Highland Park High School - Albadome Yearbook (Highland Park, NJ)

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SENIORS

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Perhaps the most important group of people in Highland Park High School is the Seniors. This, their last year, is filled with the frenzied rush of applica- tions, interviews, extra-curricular activities, term papers, and on and on. Ob- viously, he has no time to waste, yet the Senior is liable to wile away many precious hours thinking of this reputedly easy last year. Later, he wishes that he could cram those wasted hours into an extra day of study. But the Senior is not always at work. These last frantic weeks leading to graduation leave no time for schoolwork, and for weeks before them Hyou just can't be serious! However, no matter how intent he is on having fun, some of the learning gained from his schoolwork will always stay with him, whether it is the necessary electrical knowledge for repairing radios, the metalworking needed on hot rods or the understanding of language needed to enjoy a good hook.

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Lenny Okyn, president for Fall and Spr digcusggg the forthcoming Goodwill la TUDE T COUNCIL FALL Both sessions of the Student Council were highly successful this year under the leadership of president Len Okyn. To start things off right, the buddy system was put into effect on orientation day. After the yearly Student Council sponsored Fall Mixer, the cry for more school dances came. Through Student Council action, the P. T. A. took charge of four evenings at the gym. SPRING The initial business of the spring Council was to establish the Driver's Code, which quickly became effective under student sponsorship. The foreign exchange program also took shape with many groups pitching in 'to raise moneyQ Projects included the Thespian Play, Y Night, and the New Brunswick-Highland Park High School dance on Arnold Constable's roof.