Highland High School - Shield Yearbook (Highland, IN)

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We ' ll Swallow Anythin But Defeet was announced as recipient of second place honors during half-time festivi- ties for the senior class. Sophomores won third place trophy with their entry Run ' Em Down devoting many tedious hours of labor. Representing the Girls ' Athletic Association. Juniors Terri Schau and Betty Bodley, and Senior Inky Band- enieks lake part in the homecoming festivities. Homecoming 9

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Watchful eyes gaze upon the splendid array of colors “We’ve gotta win . . Similar cries of hope and anxiety were evidence of the Trojan spirit as finishing touches were put on the floats and cars after many endless hours of preparation and dedication. Hundreds of faces lined the sidewalks and watchful eyes were fixed upon the splendid array of colors coming down Kennedy Avenue. Leading the procession for the first time to the football field was the newly organized and uniformed ROTC cadets serving as color guards. Varsity and junior varsity cheerleaders boosted spirit as they led cheers along the parade route. Cruising down the avenue, the parade of distinguished looking floats and cleverly decorated cars signified all the time and energy exerted by classes and clubs. Tension visibly mounted as the time for the long awaited half-time activities began, which was highlighted by the announcements of the queen and float honors. Stuffing flower after flower into chicken wire, senior Carol Wargo realizes the work necessary to produce a float. Dragons on Kennedy Avenue? The Signpainters prove with their parade entry that nothing is impossible at Home- coming if some determined effort is pul forth. 8 Homecoming

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Driven by earnest determination. Senior Larry Mays is im- pelled toward the goal line, cautiously casting glances in all directions in search of one of the dreaded Bulldogs. Kleenex, chicken wire, and sore fingers became quite familiar to juniors who dedicated much of their time and effort to win first place trophy for their reward. After planning careful strategy, Trojan warriors positioned themselves ready to snap the ball, hoping for that necessary play to score a vital touchdown. 10 Homecoming