Bloom Trail High School - Trail Blazer Yearbook (Chicago Heights, IL)

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LLliULlilfitliWtliLrLlVLL To these players. pushing, stomping, and tack- with patience and ease. Robert Lucente uses his ling is what this Homecoming game is all about, concentration and skill to get a satisfying par. Where's the bal? asked Sheila Wooden during practice. The cheerleading squads are Looking Good Together while they perform at a pep assembly. Some of us were DOers and some of us were Watchers. At Bloom Trail, everyone had the opportunity to be a DOer. As we came back from school at the end of the summer, there were many opportunities for fall sports. There were fall sports for both men and women. The fall sports for men consisted of football, golf, and cross country, while the sports for women were cheerleading, tennis, swim- ming, cross country and volleyball. From the lowly freshmen, to the exalted seniors, and the in- bet weeners , there was at least one sport for everyone. Many students were afraid to try out for a sport because they thought they weren't good enough to make the team. However, coaches said that there were al- ways vacancies that were left un- filled every year. Instead of watching number 7 throw a pass or number 16 beat the record in cross country. Instead of watching your friend get 2 under par in his golf match or spiking the ball over the net in volleyball, you could have gotten involved. Or maybe you did? So why not join your favorite team and be a DOer. — Kim Keogh —

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Sharon Nykaza is determined to finish the race first by filling the cup with water. Heather Adair and Michelle Phorte are trying t best to get John Allegro to the next Lets Go Hawoiiar! These Hawaiian Trail students are taking time out from class to show their Hawaian Homecoming Spirit. The Powderpuff Hike! Together the Seniors are playing hard, concentrating on giving the Juniors a run for their money to win the Powderpuff game. Chris Zollner shows his expertise on riding a big wheel Alright Juniors, keep it up!” These boys are cheering for the Junior Powderpuff football team. Homecoming 10