Highline High School
 

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144 live in Washington
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2 live in Germany
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Welcome to the Highline High School 

 Senior Class of 1988

 Web Site!

     This web site is for Alumni and friends of the Class of 1988 from Highline High School in Burien, WA. The Goal of this web site is to keep our class connected and to plan reunions. Click around and enjoy! 

We also need your help finding ALL our classmates. Please spread the word and this web site!

 

 

If you do NOT want to sign up, at least send us your contact information via the "contact us" page. We can remove your name from the "Lost Classmates" list and stop the hard work of trying to locate you.

Thanks for visiting and we look forward to hearing from you and catching up soon!

  "True terror is to wake up one morning and discover that your high school class is running the country."      -Kurt Vonnegut

 



 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


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Osama bin Laden has called for a holy war against the United States, saying it was the duty of Muslims to free their land of American occupation.
This was 2 years before his involvement in the 9/11 suicide attacks by al-Qaeda members upon the United States.

US Celebrates 200th Birthday 4th July ( 1976 ) The 200th birthday Bicentennial celebrations of the United States independence from British Rule.

New York Subway Fares Increase To 20 cents 4th July ( 1966 ) The New York Transit authority chose the holiday to increase it's minimum fares on Subway and Busses from 15 cents to 20 cents. As of 4th July 2009 the minimum fare on New York Subway is $2.25 11 times as expensive. Here is an interesting comparison in July 1966 Gas cost 32 cents per gallon, It is currently less than $3.00 per gallon about 9 times as expensive.


Hours Cut To Save Jobs 4th July ( 1932 ) The plan by many organizations, companies and Government Departments to cut the number of hours worked or days worked by those in current employment, this provides better chances for workers of staying employed and also should help with those seeking work in these testing times. Feelings are mixed with many of those in work concerned about the drop in wages but in general the plan is accepted as a way forward out of the current problems facing the country. For those of you living in States struggling to balance budgets and who have cut state workers hours does this ring any bells




Rationing Ends in Britain 4th July ( 1954 ) Rationing of meat and bacon through the use of ration books ends bringing to an end rationing in Great Britain which had been in place for 14 years since the beginning of World War II.

During the war all kinds of goods were rationed including:
All Meats
Butter
Sugar
Sweets and chocolate
Clothes
Canned and dried fruit
Chocolate biscuits
Jelly
Mincemeat.
Petrol
Plus for a long time fruit was unavailable due to problems in supply and took till the early 50's before fresh fruit was affordable and available.

British Government Broadcast explaining rationing and how the British Public could help the war effort





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