Highland High School - Shield Yearbook (Highland, IN)

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cTVfany different Worlds joined together to form one

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You don’t say! Obviously interested. Robin Cook smiles at the slight humor she found in her teacher ' s lecture. Spirit booster. J.V. cheerleader Sharon Mravca applauds for the Homecoming Court during the pep rally. Kids love a parade! Karen Phillips treats some with the possibility of being a couple of Highland’s future students during the parade. Opening 3

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■■■t -i • Our World It is as vast as we wish our eyes to see. As broad as we are. And as full as we allow in. The outlook we take on our world resembles a large puzzle. A puzzle that has as many pieces as want it to have. We even decide on the design and the colors it will be created of. The foundation is ourself, the individual That is what the rest is built on. The amount of pieces the puzzle will hold depends on the strength and thickness of the foundation. There is a large portion which consists of our friends. To many it is them who are holding it all together. They are a part of many of the other pieces. The scene of entertainment is also important. Many hours are spent listening to the sound of music. Time is also invested in watching television and movies. Money and time are spent on our stereos. A part of our world is devoted to sports. Whether it is participating in the game or by being a spectator. The world of wheels takes a priority in many of our lives. How we manage to get around. The appearance and condition of our transportation is important. It is needed to take us to our meeting places, our hang-outs. Jobs, and the responsibilities they teach us. fit in. Along with hobbies and activities It is important how and where we spend our free time. All that touches us creates the puzzle. The special things become pieces Pieces of our world. A world of our own. M 1 Discovery Opening 5