Highland High School - Highlander Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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Disco Danny: Seniors Donny Zochory danced the nighf owoy with his dote Angie DlQci well. Here comes Santa Claus: Sonto visits and brings goodies for Seniors Susan Amen, Chris Compbell, Brent Mogsig ond his date Lori Hussel. In the end: The 1982 Miss Highlander, Diana Gilliam, puts the finishing touches on the evening as she shores a moment with her escort Greg Smith. Whio will it be?: Greg Smith, Diana Gilliom, Shelly Dough, Jeff Williams, Danny White- head, Tina Riddle, Mark Smith, Deth Hobbs, Jill Martin, Tim Alfieri, wait to hear who will be Miss Highlander. And the winner is. . . .-Senior Diana Gilliam awaits intently as Highlander editor Steve Osburn crowns the 1982 Miss Highlander.

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A Christinas celebration Dreaming of o White Christmas was the theme for the 1961 Christmas Donee, December 12, when Senior Diana Gilliam was crowned Miss High- lander 1982. I felt it was a real honor to be crowned Miss Highlander. It will give me Q very excited memory to look bock on when I graduate, comment- ed Diana Gilliam. The four other candidates, nomi- nated by junior and senior home- rooms, were: seniors Beth Hobbs es- corted by Mark Smith, Jill Martin es- corted by Tim Alfieri, juniors Shelly Bough escorted by J.T. Williams, and Tina Riddle escorted by Danny Wh ite- head. The entertainment for the evening was provided by Disc Jockey, Dr. K Funk (Kenny Marsh) o senior at High- land. He filled the evening with WTLC music and some good old foshion Rock-n-Roll. The commons area was also decorated, by Student Council members, with Christmas bows, ici- cles, crepe paper, stars, tinsel and a fully decorated Christmas tree. ' h m JL It ' „ C 26 Christmas Dance

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Foreign students get americanized Volkommen, Vienvenidos, Wel- kom. Welcome . . . Although it ' s writ- ten different and nnoy sound strange, welconne is o universal longuage and is unique in its own woy. Highland hosted three exchange students from three different coun- tries. They came to America bringing their own ideas and cultures while hoping to learn a few of the American ways to take home with them. Jose Jovier Geis came from Dorce- lona, Spoin, and lived with Freshmon Danny Osburn and family. Lors Rosen- gren came from a small village in Stockholm, Sweden ond wos hosted by the family of Junior Karen Singer. Marcel De Roover came from a vil- lage neor Antwerp, Belgium, and lived with former Highland teacher Dob Reeder and his family. Each goined new experiences and leorned a whole new life style during their stay in America. They participot- ed in after school activities and on some occosions mode speeches to outside organizations about their home towns. Senior Lorri Watson sold, I think it ' s neat to have people who want to come to America ond learn more about the people ond customs that we hove. It ' s also interesting to leorn more about their country and their own way of life. Unfamiliar faces: Marcel De Roover, Lors Rosengren ond Jose Javier Geis spent o busy year in Americo. Really?: Morcel De Roover from Belgium seems of awe as he looks through one of the yeorbooks in room 16. 30 Foreign Exchange