Highland High School - Shield Yearbook (Highland, IN)

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Timely twistin’ teenagers . . . Baubles, bangles, bracelets . • . Sweat sox, short skirts . . . Angora, adhesive, amour. Fringe binge is illustrated to Jo Ann Bacon, wearing a popular combination, as Pam Patterson displays the newest addition to her wardrobe. Fashions Abounded as Fads LET’S TAKE A LOOK at the life of A. Fad. Here he comes riding atop that girl’s coiffure. Everyone seems to notice because he’s new in town, and is greeted with jeers of Hi, furry! and Hey, dig that crazy hat.” A bell sounds and A. Fad finds himself shut up and seemingly forgotten in a dark dungeon, but the spark has been kindled and soon a fire will blaze. News is abuzzin’ and soon everyone is talking about the new furry hat; A. Fad’s climb to fame has taken its first step. The scene moves to a week later . . . everywhere you turn you see them — white ones, black ones, red ones, green ones — and there is A. Fad right at the center, in all his glory. Now A. Fad is only a memory; but who is this, a stranger in town? 10

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« ' LUNCH, STUDYING, dancing, sports — they are all a part of the school life housed in Highland High School. The cafeteria is often the center of activities. During the school day many students attend classes and study hall here, and at noon everyone seems to find their way to its portals. The girls enjoy a relaxing period of dancing to divert from the regular routine of studies. After that final bell sounds at the end of the day, students look forward to the evening activities. About six o’clock the football players begin to gather in the lobby outside the cafeteria; following the game, all the students will again return to the double doors of the cafeteria to attend the soc-hop, one more activity she proudly hosts. and Special Occasions Tying shoes and making last minute adjustments the players just enjoy a relaxing moment before they go trotting onto the field. Securing his lunch from the new special lunch line, this hungry student is thankful for the addition of the hot tray that makes this speedier line possible. 9

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Typical of many steady couples throughout the grades, junior steadies, Dave Smith and Karen Soderstrom were seen around school in their matching ski-sweaters. Giving Martha Hart a helping hand with her hair, Diane Laucis agrees that girls at Highland give special care to their hair and enjoy coming up with interesting and unusual hair styles. Came, Went Keeping Fancies Stimulated and Everchanging Plaid jackets, furry collars, and fuzzy, jingling hats were the fancies this year for crisp, winter weather. Boys, too, went in for soft collars as well as the in-between length of jackets. 11