Boulder High School - Odaroloc Yearbook (Boulder, CO)

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Eve1'ybody's a Punk for Homecoming BHS celebrated Homecoming Week, October 12-17 with high spirits. Punk Day brought out tight leopard pants, outrageously high heels, and pink hair. Black sequined pants and ears with safety pins through them committed visual violence on the viewer. Most of the school dressed appropriate- ly for Preppy Day, whether they tried to or not, since current fashions ran toward Preppy- Buffalo pelts with horns and feathers, hats supported by springs, top hats, sun hats, hats with elephant patches, and French berets appeared on Hat Day. Contestant Rick Aue set the record for marshmallow stuffing with a bulging 63, to the disgust of observers who got to watch all 63 come back out. More food was smeared around in the pie eating contest when blindfolded girls attempted to spoon chocolate pie with whipped cream into the waiting mouths of willing boys. Purple and Gold Day ended happily with a rousing 13-0 defeat of Littleton and the crowning of Queen Kim VandeNoord. ri Encouraged by the crowd, a shining Mercedes full of sophomores purrs along in the Homecoming Parade after symbolically demolishing the Littleton Lion. 14 Homecoming ' 1 'Q Reliving the days of the convertibles during a brief ride down Walnut Street, Charlotte Chandley, Cindy Forsythe, Carrie Powell, Janay Skeels, and Lynn Pastorius try out a life of luxury as the cheerleaders' contribution to the Homecoming parade, Votan Lehnert keeps his cool in spite of the skeptical crowd and Mike Comfort's bulging muscles as he and Comfort arm-wrestle.

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i'The Last Convertible featured Homecoming queen candidates of diverse interests. Vickki DelPizzo expressed an interest in sports, perhaps seeking a career in recreation. She enjoyed playing on the tennis team, serving as a pom-pon girl in her junior year, and belonging to Senior Women's Club. DelPizzo spent some of her spare time playing the guitar for the country western band 'Midnight Riders . Nominee Amy Dickson found recrea' tion in running, bicycling, and hiking. Dickson served as treasurer for Senior Womenls Club. Involved in her community as a member of Key Club, Dickson found self-fulfillment in helping others. Lisa Mann served as cheerleader in her junior year and belonged to Senior Women's Club. Mann developed an interest in BHS's business program and considered majoring in business in college. Vice-president of the Key Club Lori Quarantino found community service through the Key Club an enriching experience, She also belonged to Triangle Club, Senior Women's Club, and served as president of her company in Junior Achievement. Quarantino spent her spare time teaching aerobics at the Nautilus fitness club. Nursing interested Quarantino, and she occasionally helped at the Boulder Manor retirement home. Nlusically talented Karey Schultz sang in Jasmine, BHS's show choir. Schultz also played a role in the BHS musical Damn Yankees . She liked sports, especially skiing. Schultz spent some of her time working at the Heatherwood School nurseryfday care center. She served as a cheerleader in her junior year and belonged to Senior Women's Club. 16 Homecoming Vande oord Reigns at Dance Having crowned 1981 Homecoming Queen Kim VandeNoord, Stacey Sessions gives her a hug as Mitch Campbell and Chris Kamper look on. Mark Mullen swings Kim VandeNoord around at the The Homecoming Motorcade gets a final inspection from Homecoming Dance. Ken Furman.