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Left to right: Queen Pam Van Dusen, Linda Tyler, Gwen Burns, Debbie Lindsay, Pam Nightingale, and escorts. Crowning climaxes homecoming events Happiness is captured on the faces of Pam Van Dusen and Debbie Lindsay at the start of the parade.
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Right: Ned Burks gains yardage on a play during our game with Clark. School spirit displayed during homecoming Activities of Homecoming Week climaxed with the parade and game. Judging of the floats was in the school parking lot where the floats gathered for the parade which started at 6:00 p.m. Student Council awarded trophies for winning floats in four categories: Class, Club, Shops, and Individual. Taking first place in these categories in respective order were: Junior Class, Art Club, VICA, and Sandy Bagwell. The Tigers played a close game with a score of 31-28. It was a good game and a difficult one for the Clark Pioneers to win. In the mjdst of half-time celebrations, Pam Van Dusen was crowned Homecoming Queen. Completing her court were: Debbie Lindsay, senior princess, escorted by Chris Lentz,- Pam Nightingale, junior princess, escorted by Chuck Sawyer,- Gwen Burns, sophomore princess, escorted by Jim Behling; and Linda Tyler, freshman princess, escorted by Jim Franczyk. Pam Van Dusen was escorted by Bill Bowers. Homecoming festivities were concluded by the Homecoming dance the following eve- ning with the Enchanters.
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Vocational courses along with college Dina Dejesus works out a problem with the aid of a comptometer in business machines. In physics class, Fernando Munoz and Jim Crooks concentrate on the study of atoms. Hammond Technical Vocational High School provides the training facilities for technical and vocational education. This is Tech ' s policy: That each student should be given an education in accordance with the limit of his capacity to learn and benefit therefrom. It is the purpose of Tech to help each student attain a sound academic background and marketable voca- tional skills in home economics, business, and industry. Students who are terminating their formal education with high school have special needs which c ( an be met through vocational training and guidance. Tech, being one of the few vocational high schools in Indiana is well-equipped to meet these needs by preparing the students for the world of business and industry. College-bound students also have special needs which Tech meets with a college preparatory course. This course gives these students the academic background necessary to succeed in college. 8
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