Highland High School - Shield Yearbook (Highland, IN)

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OPENING SECTION page 2 ATHLETICS . page 34 .’t ACTIVITIES page 56 PERSONALITIES page 84 HIGHLAND HIGH SCHOOL 9135 ERIE STREET HIGHLAND, INDIANA VOLUME V 1964 SHIELD Published by the Journalism Students j of Highland High School.

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Rays of sunshine stream through the skylights, lending more than sufficient light to the pastel walls and shiny tiled floors. It is neat, clean, bright, and new — perhaps as warm and stimulat- ing an atmosphere as any empty building can have. There is a line of advanced study to meet a serious interest and an avid desire. Highly quali- fied teachers are willing to satisfy any young, in- quisitive mind. Many organizations are estab- lished and many more are waiting to be founded. There is also a gym— maybe not the biggest, but big enough for a basketball game. As another day begins, that sunshine never reaches the floor, but falls on a gay, young mass • of humanity. An advanced curriculum finds a serious interest and avid desire. Willing teachers discover those young, inquisitive minds. Organi- zations find the interest and work they need. The gym opens its doors to an overflow crowd. A team finds a bleacher-full of fans to work for. Each morning students open the doors of a modern, new building and all the possibilities it contains. Each morning, with spirit and interest hand-in- hand, these students start to work in making this set of potentialities a human reality. INDEED, HIGHLAND HIGH ONLY FUNCTIONS THROUGH THE SPIRIT OF HER STU-