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Heights Is the Word on First Grease Day : In honor and support of the last district football game, the Student Council sponsored the first ''Grease Day'’. Besides wearing clothes from the 50's era, many hopelessly devoted Height- sters dressed up as their favorite ‘Grease’ character. As a bonus, a free concert ticket was awarded at the pep rally to the best dressed girl and guy. MorarerTihe o Geeees® md if % ae Se ee Some Freshman cheerleaders prepare to { AY fly ‘Greased Lightning style. es Bh | | af » s§ = ae i EE Carole Raulston, Laurie Maxwell, and Pam Wagner boogie to a Elise Walker and Terri Brown swoon over some John Travolta little music between classes. look-a-likes. . 28 Grease Day
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Students, Teachers Take Aim at Turkeys Hoping to win their families a free turkey, students and faculty members competed in the annual J.R.O.T.C. Turkey Shoot, held November 20, 21, and 22. The contestants received three shots for a quarter, with the shooting taking place in the armory. After the final point tally, a turkey was awarded to the top male and female teacher and stu- dent with the highest score. Many Heightsters participated in the turkey shoot, which not only helped raise money for R.O.T.C., but proved that there still exists some spirit for Thanksgiving. Some turkey shoot participants observe that after three shots, they all have exactly the same point total. ty Re} rs if a ae 7 { ‘ ae Mr. Glen Glass, R.O.T.C. sponsor, closely examines his target, as Coach Robert Dixon, Bill Brennan prepares to take the dum- golf instructor, checks his score. my's place as the target. Turkey Shoot 27
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Choir Adds Special Bene- tit to Hill After hours of long work the A Capella choir pro- duced the year's first choir pro- gram. Director Mrs. Donna Nor- ton choreographed the show which followed the style of a show choir. The pop music style show included Jump Shout Boogie, The Things We Do for Love, and Ever- green. Randy Slovachek sang the solo, Almost Like A Song. David Copeland played accompaniment for the choir on the piano. Kathy Basham prepares to throw a kiss to her fan club. : Chorus 29 ee er a — —
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