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

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ff V ,i WH' .Q 'qlj, pj M? Leonard F. Johnson, principal , 0 v f I if fi if MM' fiat' , f' 22550 fb W Lowell Wiggins, vice principal 66 the Things You ren-Recorded Oc P A 'T Qui, .f z 'Mas l IGH SCHOOL life presents many challenges and choices which demand courage to solve-the same type of courage used by those who perfected high fidelity sound reproduction. Courage is a varying quality that may be manifested in different Ways and dem- onstrated in situations which sometimes appear most obvious, other times obscure. Our athletes show one kind of courage in meeting and accepting physical combat. They have been conditioned to these events, which to many appear to be terrifying ordeals. The athlete learns that he must play the game according to the rules, just as everyone learns that the biggest game of all must be played by the rules. We ean't all be athletes and reap directly the rewards of these great experiences, but we can help them, help our school, and gain stature for ourselves. Then, when we play back our record from Highline, it will show the highest fidelity. L. F. JOHNSON, principal Fi vc