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AWARDS REAI,IZINC and appreciating their untiring efforts to train winning teams, build fine character, and instill sportsmanship and school spirit, we, the Senior Class of 1938, dedicate this, HThe 1938 Highlanderf' to coaches, past and present, of the Highland Park High School. Through the passing years it has been the desire of all people to win, and the spirit that it takes to win has been especially prevalent in the Highland Park High School. Spurred on by a loyal student body, the Scotties in recent years have been outstanding in sports, glorying in a football team that has played two consecutive all-victorious seasons. The 1937 team played its home games, with the exception of the last one, at the football field at Twenty-ninth and Indiana. This field was first used by Highland Park in 1932. The Scotties took a step forward this year by adding to the school facilities a new athletic field. With the help of the Works Progress Administration, the new field was built at Twenty-fifth and California, dedicated Thanksgiving Day and initiated by the Scotties that day when they defeated the Topeka Catholics 27 to 0. Since the high school annual serves as a record of all the rnany activities of the school year, it will become more cher- ished as the years pass. The annual does not confine its material to the more important activities only, but it tells also of the everyday events. The 1938 Highlander staff has endeavored to place the pages of this annual, accounts so vivid that the of high school days at Highland Park will live forever this 1938 Highlander carries with it the winning keeps alive eventful school days, and challenges to win in the finest sense in the game of life, then will have been fulfilled.
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