Highland High School - Shield Yearbook (Highland, IN)

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Thumbs Up . . . THUMBS UP FOR HIGHLAND Senior Al Krygier gives the double high sign for school spirit. THINKING TIME Time out from a class project gives Karen Krahn a chance to think ahead. WHAT’S OUT THERE? Senior year makes Aimee Tratebas wonder what the future will bring. Potesta Mayer

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FROM GAME TO DANCE . . . Holger Ph ilippsen enjoys the mood swing from game to dance with Craig Lucero and dance partner Jill Britton. BLUE, GOLD, AND WHITE Sharing the spirit of Highland. Tom Galo- sich and Carolee Keplar know how to break away from daily pressures. Potesta

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For a future grown from the past Potesta Thinking positive isn’t always easy, yet as the future opens more and more things to us, looking for the bright side of new experiences is the only way to go. Part of Breaking Away from any past is feeling good about life’s possibilities. What was so important about Freshman Year falls away in the memory of most seniors, and as friends, values, and goals change, we can always look back and see most changes happened for the best. There will always be people who are afraid of the future, who would rather hold on tightly to everything just as it has always been in their lives. They may be afraid to make a Break Away move or opt for change because of the insecurity that may bring. Yet the only people who learn to live life well are those who know things will change with or without them, and that the individual courage to break away makes all those changes and new things much better. From moving on to new friends who have more in common with us to setting up some ambitious career goals, the whole idea of Breaking Away involves being optimistic about what can be, and always finding the best in what has been. SHARE THE GOOD TIMES Vince Bedoy knows the good times are al- ways better when shared with a friend.