Highmore High School - Hisodak Yearbook (Highmore, SD)

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the Ordinary, the Unusual • j ery individual sees life different- ly...and therefore applies his own unique ability in different fields...this is good...this is the way life should be...the outstanding individuals set examples for youth...the enthusiastic indi- vidual arrives early and expectantly awaits the bus or perhaps the next race...fun-loving indi- viduals cherish their own youth...the intellec- tual individual contemplates with serious and open mind and finally attains his goal...the typical student is a combination of these and ma many more traits. HT| 11

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E ven after the final bell has rung for the day, events go on-not as separated or isolated occurrences, but rather as a continuation of new ambitions and dreams. Perhaps to the participant, his contributions weren’t significant or had not met his expectations. These attempts, however, are the ones that fit together to form a much larger .and more important picture. But this picture will neverj be complete-it will always remain the ultimate goal as each individual tries, separately and coactively.to put forth his best and reach for the limits of his ability. Activities and Events 13