Highland High School - Highlander Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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Man of steel: Senior Johnny Woodoll strives to stretch his endurance for enough to lift a large amount of weight. Striving for perfection: Senior Leoh Brandon Kung Fu Fighting: Juniors Wendy and Cindy gracefully executes o ballet move while Fox practice their judo moves hoping some- her students observe. day to get o block belt. 22 Outside the Classroom

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Come to order: Judge Tom Newman takes charge of an MCYC mock trial. V s Seuy: Oink went the pig when junior Rod- ney Smith feeds his 4-H stock. Campus Life: Row 1: Amber Workman, Lisa Rogge, Michelle Christerson, Debby GqI- logher, Gary Jorret, Cindy Erdos, Natalie Page. Row 2: John Hayes, Steve Hatfield, Dole Edwards, Jeff Chambers, Mike McFoll, Kent Crawford, or Schneider. Row 3: Greg Byrne, Brad Schneider, Scott Shaffer, Phil Engbrecht, Kirk Engbrecht, Tim Toylor, Phil McNealy, Doug Wiond. Everyone smile: Push Excel! officers ore To- meko Kayzer, John Woodali, Lynne Wheel- er, Mr. McCutchen, Doinne Patterson, John Caldwell ond Tonneko Koyzer. I ' ve got it: Young life, you just might catch a cold Kim Shaw and Jim Murray try to bite the big one. Club involvement 21

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Outside the classroom Dancing drawing, fighfing and flying . . . These were just o few of the many diverse talents and interests many students pursued outside of school. Mony students used their hobbies OS Q creative outlet to get owoy from the pressures of school ond jobs. Junior Lilo Smith felt writing short stories and poems let her release some of her feelings she hod difficulty dealing with. Junior Tim Fritz hod similar feelings. Tim enjoyed flying planes because it gove him o feeling of freedom and o chollenge. Flying gives me o feeling of control ond o challenge I don ' t have going to school, Tim sold. Some students talent even pro- vided them with jobs. Senior Leoh Brandon who started dancing ot age three gave bollet lessons in her home. Leah felt her talent was beneficial be- cause it was enjoyable and some- thing thot provided her a job. Other students hoped for careers someday in their area of talent. Senior Effren Drown hoped to become a pro- fessional boxer. Ranked number sev- en in the nation in the 139 pound welterweight division, he was also the Notional Pol chomp. Other students tolents took a more passive path. Freshman Brian Cook enjoyed drawing and did art work for the yearbook yearbook. Although the activities varied, stu- dents seemed to unanimously agree that having a talent was both fun and challenging. Flying high: Junior Tim Fritz maneuvers his plane through the clouds high above the busy earth below. Completing a masterpiece: Senior Mary Clifford skillfully odds the finishing touches of color to o picture. Outside the Classroom 23