Claremont High School - El Espiritu Yearbook (Claremont, CA)

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A A A twirling down the road - Kelly Spealses shows her parodlng spirit, during the Homecoming activities. A Aryou want me to lick the float? - John Anderson taunts a fellow classmate during the process of floarbuilding. A huuuuge! - Wendy Rimer plots her floatbuilding plan, while Sue Schoeder listens. A A A P scoping the area - Mr. Cooke, the dean of activities, watches the preparations being made for the Home- coming dance. A A P seat of honor - The 1957-as Homecoming finalists observe the Home- coming rally. A P i'll just stick this here - Floatbuilding gets a little sticky, especially when you have to cover a float with pa- per flowers in one night. 21

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,rlffi C' SWL zwftprilii' Lai 'T , 41 , , in ww f if -I sal- . , -is Soturoted with Spiri . 4 .ui A 4. if, 4. J., 20 - student odventure A withstonding the drizzle - The senior floot, covered by torps, loys helplessly under the showers thot invoded the Home- coming octivities Equipped with umbrellos the stu- dents of CHS begon their Journey Around the World during the weels of October 16-24, The roin coused the finol night of floot building to be con- celed. Thus, the porode locked four flower covered truclss, However, it seemed our proyers were onswered os we chonted Roin Roin go owoy. Come ogoin some other doy! The porode ond gome escoped the drops ensuring everyone thot the spirit of homecoming wos not to be woshed owoy! On Fridoy, Memoriol Porls wos crowded with students, porents, foc- ulty ond olumni os everyone onx- iously woited for the crowning of the lsing during the mini rolly. With much excitment Brod Boiley wos given the throne. I wos reolly hoppy ond ex- cited for him! He deserves it, soid princess Kristen Dells, Following the rolly the porode be- gon molsing its journey oround Clore- mont, Senior Kimberly Rountree commented, We oll missed hoving the floors since thot is the trodition. But, Hey! The closs of 1988 mode history! Thot's true! This wos the very first yeor in the history of CHS thot roin prevented the floots from being completed ond shown in the porodel The Mondoy ofter. Usuolly when Homecoming hos come to o close the only thing left is memories ond picture to be developed. But, woit! We still hod one night left of floot building! Although the spirit wos be- ing stretched o little, once ogoin o crowd of dedicoted homecoming porticiponts showed up ot the district office to put on the finishing touches on the floors. Competition wos tense but the Seniors were reloxed ond hoving o blost os they worlsed on the lost floot ever to be completed by the infomous closs of 1988. The following doy ot lunch the floots oppeored in centrol quod for judging. A shocking first prize went to the Freshmen with their Mexicon Floor. The Sophomore's floot repre- sented the orient, the Juniors rep- resented Switzerlond ond the Seniors were the Egyptions!

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1 ,, s f 22 - student adventure A A moving to the outside - Baraka Harper breaks around the Chaffey defender, during CIaremont's domination of Chaffey at the Homecoming football game. A halftime ceremonies - The mid- game activities of the Homecoming game were both flamboyant and exciting. P stroll in the light - Kristen Delk and her father enjoy themselves before the crowning of the queen. :tw . .L Q