Homestead High School - Pegasus Yearbook (Cupertino, CA)

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internationale Too much hula-ing must have wornout freshmen Gary Olson and Angela Parker, but they're not too pushed to pose. 6, so, ff -,Tk V , , f I 0 U f f,y ' is, X 5 l. if 4 0 fit, . X' V vi. I? f if L 3- - -f 'f 1 'O MN, , 'I Y lik' i ,' . fs 1f ' Followlng ln the tradition of The Karate Kid, it looks as though senior Bruce Nance will fight for the honor of senior Lindsey Cox. i 'r '.' ,uf ,504 A Senior Rick Burlh takes advantage of the presence ofa table to compensate for his exhaustion but desire to dance with senior Vicki Williams. If X xfie Twenty-tive years ago, the Sadie Hawkins was celebrated The same way it is now: these two '63 students arrived appropriately dressed for the 'l-ieart's Delight' 25 Sadie Hawkins Dance

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n Celelore Ein Sadie's What: A Sadie Hawkins International Affair For: All couples with a foreign flair Date: Saturday, November 15, 1986 Time: 8:30-11:30 pm Given By: The Class 1988 Dress: Traditional ThC1T did IT. The 'iradiiional dress' pan is whaT musT have aTTracTed Abu Dhabi and all Those guerrillas. IT was ineviiaple of Thai The TerrorisTs would show up. They were There all righT, along wiTh Danes. Swedes. Mexicans. Russians, Jamaicans, indians. Golfland and picnicking on The lawn in The horseshoe aT school and The greai won of china. The W?'?lUST TWO of HT? mole' whole evenT was almosi like The Olympic Games The way everyone goT along so well. Even The DJ was personable, he played almost all of The requesis. As usual. creaTiviTy was displayed in The cosiumes. OulfiTs represenied alrnosi every counlry, from Iran To india from Swiizerland To Spain. The cosTurnes were creaiive, no doubT abouT iT, buT equally irnaginaTive were some of The siTes aT which couples chose To eaT dinner. Dining on The green aT lvlinialure original- Than- Chili's localions chosen for This occasion. 'When mosT people go ouT To dinner, They don'T Iiierally mean gr. We had a candle-lighT dinner of Chinese food and sparkling cider on The Senior Lawn while lisiening To roaring engines and honking horns on Hornesiead Road. The Sunnyvale Police oflicers added To The aTrnosphere,' said CaThy Brown, senior. AnoTher senior, Laura NeusTedTer, who aTe ouT on ThaT nighT expressed her opinion, ' IT ripped. Seniors really know how To have fun. ,A x fig if fiw f llllll '.. :ff ' ff' 1' In Il! ' 30, ' ' i'f'f A Illile Mexican flalTery on The parT of Mark Slocurn, senior senor, succeeds in gefling junior Michelle Keller To srnile. ' Student Life 5-gy: v.'K f., T .13 ' ,..- ' l sq , 'l M-nrl4 'a'! In on aiiempl To inspire freshman BrigiTTe Palouda To dancesophornore Craig Hall Tries a sincere smile in addiTion To his besi dancing rnoves.

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Even Though spiriT is oT on dll Time high oT HomesTedd The odminisTroTion is un- doubTedly busy oT work seT- Ting yeT onoTher boTch of rules ond reguloTions con- ceming whoT is occepToble behovior for school spon- sored ocTiviTies. Rollies This yeor goT off To o rocky sTorT by humilidTing our newesT cheerleoders during The freshmon leTTergirl iniTio- Tion. Needless To soy, ThoT rdlly wos broughT To on im- medioTe end. On The brighTer side, school uniTy oT The Homecoming Rolly wos evi- denT. AfTer The TrodiTionol cheering for ond dgciinsT in- dividuol cldsses, The wolls echoed wiTh The choni, We ore - HomesTeod! The ouT- come of The Homecoming Rolly wos excellenT, con- sidering The highly conTro- versiol week of spiriT compe- TiTion which hod jusT possed. Ending The week of disosTer, The fooTboll Teoms reveoled Their wild side by orriving oT schoolonTne ddy of The Home coming Some pdrTiolly scolped To demonsTroTe Their Sfudenf Llfe oinin In The Celebrai Senior Cathy Brown inTroduces Frosh LeTTergirl Kendro Willsey oT The Welcome Rolly. inTenTions of Scdlping The fFremonTJ lndions. Aside from obvious oTlenTion which wos direcTed Towords Their new ond differenT hoirsTyles, iT hdd onoTher effecT. The Vor- siiy ond Junior Vorsily Teoms bolh emerged from Their gomes vicTorious, giving HomesTedd The TTrsT Homecoming win since 1977. The SilenT SpiriT lvldrch, led by seniors Trevor Schulze ond Greg Toxin during The holfTime of The Homecoming Gome, wos yeT dnoTher disploy of HomesTedd sTudenTs showing Their spiriT, under ony sorT of circumsTdnces. The mdrch wos To demonsTrdTe The sTudenTs' resenTmenT Toword The od- minisTroTion's decision To olTer The regulor holfiime evenTs, due To The fiosco of The prior week. CelebroTing is cerToinly high on The lisT of prioriTies of HomesTedd sTudenTs, ond whoT beTTer woy To celebroTe Thon by cheering for dll of The Teoms ond promoTing The school spiriT which mokes HomesTedd o greoT ploce To be. 4315 Everyone showed their spiriT oT The Welcome Rolly, our firsT ond mosT conTro versiol of 1987.