Highland High School - Shield Yearbook (Highland, IN)

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Reigning victoriously for the second successive year, seniors proudly displayed their entry, Bury ' Em , symbolizing weeks of work by the class. Victory sounded through the air as gridmen rang their bell after a successful Homecoming game against the Pirates. Battling to the final seconds, Trojans won 25-19. Another Trojan touchdown brings a smile to the face of varsity cheerleader Sheryl Engerski. Homecoming 9

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Early dismissal initiates festivities Fun, excitement, and work— these were the elements of a festive Homecoming ' 68. A 12:30 dismissal granted students time to complete their clever and colorful parade entries. Also, before game time alumni were honored at a coffee hour in the school library. Highlighting half-time activities, Queen Sally Newberry and her court were re- presen ted followed by the announcement of trophy winners. The senior float, Bury ' Em , captured first place and Pride Is Our Pow-er took second for the juniors. Key Club ' s Mow ' Em Down and FHA ' s Stir ' Em Up won first and second place awards, respectively, for cars. Homecoming spirit and pride were then focused on the long-anticipated game, and the Trojans secured a 25- 19 victory over Merrillville. Radiantly smiling as she parades around the football field. Queen Sally participates in half- time festivities of the 1968 Homecoming. 8 Homecoming

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Long hours of practice prove to be worthwhile as Sandi Little sings her way to first runner-up. Tears of happiness are revealed after a shocking announcement. Nancy Biggs proudly accepts the crown from Pam Drapeau and performs her first duty as the new Jr. Miss. - -