dhe dlighland fling oe HIGHLAND PARK HIGH SCHOOL, HIGHLAND PARK. NJ. tog TUESDAY NET TAT Bjornen and Factor Claim Top Spots Attention: by Chee Jotinon “Teed a summer job," Is common pea among most students tis time ofthe yar. Although there ate many different jb sources valle, choosing 2 Saltable one may be somewhat frustrating. ‘An employment agency shoud be the last pace igh school students inquire for work. Many agen sis insurance policies donot cover anyone under 1M. Asstrangeasit may seem, Sandy Fehring, the OF- fice Manager of the Cosmopolitan employment agency, recommends reading the want ads in Sun- day newspapers. Fehring claims the Sunday newspaper is where most businesses advertise for {obs Beause the reader i ina more relaxed mood and is more wiling to look through the ads. Saluatrian Stove Factor Summer by Debbie Bonanal Seniors Eran Bjornen and Steven Factor will sae the stage this June lath atthe 1981 graduation ‘ceremony. On that date, they wil deliver valdic- tory and salutary adresses, Valedictorian Bjonen stats lasses Princeton University this fall. Confident about his college career, he claimed, “Honors courses and the AP. courses offered atthe hgh choo help you prepare for the clases at colee.” He thinks Marilyn Williams’ and Robert Knolls lasses in particular have helped pave the way fr future stad. Former choir instructor, Joan Blame, has also made a considerable mark on Bjoren's future Plans. He ai, “I was very much involved in vocal muse during my stay atthe hgh sehool and plan to ‘keep that up.” Not only does he inten to cotinoe Singing, but Bjorn has also put music nthe back of his mind asa posible carer aim, He explains, ‘The tenor voice doesn't mature until the age of twenty-eight, which gives me time enough to become a doctor. IT can't make singing, make ‘tas a doctor.” Hows that for planning ahead? Salutatorian Steven Factor’ shares. Bjomen's positive fecling about the education avaiable st [PRS “Despite what lt of people ae eying boat the high school,” stated Factor, “think TRS much to offer the student who is eager to learn” ‘Knoll and Pheme Moughalian have stimulated Fac tor’ inerest in writing and the humanities. Again ‘Willams was praised for preparing students forthe college work los ‘Factor has participated in many activites during his heh schoo! career. Among them ate, winter and ‘ross country track, tennis, Dead Center, and Albadome, Factor looks forward to stating clases at Yale University. Unsure of his major, Factor basicaly ants to receive a well ounded education Job Wanted Friends can be help in finding job, Getting a {ob often depends on who you do or donot know. In Brief... by Jato Scarce Fehring says, "Don't take not geting a fo per- sonal for sometimes its because you don't know the right person ‘he best advice Fehring gives i, “Get as many Interviews as you ean.” After searching fritlessy fora while, onebegins o wonder, “What does it take to get a summer Job?” Gino's manager, Rich Becklr, tates, "Took for hardworking, energetic, ‘honest individuals who lear easily and are wing to work nights and weekends,” Asa matter of fat ‘Beekle istoking far such nivduals now. Feing streses necessities such at transportation, a tele: Phone, some experience, and lt of patience Students Journey to Homeland by Allon Ratedge Pais 1 yu were to mike tof cour toes vs by Highland Park st ets Tet wold come fs. Every sme, rough temple cgi tes, eae! groape or on tee own, lilten trom Ue aren voyage to Tel For many 63 tp to thee amen Hower hag este home oll Jen, Ameria Jews ty fn re dtfernces Between there sadthe US, “The upeinging of ire Is ey terete sel," ae ‘Anires cin"Adlsence does the Ads are 17 their ret ret them ke cide: the Peres eal pamper tr de. Then 2117 thei jm te amy a are Pte to ete teat. The ae Son takes 0 lot of adjutment sal hen gua for he yor university by «teed the beg. The tet realy n weeding out explained Junior Reese Fricman, "t's lake don upon You don nthe ry. rida, who Wed in Jeruslem ‘oon 1967 to 197 fe acter age Aitecene betwee sel and Ameria 's theme of Ameria ce cents. “When T came bere 1 wes Shocked at how dred ap the hs tree” The Amerieane Priedman ty beater diferent ae. ‘They would come upto mein the mide eho! a tee me bot my (ths o treat to best teu." Tn Israel nobody thinks much about sloth.” Zein’ experioce th [sae mateo vies fn tht of Fela. ae Kid al ayhing Americas, the ee testi wih ‘See Hemeland...p.3 Ser Aliso Rudge Par recent receiv Presdetal Seba ship an the Papermate Saati or senor posts, Te ler endorse met cmeasaresul of he Scholasip Wing Contest a wich atledge Pari woofs pra She wil alto Wasting, Don June orc John Doe and Jane Doe were owned King ad Queen at this ya's Sesior Prom, The pram was beldon Jn at Frnt Nano. The cout soe ‘Thre of our Baglsh teachers il at be returning next yer. Cato Leet il take a year of absence to ty for her Mater at Rages Us ery: Patrica Burwell wil eave otha he can ty criinglgy at the Unive of nna Robert Ko willbe on abate to wre tet bok ‘onl a compete he Ph at New York Univer coe ‘Student Congres tice fr 18-2 re: Present, Rae Amn Jr Vie Presiden, Ale Tar; acretay, Karen Koha, reste, Adam by Fred Gordon Roaming the als dung the bye lang weeks oho onesie {obeat he moral senor wid, our years sore went ls. Although these years seemed Iigheing quik they were ode ‘eth trends, ad and tition, Wher we were ist ake, we learwd wha tereal wert wa ie 2nd ow to maleain oursehes ‘ethin the sytem. Ererjone en {ered the hallowed tals on ay T fearful banca sseior bos op hehe or esr taping tothe entrance columns We rmsd infer wrath on Frehan Jar we exablshed carseives a uni ls. Begin ‘ing with he mos surest ke SS in tory, ca class bet Looking Back—Four Years to Vice Principal Maude Sloknan. We wer ering Sepbomore year wat 2 spit builder ‘We crested the tie ve Monopet gun complete with ea fal an Beara This waste Year of sports succes. The one ul ea won he Gre he felt bake term cad county champ ad our gi seta {eam finished seed in the ste, ‘Wham beeae poplar forthe "ies" ths yar We wee bg ning fo iden ousees Junor year opened with 8 new Vie Principal, Willa Dene Hetrovght mh hits srngent ut poten tare Midyear 2 group of students in Retrospect ind ogling eco ing The ey ord forse yr was tries there le er ah Soa While wring splay fahurgingthemolttlege we foun therein hgh soot cbr 2 st Hf you tak boa ad the po roe ey ‘pea Wheat of mee a ing reat tinea te thts vere sutering trom natoaly Tenowned meningitis an ad Iintaton tat appears perma ent was formed. Ten cae the al ten dyin Ape Some wee adSene, some ade, bts ty al moti oat Sent out and Me bis or Sin. na few dupe we ll franteThe Clas of 8” Jane Ih mark the Ist day sndent enter thee dors. Smear ied hers wl mie her end hoe Fling Told Rosen{TE HIGHLAND FLING: TUESDAY, JUNE 9,11 [Bvery year, as graduation approaches, some attempts madeto sum up the seniors collective high school experience. Usually this attempt reeks of sentiment and rhetoric Its impossible todeseribe the highlight of school for 10 varying Individuals, But the many differences found among seniors are not symptoms of class lsu. "The class of contains the widest range of students possible. You can find seniors playing futar on the bank inthe back eld, o throng hot puta few yards away. There are members of this graduating cas in every clu and activity in the shoo! and in many out of schoo. Certainly, with hee widely varying tastes and interests the fenlors would be hard put tofind one significant ‘memory common to all. A fotball player may ‘remember his ist night game and the extra ex ‘dtement of scoring in the dark. Certain choir members real the last chord of the Chichester Diversity Sparks Seniors ‘81 Psalms a their high point. Perhaps some poor senior will most remember catching. viral rmenengiis last October. Maybe your partiewar ‘memory has nothing todo with any of these ex amples "While many senor clases have the varltlons mentioned above, few gradute groups are 2s tolerant of each others personalities, or work together ss well This year's seniors organized a lucrative ‘monopoly game in the gym. The 70's retrospect put together largely by the Clas of’, enter {ained al the sections ofthe school. The senior ‘tip united a numberof diferent student sec tions. "The Clas of isfar rom homogenous. Buta reall ass spirit—in the for of mutual respet {nd cooperation —does exist. That form of unity may be more exciting than a spirt produced by 2 {las with ane personality and identical interest. Cut Policy Produces Results Opinion: James Lapa ‘The atinstatin pai fr nex: coed bce oe a the 1-2 ‘hl year wil be italy hese ‘thin poy wits tbe exception ft few mings changes: he poly, though unpopul vthsome tds, igo ene ert odo to get steno ‘Mend ws 3 bass Ts Daley sper to preius plies enue te present tend te Ss opposed tb pasta of, teatlendnce neat of The 3f- ‘nstation feels tat they sould wot famper nth the ues, and Taare ‘he sytem snow sas fotos he ist ext wl reat in parental oticaton be telephone ot by ml: the sand et forthe same tle wil esl In 2 paretl con ference th the VisePrinial the thr at forthe same wl elt Ina lor of ret for tt clan nde ‘hs from school unl patent ‘onfrence i ed The chungsintheplc were made tors fre he nporanc a: teofing cae on opie bas. One ‘uragedtomateap work mised du Ing a8 unescsed absence, howerer tides il nt eive ce or he ‘work Perhaps it never oceured the donation that stent wil do ‘work for eich he wil reve mo ‘red, but ths ia improvement. In {he past work mised ring 8 cut ould mt under any cumstances be ‘ade. ‘The new poly ako calle fr 3 ‘tange In disciplinary action for Tntenese to clans. An unexcused Intenese of 18 or more inte wll rest in ect for tat ls a, bt the eet Ue you fn our tel aanding ine bllng pee of ‘whitepaper remember th 2 quay toaton ony acquired wben the dent thereto see fe Faculty Forum By Austin E. Gumbs ‘This school year has been one of many changes [After nie years a8 your Principal, the Board of ‘Education offered me an opportunity to assume the role of Chet School Adminstrator. 1 acepted that ‘ullege with some reluctance at the thought of leaving post hat Thad truly come to love and ap- preci ‘Most of all T miss the daly contact with High land Park students. For the most part, we always dealt with each other fom positions of mutual respec and affection, The student body at Highland ark High School something ver special. You of- fered to the new principal and vice principal the same sold support that you gave me over the yeas ‘You continue to garner national recogitio in scademic achievement, artistic endeavors and cholate sports ‘You have often heard me say how Hiercly proud 1 was tobe Principal of Highland Park High School "That love alla continues in my new role. I hope that you will remember that I asked for and need your Support as we move our school district inthe ‘hllenging directions that this modern age de sande, To the members ofthe Clas of 188, extend congratulations and my best wishes for Succesfl and meaningul lives, Roberta Mone sucess cl dy. Inquiring Photographer ‘Quin: Twenty fe sears from now wht wil stan ota he Mh of your highschool creer? wr" “partis athe shore.” Diane taco: we Senet: te ome 3am June 10 Sune 11 Sune 12 Sune 15 ‘ne 16 ‘une 17 College Bound Traumas Opinio: Mara Hassner Senior year pines? Ean? A yar ‘ofa rarely ptingpetopaper? 1! Ob, see yor anit adramtages they are umeros butts weeks" that sore pase bythe (Gang Four, common soft Saturday afternoon sent penlling inSAT an Bord ets th hl 0 ay led wth es, boots, er cholo ld fr comple ‘on a the sume ng, evry gt Ad sifu dn have enough of that compete tere ae clea 2p Plone tht tke eae of any fre time you thou sou al Hue Tacs the sch wich yu py tons. 1 be prepared to wrt and tope a myriad of xy responses, Mey becomes 2 seer worst Sad the ile ooepages ve the ote of thing hours wit How fo you deserve wy youre speci wit sounding egotistical? Asyovopen the enselpe containing sor fourth applestion and moe the ft two agen, you mace. 308 time you gt your teth ad ey not to seat lormation arose the page ia ft of impatient ety. xcacriua citi, tht, anderen ose reco ime rom Stuy and spine If yore i. tolved in one of thee you bein to {hin "shou be home ig tric he nos word "What Cr thave ine toni" wean ‘ently became 2 punleked “And fT tis the deadline” Coaches, ‘sr, and employers may begin to ‘comment egal on your dstacted ‘formance rigging a new et of apreciated concer oa our prt ‘Ser yar isa tine fo dering set dite td for sting some of your ‘rm, Clog ie there are deine: for ealy sera, erly decsln, tnd regan decion applcaton ‘deadlns to et for ter applable forms and entrar dates fer ending heseemingy ens ext stale of sandarded tat payment. Then there ae schon deine ity hameork, week tests and ter oer tt utimately take form ot er the aight and morning etre there doe. To ease yo ming, You too st dealines marking then Nhs fer Chinas break 508 "sire youre, th wrk lan wi (er ebrary break The fst of ‘rng Whe tens aly ee 0 lick, it's time tora home evry ayo chock the mal for acceptance ‘And ae inestably ball gi, "at isl elatve, Next ea allege tesiman you're apt fo ele Jest how easy your Senior yea wa. Because even with the appicatons, sebolwork and ests, a es yo od time 1 ey, he Highland Fling Ne ‘Mark Roba: ‘eting Wasted onthe ei tp This issue of THE FLING, honoring the Class of ’81, was written and edited by members of the journalism class.‘TUESDAY, JUNE 8, 181 Enh eae Robert Kal als about plans orbs ve year saat. by Ma Hane In Sepember of 1870, a ope year repacrent fr Irene is, etic, wes spell ied treo is interet in fim. That ol who wl be takng his on ab- etal eve othe 2 hl ya. ol sbi, conssing atmo ports, ila im ofrelnd oa fens sly of Will Bule- Vets "The cours cerium nde in sept ants of Yeats wots and ‘alto many places seca withis postr Held early im Yeats Farepisce af Cum Sig, the coe nd dap, "Yeats la my arte De.” explained. Kool, “and a "gy athe gl cuca ‘Teaching. Advanced Placement Eph fore year and The ible st {vig At orev Kis spect sin whieh be as stra ‘edi ieren rms for eleven yer Seniors Venture Coast to Coast by Todt Rasen ‘As graduation approaches, seniors mst rel tht they 20 ‘tering new pase in thet es. (Cobeg,stjobs, marie ile ‘ge andthe geriatric wardall ein Waiting. Fortunately, these Problems do not. occur SSaneonsy and sents at "Aer graduation, many seniors plan to stlend clog. of the 22 Senos that rend recent lng rey Bete at hey ‘ould be stending elle othe Tai OF the 80 college-bound Sey ith many tents 2 Rutgers Univesity and Midlesex Coty Cate. “Many people look down gers bese tI aloe Seta be beig coset home as fi advantages. Rules alo ape eres inthe nation,” sated Deb- Boman utgrsmaticuat Wayne Brasen wile atendig Midtesex County Cbg, an ke ray snes there, be hopes to Went fur jer utes. ier Cae. by Ellen Glasgold “Highland Park is the perfect location for our restaurant,” remarked Catherine de Leeuw co- ‘owner of "Ua Peu Bizarre,” a new restaurant situated at $20 Raritan Ave. ‘Therestaurant, owned by de Leeuw and Barbara ‘Washburn isthe second restaurant the two women ave owned together. "We renovated the restaurant ourselves from a greasy, orange formica Iuncheonette toa quality restaurant,” revealed de Leeuw. “Un Pea Bare,” translated to English, i ‘a ide off bet" “n ths restaurant we wat tocrate ‘very diferent and elaed atmosphere where peo- plecangetupand mingle, "explained de Leeuw. "In seenssetetecees DRUG FAIR, FOR ALL.COSMETICS Heth & Beauty Aide ‘ther schol ln New Jersey that PIS students wil be atending sre Pract, Mont, Cetary, New Jersey Institute of Technolgy, Test Sts, and Many ser fo hat cog ance to "get ama ‘eros the Ratan to gers dos tot prevent any dsc changes Remarks Disne aco, who mil teat Beton Univers nthe al BU. was my fst cole Is & (od school and far enh sa from hme to erete feeling of Aeyendenre bt ce sah 201 HHPHS seniors ive spend en Cleveland, fom Poughkeepsie, ‘New Yor to Palo Ao, Cami, Dare. Walker wil be atlending ola Stor in Caldera ops wil We up tos expel ‘on. going tobe Whole ew change of Sener,” sald Wale. “The Catfonia experienc. Is go Ingtobe at ofhur work though "Te etite "where shoul go t9 college lem began inthe ‘Un Peu Bizarre’: Alte the inl appestions were Subtitle or colege ‘simisione commer devin eran. Some sears eo Bad pe Ped" Deco canis ew were they wou be singin November of December, tu sae {y Fred Gordon war alts at Boston University's six-year smell pom ad id a ear te was ace i May 23" Peony oe New York {Boston Tw al made up ‘hee minds Doe,” sated Gat Seirs no malting inthe fat indeed hey would eter tronko serve nthe armed forces Ths apenas lager umber ff stents than ited Yn the Png sare, joing by previous years Wether hoping to 2 Peaniom Jet ike Andy Sos or tenn an ny League stl ke Jeane er there a promising tre or HPHS graduates A little off beat dition to the bathrooms shared by the opposite Sexes, wehave accomplished this felinghy having, helpyoursef salad and coffee ba.” ‘Most ofthe foods traditional French, xcept for some original dishes and, all Tood is sauteed, broiled, or baked. Nothing is ried” Lunch and dn- ner are served Wednesday through Saturday and rune from noon to 7:00pm. on Sundays. “Weare ‘losed Mondays and Tuesdays because we (the ‘onmers) do al the cooking and have to traln new help,” admitted de Leeuw. ally Uke Highland Park,” expressed de au tha SPORT CENTER I SPORTING Gooos (CUSTOM LETTERING ATHLETIC FOOTWEAR | -ONVERSE. | ePuma sere {320 RARITAN AVE. “srr Knoll Granted Sabbatica ‘Dodger restalns eine the ‘seating course, bt stl ech The ‘At and History of Flim” be si are study wl prove the tase Krol volume. “As atpone skin Rolly course wold pet” Sled, "ich and Kate Buea) will make prominast 3 pearance” Grn widening, be add "screenplay by beet Kool el by Robert Koll— he bok wl be eal lly production,” "Forth ist ine In elven ys Tbe ding concentrated inet eve ing tat tw rege a TU fet postage come Labor Day ts the ham fae of tenn terms ofthe rend ve made ss teraction I've had with student However” be aerted wot {orm ling recommedton wit piper correcting or grading comp Kaolin nt so ste couse te scool. He Carclam (Csian ofthe New Jersey Cant Fm an Televison Teatbrs°T “her techn or ooo fered Kool Welt Bok oa fe study sth Sena part of i b> teal propa and Koll ope to fin a publisher and see the books marketable. “T hope it cam be Pulsed ina general appeal frmat ‘hile being spestieally oped for igh schoo se," he al ‘Using material roms masa, sing board, several chapters on he setor snd rector in fn and on ‘Strumming Bs gitar senior Dav Whelr usar Get Herp and ephorore Rachel Bat tale advantage he hice weather, ing PaaS Homeland ... continued ‘Tey dont care what IC" AC. ‘og kn ths der gs INmercan extends beyond lates “Tee ls who speak Eaglsh are looked up to even ely 2 ee rors. The people T met wanted to ‘peak ngs all eine. Tata be rel aif joa want 1 patie our ‘Selo Fred Gordon commented ot the ferences existing se y sen [sae "Inthe od ey of Serle you ave 2 el sense of tine" Hee plne, “Mot of the ck ad da ating aes a 0 es Te ‘he meters wal tat was ball 2 ars ago ad et Debi I hey Femodelling new apartme ing Weber you ve in, vit ste mons ofr it Wee he pence wl bea special oe. The {fast betwee America abd Is futures, the abe and dg of exty ar ot easy forges LEVI FRESH ROWERS FOH ALL OCCASIONS SERVING HUGHLANO PAE, Skips Flower Shop Inc. 1226 RARITAN AVENUE, WE HONOR MAJOR CREOIT CARDSPAGE FOUR ie Seniors End Four Years of Sports Success NHLAND FLING TUESDAY, JUNE, 181 by EmieLandante ‘lentenial Conference snd ranked the Mort Vaible Pier award and. 1779 in 93800 gelied for teams wining percentage it .296 (1 Schotratltes, cnerence argh. third inthe state. The es four yest was med to the AllBcenennl the Middeex County ‘Tourer. 2) ‘these ate jst some ofthe ties wining percentage 71026101). Conference tam. The soxer team's The gl four yet wing perce- Gretchen ‘Tiss recorded 20 (ih ch he can fH as been "In the oy rot oan tein winning pecentage 2056406) tage 78 BD isan las and Mary Clana ee ses thrd and in 1900 the team was "Ip TT 10T the g's eros country In 1978179 Jn Figae Snished recorded 1 wis and 6 owes fre “The fot eam won to cn- scone centennial Conference eam wat ranked teat inthe tate. In thr nthe dtc in eting std 127 100 gel tens tam, The secutive ConzalJersey group cam ‘They were out In gogp 1 setonl T9180 the team paced secoad in second ie the New Bronwick In- wining percentage 44 () Poshpe inn? and ie. In 17 the 077 Teboys winning pecenaels the Bkertenlal Confrence dy vata. Wayee Brunson won the "The water tek eam won THe team compld ve satus and out- 0-2. ul ws county cam and named as Delaware Vall Invitational Turs- Bicentennial Conference cham. ‘sored their opponents 0 to In Te sacer tearm came in fourth arbor of Ane ft tem. Th met snd wat med Mot Valuable pinship in IETF and ce In IM, the fie year doe Polletro place inthe Bcentenisl Conference git wtsng presage 500 B2K- Papert the turtamen it Ada Seed among sal shel d- Cathe the Ove were second nthe and in WY Join Derteen received), fookthrgpaeintheDelawareValley dex County. The tam cme hd 4 In 1783090 Joe Cpt was mame Touenament. In 1970-1979 Pil othe BentnnlalCoferencein9- Moat Valuble yer inthe Vlesn MacKinney placed thn the New i and Jom Geneve apared the Bestethll Tournament. The boys Brunewick Toursment aod Mark Sate Gro st pat ie Joy Rt Dashtal wining percentage S22 Pappas place hed inthe dss Inset ew state indoor eae forthe a, {ero 14 teenon and Sey Hl ren E7100 the ean won the ‘The gis basket eam quiled pled seca the Elabeth In-State Group 1 reas and Sate Group forthe Sate champonhi fat in_iatoalToaroamet. Te wretng in dul competion tte "The gyms team's wg per centage 20 (760. Ske Un ‘gle for the Sate Gymnastics “Te fell Hokey team ws Cet Jersey Group 1 chanpions in 19 ire. tn e370 the team won he Maes County Coaches Tour ment and was nscored upon in he fit ame, Noi Fig ne ost inthe ses Canty Coaches A - Star Toure. The gl Winlag perenage 62 (0205), Graduating Stars Head for College ei eee oe cat ess te oe fechas Gnd cain Tn whl ty cr cae a ete ae Te at ee ete Rarities ry mh fm Santo pas Se oer stant poset nt Ta ep eer aS Trent sooth ater ote tt Someries wis so Scholasp award The ‘athletic world While Tracy was actively recruited STERN oto a ar se sey To sa eget Coie nt ACs Sa sees ar tmn hte bebe, aac omer re agty diate ote a ee Mit ating Woes Daya ‘In many cases the athete mast do Univers nt Yom ere we the il round work for he en ae Cot he ‘Satna etary Coe ea Soest stuns ds eno tee zope Bln nt Ths nt is a mt ly bari! with fs mamas Sm" ich ir ama for 8 fiers ronging rom Fld Tester by tday's sana Nebraska ‘Because of Costello's physical sive Tig ie ped Ol Ste emi aes tape oy, any bana thin te Ge ecm Roe tay neat at ate on aie ie lg Bec cee ig sarteterpe Bilin ancl uct on so eh Gale ta Dice hs cca ae no peta peg pee a Sany cae Stef Hg en May Sesetteprnced pect he te ansctsceeatobemticte_ gay tom yee ve a tececrtacittetong! Sloat tne be Tins Govancempelgtin or stoge a yas bee tet itt Satoctee acta bot Woten eee [palate euch Gone” Tipton potions pat Tencame at Obe_eee AVENUE 5 & ? Raspa Saw concliaennme Jewelers DISCOUNT Moughalian, Tracy Named Scholar-Athletes by Rick Greene Davi ju spe i" id Foreacilthepstenty year, ean, his css coum con the Miodser County Coches "He has ottandng chara and ‘ioctn has ld scolar. aly exreses gene coe Silt ond ine wo snne fr ars 1 wil never og the lets coe maleand oe fale, Une bean tee males on bly treed epee ech high used oe bp at hance Solin the couny. Ths yrs wining the Bicetenial Con representatives from Highland fetece te Prk were Deve Maughan, who Tate fal Meaghan wl ener as sared at tack and Jane Teinty Clee in Hartt, Com (an eat. team and exp to ram the one TMowgtn an oustanding cle ad thee rile eens. He tans rer, bll several spel Yee high col wih an oa ‘eer oe Sut Grop mark, stdin ecord bth on and he ‘Sinister at i ci a ‘Ntbugh be'tas ben ame fo etd ulschthip am lon Pak oe" se ded ‘ny allstar teams Mowiaan Ste Unveray Ine July, abe Ange ary ngs fo Considers scoterathiete hs wilgetststeolisteatoalcon- pment re eer ol a ‘eats tener Patton wien seransin the Mac. ferencean cont records Shehas Teas very pled hat the ai Games in Ia teen named to numerous abst sol sathng ff mull con, Twat very excited about (as ncdngA-Amercan. he Biker me for thls honor reprsating or sel she dir tas aways anal god ap Noha sted iy "When Re” ab Tracy. savas cept wih he coche ad wl go Tes tollfmyscletn, backintbe ssc ws tool ton 8 oe he est ues ‘An, Ts shots tees goats reptaton a gh schol sory. Bureau Ine srom Soon is Gino will bacome a Kent Fre Cucken sore wh the foiowne tagersckn goed menu OPEN =o TRKE-OUT 7 DAYS a 545-9583 AM. -10P.M. Alyour favre Geo oats wi bo Bat revtan overs (oxo?) ro perk ‘rable at you comenr hearty Gros