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Going Places A different change in your daily atmosphere can really help a lot. A great way to do that is to visit all the few places to go. Chicago is a real- ly fun place to go. During the day there’s the beach, shop- ping, and ball games. The night life is endless! There are many different res- taurants and concerts. Just walking around can be very interesting. Highland can also be a fun place to spend time. Walking around, swinging on the swings, and going to the games and dances are some of the things one can do. ▼ Amy McGuire GOING PLACES, SEEING THINGS . . . The one thing that most people want is to travel. Although High- land is small there is always some- thing to do with your friends. Chi- cago and the beaches are close by. McGuire Potesta
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Lynette St This year we tended to break away” from the tradi- tional homecoming. First of all, this was the first year that a foreign exchange student, Holger Philippsen, was part of the Court. Another change was the moving of the parade from the day of the game to the evening before. This was done to avoid an interruption of class. Also, the pep rally was held outside on the foot- ball field instead of in the Field house as usual. Many welcomed this chance saying that it made it seem more ap- propriate and helped to make the rally a little more success- ful. We didn’t totally break KING AND QUEEN. Homecoming Queen Lynette Mravca and King Bob Geyer stand proud and tall for a formal picture. HOMECOMING COURT Homecoming Court consisted of Holger Philippsen, Cheryl Dock, Greg Vezey, Sally Imes, Queen Lynette Mravca, Tim Stein, Amy Gatlin, Chris Jones, Lisa Jen- dreas, and King Bob Geyer. Break Away 28 Homecoming Bob reign from the tradition, during spir- it week one couldn’t pass more than two people in the hall without seeing someone displaying their school spirit. Some of the days included Hawaiian Day, hat day, and the traditional blue and gold day. Our 14-3 victory over Grif- fith also contributed to the success of the spirit filled week and made the dance all that much more enjoyable. The class of ' 85 has proved itself unique in many ways and this years’ Homecoming was one of them. ▼ Lynette Mravca Cox Potesta
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