Highland High School - Shield Yearbook (Highland, IN)

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‘Young At Heart Ambitious With Desire’ Rrrring! And we’re off! Another day at school as the 8:15 bell sounds. It seems like first period will never end but there’s another bell, and quiet halls are soon flooded with chattering students making their way to their next class; and so through the day — through the year as work on homecoming is finished and it rushes past; the excitement of the first basketball game leaves and the nervous, worried feeling of mid-term exams is gone. Second semester brings sectionals, spring fever, the bustle of prom and the fullfilment of a young life — a diploma. It’s been fun. Yes, it was a year when we were young at heart, ambitious with desire. CONTENTS OPENING ASSOCIATIONS ATHLETICS INDIVIDUALS ADVERTISEMENTS PAGE . 2 . 32 . 56 . 80 . 120 Music from the heart and intense concentration focused on the director are necessary formulas for Dotty Mayuiers dur- ing practice sessions.

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4 Math classes . . . Through participation, Mr. Ronald Johnson’s government classes learn the rudi- ments of self-government. These are the individuals who will be tomorrow’s leaders. Demonstrating poetic characteristics, Mrs. Kay Holmberg, English instructor, reads from Our Town. Teaching appre- ciation of fine literature is a difficult but rewarding task. 1 j L t L-L- ¥ Vjj5r 3-i • • 1 t ' jff MWM i ’ ' ' riiM». k, mi mi i mui it !!■ HWI Mil iniid Fred Ondo, assisting Mr. Donald Clark, mathematics in- structor, points out the fine points of calculus to fellow stu- dents. Today, more than ever, math is of major importance.