Williamstown High School - Wilhishan Yearbook (Williamstown, WV)

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D a v i d L e e Bobbitt! Senior Dean Bobbitt looks like an album cover. 14 HALLOWEEN Cheerful! Jacket fans display their enthusiasm during the Halloween pep assembly.

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First Attempt. The seventh grade float The Sweetness of Vic- tory showed the spirit of Jackets making it count. the l a y e M i c stuffed I-ICIVIECCIVIING '86 by the Blennerhassett Corvette Club. After the parade, the floats were left on the basketball courts and the princesses and their escorts proceeded to the football field. The student body poured into the stadium, noisily filling the seats for the Homecoming thuse. It began with the introduction of the queen candidates, including: Ramona Davidson escorted by Andres Venuesa, Angela Watt escorted by Charles Hill, and Angie Wheeler escorted by David Adams. The pep assembly continued as the crowd, lead by all four cheerleading squads, yelled to support the team. At 7:30 p.m., the floats were paraded around the football field before the announcement of the winn- ing entries. Winning the junior high division was the freshman float entry, Roast'Em Jackets. In the senior high and organization divisions, the juniors and band took top honors with Squirt Witt and Sailing to a Victory, respectively. The best banner award was given to the seventh graders while the freshmen won the float's overall award. As halftime neared, the anticipation mounted as the queen's coronation time neared. The crowd cheered as Angie Wheeler was crowned 1986 Homecoming queen. Unfortunately, the Jackets lost the football game, but the outstanding dance, decorated by the student council, made the evening worthwhile! WILHISHAN 13

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festivities. Frankie lives! Student Body Pres. Jay Of- fenberger introduces the participants of the assembly. The grim reaper! Senior Keith Boston shows that his time has come to win in the costume contest. rl gn Halloween - BOO! Halloween is the time of year when the season is changing - blood-red, yellow, and rust- colored leaves are falling, and people are settling down to face a cold, long winter. But, for WHS students, it's a time of tricks, treats and ghosts and goblins. This year Halloween tookton a new dimension of spirit and fun. One factor that led to a suc- cessful holiday was the fact that Halloween fell on Friday. A combination Halloweenfpep assembly was scheduled for the afternoon. A sunflower, shiek, shark and even the grim reaper filled the gym- nasium. Among the noisy crowd was assistant principal Ray Davidson who was dressed as a monster. This year's Halloween spirit showed in the number of dressed-up students. A record number of students and teachers participated, trying to make this year count! Raggedy . . . Ann? Brian Vaughan shows his spirit as he dressed up for the Halloween WILHISHAN 15