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Hill Chase tangles with two Hammond High players for the ball One of the many floats entered in the Homecoming Parade was this one brandishing the slogan Hang Those Wildcats. First place in the club division was awarded to the cheerleaders for their entry. The Homecoming Queen and her court are from left to right, Sandy Miller, Bonnie Ciba, Candy Langer, queen, Peggy Goodpaster, and Janis Urbanczylc.
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Homecoming; Close The Homecoming game this year was played against Hammond High with a customary large and successful parade and bonfire preceeding it. Although the Tigers put up a stiff fight, the Wild- cats managed to down them 27 to 21. The game got off to a bad start when HHS returned the ball 86 yards on the first kickoff for a seven point lead. They doubled this score in the second quarter but Tech retaliated with the two TD ' s to tie the score 14 to 14 at the half. In the second half, the Tigers made one more touchdown but so did Hammond High along with a last minute TDwhich clinched the game for them. At Halftime ceremonies. Candy hanger and Bob Montalbano were crowned king and queen. Trophies for the best floats went to welding shop for the shop division, cheerleaders for the club divi- sion, and Edward Grimmer took first place in the individual competition. Quarterback Mike Iatarola lofts a pass high over Wildcat heads. Chargcf is the word as the cheerleaders start to pep up the student body at the bonfire before the game.
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Determination • Bob Monlalbano dragging three The Tigers line up to joust the Gladiators, opponents as he drives for yardage. Mike Iatarola looks for a pass receiver in the game against Gavit. Tech ' s 1966 football season, while not as suc- cessful as last year’s, proved to be an exciting one. Hopes ran high in September, but bad luck and disappointments plagued the team until when the clock ran out at the last game, the season record stood at one win and nine losses. The only win was against Gavit in a day game. Although the statistics do not show it, the fight- ing Tig ers gave many teams a real battle. One such game was that against highly regarded East Chicago Washington. For three quarters the Ti- gers kept the Senators at bay but let two fourth quarter touchdowns slip by to lose a bitterly fought game, 14-0. Coach I ntvorsky ' s boys showed sportsmanship in defeat as well as victory and the Tiger 1966 football season is one we can be proud of. Tigers Drop Nine; Take Gavit 25-13
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