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

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Modern messages relate old stories Two hundred years ago an obscure portion ofthe northeastern frontier of New Spain was inhabited mostly by Indians and a handful of Spanish missionaries and French traders. Communication in Texas was a problem for the pioneers. Somehow the message got through then, and it still does today. G..'-fs .-.-si, aa- - - 1 i .t t N real .. W QA ,P V fl ' 2 it ill!! iff my f li N l ll llllljllltl' ll 'l l l 6 E 60 Introduction f l E N i E S lt E ,s i R Q S

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RIGHT: Rising from the rolling plains of North Texas, the distant skyline of metropolitan Dal- las offers a sharp contrast to the grassy landa scape. BELOW: School aids such as a McCuffey reader and a desk bell communicate studies of a different era. ' it ff' r' N ffm q'!! 5,! ,gg L gg-X. 12 if : - X t-ga U , ,-A x gag. X x W Qgri X f , fy f' , 1 ,fit ai-ief 1 f , Xf ' r f l 55 '. '-- 2:f4g . 1 ' ,ie , P if X-X-- Q -a-'ff . 1 -A 5 sfig- ' 121, j,f,'3f' . - ff . IX, jgifeiglx-gLs232f1J1,, Giving' ?iEiif t I-ff-1 ' f f Q i ' l ' ,.-jf N N Q tg - , Q, , .,,. l2ff -., Z' , -- I ' , 'Q 4:5 L i -2' till' lie Y- -i-A ,f WNL: - r-- 2? A V '-x'x f' AF rj-gg I l I X X, X KNJ4, x x L Z 4 2 X f 'at , X ilk , , lllbi l at A A t -51 ftiii 1 ,fx Qc 11lll'fi ii or as tlllll' i' s' N J ' V f M D Q f f I' , , E ' E,-fl N - ' R s - .ffsq rvff : ,. .sl A 3 V , ,J . W i ' ' 4 salsa' ff' ' 'maui 4Al P At l .. ig . x l i X 1 lliisli l .i get i li as . ,QllxL,,'fiW i ' g ,puffs -if is 4 I-CAN TOO read this, insists Dick Davis at the State Fair exhibit of old classroom items and aids to learning. 7 AND NOW FibberMcGee, croons a radio announcer of an earlier day as Susan Dunn tunes in during Flight Through America. Introduction 05

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