Shadle Park High School - Sporran Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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The uniqueness of our Piper ond Hlghlond Doncers, who hove been performing the trodltionol Scotland the Drove since Shodle first opened up, hove kept the speciol feeling of spirit ond pride inside of us through the yeors.

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Hangin out where it's in lt's 11:00 Friday night do you know where your classmates are? Chances are good they're at one of the in hangouts. No one can pass up the tantalizing temptation of McDonald's french fries and hamburgers and who could resist the inevitable food fight and sense of accomplishment we all feel when the management gets so mad they throw us out the door. lf that sounds a bit too mellow, Dick's McThank You. Come again, says'Andra Care to Mike Stewart who grabs a quick snack after school. Downtown .Spokane - Riverfront Park and Riverside are a few of the teenage traps where Highlanders hangout. might be more your style with its main attractions being leather, switchblades and an occasional drug bust. lt guarantees cultural diversification. On your way home you might take the scenic route down Riversideg that is if you didn't borrow mommy and daddy's station wagon which sports a bumper sticker reading Stay clear, my rear is near. While you're cruisin you can pick up some important information such as where the hottest parties are and the phone number of the cute little item in the red Corvette. However, none of the above should be attempted without a car. Didn't your parents ever warn you? lt's dangerous to walk the streets after dark??? . rp'

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DW 1' j ft SP' I . .Is N i if C'mon and go Howoiianl Highlanders keep o Shodle tradition with their Hawaiian attire, Hey! We're on film. The photographer captures the Varsity volleyball team as they ring the Victory Dell. One cheer that seems to have caught on at Shadle Park is Chickaloclsa. lt is usually performed by a rather large cheerleader between the 8rd and 4th quarters of a football, basketball or volleyball game. Historically the cheer goes back at least to the early part of the century. ln 1912 a slightly different version of the cheer wos performed at Granger High School. My acquaintance with it goes back to my high school days at Lincoln High School in Tacoma in the 194O's. lt was a fairly popular cheer at that time even though it had and still has, its ir- rational overtones, said Evan Bell, Mr. Chiclsalocka. The cheer was introduced at Shadle Park in 1968. I taught it to one of our exuberant cheerleaders, related Bell, and the following week she had yours truly do it ata pep con. The rest is history.