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Participation Marks Oak Hills Student Although academics are stressed as being first and foremost in the minds of students, extru-cur- ricular activities occupy the hours outside of class rooms. The interests of many Highlanders are met with clubs and sports events. Basketball games, drama Club, Hi-Y, swim meets t all of these are a part of life at Oak Hills High Schoolt The halls are alive Mondays before school with roaming bands of Pep Club members putting up spirit signs, typewriters Clicking on until evening in the Tartan room, and plans for the Prom being discussed in room six. These activities are as much a part of Oak Hills as daily Classes. RIGHT: Charlene Espich is one of the many who enjoy reading the Ktunderground gossip put out by friends. ABOVE: Highlanders have many interests; here Robin Croker and Bill Keeton rehearse for Red Shoes? T h Sludenl Life
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' 3. nu : K : my... - . su t NZ .7 km? ' If t : 391:3; t r . . I ABOVE: Penny Pittman gives her views as a representa- tive of the United Kingdom at the mock UN session held at Edgecliff. Fellow delegates from Oak Hills are Eliza- beth Schwan and Jim Griffith. ABOVE: The Freshmen, large in number, prove the smallest in size as shown by Aaron Page and Randy BELOW: Oak Hills students show the enthusiasm and Smith. spirit at a game that combine to back a winning team. fl 7 Studenl Lite
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Homecoming Activities F oster Spirit Homecoming is a day when school spirit is built and exhibited. A pep rally in the morning featured skits to show the school spirit of the fac- ulty and classes. Originally decorated floats were displayed in the parade before the game and later during the half-time show. CAA added its own version of the theme tKFantasy and Fairy Tale? with their float entitled hThe Poison Apple De- feat. Winner of the floats was announced at halftime. juniors captured first place with hThe Real Pecos Billu and Seniors second with ttHigh- landers Stalk the Cowboys.n The Freshments LtOld Woman in 21 Shoe introduced a new look in floats while sophomores entered mFractured Fairytalesf, The climax of the evening was when Nancy Paul was crowned Homecoming Queen of '68-69. Highlander Spirit soared as students rallied before the game to give the team an enthusiastic send-off. ABOVE: Nancy Paul claims her throne on the queenas float surrounded by her court U to H N. Schunk, S. Mer- curio, S. Ferguson, P. Day, J. Martz, N. Sumner. 8 a Studenl Lil?
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