Highland High School - Shield Yearbook (Highland, IN)

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o w e r i o r JUNIORS The evening of October 5th proved that the Class of ’76 wasn’t a fluke, and that the junior team isn’t on the field to be run over. Miller’s Killers became only the second junior team to win the annual powder puff game, and the first to win by shutout, 16-0. The Class of ' 79 scored on their second ball possession as they marched down the field under the command of quarterback Kathy Busanic. The first touchdown came on a sideline pass from Busanic to flanker Kathy Bizoukas, whose sprint- ers speed was often seen during the contest. The extra point, in the form of a 2 point conversion, was also scored by Bizoukas on a reverse. Leading 8-0, the Killer’s defense went to work. Kathy Kuppinger picked off her first of two Janie Lewis’ passes and scampered into the end zone for the second score. Again a Bizoukas reverse beat the senior defense and the scoring was complete. In the second half the seniors “Mean Machine” put together a solid drive only to be thwarted inside the 10 yard line. The juniors were led by coaches Dan Miller, Doug Stanford , and Jerry Hedges, while the seniors worked under Steve Lenig and Dan Richardson. And we all fall down. After a fun and games half- time performance, Lissa Brown takes time out for a laugh. 22 Powderpuff

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Wet But Bubbly Lettergirls. Terri Amptmeyer, Kathy Loker, Linda Sknerski and Lauren Tully take cover from the rain. Royalty Reigns. Jack Bottila, and Arlyn Minch smile proudly as the 1977 Homecoming King and Queen. Keeping The Faith J.V. Cheerleader Debbie Rosko clench- es her fist in determination through the wet night. Homecoming 21

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23 Powderpuff The thrill of victoryl Laura Batcho lets out a shout of as she watches her team score six points. i°y We’re Number Onel The victorious junior powderpuff team shows their status after defeating the seniors. iirJ