Cholla High School - Impact Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Homecoming Court Underclass Royalty CL-RJ: Nicheli Bejarano Freshman, Martin Mace Soph- omore, Jessica Friend Junior, David Ye- bra Junior, Diane Hoffman Sophomore. fNot Pictured: Ronnie Gomez Fresh- man. Senior Royalty CL-RJ: Yvette Betan- court, Ronnie Brubaker, Lorraine Fish- er, Sean Elliot, Mike Danley, Laura Nava, Maria Mercado. Not Pictured: David Sanders, Karl Ellis, Eddy Garcia. Photos: by Ray Manley Homecoming Royalty gp- New

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Homecoming Festivities The clock ran down and excitement filled the football field as Cholla de- feated Palo Verde 20 to 10. Chollals strength was not only in it's offense, defense and backfield, but it was the teamls overall polished performance. Senior fullback Trever Lee rushed 79 yards to score one touchdown in the second quarter, while David Sanders, senior halfback, successfully rushed 112 yards and scored 2 touchdowns. Coach Ed Brown felt that the whole team played well and said, It was a good win for homecoming? Student Court arranged for the use of seven corvettes from the f'Corvette Club of Tucson at halftime to dis- play homecoming nominees. Seniors Lorraine Fisher and Mike Danley were crowned '85 Homecoming royal- ty. They were driven around the track in a white Stingray Corvette. The successful Homecoming dance was held in the Commons Area, which was decorated and sposnored by Stu- dent Government. Breakdancers per- formed and D.J. Gary Pierce from As- sociated Communications was hired. Top Left: 1984-85 King Mike Danley and Bottom Left: Yvette Betancourt and Jim Oviedo and escort Ricky Rivera. Queen Lorraine Fisher. Copper approaching halftime ceremonies. Photos: by Jeff Dollar Middle: Laura Nava and Sean Elliott before Bottom Right: 1983-84 Queen Myriam Copy: by Vicky Pillarelli presentation of the roses. Nostalgia For Tradition 1 5