Highland High School - Highlander Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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BELOW: Teen Hill is the site of an emotion filled baptism as young and old commit their lives lo Christ. AT RIGHT: Other students enjoy llic beauty and tranquility of :1 sanctuary for fellowship with s at

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1 2 E 1 E 5 i l Z gififl gl int! s 'I 1 1 . . s s Y s i - 9 5122. I gs A, 6543 UPPER LEFT: Highlanders wvru greeted with a new titlc, 'Anderson Communitv Schoolsf as lhev boarded busses the first Claw of school. UPPER RIGHT: Mr. Davis anrl Mr. Eb- bcrtt frequently discuss school policies for the 1971-72 school year. LOWER LEFT: A new procedure for High- landers is the filling out of what seems to he an endless num- ber of computer enrollment blanks. LOWER RIGHT: Nl rs. Anne Hull, thc school nurse, provided new health and nurs- ing Services for students. 5

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Youths search for meaningful relationships through religion Students at Highland were dis- covering a new 'thing' in Christ as were many tyoung people across the Unite States. These 'jesus people' were found in con- ventional churches of every de- nomination as well as Teen Hill and jerry's, which were estab- lished as religious-oriented coifeehouses. As Highlanders traveled the halls in spare moments between classes, buttons proclaiming jesus as the 'One Way', stickers saying 'Smile, Cod loves you', and modern Bible translations in stacks of text books spread the word that the jesus Revolution was making its impact on Highlanders. ,NNW '-1--. W, M., N