Highland High School - Shield Yearbook (Highland, IN)

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needing people Going to the movies, dances, and parties are some of the things done with friends. Friends play important roles in our lives. Whether the friend is a boy or a girl, we all need someone to de- pend on. Sometimes, it is also nice to have a member of the opposite sex as a friend. They can often help out on problems with a girl- friend — boyfriend relationship, or just be there to give an occa- sional hug or encouragement. Being with friends and having a good time makes one feel good inside. When someone is feeling down, an encouraging word from a friend does won- ders. Look at your friends, good friends make you smile! ▼ Beth Tumidalsky LETTING IT OUT Ed Haack, Brian Dennis, and Ron Bremmer have a good time at a dance. BEING TOGETHER Amy Gatlin and Scott Rosco share a special relationship. 23 Break Away

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people Long lasting relationships, are they worth it? Most people think, if only 1 had a steady boy- friend or girlfriend, everything would be great. That is not al- ways the case. There are many reasons that having a special re- lationship is good. Many great times come from being with your special someone. They al- ways seem to be there when you need them, and two people can become very close, perhaps too close. A lot of the time, friendships suffer because people devote all of their time to that special someone. Many times friend- ships with people of the opposite sex, are put under a big strain. NUMBER ONE! Friendship is Number One for April Watkins, Sharon Paluga, Sandy Kos- tur, Julie MacDonald, and Karen Klickman. This is mostly caused by jealou- sy on the other person’s part. Close relationships with peo- ple are usually a good experi- ence. Not only can one have good memories, but one learns from experiences and mistakes. If one goes out with a person for a long time, many memories are kept. The good times always seem to be remembered over the bad. In the end, a friend is usually gained. Not only has a person gained knowledge, but gained something more impor- tant, a good friend. ▼ Amy McGuire WORKING TOGETHER John Koleno, Robert Fozkos, and Dar- rin Koczenewski deepen friendship on the Field. HAVING FUN! Being together with friends at Great America always makes a good day. Poteata Potesta

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Friends • • • Teachers can be your dear- est friends, or your worst en- emies. At the beginning of the year all the students are try- ing to figure out what the teachers are going to be like. Everyone sees just what it is that he can get away with in each class. Most teachers tend to be fair, but they soon realize which students are go- ing to cause trouble. The class pets are already starting to be found. When students become friends with teachers there are usually a lot of benefits that go with it. Turning in homework a day late, or get- HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!! Miss Guenzler was really surprised with the festive atmosphere at her favorite restaurant. HMMH, NOW THAT’S A QUESTION!! When you need to know some- thing just ask Mr. Sunny. He al- ways tries to help. ting an extra tardy are just a few. Teachers can give you good advice about the future and they are often the first to stick up for you in case of any trouble that you may get in- volved in at school. Class clowns and people who don ' t care about their school work really get on teachers’ nerves. When a teacher doesn ' t like you they can give you a lot of trouble, and make your life miserable. Teachers can be just the ones to listen to your prob- lems, if you get close enough to them. ▼ Amy McGuire WAIT A MINUTE!!! Mrs. Vandenburg, like many other teachers, has a really good sense of humor and can share a laugh. AYY, BUDDY!!! There is nothing like having a good friend to sit on the window-sill with: teachers make great friends too. V f Potesta P ' testa Break Away People