Highland High School - Shield Yearbook (Highland, IN)

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c Guess What? Debbie Pandak just found cactus! D ( Hamroin ' it up . . juniors Sherri Westerfield, Linda Leslie, and Renee Spurlii certainly ARE NOT camera shy School ' s out forever! Senior Corinne Kucharski is the first one to exit high school life and enter the future. T What 11

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GUE66 W rr You ' 11 never guess what happened! How many times have we come to school to be greeted by this classic line just as we walk through the door? It can cover anything from who just asked who out, to who finally got their English theme done. From where there is a big sale on the latest fashions, to who ' s starring in the latest flicks. Maybe you ' re excited because that cute guy who sits behind you in Econ I finally asked you out. Sometimes the news you have just can ' t wait ' till school. Like when you ran into that special someone at Shakey ' s Friday night after the game and you just couldn ' t wait until Monday to spread the word around. So, k. vou immediately rush to the phone to call your friends when you get home. The same thing could happen it you finally got that new job you ' ve been dying to get. May be it doesn ' t take anything really earth-shattering to make your day. Sometimes a letter from a friend who went away to school, or seeing someone who hasn ' t been around for awhile, is a day brightener. Sometime- just a word or two from that certain someone; like hi or do you need some help? makes your day. No matter what it takes to get you excited enough to yell, Guess What it ' s important in its own special way. Pink? If I ' m not mistaken. I just saw a pink elephant walk by , says Karen Winkleman t. Brian Miller Debby WCTicki 10 Guess What? C

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Coming to a close . 2 Graduation Now for the party. Happy to be an alumni, Kris Erhart smiles proudly. “High School ' s over! 1 can’t believe it! Sue Lebryk glows with disbelief Graduation — a beginning combined with an end. The ceremony this year was typ- ified with much laughter and lots of tears. It ' s a scary thought in many ways to most students as they are left to face a new and different wo- rld, leaving many old friends and many ideas behind. At the same time, however, there is an aura of excitement at the thought of the new life wait- ing, new friends to be met, and new opportunities wait- ing. With high school over, it ' s time to move forward. It really makes no difference whether those after school plans include college, a new job, pr marriage; it ' s all a part of that new life. Proudly watching the class of 75, Dr Omer Renftow, Mr Kurteft. Mrs. Musselman. and Mr. Kessler await the presentation of diplomas And to think I was just a freshman! Rose O ' Day reminisces. It ' s finally in my hand! Patty Boback accepts her well-earned diploma