Highland Junior High School - Fling Yearbook (Highland, CA)

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Marshall Adams-Science Avis Anderson- Art Larry Arnold- General Shop, Physical Education Kenneth Baker-Science John Barder-Language Arts, Social Studies, Speech Roy Barker- Librarian Ken Belanger-Science, General Shop, Audio-Visual Richard Bigham- General Mathematics, Algebra Royce Chambless-General Mathe- matics, Science Charles Chous- Social living, Ex- poratory reading Jean Cloke-Physical Education, Social Studies Eugene Corbett-General Matliematics, Science Jean DeVoe-Homemaking Nancy Franson-Physical Education Clarence Goodwin- Mathematics, General Shop-Woodshop Nancy Groos- Social Living Donald llall-Social Living Mary Hall-General Mathematics

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Our T)eans Dear Students: Congratulations ninth graders class of ' 66 ! What a thrilling future is in store fo r you. High school next year should be Gay Days Ahead I hope your goals include make- ing good grades in high school, graduating and going on to further study if at all pos- sible. College is expensive but if you really want to con- tinue your education there are many ways to work your way through college. Have you ever considered that when you are 34 years young it will be the year 2000. Many of the mar- vels that are to be accomplished in the 2 lit century, will be due to your research, your artisii creativeness, your way of life: your moral and religious standards. As you are so will be our country. Truly the future of your country and mine is in your hands. Sincerely, Katherine Wagner Dear Students: Somewhere between the innocence of elemen- tary school and the sophistication of senior high, is an emotional roller coaster known as junior high scliool. Junior highers come in a vast as- sortment of physical shapes and sizes. They are . astly underrated by those who have never work- ed with them. At no age are kids more en- thusiastic, more reasonable, more protective, more anxious to please, or more appreci- ative. We suspect that junior higliers love every minute of their crazy world; not only tlie fun, the laughter, the music, and the friends; but the tears, the frus- trating adults who don ' t understand them, and even tlie tlic embarassments, as well. Con- gratulations nintli graders, you have arrived! Sincerely, Irl ( lianslcr

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Steven Hanson- Attendance Coun- selor, Science Ralph Hickey -Crafts, General Shop, Metal Shop Garth Huffaker- Social Living, Social Studies Pauline Hunter-Counselor, Homemaking Dean Johnson-Science Daniel King-Social Living Frank Koby-Social Living Pierre Koby-Photography Physical Education Joseph Koegel-General Mathe- matics, Language Arts, Science, Social Living Rudy Lanto-Physicai Education Bernard LeMay-Algebra, General Mathematics Roy McEachern- General Mathe- matics, Science John McPeck-French, Language Arts Christopher Maple- General Mathematics, Science Ann Marsh- Language Arts, Spanish Neal Mellon-Science Faith Miller -Language Arts, Social Living Carolyn Moffitt-Social Living Patrick Nunlcy-Art, General Matliematics Robert Pape-Social Living, Social Studies Donamae Reynolds-Language Arts, Social Living, Social Studies