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that was as cnsp as the starchy page of a new text- book. Halls that had been summer- silent chattered with shullling foot- steps, slamming locker doors, and shrieking school bells. arly autumn opened a year On September 4. Highlanders offici- ally said 'KHello to thirty-six weeks of activity. Two groups - new faculty members and Pe Club lasses - made their deputs on the assembly. October was the month of Hs, - hayrides, Halloween, and Homecom- ing. Alumni Rambled Home to an assembly and dance in their honor. The football season was splashed with black and white - pom poms, goal posts, helmets, and headlines: HIGH- LAND TAKES STATE In
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--wr RCIHCIHlJC1' the excitement of watch- ing haskethalls swish through the nets when Coach johnsorfs Hams were on the court for warm-ups? Remember the 'AOle's,' that showed we were proud of our hard-fighting team? That was Basketball season. Ilighland's swing into spring was evi- denced by more than lunchtime pic- nics and senior yo-yo contests. March brcezed us through second place at the State Forensics meet, while April brought showers of accomplishments at the State Dralnatics Festival. l lv, F ,fl X' 1 s Q lil lull .X . 25?-ll... Regional Forensics Trophy D Red I eppers Spring Comes to Highland
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