Highland High School - Highlander Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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White River Conference reeognitions AT LEFT: Hi hland diamondmen, Rodney Og- den, Cary Rucllg, and Bruce Dunham, relax after a tiresome game. BOTTOM LEFT' Driver Educa- tion lnstructor Mr. Richman explains parts of the engine to bewildered students. BELOW: Summer Typing provides the opportunity for those who need t ping, but cannot fit it into their fall schedules.

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Dennis Mock Neale Dugger, Gary Rudig capture After a tiresome nine months of scholas- tic ritual, summer featured another three months of hard Work and strategy for retuming students. Driver's education and summer typ- ing shortened the summer vacation for nearly 185 students, as two months of added study resulted in beginners' li- censes and extra credits. Highland's Varsity diamondmen Wound up the summer season with a 7-7 record, featuring a shut-out against Pendleton Heights. A senior, Dennis Mock, was named as the 'All-White River Conference Hurlerg' While Neale Dugger and Gary Rudig were placed on the WRC Honorable Mention List. Tri-State campus was the scene of polish and perfection for the Marching Highlanders. During this Week of in- struction, a 'number one, State Fair rou- tine resulted. Highlanders Were again reunited, af- ter a Warm summer, for Yearbook Day on August 22. Renewals of friendship, an ice cream social, and a band per- formance highlighted this day of remi- niscing . . . to be remembered. AT RIGHT? Many exhausting hours of practice are needed to produce a number one band. BE- LOW Yearbook Day reunites students to ex- change feelings ofthe past school year. 18 Reflections

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