Highland High School - Highlander Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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I Eighteen-year-old The Scot's world was more than just the sphere of events sur- rounding Highland High School. With the constitutional amend- ment allowing eighteen-year-olds to vote, many seniors viewed pol- itics with new enthusiasm. The League of Women Voters regis- tered eighteen-year-old High- landers for the primary election. Scots also expressed concern for the ecology of the Highland High School area and Anderson community. Homeroom 13 cam- paigned for cleaner school grounds and held a drive to col- ect trash along hi hways. Another nationaland world is- sue of interest to Scots was the Apollo Moon Flight 16, in April. ough this was the fifth time American astronauts have walked on the moon, the ex- citement of watching men on the moon on living room televisions remained. ABOVE LEFT: An ecology-minded Scot enjoys the beauty of nature unmarred by rnan'x care- lessness. AT RIGHT: For the first time eighteen- year-old Scots register to vote in the May iri- mary. FAR RIGHT: American astronauts blast off on Apollo mission 16. 14 Opening f, W., 1. ,fd fn.. ' -, - Scots registerg vote for first time. an 1 s if mg fi fir ,tiff S fa . , 1

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