sparkman • 12-24-11 R.H. Stewart Mitchell • 4-25-12 Betty Wertheimer Smith • 4-26-12 George Keeling • 6-12-12 Former Teachers and Staff Sara Chason • 12-7-11 taught voice lessons at HPHS. Mary Lynn Miller Johnson • 12-22-11 taught at HPHS. Virginia Mason • 1-5-12 taught at Hyer. Jassamine Younger • 1-11-12 taught history at HPHS in the 1950s. Dolly Crossley • 4-12-12 taught at University Park Elementary for 29 years. Helene Oshlo • 4-10-12 taught at Hyer for 25 years. Sandy Miller • 5-4-12 taught Art at Hyer from 1980-2009. Elaine Prude • 5-15-12 worked for HPISD from 1970-1994, taught 2nd grade at UP, was the Coordinator of Special Ed and was the principal at Bradfield from 1982-1994. 18 | SCOT TIMES | fall 2012 1948: Betty Jo Lilly Tucker • 12-7-11 Dorothy Pfeiffer LaBorde • 12-14-11 Harley Willey • 12-25-11 Duane Thompson • 1-19-12 Buddy Musso • 2-5-12 Felice Hesselson Mirsky • 4-6-12 John Eaheart • 5-8-12 1949: John Biggers • 2-1-12 Gordon Hosford • 3-4-12 Doris Horner Bond • 3-11-12 Thomas Bailey • 3-24-12 Sam Thompson • 5-19-12 1950: Lawrence Pickens • 1-20-11 Arnold Sweet • 9-28-11 Bill Crawford • 12-23-11 Bill Foster • 1-4-12 Elsa Baker Kraus • 3-13-12 1953: Jack Davis • 1-27-12 Craig Gunter • 2-19-12 Walter Wink • 5-10-12 Ann Messersmith Fletcher • 6-1-12 Rosemary Acton • 6-3-12 1954: Cecil Stell • 2-26-12 1955: Judy Calmes Hawkins • 1-9-12 1956: Mary Ann Russell Lowe • 3-30-12 1958: John Dimon • 12-19-11 Robert Millwee • 2-18-12 Hank Williams • 5-29-12 Doris Eversole Bentley • 6-11-12 1962: Anne Mercer Kornegay • 5-28-12 1963: Harry Schmidt • 4-30-12 1965: Pamela Waters Yale • 2-12-11 Frank Smith • 7-30-11 Harry Matthews • 1-4-12 Jack Greaves • 1-5-12 Richard Shuey • 1-22-12 1947: Dick Oppel • 12-9-11 Anita Harris Holloway • 12-25-11 Sara French Brown • 3-26-12 1968: Steve Seay • 4-4-12 1969: Sally Humphries Hill • 5-23-12 1970: Steve Emery • 12-21-11 1971: Byron Forester • 2-19-12 Thomas LeConey • 5-3-12 1974: Janie Eastland • 1-16-12 1975: Kimberly Goss Anboudba • 12-29-11 1976: Berry Mathews • 11-4-11 David Terry • 3-25-12 1977: Elizabeth Lipscomb Coffee • 12-5-11 1980: Web Atwell • 5-24-12 1985: Ray McClung • 4-16-12 1990: Bo Williams • 6-26-12 1996: Todd Abbott • 1-30-12 Michael Roberts • 6-9-12 2010: Kristina Sealy • 11-11-11 1960: Bobby Sanders • 1-19-12 1961: Buddy Putty • 1-12-12 William Bembenek • 2-1-12 Red Rutledge • 3-30-12 Kay Starnes Wiseman • 3-18-12 Julie Clark Rowden • 5-23-12 If you would like to make a tax deductible contribution in memory of a deceased classmate, the HP Education Foundation gratefully accepts & promptly acknowledges all gifts in remembrance of friends or loved ones. Gift in memory of: _____________________________________ Or/ Gift in honor of: ____________________________________ Amount:_____________________________________________ Make check payable to Highland Park Education Foundation Or use Credit Card: q Visa q Mastercard q Discover Card # ____________________________ Exp. Date: __________ Notification of gift should be sent to: ______________________ Address:_____________________________________________ Given by:_____________________________________________ Address:_____________________________________________ Alumna Alumnus Donor’s Relationship to HPISD: circle Current Parent Parent of Alumni Grandparent Mail to: Jan Peterson, Executive Director, HP Education Foundation 4201 Grassmere Lane, Dallas, Texas 75205 Or go online to www.hpef.org to make a memorial/honor donation. Friend mEMBERSHIP Join or renew today! To gain access to the HPHS Alumni Online Directory, you must join the Alumni Association. 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