Highland High School - Highlander Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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EARN IVIUNEY --- Enjoying themselves at the senior class skating party fabove leftj are Nancy Manring, Bob Roudebush, Judy Wood, Richard Briles, student tea- cher, Peggy Noblitt, and Barbara Boxell. At the right are Carolyn Hacker, Bob Roudebush, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stinson. Mr. Stinson is a class sponsor. At the rightis the ice cream con- cession room where the seniors sold during the ballgames. Cokes were also sold in the hall by the seniors. S2 ww ., 'Q---YE A ,-i 4' dm W it ,A v f 1 ,P Q 1 or if s 5 gl 4 r 1 Q K r 1 sl if K?

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in , lla , 'r Q K ft ' lg,-K P1151 vii K? .l . JUNIURS, SENIURS Above, left, is Mr. Rittman, jun- ior class sponsor, greeting Wayne Weston and Norma Perkins as they arrive at the junior class party, and at the right is Malcolm Barnes play- ing a song at the party. At the left are F. M. Lucas, Don Gilpatrick, Don Vanderluit, Fritz Harvey and Larry Hatfield in the junior concession room where they sell candy at the ball games. The juniors also sold hot dogs to in- crease their earnings.

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I 9 n Iris Needler, Margie Browning, Dale Parrish and Harold Hans are shown at the right preparing for their senior class trip. The seniors are taking a six-day trip to Washington, D. C., by bus with stops in Maryland and Pennsylvania. FUR MASS TRIP Whether it's the juniors, above, QSue Richards and Mary Whitej selling maga- zines or the seniors at the right QDa1e Par- rish and Harold Hansl selling Christmas wrapping paper, they all have the same goal in mind: A senior class trip. v 9 5 3 5 5