Highland High School - Shield Yearbook (Highland, IN)

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Jail House Rock. Doing his impression of Elvis Presley, Mr Richardson entertains the crowd. Snap. Crackle, and Pop. Rice Krispies proved to be a good way for the Juniors to start their day. Ladies Night. Christy Faygas and Cindy Courtice bumping into each other at the Homecoming dance. Mmmmm. Tim Blackburn and Dave Olio await their fate expecting a cheerleader at the end of the line. Homecoming Prep. 25

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Homecoming Reving Into Spirit It begins in the heat of August and doesn ' t end until that chilly Friday night. We spend months just preparing for an event that is over in one day. Hours and hours go into folding and fluffing flowers. Well, maybe there was just a little bit of goofing around going on, but not too much. We never did any of the silly stuff at float meetings like those other classes. We always worked feverishly to finish our float. None of our float meetings got so carried away were people got thrown into a pool. No sir. Our float meetings never got out of hand. Those months of preparing were well worth it. To fire everyone up f or Homecoming week everyone dressed up according to the designated day. Days ranged from hat and tie to western day. The amount of students who participated was great. It seemed as though everyone really enjoyed dressing up and no one was at all embarrassed. Why should they be embarrassed, they only dressed up to show their support for their team.

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NOT TWO. BUT FOUR Left Bob O ' Keefe, Tammy Scott. Marty Batcho and Tim Reyes smile with astonishment as they are announced Highland ' s Homecoming Kings and Queens SMILING! 1980 Football Homecoming court consists of Left: Deanna Zatlokowitz. Kevin Spudic, Louise Zappia, King: Bob O ' Keefe Queen: Tammy Scott Queen: Marty Batcho King: Tim Reyes, Karen Fitzgerald. Chuck Dupin. Jennifer Sowinski, and Dan Vassar. Say Cheese! Highland High ' s Trojan mascot and John Zaley enjoy the 1980 Homecoming parade