Tempe High School - Horizon Yearbook (Tempe, AZ)

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Homecoming: all who participated in its several events. The Hot Life was graphic- ally displayed in the opening event, a bonfire Pep Rally. The next morning at a gymnasium Pep Rally, the football team prom- ised a tough-fought game and four teachers selected by student vote got to kiss a pig to the delight of all but the teachers. The game was a disappoint- ment for Buff fans but the simple but elegant half-time ceremonies saw the crowning of the Queen and a stand-in for the King who was busy in the locker room. The highlight of the weekend was the dance on Saturday in a gym decorated beyond recogni- tion in red and silver. It was the absolute Hot Spot in Tempe that night for Buffalo fans. simple, festive, enjoyed bj The sign says it all! It was time for old grads to retrurn to the campus to se how it had changed since they had left. It was time for reunions with friend who had drifted away to other things but who came back to the memories a their High School days. For students, it was the Hot Spot, the place to be oi that Saturday night. Charge! The Buff football team charges onto the field in a shower of hundreds of balloons, 26 - Events

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re you ready ? Obviously happy about getting set to do one of the Pom ine dances were this trio of Senior Stacey Ennefer, Junior Sheli riffin and Senior Bobbye Fraser. All set togo! Waiting for the Drum Major to give the cue during the Buffalo Marching Band’s halftime show was tuba player Senior Dante Davis. That 8 funny! Laughing at a remark by the announcer were the returning 1986 Home- coming Attendants Ken Orman and Mary Margaret Rosales. Behind them was their escort, Senior Frankie Valenzuela. Not amused were crown bearers Bubby Ashton and Josh McBurney. Events - 27