Highland High School - Highlander Yearbook (Albuquerque, NM)

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Assemblies Are Undergoing Evaluations Many of HHS' old traditions were upheld in this year's assemblies. Tradi- tions such as Seniors leave first , class yells, and pep assemblies to cheer the teams to victory, were common. But, the Highland assemblies have been crit- icized and this year a decision was to be reached as to the continuation or the complete removal of all HHS assemblies. A student-faculty board has been ap- pointed to approve all assemblies and to place restrictions when necessary. This new board is just one part of the new HHS assembly plan. Below Kay Mauldin and crowd at an assembly ,Jw ku' , ...cl ,....-- . .., H itat ,...f My assy Y--L. , . Q Q I v Q It 1 3 1 I Above: Dr. Wright, Principal, addresses the new students. During a pep assembly, Varsity Cheerleader Ginny Henley presents the spirit stick to the winner ofa class competion yell. 27

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HHS Assemblies Cffer Varied Programs Right: Caught in one of her rare somber moods, Varsity Cheerleader Margaret Duran intensely watches the happenings ofa pep assembly. Below Right: Below: Two Don Bivens speaks at an assembly. A L VX X monsters fGirl Slalersl in a skit. Q. til 'm,