Grand Junction High School - Tiger Yearbook (Grand Junction, CO)

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14 Cat Fight ’87 By Nikole We expected a rfcal battle, but we dominated them through the whole .game. We got 'em early and just broke their backs, said junior Joe Schoen-beck about our homecoming win over Bloomfield. 49-8. With so many competitions and elections — royalty, air bands, class banners, float and chariot races — it is surprising to note that many of the victories were unexpected. Homecoming queen Michele Be-mis, senior attendant Lisa Multz, junior attendant Robyn Pride, sophomore attendant Jennifer Babula and freshman attendant Kim Martin were surprised at their nominations. Bemis said it this way, I didn't expect to win. As a matter of fact. I didn’t even tell my parents I was nominated because I did not want to have to tell them I wasn’t chosen as homecoming Brings Us Back . . . Hamilton queen. Seniors Rich Cowden and Chris Ri-dout attribute their winning air band performance to luck, but the spontaneity brought power to the act. The seniors took the class competitions in every category. The banner was pulled together just a few days before homecoming, due to a delay in shipping the canvas. A lot of hard work went into building the float. Everyone pitched in a little here and there to get the job done. But the chariot was a different story. The senior chariot committee, for the third winning year in a row, used the same contraption. As the old saying goes, If it ain't broke, don't fix it.” In need of a rider the seniors asked Traveler Bobbie Herrera, who was only too happy to help. Homecoming queen senior Michele Bemis, senior attendant Lisa Multz, junior attendant Robyn Pride, sophomore attendant Jennifer Babula and freshman attendant Kim Martin smile in the limelight. figured it's my senior year and I might as well do something out of the ordinary — besides, school goes by faster if you have toys to play with. ” K.C. Tubbs Spirit King