Highland High School - Shield Yearbook (Highland, IN)

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Turnabout Royalty. Jon Zatkulak and Kathy Klawitter. 76 Snow King and Queen, accept the applause ot the dancers. I ' ve got you, Babe. Bill Levine seems to be enjoying a slow dance with his snow partner Kathy Anderson Sitting one out. Marsha Rodosta and her date Jim LaMantia. both sophomores, look over the crowd from a quiet place. Babes in Toyland. Additional royalty at the dance was Homecoming queen Donna Frunk and her date Mark Boback.

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— enees If! TOVLflMO When are the traditional roles reversed, and the girl asks the guy out instead of vice versa? At the Turnabout dance, of course! A store filled with giant toys in the main hall and “The Forest of No Return” in the Industrial Arts hall effectively portrayed the dance theme of Babes in Toyland”. Decorated by G.A.A. members, the atmosphere was one of babes in a world of giant toys. Stuffed animals and carousel centerpieces completed the picture. Between dances provided by the music of Sounds of Time , couples could have their picture taken to provide a lasting memory of the special occasion. The evening was highlighted by the announcement and crowning of the King and Queen. Elected this year were Jon Zatkulak and Kathy Klawitter. Nominees included Karen Stofcik. Diane Hmurovic, Jenny Moberg, and Barb Pollitz for Queen, and Dennis Dembowski. Tim Vidimos, Tom Schmidt, and Dennis Dunn for King. After dance activities indued dinner at various restaurants. Popular with students were Isabelle’s. Gold Rush, and Vogels. f. 20 Turnabout

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Music seems to make our world go’round, and there are sounds to please everybody ' s likes Some people prefer the easy listening sounds of Chicago, John Denver, the Beach Boys, Seals and Crofts, and Paul Simon. For others, the Pop-Rock melodies of Wings, or Elton John will be just fine. Some southern loyalists enjoy the country- rock of the Allman Brothers, Lynerd Skynard, the Doobie Brothers, and The Eagles. Led Zeppelin, The Who, Black Sabbath, and Aerosmith are the answer for heavy metal fans. Fans of ‘‘good old fashioned” pure Rock-n-Roll will usually turn to the Rolling Stones. One of the ways for a band to please its fans is to tour, and everyone knows that the Chicago area gets its share of the big name bands. Tours featuring Wings, Aerosmith, Chicago, Jeff Beck, Yes, Jethro Tull, Jefferson Starship, Peter Frampton, and Starcastle invaded the Chicago land during the summer. Also performances fea- turing the Doobie Brothers, The Eagles, Black Sab bath, Neil Young, Robin Trower, and Ted Nugent were seen by many Rock fans. Chicago land listeners are lucky to have the sufficient concert halls of the International Amphitheater, and the Chicago Stadium.