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A beautiful campus and a lazy atmosphere entice busy students out-of-doors. Education does not mean teaching people what they do not know. It means teaching them to behave as they do not behave. It is not teaching the youth the shapes of letters and the tricks of numbers, and then leaving them to turn their arithmetic to roguery, and their literature to lust. It means, on the contrary, training them into the perfect ex- ercise and kingly continence of their bodies and souls. These words written by John Ruskin near- ly a century ago could well be applied to High Point High School during the year 1958-59. Through active participation in class work, athletics, clubs, and organiza- tions, students gained valuable knowledge and experience that enabled them to develop in a fourfold manner-mentally, physically, socially, and spiritually. THE GRAY HAZE OF LATE
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Hypochondrlacs Carolyn Wlartm and Davld Butler meet each other weakly as Ilz Oldham holds her breath duxmg' a scene flom the Junxox Class s hllar IOUS productlon of One Wild Night 533, fi. Student Councll Presldent Dwxght Wheless takes ordels for more blue crepe papel and pamt on Homecomlng Day 9 illl ul ll In Loadlng the county school buses at 3 30 lb a part of each day s schedule 'UIUC SC 1 ,,.I' The one day ln the year when glrls may wear bermudas or toreador pants ls Homecommg Day ROSY OUTLOOKS DISPELLED 'BLUE MONDAY' THOUGHTS n . . . wg l ..' . . 1 A ' .C ' , ..'. ' - , . S . . H . L . r .,, ' .. 5 , 32 'Y ' , X' 'fredii' 1- 'Q ' tw' . . . e .6 7,2 vi .. . . , ,. lf V V, , 4 M 5 il' Z fe-an l s e c 'Q ' 5' f o I I - , s - .. lc e fl il .5 W-1 L ., 1, . L l V N - r-, ft ARO ,' M lun , e , , l V. 5 uf l . . . 3,3 D
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