Nimitz High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Irving, TX)

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Jlovin' on row for Ann to receive the or from her classmates. wo days earlier, juniors were lily decorating their hall for necoming, determined to beat other classes and win the dec- ions award. Jng hours of planning around theme, Down The Yellow k Road, went into prepara- s, then came the hard work. as leaders and even those who 't normally participate, took :ral design patterns and arm- ls of construction paper home 1 them to help make the deco- ins. here was a large castle made :ardboard which covered the rs to the officeg crowns, little s, and courage hearts were g from the ceiling and stuck J lockers. On down the hall, e were small and large flying Iana Porter takes a break from her lunch to use the telephone in the office. Kevin Bingham participates in decorating the junior hall for Homecoming. While working hard in tennis, Marney Snow tries putting top spin on his smash. Kristi Wood works vigorously to complete a drawing, which will be used in the junior hall. IUNIORS

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Mike Palmer Kelley Parker Billy Parks Lisa Partney Donette Paschall Donna Patrick Lori Patrick Vicki Payne Gene Pearce Monte Peiser Stella Perez Debra Perryman David Phillips lohn Phipps Corinne Piest Phil Plymale Iie Polous Iana Porter Iennifer Porter Iames Power Pam Powell Iamie Pratt Audrey Preston Sherry Preston Lisa Price Tim Price Kim Ramsdem Gayla Raper Mark Randall Susan Ransome Cynthia Ray William Redmon Mary Reich Randy Reid Willie Reinhard Tommy Renshaw Tom Reyna Marvin Reynolds Rocky Rhoads Mike Rich Deanna Richardson Cayla Roberson Iulie Romero Lisa Roseberry Clint Rosson loseph Roten Don Rowe Carol Rowland Harvey Ruheakaba Gayle Russum Reva Ruth Terri Ryals Kevin Quinn David Saenz Susan Saint Laurie Salick . ,, .W ss x I 1 N A V 5 gf' I 2 C' i l i P R y . if . ' .ff f y f L. s uf 5 . , , .yzr W. , v l' I 5 R a ++ 1 4: Q . xx X ,ax Q Q1 . V ,,-. l '? if Zi fMiit.,.m1.E K we W if ' - . 1 -,.:: . s ' A ,C 'lyl CW 'z f . stt. S 6 A v 1 X . K 7 3 Q if ,' . . ' v-f ... -:'.- Q I kk .i 1,z : 1 in 1 A .,,.Lk: W r N ll i fi L V ti a Q Q A t wg -f Qx We 3 wr Xe S ,E fl:-1 :ti.1:i... V . hw iat Q ititt ci , ,,., .egg ,K R vig? . .I ' I.. G4 R 'E 45:8 , at? eff,-E H 'Q -Lcfga - K f IUNIORS

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Movin' on monkeys taped in and around the display cases, while near the end of the hall was a Scarecrow, com- plete with a bed of hay, sur- rounded by a brown wooden fence. Across from the Scarecrow was a tall Tin Man painted on cardboard and braced against the wall with a wooden stand. Beginning at the end of the hall and going toward the office, the hall walls were dotted with the rhymed saga of the Vikings' jour- ney to find courage, knowledge and heart. lt took about six hours and 20 pair of eager hands on a Thursday night to put the journey together. And was it good enough to win? The next morning the judges said Yes, It was worth all the hard work and long hours on decorations and planning, commented Stella Perez. It made us all feel good when we were announced the winners. if Vineya- E R l '4W a au. ,Et J, The Homecoming parade is an exciting time for everyone as preparations for the dance are finalized. Susan Anchetta is trying to get everyone enthused before the parade begins. While working on junior hall orations, Nicky Gomez Tommy Renshaw try diligentl finish. Wondering what move she make next, Debbie Dodd gla: up at the scoreboard clock. if I 9 it f QQ . .,., if Wendell Singletary patiently for junior Linda Staggs to return. jUN1oRs