Highline High School - Pirates Log Yearbook (Burien, WA)

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V 4, fgoreword IN LOOKING BACK over the centuries we can see definite contributions that have been handed down to us from the nations to Whom We owe our rich and varied cultural gifts. It is as a tribute to those who have given us those traditions, aspirations and ideals that We have chosen the theme Our Cultural Inheritance. Our hope is that this generation may likewise lay a few gifts upon the altar of achievement.

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Gm' ,School WHEN ONE visualizes Highline one sees not only the wide expanse of lawns flanked by formal walks and newly planted trees but also long and friendly corridors that ring With voices vibrant and happy, the epitome of youth. Such is one phase of our immediate Cultural Inheritance and our point of contact With education throughout the ages.