Highland High School - Sting Yearbook (Thornton, CO)

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This year's Student Council is quite a rowdy one!! The group is combined of students who have good leadership qualities and are able to organize and plan activities. The club meets every 2nd Thursday with their sponsor. Mr. Hower. (top middle). This year, the club plans to sponsor class ski trips, dances, moneymaking projects. The Homecoming Parade was planned by the Student Cabinet as well as various pep assemblies. The club seems to be a well organized one with a lot of hopes for the year. Members are top row Seniors: T. Bolton. Head Girls T. Franklin. Sec. Corr.j J. Andrew. Rep.i P. Herrman. J. Madsen. Rep.: K. Comstock. V.P.i T. Serratore. Pres.: S. Elmore. Sec. Treas.: M. Stone. Head Boy: second row: Juniors: K. Lay. Sec. Treas.: J. LaGreca. Pres.: W. Elmore. Rep.: E. Porter. Rep.j third row: Sophomores: P. Harvey. Rep.: D. Hallet. Rep.: T. Andrew. V.P.: T. Hailpern. Rep.: T. Schultz. Pres.: K. Ybarra. Sec. Treas.: T. Christensen: fourth row: Freshmani R. Sanchez. Treas.: T. Goodman. Pres.: R. Sarconi. Rep.i M. Hytinenn. Rep.: C. Franklin. Treas. Top right: C. Franklin. Below left: T. Bolton. M. Stone Head Boy 6 Girl. Below right: E. Porter. Bottom. S. Elmore. Not pictured: F. Mares. Rep.

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sm secaoot ,rwm ui Tf r 'Pillar of Fire.’ One can explain it as the drama of a sympathetic madman enveloped and finally destroyed by his obsession. Lantry is pure paranoia. He is like a whole library run amok because it knows, and we know, that unless it runs fast with Lantry’s legs, it will be put to the torch and carried off in smoke. Lantry s family is all of the dark bright. lovely horrible books ever written. If he had any childhood at all. he was Quasimodo, age three. If he had middle years, they were Jeckel and Hyde. If he ever loved, it was behind the mask of the Phantom of the Opera in Paris.” There were over two hundred hours spent on preparing for the special effects in this play. The cast spent six weeks rehearsing the production. Mr. Edmondson felt that not having a teaser really hurt the attendance of the play. Cast Leonard Carabelos Retta Yates Richard Benjamin Donna Olson Maria DeSantis Tracy Luchtenburg Lisa DeBoy Ann Reynolds Shesh North Miles Hames Mark Abney Karen Ehmke Alex Pyle L. Reed

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 IK Honor Society Ha a lot of plan Ihit yen . TK dub ha many new I act bringing many new IdeM. They ph to |l»e tutorial tervkr to Highland ludent» who art haring problem In (Ian. They are al o planning a Shadow Program in which member have a chance to get flnl-hand experience foe a day In an occupation of their choice. For example, a lud nt wkhlng to become a veterinarian would have the chance to follow a veterinarian around for a day. Other actrrltie »och a field trip and gw t speaker provide learning experience that can enable tu-dent to ucc d in the future. Poetry conle t» are among the many competition the Honor Society participate in. Member are. Top row. B. Co t. J McNulty. S. Clark. Mr. Thoma ( pon oe). S Hover. J. Flaherty. K Marshall. Second row, T. Serratoe . I. Nun. E. Canon. F. Montoya. G. McMahUI. P. Hartman. K. Com •lock. Third row. M. Kelley. J. Andrew. T. Franklin. K. Lay. M. Hell en berg. K. McCracken. N. Off net. Bottom row, R. Norman. T. HaUpern. K. Winter . T. Newton. L. Mark . S. Elmore. R. Bartholomew. K. Wolf . L Thunton. P. Smith Top left. S. Clark. President. loft, K. Com.lock Bottom loft, P. Smith Bottom right, R. Norman. Not pictured. ). Clark. W. Vntr. $. Yount. J Barrett. M. Weinberger. S. Dean. N. William . M. Honeywell. S. Marcheao. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 135