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ALUMS CROWD Qabove leftj the old 'tennis courts for a plate of barbeque at the PTSO-sponsored dinner before the game. AT THE PTSO BARBEOUE DIN- NER Qabove rightj before the game alumni eat and reminisce about old times. Some 3000 former Heightsters attended the dinner held on the old tennis courts. FORMER AHHS CHEER- LEADERS frightl show they still have spirit in the pre-game parade. THE JAM PACKED CROWD OF 6000 FOR- MER AHHS STUDENTS Qbelow right, joins in with the band to sing the Na- tional Anthem before the start of the game. 22 Calender
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ACCORDING TO TRADITION Qtopj the A. H. bonfire burns on in the stadium the night before the Homecoming game providing a moment of peace and retrospection among all the hectic Homecoming activities. DURING THE HOMECOMING BONFIRE, lmiddlel a real mule parades on the track led by Craig Hardy while Caledonia, Amy Heydenreich, watches. PRESIDENT OF MULEPUSHERS, BILL FITCH, Qbot- tomj credited with the organization of the AHHS All Class Reunion, and his wife talk to a reporter from KENS-TV interviewing the large crowd at the bar- beque dinner preceding the game. . . to Heights most spirited by winning both the hall decorating contest and class jar contest. A mural of the school mascot, a mule, was painted at the end ot the Main Hall funded with the money raised in the class jar competition. But October had more to it than Homecoming. As the end ot the month drew near, students began to put thought into new ideas tor Halloween. The Key Club, Keywanettes, Wranglers, and the Mule Stall Council sponsored a haunted house tor all age children. At the same time the Tylenol Scare was terrorizing many people. Calendar 2 'I
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,i,., uf- ,I .,., .. t ?ZIu'L'L'f,7Ill4faj mf., QEL. HOMECOMING CHAIRMAN SUSAN SPOOR, PRINCIPAL BARNEY NEW- TON, STUDENT COUNCIL PRESI- DENT LISA CALGAARD, LAST YEAR'S QUEEN LESLIE TERREY, AND CHEERLEADER KATIE ZBINDEN Qabove leftj get ready to present flowers to the Queen, Princess, and class Duch- esses. SOPHOMORE DUCHESS SALLY BAKER, DUKE SHAWN GULLEY, SENIOR PRINCESS HEATHER FITCH, AND PRINCE DAVID SAWTELLE LIS- TEN fabove right, as the band plays the school song following announcement of the '83 Homecoming Court. HOME- COMING KING DAVID BAKER AND QUEEN JOYCE PARK Kleftj ride off in their horse drawn carriage and wave ju- bilantly to the crowd right after their coronation during half-time. EX- AHHS FOOTBALL PLAYERS fbelow left, form a spirit line welcoming the 1982 Mule varsity back to the field after the half time Homecoming cere- monies. Calendar 23
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