Marina High School - Ragnarok Yearbook (Huntington Beach, CA)

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A Splash CHCMor! The final moments before the exciting ride begins Who does my hair? Denise smiles with grace D- A smile is everything 1 1 we ,fw xl N . Dawn smiles in anticipation if-- 'L. it Lisa gets a hand from her dad Joelle shines for the camera as, 1 ,l 'LI Homecoming 105

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ogy e :Q O foo Q09 I i 104 Homecoming Excitement Builds Vw A Splash of Color was the title of Marinas i984 Homecoming and that is certainly what we saw on the night of October 26, The fes- tivities started with the pepsters riding around the field in a truck, getting the crowd excited and ready for the Homecoming event and game. Next, the finalists rode out in vintage T- Birds. They circled the field, and then each girl was introduced to the crowd individually. After being presented, the finalists rode to- gether on the colorfully decorated float. The evening was off to a terrific start and everyone was ready for the game to begin. The Marina Varsity football team immediately showed their skill and talent by scoring and keeping the lead throughout the first and sec- ond quarters. Toward the ending of the sec- ond quarter one could feel the excitement in the air. Balloons bring a smile Some Marina students show enthusiasm for the game in F7' Q Sheila loves the life of a crayon Decorating is a dirty job but somebody has to do it , Q -l. -' T ,l A I Q Deanne gets a kiss for good luck from her dad

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,bis fb C2 is efrolx ex ,bo 106 Homecoming Homec The clock was reset and the players headed toward the locker room and this marked the beginning of the Homecoming Halftime Show. One finalist was Denise Allen, a member of drill team her junior year and was a Varsity Yell Leader. Joelle Carr was our next finalist, she was a three year member of the Color Guard and was Captain, she was also in' volved in the Spanish Club and AFS. Next came Deanne Evans who was a Song Leader, she was also a drill team member her sopho- more year and a captain of the team her junior year. Dawn Smith was our fourth fina' list, she came to Marina her senior year and she was a cheerleader at her previous school. Lastly came Lisa Wright, who was a member of the drill team her sophomore year, J.V. Yell Leader her junior year, and a Varsity Yell Leader her senior year. oming Bursts The finalists and last year's queen, Su- zanne Stead, made another trip around the field with a crowd of walking crayons, danc- ers, and confetti throwers trailing behind. The girls were then escorted by their fathers down the red carpet to await the announcement of the queen. Everyone's attention was directed toward the West end of the field where Dawn's name was lit up in a burst of light and noise. Queen Dawn accepted the crown amidst the clapping of the crowd and the bulb flashing from the cameras. Dawn then as- cended the steps to the top of the float so that she and her court could take the last ride around the field for the final presentation to the student body, alumni, and parents. The night ended with a victory for the Vikings and a memorable event for all. Witlf lisa gets a hug from a friend S The Queen and her Court pose for a picture Joelle and her dad smile patiently wwmwn ,ov- a ' 1 4, 1, fa ' ' . wit if ft . t The classic look of surprise