Villa Park High School - Odyssey Yearbook (Villa Park, CA)

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Go Spartans, Go, Go! was all that could be heard at the Kickoff time. This wasn't just any game, this was Villa Park High's Homecoming. The home side of the stadium watched the game intensely, but also waited in anticipation for the announcement of 1987's Home- coming Queen. At halftime the event began. Five beautifully dressed girls were driven out in shiny, old- fashioned Corvettes and all were escorted by their fathers. Who would be crowned queen? This year's Homecoming Queen is . . . Beth Carpenter! The crowd roared with enthusiasm, as Beth graciously accepted the 1987 Homecoming crown from last year's queen, Ranae Randals. The game continued on with Villa Park conquering El Modena in a 27-17 victory. The Spartans were very pleased with their choice of queen and the defeat over El Modena which topped off a perfect night, setting the atmosphere for the follow- ing night's Homecoming dance. 144 The Homecoming Court: Back row, left to right: John Chorbagian, Lance Rabun, Greg Larson, Jeff Gran- ito, Middle: Suzi Barnett, Nikki Lampe. Jennifer Galus, Brandi Newman, Front: King - John Genova, Queen - Beth Carpenter. 444V Smile honey, they're looking! John Genova and Beth Carpenter pose for King and Queen picture. 44L Smile you're on candid camera. Last year's Queen Ranae Randals crowns the new queen - Beth Carpenter. 1 Hi Mom! A crowd of excited Hollywood stars, otherwise known as, Spartans. 4A Worn but not torn! Doug Cannon, Evonne Caouette, Chris Kindt and Cindy Radford dance their toes off. 44V Hey - up here! An aeri- al shot of the Large Gym where 1987 Homecoming dance was held. Homecoming 1 7

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Thai'S Hollgwoodl 1 6 Student Life

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