Highland High School - Shield Yearbook (Highland, IN)

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THUMBS UP! Senior Dave Madura says it all in his expression while at Great Amer- ica. BE YOURSELF? Darren Kralik is keeping up his image while he works diligently at the typewriter. 164 Seniors Creamer

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DONT PEEK. Junior Let- tergirl Jody Nordyke blindfolds her favorite football player at the play- off pep rally. HERE WE ARE. The ju- nior girls seem to enjoy each other ' s company dur- ing the dance. Greg Zemkosky Tony Ziebicki Steve Zimmers Carl Zuhl J odi Zwoll Juniors 163

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The Final Run Without a doubt, anyone ' s senior year has to be the best. There ' s so much going on, with school, friends, and plans for the future, that it doesn ' t leave time to sit around. The final year of high school; the last year to be considered a kid , while at the same time, a lot of serious growing up has to take place. New situations, responsibilities and decisions are popping up all the time. Along with the ex- citement is a little uneasiness, but not enough to keep anyone from taking advantage of each new experience. Thoughts of the coming year at college or out in the working world keep most minds occupied. Getting out of high school is a big step, but stu- dents don ' t get too serious about it. They ' re too busy having a good time. What ever it holds, senior year is the last shot at high school. One can only get out of it what he contributes. Make the most of it. Enjoy it. It will slip away quicker than it should. LOOK MA, ONE SKI! Jerry Scott, a Highland swimmer, shows he is equally talented on top of the water. NO PROBLEM! The senior bench is just the spot for Mark Nunez to cram for his Calculus test. Bob Wolfe knows how to take it easy his senior year. Seniors 165