Highland High School - Highlander Yearbook (Medina, OH)

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CROSS COUNTRY This year’s Cross Country team was vastly improved over last year. With an overall season record of 4 wins and 3 losses, the team went on to sectionals and placed an impressive third. Mr. Pollock felt that the follow- ing team members were outstanding for the team: Joe Victor — most valu- able, Jim Gaj — most improved, and the team’s first freshman ever to re- cieve a letter — Dan Kulmala. Also very rewarding was the fact that there were six girls on the team. The team also placed well in all the tour- naments they entered, 2nd place in the Colt Invitational bringing a trophy to Highland for the first time in this event. On your mark, get set, GO! Paul Chaffee caught in his warm-ups. 26 Cross Country

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Couples of all sizes appeared at the dance on Saturday night. | | | i | i Queen Judy Moson and Senior attendants Deanna Bischof and Pam Sturm watch the rest of the festivities. HOMECOMING Homecoming 1978 was well attend- ed even though some doubts had been expressed due to the early date neces- sitated by other previously scheduled fall activities. Even though it came during only the second week of school, students worked hard and once again floats and decorations seemed better than last year’s. The theme of old movies was carried throughout the weekend by a cast of hundreds and all who attended had a good time. The moon shone brightly on Friday night’s activities. Homecoming 25

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Jim Gqj seems to take this run in stride. yee es yo . SS ef Ss? Terry Piar anxiously watching the finish line. SS Cross Country 27