Highland High School - Shield Yearbook (Highland, IN)

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New graduates happily grasp to the future, after completing Mixed emotions filled the hearts of seniors, as they came one step closer to achieving their long-awaited goal of graduation. As their three years at High- land High drew to a dose, they realized that they were leaving behind a senior court, cheering at games, and cramming for finals. Where happiness once radiated, there was a somber expression; where the eagerness of becoming seniors was once felt, there was a sudden emptiness; and where there were once tears of joy, there were now tears of sorrow. For they can conquer who believe they can became their motto, as the class rose to become alumni. With diploma in hand, the groundwork laid in the last twelve years possessed a definite meaning as their key to future happiness and Guiding the class in scholastic achievement SUCCeSS dS tomorrow S leaders. as well as leadership are Greg Turean, salutatorian, co-valedictorians Jean Diekman and Brian Benda, and class president, Tony Zatkulak.

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Operetta 17 Starring in the operetta Patience, produced by the music department last May are Marianne Callaway and John Irish. Using her singing instead of speaking voice, Sally Bennett requests a favor from another member of the cast.

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diplomas, keys three-year stay It is a long road each senior follows, but a whole lifetime lies ahead of these graduates. They look beyond the auditorium to an anticipated future. In the commencement address, Mr. Herbert Schwomeyer, Butler University Dean of Men, expresses the idea of setting and striving toward goals, And then soma ... As seniors file into the gymnasium for baccalaureate ceremonies, they face another concluding step of their high school career. Graduation 19