Highland High School - Highlander Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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Musicale 73 breaks HHS tradition Musicale 73 filled the HHS gym with music, lights, and choral members. Musical tradition was broken May 3 and A in the HHS gym at 8:00 by the performance of a contemporary variety show with a musicale style that dates back to the vaudeville days. Kalidescopic Colors” was the opening number consisting of complete choregraphy involving the entire Concert Choir. The choreography was done by Mrs. Lou Ann Young. Other features of Musicale 73 consisted of both a girls and a boys Barbershop Quartet, a drum duel between Tag Grunden and Mike Mechem, and also several performances by the Highland Singers. Comical skits such as Jeff Lallathin and the Four Jets and the World’s Record-Holding Breath-holder added attractions. The closing performance was Talk to the Animals” consisting of comical walking animals and children of the audience. Far left: Kathy Kincman sings, that Everything is All Right” in Musicale ’73. Top left: One of many characters in Musicale portrayed by choir members. Left: .Jeff Lallathin plays solo. Below: A Barbershop Quartet consisting of Jeff Singer, Joel Hobbs, Craig Silvey, and Micky Gilliam use their harmonic voices in Talk to the Animals.” Musicale 23

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Student emcees host traditional band event Bands Around the World” was this year's theme for the 15th annual Plaid and White Revue. Senior Julie Pcgg and Sophomore Frank Campbell served as Mistress and Master of Ceremonies marking the second year since 1967 for student emcees. The bands performance of Plaid and White was presented on March 23 and 2-1 in the HHS Gym. At 8:00 p.m. the lights dimmed and all was quiet as the band began their performance. Selections included One of Those Songs,” Fiddler on the Roof,” and MacCarthur Park.” Other tunes such as Michel LeGrand” representing France, Magoonga Do Brazil” representing South America and The Earl of Mansfields” representing Scotland were performed. The majorettes ended the review with their traditional Yankee Doodle Boy.” Above: Julie Pegg and Frank Campbell serve as student emcees. Below: Eric button and Steve Smith act as Don Meredith and Howard Cosell in comedy sketch.

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Junior class brings the sound of Rastus gerbread house with Hansel and Gnetel standing nearby. Music from the sound of Rastus filled the room. Giant size storybooks such as Cinderella, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Pinoccio, and Little Red Riding Hood decorated the room. People sitting at tables lighted by candlelight enhanced the setting for the romantic mood. As the clock struck 10:00 p.m. a dream came true for Junior Kathy Herrington as she was crowned Queen of the prom. With the crown on her head she and her escort. Brad Boyer, danced the Queen’s Dance. Her attendants were Cindy Skinner and Christy Clark, escorted by Randy Looper and Mike Dalman. Springtime means prom time. The evening of May 11 began with a preprom party at Teresa Daoust’s house. The junior girls serving as hostesses were Melanie Bronnen-bcrg, Cathy Chapman, Bryn Chee-tham, June Dotson, Nitta Hopkins, Pam Scott, and Cindy Skinner. At 9:00 p.m. the students arrived at the Senior Citizens Center entering the Junior-Senior Prom entitled A Childhood Dream.” As the guests walked in they registered in a gin-