Highland High School - Shield Yearbook (Highland, IN)

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Disbelief over the outcome of the story, freshman Sue Slamkoski stares at her friends during lunch. Robin Lenzo, Randy Lepucki, Mike Les- niewski, Bob Leven- clusk. Dennis Lewis, Ken Lewis, Kirk Lidster, Greg Liebert. Bob Lightcap, Paula Linder, Mike Linn, Louise Loker. Ron Lowell, Barb Lubarski, Elmer Lu- cas, Dan Luce. Rick Luyster, Mike Lynch, Dawn Lynn, Howard Lyons. Janet MacCartney, Steve Magiera, Stephanie Mayernik, Lillian McCandless. Karen McIntyre, Tammie McNeil, Bernie McNeiley, Ray McQuiston. Joe Maggio, Mary Ellen Maida, Dawn Malangoni, Kent Mallett. Jim Malone, Mike Maloney, Doug Manley, Bob Margraf, Kathy Mar- inconz, Mike Mathew, Donna Matras, Debbie Max, Sheila Mer- cer. Bonnie Mesman, Tim Mesman, Bill Metzler, Paul Michalec, Mike Mikicich, Mary Mikula, Terry Mil- ler, Lottie Milligan, Kevin Mills. Mary Mills, Deborah Mokes, Jeff Monken, Karen Moore, Daye Moore, John Moorehead, Lori Morgan, Richard Morgan, Bob Moricz. 124 Freshmen

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Rick Jones, Russ Jones. Mike Joseph, Terry Kaluf. Doug Kartje, Brenda Keene. Karen Kepperling, Korin Kern. Ray Kesilia, Mike Kibler. Denise Kimberling, Cheryl King. Frank King, Anne Kitt. Mary Ann Klimas- yewski, Claudia Klu- ga. Steve Kocian, Moni- ca Koczur. Laura Koenig, Chris Kolb. Vicky Koliada, Rich Koopman. Novel float initiates ’76 “Thump ' Em, Skunk ' Em, Knock ' Em Down titled the first freshman float ever to be entered in Homecoming parade competition. Following the Disney theme, freshmen designed their float with characters from Bambi . In the days leading up to the festivities, evenings were filled with meetings at a classmate ' s house. Day after day more tissues were folded, fluffed, and transformed into flowers, al- though the effort did not pro- duce a prize-winning float Following the wrestling sectional pep rally freshmen Dan Ruse and Phil Felling talk about the upcoming meet. 1 F- f l M «- A 1 jjf Dan Korczyk, Jim Korczyk. Gayle Kornmann, Dave Koselke. Dave Kozel, Lamar Kralik. Cindy Krucik, Karen Kulscar. Kim Kuppinger, Pat Kuykendall. Pam Kwasny, Mike La Bounty. Tammy Laver, Mike Lavine. Larry Lease, Kevin Leeny. Freshmen 123

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Big was the first word that came to the mind of director David Spittal when asked about his freshman glee clubs. The only representatives from any class, the freshman glee clubs participated in the high school choral concerts for the first time this year. The seventy-two member girls group made burgundy and pink gowns for the Christmas concert. It was during this concert that both the freshman choruses joined the other high school groups in mass chorus numbers Come Thou, Holy Spirit and Break Forth O Beauteous Heavenly Light. The boys glee club was some- what smaller at twenty, and presented Christmas numbers such as Deck the Halls and The First Noel . ’76 vocalists join concerts Darrell Morken, Doug Murga, Harvey Murphy, Carol Mur- rish, Bob Myers. Jeff Nagel, Dennis Nations, Dave Need- les, Karen Neiner, Mary Neison. Steve Neumann, Bill N i c h ols, N ick Nicholaou, Milt Nicolaou, Debbie Nokes. Rick Nolen, Robyn Nolen, Paula Noon- an, Susan Noonan, Rick Norris. Rosemary Novosel, Sue Novotny, Mary Nowokowski, Jeff Nowell, Joann Odli- vak. Tim O ' Donnell, Bob Ohm, Jimmie Olson, Russ Oney, Mark Ostaszewski. Over peanut butter sandwiches, freshman Roberta Cowin and her friends discuss their newly read English short story. Donna Owens, Sharon Pakan, Greg Palikan, Brian Paluga, Jane Ann Panazzo, Bill Panshyn, Joe Papa, Maria Papalambros, Susan Parchem. Jackie Paredes. Kris Parker, Bruce Parkey, Mark Pataky, Jeff Paust, Frank Paymaster, Jill Payne, Steven Peres, Rick Pereson. Jim Peters, Ragina Peterson, Karen Petrovich, Jim Petrikitas, Mike Perryman, Peggy Phillips, Scott Phillips, Anita Pickens, Judy Pizer. Freshmen 125