When listing refereed papers in a CV, should I highlight my name in authors lists? I am experimental physics grad student updating my CV / publications/talks list in preparation for applying to postdoctoral positions.

In my refereed publications list, while a few of the most recent papers have me as the first author, the majority do not. So my question is as follows: Should I highlight my name in the lists somehow? If so, italics, boldface, or something else?
I do not generally see people highlighting their name in a CV in this way, and I do not think that it is necessary (though perhaps the culture in experimental physics is different).  In a CV, you are by definition an author of every listed paper, and papers where you are first author leap out pretty easily to the eye already---unless you've got lots of papers, in which case, why worry about it?  If you highlight your name, on the other hand, I think that it could come across as insecure, since it is not normally done.