Highland Park High School - Highlander Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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It is with an ever increasing sense of pleasure that I Write my annual message to the student body of Highland Park High School. With each passing year there seems to be better understanding and less misunderf standing. The bright spots are brighter and the rough edges are smoother in spite of the handicaps under which we have Worked, but troubles and hardships only place us in a position to appreciate better the opportunities now open to us. We leave the old building with regret, but We enter the new Highland Park High School with an eager desire to use its every facility for better preparation for the places We are to fill in a democratic society. We have a beautiful building presented to us. May We present the next generation of students a building that will tell its own story of our appreciation and understanding of the privileges and opportunities that are ours. BEN W. WISEMAN, Principal. E171

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BECK, RALPH W. Band BINNION, RALPH Economics BODINE, EARL Mathematics BRADFIELD, MYRTILLIE Latin COTTINGHAM, RUTH Mathematics DABNEY, W. Y. Mathematics GILLON, GRACE Registrar GOLDEN, ELIOSE English HAMILTON, T. E Latin HUTCHINSON, MRS. JOE Mathematics JARRETT, NEIL French JONES, DOROTHY English ARLE FA ULTV 18 ADKINSSON, MRS. LUCILE Counselor, English ALLEN, LUCILE English ANDERSON, MAUDE English BOONE, MARY KATHERINE Physical Education BOSWELL, FRED Biology BOWLBY, CECIL D. Civics DIAL, ELLA Art FORT, MRS. SCOTT Commercial Subject FULLER, ELIZABE Librarian HARRISON, PEGGY Piihlic Speaking HIGHTOWER, FLOYD Physical Education HUME, REDMAN Athletics s TIT