Highland High School - Shield Yearbook (Highland, IN)

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Wethereft Pozzi Burrrrrr! Junior Mike Rzonca decides whether or not to take a plunge into the chilly water of Lake Michigan. Ya, we could do that! Jill Pozzi and Kevin Geiser decide to spend the day at Great America instead of cleaning the garage. Summer

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Sunny Side Up! A warm breeze enters the air, and already the tension is snapped. From the first time the scorching rays of the sun soak into the skin, until the last baseball is cracked, this is the beloved season of summer. Summer holds many special memories and meanings. Summer is more than likely around just for that purpose. One substantial pleasure of summer is the atmosphere of free- dom and released pressure. One can relax a whole day without a worry of study. Settling down for a round of eighteen holes of golf or wading in the crashing waves at the beach are familiar trademarks of summer. The smell of burgers on the grill while sipping a cool lem- onade is a heavenly summer experience. A trip to Marriot ' s Great America or an evening at the Lake County Fair provides amusement for both the young and old. Chicago, with its endless array of museums, stores, and restau- rants, is a favorite excursion for excitement- lovers. Summer days also provide a chance to catch a matinee at the theatre. Summer is a season to do the things that have been neglected during the school year. Finally, there is time to return a letter to an old friend who wrote two months ago. That special book at the library has been on hold for almost a year now. The flower garden in the corner behind the garage is calling for some attention. There is even time to catch up on the latest soap-opera! This past summer held some special memories for the area. The production of Mu- sic Man at the Main Square was a celebrated event and the start of a new tradition. Also at Main Square was the annual Freedom Frolic held on Independence Day. On a more serious side, Mother Nature brought the Calumet Re- gion flooding which began on June 14 and continued for a week. As the last Autumn leaves drift to the ground, the special thoughts and memories of a summer past linger on . . . Has school driven them up a tree? Some of the journal- ism students show their enthusiasm by climbing a tree as the 1980-81 year ends. Summer

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We Are More Fun Whether it be at a football game, in school, or with your friends cruising; everybody loves to get crazy! You can’t have as much fun if you don ' t get a little crazy while you are doing your thing. That can be anything from non stop laughter, to sitting on your head. It ' s perfectly normal to get nutsy sometimes. As long as you are having fun who cares what everybody else thinks. They can lead the dull, dreary life of no excitement. But that doesn’t mean you have to. Everybody loves to cruise and you often see many of your friends in the familar hangouts. You must have heard some girls yelling at the guys sometime as they drive by. Thats an example of getting crazy. Or maybe at a school dance, a group of you and some really great friends; you get car- ried away with the music. People get crazy a lot of different ways. Someone might think that its dumb, but that is only their opinion. Do what you want, and the rest? Well that’s up to how wild and crazy they can get. And when the evening is over, thats okay, you had a great time. I dare you guys! Jody Nordyke shows us all that raising money for the gymnasts is just as much fun as slipping around . Lay back and relax. Donna Bell has found the most comfortable place she can to spend some quiet moments — her favorite tree! Rayson 1 Spence 10