Highland High School - Shield Yearbook (Highland, IN)

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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

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Tranquility soon replaces the 8 minutes of congestion and turmoil between classes and only the sounds of learning Unger in the hallways. Listening closely outside opened doors evidence of knowledge is continually being transferred . . . through the pecking of typewriters, the buzzing of electric saws, and the swishing of tape recorders. Striving to reach their ultimate goal of fully developing the mind, amateurs stretch accepted concepts and probe into the mysterious unknown. Each day hundreds of sound waves travel through the mind transmitting bits of information, but the only sounds that leave the brain are in the form of questions proposed by inquisitive youths searching for answers. Digesting new forms of knowledge every day, students develop a keener appetite for new theories and applications which is half the battle of success. Academics 21