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Pride in good sportsmanship brought us respect and prestige. At the I960 Hast Chicago sectionals Buddy Starcevich, Peggy Goolik, and Jerry Mussatt played major roles in capturing the sportsmanship trophy for Highland high. Mr. Robert Day, assistant principal, directs Highland Motor Sales’ representa- tive as he removes a car without a parking permit. I - 8 -
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Highland is proud of the high ideals it has established and maintained in its short life. Precedents have been set, geared to our elevated standards. The more promising students at Highland High enjoyed several advanced classes this year. Selected freshman were per- mitted to take biology and geometry, sophomore subjects and several sophomore students took advanced algebra, a junior sub- ject. Senior math was on the schedule of a few superior juniors. A number of seniors enjoyed new laboratory equipment while taking advanced biology, which was added to the curriculum in the fall. But high school life is not all work and no play. A soc-hop after a football or basketball game was a long awaited event which was attended by the majority of the students. All the past week’s disappointments and failures were forgotten in the music and fun of the crowd at the dance. As an acknowledgement of the fine sportsmanship display- ed by students and athletes at the I960 sectionals, Highland High received the treasured sportsmanship trophy. This trophy, located in the front showcase, served as an incentive for even better sportsmanship in all succeeding sports events. A student’s car being towed away was a scene witnessed by many amazed eyes. A new rule was enforced this year: cars with- out a parking permit in the school parking lot were promptly removed. Students wanting to drive to school had to see Mr. Robert E. Day, vice-principal, and give a good reason why a permit was needed before one could be obtained. Advanced classes and the strict code of dress demonstrate why the Trojans have become the fine people they are. The objectives which we reached in the past have set the The stamp of approval is given to the students attending High- precedent for those who will follow in the future, land’s dances. PRECEDENT Jim Barenie and Sandy McCormack find lab work essential in advanced biology.
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