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Most Important Sports at Oak Hills ABOVE: Dances throughout the school year whether in- formal, semi-formal, or formal enjoy a large attendance at Oak Hills from Highlanders and their dates. RIGHT: Glen Neugebauer and his date, Terri Jansen converse 0n the sidelines at the Homecoming dance. BELOW: Judy Kreft and her date, Tom Burkhart enjoy one of the semi-forma! dances during the year. 17 g Studenl Life
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Dating Proves to Be One of the Although football and basketball always attract large crowds at Oak Hills, the most popular sport is undoubtedly dating. The dating season, unlike other sports seasons, extends all year around. The rules are flexible and often times are made by the participants in the sport. The only referees are, perhaps, parents. Not limited to a court or field, dating extends to movie theaters, plays, dances and concerts. This sport is practiced in the halls, over the phone at night and, an indirect ap- proach, through friends. Dating has a larger par- ticipation than any varsity, reserve, or intramural program at Oak Hills. Competition is even more furious than any challenge provided by rival teams in basketball. Dating is also perhaps the oldest sport known to man. What is the reason for its longevity? The secret of dating is the fun, companionship and the thrill of competition it provides for its fans. AT LEFT: Steve Knight and Lillian Peters take time out between bells to recover from classes with a pep talk. BELOW: Mick Fiorini and Stephanie Volvano team up and get into the action at one of OH,s many dances. 16 - Student Litt-
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An Evening of Tragedy And Melodrama This year, departing from the customary three one act plays, the Oak Hills Drama Club present- ed cuttings from Shakespeares I'Iamlet in two acts and the one act play Dirty Work at the Crossroads. Hamlet starred Terry Cranert in three roles e as Hamlet, the King, and the Voice Of the Ghost. Ophctiu was portrayed by Robin Croker, Queen Gertrude by Judy Kreft, and Truth by Jamie Hackwortht The cast of nDirt-v Work at the Crossroads included Bill Keeton, Val Lampe, Richard Burton, Barb Brigham, Jack Holt, and other Oak Hills players. LEFT: Terry Cranert, as the King. reiterates one of the many dramatic speeches found in Shakespearehs uHamletf' BELOW: At Elsinore Castle. in the country of Denmark. Ophelia listens carefully as Hamlet makes his point. 151' e Studenl Life
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