Highland High School - Highlander Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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ON TARGET IN 6I EDUCATION PARTICIPATION COMPETITION P ERSONALITIES S ELECTION WITH

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On liyef fix 5 Today we find the world becoming far more competitive than it has ever been. Our demo- cratic educative processes are in part re- sponsible for this increasing competition, however, it is only through education that we can learn how to meet the challenges in a successful way. Meeting today's challenges requires the determination to utilize our potential abilities. It is not succeeding for the purpose of succeed- ing that is important, but the striving toward a goal that produces success. We are confronted with many duties and responsibilities. One of these is to make the most of our education, for it is here that we become aware ofthe reality of life. While ful- filling these responsibilities, we discover numerous opportunities to expand our know- ledge through participation inextra-curricu- lar activities. The challenges are met in sports, in participation, in education, in sel- ection, and with personalities. This year we fotmd the challenge to the entire student body was to be On Target in 61.

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