Highland High School - Shield Yearbook (Highland, IN)

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Leisure Flipping Out! Summer has different meanings for different peo- ple. For many, it is a time for fun, relaxation, new jobs, and “no school. But for some, summer means practices, work outs, fundraisers, and camps. Teams and clubs do meet and function during the summer months. Being with your friends is definitely a part of summer. The Gymnastics team traveled to Turkey Run for a fun-filled day. The Highland Marching Trojans went to St. Joseph’s College for band camp. Athletes involved in football, swimming, and cross country used their free time for “working out” and improving with in themselves. Clubs and organizations also plan activities for the summer. The Gymnastics team and the Key Club held car washes. The Key Club also volun- teered their services for helping with the Redemer Lutheran Vacation Bible School program. During the year everyone, not just teenagers, look forward to summer. It’s a time ... A time well deserved. Rayson Rayton (Jp to their waists in hot water. Not afraid to show their feelings, the Gymnastics team express their summer craziness at Turkey Run. All washed up Many clubs and organizations continue to function thru the summer A lot of enthusiasm is placed upon these events as seen evident on junior Becky Hankla ' s face as she gets in on the action. Summer

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Horwath Leisure Hanging Out , Hanging In Leisure - some people think it’s just a waste of time, when one is doing nothing productive and literally wasting time. In this world of too many people thinking one has to be doing something being productive all the time, too many people get the wrong idea about leisure time. “Doing something” every minute doesn ' t neces- sarily mean looking productive. One of the great- est things anyone can do is think - and feel - and remember. And that doesn’t show to others - it just shows up where it really counts - in the quality of one’s life. Finding a neat sunset, even here in the Calumet Region, or finding some good scenery at Turkey Run can help free the mind. A friendly game of ball, or enjoying a tree house in one’s own backyard are just a few ways of letting life ease up - and flow in - to where it really counts. Leisure. Is it a waste of time? If loving, caring, maturing, and just deepening in one’s own re- sponse to life doesn’t matter - then it may be. We tend to think it’s one of the greatest things in the world! Hanging In. Laurie Kienitz finds one of the best places to relax is literally up a tree - where there ' s always a lot of room and a lot of good scenery - to help clear her mind. Canoe Break. Taking time from a canoe trip. Karen Jack and Bridget Mordyke find a sunny spot and a peaceful place along the river at Turkey Run. only a few short hours away from home. Ray son Leisure

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Beslich Flipping Out. Looking at the world from a different point of view, senior Dee Doran enjoys her free time and doing her own thing. Mayer It ' s a bird, it ' s a plane Being with her friends on a warm summer afternoon, junior Lisa Tussey enjoys a relaxing game of frisbee. Summer