Highland High School - Highlander Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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drive, voting poll ' Student Council kept busy this year arranging ac- tivities for the student body. Otticers of Student Council went to the summer convention at l.U. Home- coming details were planned by the Student Coun- cil. Students voiced their opinions on school matters by placing suggestions in the newly organized sug- gestion locker. Student Council sponsored a dance featuring the Kingsmen. Three hundred pre-sale tick- ets were sold tor this event. Rhea Long secured a flag that had flown over the Capitol building in Washington, D.C., by writing to Congress. This flag was presented to the school at a convocation. This year the Student Council otticers participated in the exchange day. Pam Wyatt and Mike Hoover spent a day at Pendleton High School. Marsha Jordan and Rhea Long went to Frankton High School for the day. THTQ ES mi vi'-TTL5 Mr. Metzger was greeted by Student Council members, Mike Hoover and Mickey McWilliams, at the November open house ll i ,scsi li fx xx, r, As president of Student Council, Mike Hoover, introduced cz new project to council members. Pam Wyatt and Rhea Long smiled as they sold tickets for the big Kingsmen dance 1 eww-- ,. I , 1 T' -Q if . .g,, 'T M 355- , A ' T, its .v ,. ...-Q.. - , fr., .. , , KVVV 3 I A '- I - 1 - K I KX , A .lv Lit S ' Q Q2 V I L gin - ' ,K

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Student Council members discussed business at their reguiar Tuesday meetings. Council devoted time to dcmce, clothing Monitor, Carol Brinduse, checked student passes before allowing them to continue down the hall. Seventh grade Student Council members served at the Teacher Appreciation Tea.

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so . . .V A C f - ' 1.' . , Pr , A img' V - ' r i' I es x ' ,, 4'-' . 1 , ,,. L Queen attendants were charming Linda Greene rep- resenting the iuniors, lovely Peggy Mayer from the sophomore class and popu- lar freshman Teresa Dale. First victory, Maria as Homecoming 1964 will be remembered as the year when the Highland Scots won their first Homecoming game. Victory over Franklin Central with the score of 34 to 20 brought a perfect ending to a week of frantic preparations. Despite cold September evenings, students and the faculty members worked stuffing crape paper and colored napkins into chicken wire. They built, painted and transformed hay wagons and flat trucks into gaily decorated floats. Many floats and cars were in the parade including, not only class floats, but club floats as well. After the parade around the football field, judges named the senior class float, Let's Not Debate Our Victory, as the winner. Second place was taken by the iunior class with their float Harboring A Victory. Maria Hernandez, senior class member and foreign exchange student from Venezuela was crowned as the tenth Homecoming Queen. Maria Hernandez 1964 Homecoming Queen