Highland High School - Highlander Yearbook (Albuquerque, NM)

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'Tn , ack Of Spirit Iouds Over HHS Assemblies Assemblies at HHS underwent many changes during the school year. The main difference was in the number of assemblies that took place-there was a great reduction. Traditions such as class yells and Seniors leave First! were broken, and a lack of spirit was noted. A study hall for those who protested mandatory assemblies was also in the making. Below: According to the coaches, this year's cheerleaders were the best Highland has ever had. . 5 YW lf- , ir . I if . . ' x A-an Rigbl: To raise spirit among Hornets for the first Sandia football game, Coach Gibbs, dressed to fit the song being played- You're Going to Bum! , entertained many laughing fans. M ffl S7 inf ...far- Ve' ,,,....-,t ,..........,,.,,F.Qq

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i . - . W'-f f K ,'u:::,.r 'vyxvgggff ' F ' ' -v-'H' FA yew'-'r-f.,vTg,f A 'K , rw, fl Y , . WW 3: , Lg . ' ' 'fzifift ','2T'53,'f Tnfi: The NUIROTC tlrill team denmnstnltes il marfhing routine during the nssemhly. zilmzwf Palm Plummer cxhihits spirit nt the 115- semhly prccctling the Highland-W'Pst Mesa game. Cllfftil' Ri-Qbli Performing in unc uf their two nsscmhlics ure Charles Brand, Paul Brink, Rnhin Day, Rusnliml Mnrrnw, und Melinda Snodgrass, memhcrs nt' the ntlxunuctl chorus. Rilgfrlf Along with its uwn Llrill team, NJROTC nlsn has its nwn instruments to nrfnmpuny it. wt x 4'

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-1- one' Going Go'ng G Echo In Ggm As Seniors Hold Slave Sale The Senior Class devised an ingenious money-raising project this year when it de- cided to have a Slave Sale, Lettermen of HHS volunteered to be slaves and were put on the auction block on Thursday night, February 13. In all, 20 slaves were auctioned off-5 juniors, 1 sophomore, and 14 seniors. The sophomore boy-Tommy I-lintonibrought the most money-31030. That amount was bid by the six varsity cheerleaders. About S70 was raised by this fun-filled activity. The slaves had to dress in suitable costumes on Valentine's Day and do the bidding of their purchasers Waiting patiently to be disgracefully sold as slaves for Slave Day, are some of the lettermen. as aa. Yi' R SOLD! shouts Barney Botone about Dennis Putting her newly acquired slave, Tommy Hinton on a leash Gail McNamara gets in a few laughs Woods. 1