Highland High School - Shield Yearbook (Highland, IN)

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German foreign exchange student Barbara Probst hands literature papers to Senior Rich Russell during English class. A jazz routine, a dramatic monologue . . . These enable Seniors Dana Hartman and Sally Ohm to capture first and second runners-up positions at the junior Miss pageant. While eating lunch in the cafeteria, Barbara Probst, senior, exchanges ideas in her conversation with fellow classmates. Junior Miss 79

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After being announced as the winner of the Miss Congeniality award, Senior Marlene Bosse receives the congratulations of Carol Bunchek, 1970 Junior Miss. Schwamberger takes Junior Miss title; Highland hosts German exchange student Along with seven seniors from Highland High , three girls from Uliana Christian High School vied for the title of Highland ' s Junior Miss. With the new requirement stating each contestant must be in the upper ten percent of her class , the girls also displayed poise , individual talents , and personal appearance at the December 5 pageant. Deena Schwam- berger, after reciting a cutting from OLIVER and singing Where Is Love?, became the sixth winner of the Jaycee- sponsored event. AFS exchange stu- dent Barbara Probst came to Highland from Bad Schusseceried, Germany. Attending school as a senior, Barbara adjusted to American customs while living with the Robert E. Day family. To prepare for graduation with the Class of 1971, Barbara studied Spanish, English, government, psychology, physical education, and United States History. With her mother ' s kiss of approval, Senior Deena Schwamberger begins her year ' s reign as Highland ' s sixth Junior Miss. 18 AFS Exchange Student

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Drama department presents last play in school cafeteria On November 79 and 20, drama students presented The Solid Gold Cadillac, the first production of the year and the last held in the cafeteria. Senior Marlene Bosse played the role of Mrs. Laura Partridge, who uncovered the dishonest operations of four businessmen, Senior Mike Pigozzi and juniors George Gregory, Geoff Lukas, and Dave Pope. Cathy Sumner, senior, narrated the modern-day fairy tale and told how Mrs. Partridge rose to fame in the General Products Corporation. Cramped stage conditions and inadequate facilities did not hamper the outcome of the play, as drama enthusiasts utilized make-up , costumes, and scenery to achieve a total effect. Executives of the General Products Corporation Senior Mike Pigozzi, and Juniors George Gregory and Dave Pope discuss business dealings over drinks. 20 Play