Highland High School - Highlander Yearbook (Medina, OH)

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ALMA MATER Oh, Highland High School now to thee, We sing our song of loyalty! We sing thy glory and thy fame, All praises to thy honored name. Come and join us while we sing, We'll make the nearby hillsides ring. Our faith in thee will never die, — ee We'll always love thee, Highland High. LAM ONLY ONE I am only one, but I am one. I cannot do everything, but I can do something. What I can do, I ought to do, And what I ought to do, by the Grace of God, I will do. —Author Unknown

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remember. . As the years progress and each of us travels our sep- arate ways, we will be looking toward the future to attain success and reach higher goals. The knowledge gained at Highland through academic classes, extra-curricular activi- ties, and the responsibility that goes with these, will again and again be recalled for our successful journey on the un- known paths of the future. Our school days are like a silhouette in that all of the atures are not clearly shown, but there is still a i great enough image to be remembered. In our “Highlander’ we present to you this great image th represents our high school days and the memorable events that “We'll 99 always remember .. .

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The coming of spring each year marks a beginning and an ending. Nature unfolds after the long dormant winter; love and life begin anew. For us students at High- land, classes are ending and studying for final exams begin. Track meets and baseball games can be seen on the first warm days of the season. It is at the annual commencement exercises that the Seniors end a part of their life that took twelve years to build. For these students, spring marks the end of one journey and the beginning of another journey on unknown paths that will mark our future. Yes, the silhouette of spring shows both the Alpha and the Omega. Spring Actiwities 1961