Highland Park High School - Highlander Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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gwiawl' IW - are-se L Q f + is THE JUNE CLASS Our high school days are at an end. Soon they will only be memories-for most of us, we hope, pleasant. We have made many friends, both among our classmates and among our teachers, and have had many enjoyable experiences here in Highland Park. Some of us leave Hne athletic records, and some of us leave enviable records of scholastic achievement. Then there are those of us who leave neither of these, but who will be remembered for our good citizenship and our loyalty to the school. On looking back, many of us will have cause to envy the freshmen, because their four years are still ahead. Still, graduation does not mean the severing of all our high school associations. Although we realize that now each one of us has to make his own way in the world, form new friendships, face new obstacles, and achieve new successes, we earnestly desire to keep our old friends-these friends with whom we have spent so many of our high school, even grade school, days. Leaving Highland Park, we know that we take with us the friendship and good-will of our principal and of all our teachers. We sincerely wish for each and every one of our classmates the best of luck and the fulfillment of all their hopes and ambitions in whatever they undertake in later life. We feel that we have all been immeasurably enriched by what we have learned at Highland Park and by all our contacts here. 0300 1 : ?' .Q 2' v nv v v if , ! .v !- e !ii .v'M