Highland High School - Highlander Yearbook (Salt Lake City, UT)

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ROOM 216 Left to Right Row One Shery Burke, Jim Bring- Jolene Reed, Elaine Turcanski. Row Three: Craig Schow Rich ard Ken Myrick Rolan Carr Judy Asson Cherie Bader, Susan ard Flinders, Richard Black, Lee Miner, Kathy Flaight, Kathy Hopkm Row Two Mrs ones Ronnie Beckstead Paul Kidman, DeLaney, Barbara Yates. Not Pictured: Paul Sonntag. Dean Gooding John Car ett Judy Hickcox Joyce McCormick, HNF A JEDERJECDIZSCSTJICJDJ-.ST The beginning is now a part of the past. We tum from our basic beginnings with renewed hope for future progress. Highland has become a full-fledged high school in four short years, not only in name, but in reputation and restige. The student body will now and in the future have these loundations to build on. Yes, it is the future based on the experiences of the past. That is what we have tried to capture in spirit in the 1960 Highlander. We would like to sincerely thank those people who have helped in the mrrblication of this book: Our publisher, Wheelwright Litho- grap ' g Company, our hotographer, Boyd Hill, our support, the Administration, our capable, amiable guide, Mr. Collettg our spir- ited crew who have really plroduced this year, the Highlander Staff, and the people, without w om the book could not be, the Student Body. Thanks again. Richard Ferre, Editor Lee Burnham, Associate Editor

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