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Activities multiply as year advances as ...... ..,n,,l,i if .t ,E 's K 'Y A Q OPPOSITE PAGE TOP LEFT: ROTC members Iower the ' flag as part of their afternoon duties. . Q 'I l OPPOSITE PAGE TOP RIGHT: The stadium scoreboard , T Q 1 ' emphasizesthe importance oi each second. -- f l1't', : - Q V cy OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM: Freshman Claudia Hochberg ' f . Q Q , M W' R , gogtes upiorairat Freshman Orientation while. . . N ' ,,,, I I-IT: Richard Neely wishes he were home, 1 4 hw' wi ff' 'wfi iw BELOW: After a long wait, students try to untangle old fri schedules and create new ones. - . . few-- I wi , : ' ' :: v A 2 .W M , . r M ff .-.. W .,,,,.,M,,,, 1 : - : f is , I ' '- ff .I j A H. V, N33 6 O Introduction
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t . 'F 14.- -5.- OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM LEFT: Typing students race against the timer. OPPOSITE PAGE MIDDLE: Joyce Mauk completes never-ending school work while the world clock is ever- changing OPPOSITE PAGE TOP RIGHT: Time seems to fly as smoothly as the butterfly and passes just as silently. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM RIGHT: Students head for home after the last bell of the day. LEFT: Cotton candy is one of the main attractions at the annual State Fair of Texas for juniors Ellen Dennis, Tim Crowley, Beverly Bell and Pod Pirtle. TOP: Mary Wynne Wicker reflects on passing time and falling sand. ABOVE: Seniors Clint Shouse, Carol Wiley, Jim Gray, Diane Thompson, and Terri Gilchrist find a picnic relax- ing on a Warm autumn day. Introduction 0 5
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1 f 1 f 'l X . Ja' 1 mf' y . . . With no time-loutsg Autumn heralds the beginning of high school for sogme stu- dents and the last year at Highland Park for others. Daily flag-raising and lowering remain unchanged routines, no different in our time than in previous years. Friday nights are filled vvith football and the enthusiasm of the students until advancing vvinter brings an end to the season, and basket- ball becomes the major sport from December through Feb- ruary. Introduction 0 7
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