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

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' ' rf' 'mir f ! Q, . 1,5 by li . H laditgs New O r. ' J ' v . 4 I ,itat-ll iw, I 1 2 iA A 1 eng li la ii 1 .---Q V 11 ' F e FOREWORD The rich cultural heritage of our country. a source ol pride and inspiration for all of us, has been a major locus ol study during our years al. Highland Parlc High School. ln our literature and history classes we have seen our country clcvclop its democratic principles from the lilveral lhinlqing ot grcal philosophers and lvroni the practical policies of our early slalcsinen. Outstanding znnong those paf triotic men was Thomas Jefferson, who syinluolm-s inany ol the nolmlosl aspects of our colonial period. An ardent sludcnl ol' rliissical l'llllllI'f'. hc has helped pass to modern America the Cvreela and Roinzni iiillnenccw in our govemment, our system of education, and even in our :irc-liilcrliim. The result of this influence was notalnle in the Southern Slalcs ol' our nation from the time of Jefferson until the Nvar Between the States. History teaches us that the South at that time might very well he coinpared to the democratic, yet aristocratic, society of ancient Greece. ln The 1956 Highlander we have depicted a few scenes of life in rho Old South as We might have seen them, together with some appropriate Words of the ancient Greelcs and Romans, as they might have commented on those scenes. r Eiizfir Han 5 it f , Q f xi Ky y Page law jy xxlm

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