Student Job Shortage Sets In; Work Opportunities Dwindle dlighland fling Vo XLVNo 8 RIGHLAND PARK WIGH SCHOOL, RIGHLAND PARK, WZ. NAY 14,1070 Language Class Enrollment Drops; Faculty Cites Isolationism as Cause ‘SPRING CALENDAR ‘News Bri Less Alumni Enrolling in CollegePAGE Two HIGHLAND FUNG: FRIDAY, MAY 16 176 editors: : ‘President’s Men’ Reviewed Hoffman, Redford Triumphant Stars One woul have Se by non tes wae ead newer af Cr Bers, Hatin sp ele wl es Talent Show a Success Finding activites that wil ealy being the students, faculty, and instrators coset together sounds like an. impossible task singly. there as been the atteude among students that 2 ters are ofa diferent breed of human beings altogether, and the hers hive done lite to deny this aecusaton In fat they actually ‘believe it themselves, and thus the proverbial generation gs n perpetuated. Until now. Because with the advent of the aculy Talent Show Assembly, the students can now See "hat that other breed of people is just at silly as they are and view "tthe Presdca's Men is more 1 has sways been an effective means of breaking down inhibitions. The ability to laugh not only at others but at ts very important, especialy inthis schol where one could sil Find so mane things ery about Both the people perorming inthe Talent Show and the people in the audience found that for once they were ll laughing atthe same n students and teachers put aside their restricting go out on stage. strange things happen. Some sly hidden talent, others make total fool, of Bur the experience isthe same: the experience of doing ‘someting jst for the ell of it just for fun This school needs more activites like the Talent Show: outlets for creativity. talent, and wit to make the rod to graduation that much more enjoyable and interesting Consequences of T&E The New Jersey state docteine of “thorough and efficient education could insure solid education forall New Jersey publie Ttcould ats dest education ihe only result of TRE" isto set minimum proficiency goals arers in Wasingtn. D.C. ine for high schoo! students then the percentage of students whe can of courses is hat ata level that enables them to function in Tey be raised rides t0 set detailed goals and euticuim naan an Robert Redon compare wing Ith Presi en, icareas and levels wil have to institute 4 tw measure the students” achievement in every ject. Since the seapegoate for poor performance on nh ars: may fy eer oad inquiring ‘Photographer Spring: Free Time at Last? forthe tests, At nwo epaced by tang forthe et, Far | ig “ovie fumes and hydrocarbons from the metal shop's welding, fperations and automobile exh Letfers fo the Editor hs are disgusting. Some students seem to. Toth Eos: reds of others. The waste», lata Mav 8 alls demonstate that exist ith thers Board of Health would have every Hight ms. leaving students to relieve themachves Ime same place that they smokes. dlighland Fling et tos ag he ol et By es Herd \Gotsors in Cit er ier 1, rae Lande indy bie erie Late : vag ange | Ei un eg set | Concer he ngs 4 winter band Ga ul Hora, Mare Ara, Sam Pn (Cindy Maltland, Joke Lermer ‘stevens Barbars Howarth ed ay marr Were een pt {Eee Than rchFRIDAY, MAY 14,1976 HIGHLAND FUNG History Teachers ee Roofs PAGE THREE cXOOS EST; Mann ofthe Bic Sa tne Infamous bln ightng hod . Electric Squad is Loony: ‘We're All Bozos On This Bus’ HISTORY BOARDS... The Englehart home ha her Taro Aikis ebting Bardon Travels South Sea Islands PHONE 545.0567, Saiff Dru NIGHLAND PARK PHARMACY IVAN SAI, 301 RARITAN AVE HIGHLAND PARK, NJ ANDU'S War barber sho 545-9100 Penny's 223 Raritan Y & 2) postaurant| | cues 246-9450 . = Fa natn Ae. Vii Ou Underground Hpiaa Prk “Wine Cellar One ot Ne Sry ns S87 RARITAN AVE, a ae,HIGHLAND FLING Pro. Wrestling Returns to Town , )) Ladd vs. Putski In Feature Bout rackmen Improve Their Record Team Goes From Rags to Riches 440 Relay Team in Class byltself Sports Shorts New Bicentennial Conference Established ony DMilaxao- Hairdresser 'S CLEANERS