Harlan Community High School - Harpoon Yearbook (Harlan, IA)

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Parade, coronation stimulate excitement Football win climaxes Homecoming activities Gaining extra yards for the homecoming vic- l61j, and Pat Arkfeld l64J. Mike Muller and are rewarded by Grand Prize. Colleen tory Mike Larsen ISZJ, forges on behind the Rick Petersen, top right, prove that float Kramer, right, puts all her effortin making the blocking of Tony Thielen IBOJ, Mike Linton building isn't all work. Class of 73 efforts senior float a winner.

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W ft. J f,J . . W I V bu- if , ,rd ff' E1 - ,g ' vt .VE . 1 1 Tm df nt iff X 3? Preparations began for the big day of the parade. Band members worked for the best parade ever. Kids con- gregated in supposedly secret places to begin work on their floats. As the competitive spirit began to arise, a few sneaked in to check on other floats and ran back to tell the others, It's got to be better! As the final touches were put on the floats, each person left with the hope of their float winning grand prize. The day of the parade arrived. Children pushed up in the crowd to get a closer look as the adults waited impatiently. And finally the band was there! Prize winning floats were the seniors, O.E. - T. 6' I. and the sophomores. ' 4 T 5- J 9' .mf '-1 pq Photo courtesy of Steve M H 1 Newspapers. ' as tzffiitfi T13 ut? 'S' Warm ups began for the big game against Lewis Central. Offensive strategy and defensive resistance made for a night of excitement. As the game went on and the teams struggled for yardage and points, the victory became apparent. Harlan 28-Lewis Central 14. Freedom Road played at the victory celebration held in the gym follow- ing the game.