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

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Gum .sw jbvuifcfin l lE student body ol l'ligl'1land Parlc bas always been fortunate in lnaving a line sclwool building, but tlwe construc- tion ol a new senior lwiglm scliool tliis year bas given us one ol tlwe most mod- ernly equipped buildings in tlwe Soutlm- west today. llwe public address system is one ol tlwe main advantages to be bad in tl'ie new sclwool. From l'1is ollice, tlme prin- cipal is able to spealc to all rooms or to

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A TRIBUTE We leave behind the Old School, The Wielder of our destinies, We open last the door And close the life We have fitted there. We turn last the page We have Written Q Across the volume of the years, We leave the classrooms, Where each has had a place, We leave the halls, Where our Footsteps echoing linger still. We leave the scene of our frolicking times . . . Of all our laughter, We leave behind the Old School . . . We leave behind something that is a part of us! But let us enter the New School With the spirit of the Old, Let us open a new volume And remember the volume of old. I salute you, Old School, Brave faithful Wielder of destinies . . . -JANE ABBOTT, '3 7.

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any single one. Several otl'1er assets are sound-orool corridors, larger dressing rooms lor gym classes, ollices lor clubs and publications, and an auditorium vvitlw a seating capacity ol T080 plans are now being made lor tlie construction ol a turtle-bacl4 lootball field Witlw a tile drainage system. We lwave a sclwool building ol yvliicln we can be justly proud. l.et us en- deavor to l4eep it as clean and as un- marred as possible. -Jlflary Elizabeth CZQ9iseman,