Highland Park High School - Little Giant Yearbook (Highland Park, IL)

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CONTENTS Administration and Faculty................... 9 Seniors .................................... 19 Underclassmen .............................. 50 Organizations................................71 Activities...................................89 Sports...................................... 95 LITTLE GIANT 1963 HIGHLAND PARK HIGH SCHOOL HIGHLAND PARK, ILLINOIS Vivien Clair .......................... Editor Miss Helen Palmer..................... Sponsor Mr. John Munski........................Sponsor

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Each year of high school adds to our knowledge of ourselves and the world about us. As freshmen, we know only the parts of school which directly concern us — the cafeteria, sessions, snack bar, the bus foyer, and a few classrooms. Our activities are only a small part of all those offered. During our sophomore and junior years, we par- ticipate in more activities and discover other areas of the school. We begin to understand that to learn is not merely to take first-year French, then second- year French, or algebra, then geometry. The process of learning is cumulative and cannot be divided into definite stages. As seniors, we see even more clearly that, just as a poem is more than imagery, rhythm, and diction, an education is greater than individual courses, ex- tracurricular activities, and beautiful school buildings. THE M OF (15 PARTS