Highland High School - Highlander Yearbook (Albuquerque, NM)

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co J ad wag Sg Peo OBrien eR INGE ep oA kL It is my pleasure to congratulate the student body on its allied activity program and the type of leader- ship we have experienced throughout the school year. It is the business of the school to develop cit- izenship. Every child is the potential ''understudy'' of some student leader and it is through the attitudes and ideals of student leadership that education in citizenship may reach the youngest child in the sys- tem. May all future leaders realize this responsibility. BEN W. WISEMAN, Principal. Page Seventeen

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Page Sixteen OUR SUPERINTENDENT Class of 1939: In these times when the democracies of the world are undergoing the greatest trials of their existence, it is imperative that our young people learn the lessons of democratic living and the proper consid- eration of the rights of those with whom they are associated. | congratulate you, the members of this class, on having gone far toward high ideals of dem- ocratic participation in dealing with affairs about you and on helping materially to impress these fine prin- ciples on your associates. H. E. GABLE, Superintendent.

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ADKINSON, MRS. LUCILE SNIPES | Counselor Southwestern University, A.B. ALLEN, LUCILE English and Senior Counselor Trinity University, A.B.; S. M. U., M.A. STRAWN, MRS. W.L. English S. M. U., B.A. Page Eighteen DIAL, NANCY ELLA BECK, RALPH W. Art Band Salis Ui ASe Trinity University, B.A. FORT, MRS. S. F. Commercial S. M. U., B.S. STEWART, MARY English Missouri University, A.B. Columbia University, M.A. GOLDEN, ELOISE English S. M. U., B.A.; M.A. JONES. DOROTHY WOOTEN English S. M. U., B.A.; M.A. WASSON, MARGARET English S. M. U., B.A.; M.A. WILLIAMS, MRS. LEDA N. English University of Texas, B.A.; M.A.