Foothill High School - Halcyon Yearbook (Pleasanton, CA)

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Mr, Theil and Mr. Newberry show us a new form of Football. Cheerleaders - Get down on it!! Air Gumby rescues Jay Shaw. Snoopy and the Frosh gang. Karen Fabian proud to be a baby falcon. Who Farted?? Sophomores hardly working. X

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l E l 2 8 Homecoming 2. Ty Beeby and Derek Ftitts parade on Friday. 3. Kristin Lipman and jennifer Mardrid enjoyed the cool evening riding in a convertible. 4. Smiling sisters, janice and Karen Gorkoski, royalty for a night, 5. What? Questions Karen Gorkosky. 6. Craig Irish escorts last year's Homecoming Queen for the crowning at half-time. 7. jeff Stutz patiently waiting for the verdict. .rl fi Q. Royalty in the Making A bright sunny day set the mood for the crowning of FHS Homecoming Princesses. Freshman, Sophomore and junior princesses were crowned at a Pep Rally held after school on October. Amy McBride, Terry McClure and Kelly McGiver were Freshman nominees. The Sophomore nominess were janice Gorkosky, Pam Zielske and Kristine Nell. juniors Lisa Leavitt, Kristin McBride and jackie Yee were also nominated. As the final moments grew closer, excitement filled the air. All nominees smiled anxiously upon receiving their gold boxes. Each hoped to be the one to receive one long stemmed red rose. As box tops came off, smiles broke out on the faces of 1986 Homecoming Princesses Amy McBride, janice Gorkosky and jackie Yee. The same excited mood was present as the sunset and night came. Before everyoneknew it, the time had come for the King and Queen to be crowned. King nominees escorted to the playing field by their mothers were Derek Fritts, Tyton Beeby, and jeff Stutz. Nominees for Queen, escorted by their fathers were Karen Gorkosky, Kristin Lip- man, and jennifer Madrid. Again each nominee was given a golden box containing a rose. Curiousity dwindled into excitement as Karen and jeff stepped up to be crowned. Their smiles said it all. The night had been one of great fun and excitement, bringing to a close the an- ticipation of the past week. Homecoming '86