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Left; English teacher Mike Blesse and attendance sec- retary Vivian Jensen show us how they dress on the weekends. Top: Tiffany Battle puts the spell on Sandy Bradford. Bottom: R jphal Dhillon and David Davis show off their creative costumes. Halloween 19
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Halloween Halloween was something to look at this year. School spirit was expressed by the students and staff dressing up. The WUHS Future Fanners of Amer- ica also sold Halloween-o-grams which were seen all around the campus. The cheerleaders got into the spirit by dressing up at the game against the Selma Bears on Oct. 30. Left: 'Where's the powder room?' asks Christy Romagnoll. Top, from left: Stephanie Mewton. Shelby McCarty, Angelica Esqueda, and an un- costumed senior in the background. Bottom right: Look at this bunch showing their true idenity. From left are DeOnna Moore, Patty Houx, Eric Rice, Kim Qriesner, Ann Clark, and Shane Johnson. 18 Halloween
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Football Homecoming Week Homecoming week has always been filled with high spirits, anxious thoughts, and many memorable mo- ments. This year it began Nov. 2 and ended Nov. 6. Many activities were going on through the week, such as the slam dunk contest that was held during one of our lunches. We had a very competi- tive tug-of-war among the fourclasses. The sophomores came out on top. Our mighty Panthers also showed their school spirit by dressing up to the class colors: seniors, purple; juniors, white; sophomores, grey; and fresh- men, yellow. On Nov. 5. we had our first bon fire. The students were gath- ered around it watching and feeling the warmth and excitement that was there. We were all getting pumped for the homecoming game the next day against the Kingsburg Vikings. Friday was finally here; the crowds were anx- ious to watch the magnificent floats go by that were made by the different clubs . Now was the time for those that were nominated as King and Queen candi- dates. They were King candidates Marc Jones, Ralph Dailey, and Rito Munoz. Queen candidates were Janet Cae- tano, Tina Stanfield, and Katharyn Royal, but the King and Queen of the night was King—Shane Johnson, and Queen—Mila Pineda. Top: King Shane and Queen Mila show their true royalty at the homecomming dance on Nov. 6. Bottom: Last years Queen, Nica Silveira, crowns Mila Pineda Queen of the 1987 Football Homecoming. JJ 20 4A, Football Homecoming
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