Highland High School - Shield Yearbook (Highland, IN)

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PREMIUM— ON JOBS. Even though inflation hurt the job market, Dave Kozel kept his job at a gas station. P == FAITH IN THE FUTURE. Filling out a job appli- cation or a college application can be hectic; ask Nancy Rivak. - ' THINK TWICE. Spending money is almost as hare as making money. Kris Rogers thinks twice before a purchase.

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HOT DOG. Larry Woods builds up an appetite for his Armor hot dog and flying french fries, every- body ' s all time favorite hot lunch. YOU DID IT. Rusty Cramer sets another record at his table for the fastest milk guzzler. Not too many students have time for this due to short lunch. SCHOOL ' S OUT. After a hard day ' s work in school, students head for their locker and their after school activities.

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MAN ' S BEST FRIEND. Pumping gas with one hand and keeping Fido happy with the other is Ron Williams, as he keeps the cus- tomer satisfied! ' JUST ' JEANS? Price tags soared this year, as Highland ' s students bought items locally to boost the economy. Christmas shopping hit students especially hard. $MONEY, MONEYS. Michelle Michalek works part time at the Highland Pharmacy Just for the love of money . Jobs 27 You have a job? Some students find that trying to earn money in a public place is a good way to get started out on their own in the world. Others simply like to have the extra money around. Where would the Pharmacy be with- out young girls to wait on people at the counter? Or what would the grocery stores do without their carry-out boys? While students work in the business world, the community does its part for the students. Junior Women ' s Club formed a group known as the Juniorettes for teenage girls interested in that type of activity, but who are too young for the main club. They planned various activities following in the footsteps of their founders, including a dance to raise money and publicity. Kiwanis continued its reputation of the fine pancake breakfasts they serve this year. It also had a luncheon every Thursday at which students were guest speakers.