Dallas High School - Dragon Yearbook (Dallas, OR)

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dance. Friday night's game was exciting, though it ended with a Dallas defeat. The half time festivities were a huge success: they started it with the marching band which played “Total Eclipse of the Heart , while doing their routine. A parade of floats circled around the track, with the senior float winning the competition. Then Queen Stephanie and her court made their appearance, to the applause of the many fans in attendance. During the fourth quarter, the Tigers roared ahead, and the Dragons lost, 21-25. Even though the game was a disappointment, the Homecoming dance which followed was a huge Dragon success. Music was provided by KGW's disc jockey, Scott Kelley and the high point of the evening was the grand march to the Homecoming theme song. I. First place winners in the float competition were the Seniors, who “roasted the Tigers”. 2. Debbie Fletcher cheers for the spirited students who attended the Homecoming Bonfire. 3. 1984 Homecoming Court: Sophomore royal attendant, Carrie Leonard, crown bearer. B.J. Voves: scroll bearer Stephanie Chaney and freshman royal attendant Jennifer Lehman. (Middle) Sally Dcnlinger Mullonuk (1973 Queen): Princess Kimm St. John, Teresa Lehman (1982 Homecoming Queen); Princess Sandy Bauer, escort Mike Bollman and Stephanie Lehman (1983 Homecoming Queen); Master of Ceremonies Jim Fairchild: Princess Colette Evans. Princess Kris Patrick and Joni Abei Whitlow (1963 Homecoming Queen), (standing) Escort Lynn Courtney, escort Glenn Stollcr. escort Bob' Nelson, escort Jon Shipley, escort Doug Wright, escort Steve Newcomb and escort Todd Whitlow.

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Homecoming Tomorrow Is Ours I. Bob Norman (78). Dean Allen (27). Steve Will (32). Jeff Dougherty (67). and Troy Slack (33) tackle a Newberg ball carrier as Doug Thayer (88) follows the action. 2. Sophomore Richard Foster and Freshman Deanna Marsdon dance to the music ol KGW D.J. Scott Thom, at the Homecoming dance. 3. A moment of glory is shared by Queen Stephanie Lehman and her escort Mike Bollman. he opening of Homecoming week occurred with the crowning of Stephanie Lehman as queen and the recognition of her court that represented all four years of high school. Throughout the week DHS’ers showed their school spirit on a dress up day. a Commando day, (where students wore army fatigues, a shorts, hats, and glasses day, and a “sweats” day. The pep club's Thursday night bonfire was the first to be held in eight years. The turn out was exceptional and the affair was followed by a casual

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1. Oscar (Phil lantis) offers Cesslic (Tina Smith), and Gwendelynn (Stacey Simmons) a warm drink, while Felix (Brel Costclow) admires the hospitality. 2. Vinnie, Roy. Oscar. Speed, and Murray discuss the living quarters of the well known slob: left to right arc Sean Nickerson. Scan Morgan. Phil Lantis. Tim Malone and Leo Hunter. J. Minutes before the big night, last chance touch-ups arc in order. Left to right arc: Tim Malone, Bret Costclow, and the two people who made the play a success. Corby Ward (director) and Kimm St. John (asst. Director). 4. Speed and Murray discuss Felix's disappearance played by Tim Malone and Leo Hunter. 5. A fine ole card game was a familiar scene in Oscar's home. Left to right arc Oscar (Phil Lantis) Vinnie (Sean Nickerson) Speed (Tim Malone) Roy (Scan Morgan) and Murray (Leo Hunter). fall play Tlic Odd Couple he Odd Couple , by Neil Simons was offered as the fall play and the hilarious drama was a success providing a cultural entertaining experience for the Dallas Community. The play revolved around an odd couple, Felix Unger (Bret Costclow) and Oscar Madison (Phil Lantis). Oscar was the classic slob who weekly turns the apartment into a smokey, trashfilled poker parlor. Felix, on the other hand, would rather vacuum the rugs and do the dishes. Humor arises when the two opposites try to maintain a harmonious living situation. The cast included seniors, Leo Hunter (Murray), Stacy Simons (Gwendolyn Pigeon), and Tina Smith (Cecily Pigeon); Sean Nickerson as Vinnie was the only junior in this production. Other cast members were sophomores Tim Malone (Speed) and Scan Morgan (Roy). The assistant director was Kimm St. John and the stage managers were Karen Johnson and Mike Hankins. According to drama director. Corby Ward, this production involved more people in the auditorium than any previously presented. Ward ivas impressed that the cast put the time and enthusiasm into their rehearsals and felt it showed in the performances. The cast and back stage crew seemed to build on the enthusiasm of fans and each night of the four-performance run was more successful than the previous one. The comedy was popular with the cast and each cast member had many memorable moments and much praise for each other’s efforts.