Highland High School - Shield Yearbook (Highland, IN)

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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

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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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J W V- |; | . I V - Are my eyes deceiving me? This year ' s homecoming which consisted of two kings and two queens was certainly a change of pace. Many people were surprised with the decision, but by the echoes of the crowd it was evident that the fans were pleased. Surely the 1980 Homecoming will be an unforgetable festivity. Other Programs which made homecoming a great success were the marching band and majorettes. Trojan pride could easily be seen in the parade and at the half time show. Also, the class floats were exhibited during the parade. The theme for the floats this year was different brands of cereals. The Junior class’ hard work and devotion paid off when their float entitled “Snap, Crackle, and Pop ' Em , took first place. The Freshman float received second place. Homecoming night on the football field was filled with suspense. During the first half of the game the score was Trojans-0, Red Devils-0. Roars from the crowd, which could easily be heard, showed the confidence they had in the fighting Trojans. As the game preceded the Trojans left their last homegame with triumphant victory over Lowell 13- 0. For many of the football players it was just another victory, but for those seniors it was the last game they would ever play on their home football field As you know, Homecoming is a time for the alumni of Highland High to return and meet up with their old friends. Everyone has picked a road in life and before you know it that old feeling of warmness returns and most wish they were back in high school. In the crowds of people you could notice the cheerful atmosphere and yet a sadness. A sadness which will lie in the hearts of people who have left Highland High School, toward a new future along with many new friends. A special treat that added to the spirit of the game, were two former head cheerleaders. The cheer on block enjoyed the cheers that the two alumnie performed. For many of the students it brought back memories from the past. Then again, it brought thoughts to some students for what they are up against in the future. 1. 2. 3. 4. Marching rhythmatically through the parade, majorettes Renee Forszt and Amy Greene keep a high chin. HAVING A GOOD TIME Kim Eisenhower and her homecoming date sit this dance out at the Homecoming dance. STRIVING FOR A TOUCHDOWN Junior Jack Birmingham runs vigorously to the goal line hoping anxiously to score!