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Parents See Heights at Open House Teachers and students alike welcomed parents to Arlington Heights October 26 for Open House which was sponsored by the PTC. Parents first gathered in the auditorium for orientation. At this time new principal, Mrs. Frances Alles, gave a short speech of welcome and honored the runners-up in the National Merit Scholarship Program. Per- formances by the Jacket Jazz and the band were also featured. After this meeting dispersed, parents visited their children’s classes and met their teachers. The PTC served refreshments in the library. Parents could watch advanced students working in the chemistry lab and view works done by students in the art rooms. The Jacket Jazz sold mugs outside the library and the Spirit of the Hill was on hand to guide lost parents. Other ac- tivities included a demonstration by the ROTC and an open rehearsal in the band hall. 22 Open House . i P.T.C. member Mrs. Loftin Witcher helps out at the bake sale. Parents stand in line to meet the ever-popular Mr. Wesley.
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Students Bring Enthusiasm Back to the Hill Heights’ Spirit was strong this year. Beginning with weekly football games and pep rallies, the student body began a rousing flurry of activities. The cheerleaders, in new uniforms and up-dated competi- tion styling, led us to an all time peak in yelling. The Jacket Jazz, Heights drill team, worked hard to provide entertainment for the crowds. They prepared new dances, routines, and drills which they performed for competition, games, and pep rallies. Spirit of the Hill supported our athletes by raising as much school spirit as possible. They led class yells and helped lead the cheers during pep rallies. They ran on the field before games and raised money by selling ribbons and pins. The band, dressed in all new uniforms, began practice late in the summer, and came to school early in the morning. This prac- tice resulted in new routines and compositions which they proudly performed for the students, the crowd at the games, and for com- petition and awards. The crowd excitedly invades the field after Heights’ victory. Ann Eastman and Hal Brown ham-it-up at a pep rally. “| goa eke eke AS Seth er ae ; - pon e
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