Hazelwood Central High School - Torch Yearbook (Florissant, MO)

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1 I Jsly, jokes participate lppearance. uddy Day. Schuler 11 17 aceived bal- Lgok out varsity rah-rahs! Just who are those Proving that football players are not big, clumsy 11 guys in skirts building a pyramid? Male cheer- and uncoordinated, John Hay 1121 attempts a hand- . leaders, known as the Rowdy Boys, show their style stand on his skateboard during Slave Day. John was Q n my at the Homecoming Pep Assembly. sold for S40 at the Auction. 1Photo by John Denny1 ' 11136909 other song. - Pat I worked hard to attain the lu- cious legs I had for the contest. I really didn't think I was going to win until I saw Bubba 1Bob Lar- amie, 121 trip. Then I knew it was all mine! - l just got done singing Pe- ter Cotton.all when I heard screaming. Of course it was my adoring fans. I was so shocked that I stopped. I hadn't come pre- pared with an- Rooney 1121 Nick Westenberger 1121 wondering, Did I I felt so goofy walking down the hall with a huge load of helium balloons - but it was fun! I liked seeing the looks on peoples' faces when I walked in their c I a s s e s , get one? - Melanie Talley 1121 . , W WWi'a- I think this hat goes better with my suit than yours. Wanna trade'? Todd Hopkins 11211 and Craig Weathersby 1121 switch hats in the Commons on Slave Day. Spirit Week I

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float sits in barking lot, e trophy in members if X X . s A 1 Stacey's activities. HAw W-'KS f? Z s 7 f ff V 2 9 Z Y4 , MW Aw Cf' 'Garden Drum major first class Karen Martin bit into her whistle as she signaled the Golden Hawks Band to begin march- ing. lt was 9 a.m. October 24, the time for the Homecoming Parade and the day's festival to begin! Following the band in its three-mile trek from Central Parkway to Central were other floats and performing groups. Among these were first-time Homecoming Offers 14 Hours Cf Fun of Dream coming game. When I woke up and saw that there weren't any rain or clouds, I didn't know how to act. At halftime, the Homecoming Court members and their escorts took their places on the field. And then came the announcement of the 87 queen . .. Amy Stoneburner 1121. I was really surprised, l didn't even think l was going to be on appearances by the Central Alumni Band and the Hazelwood Junior Band. Also in the parade was the winning float by NHS which featured a foot- ball field garden. There was a farmer growing two crops, the Comets and the Hawks. The Comets turned out to be rot- ten and wasted, while the Hawks were healthy. Following the pa- rade, the Soccer Hawks fell to McCluer while the football X . 1 H,- , , ,, Wg: 1 5? ,. ,Z I court and when they announced my name Wow!, ex- claimed Amy. After the games, everyone rushed 7 A Z I Z , 5 7 4? :av if v, Q .A J f , ,Z is W ,, Clif ' tw. . 1 if . fi U 8' v home to get ready for .f -A, WWV MV rj' . gf! , 4 the evening. By 9 p.m. r ' ff' some 800 people G A I V were partying in the '+ ',w'1 , ' ' .W 'fr 1 ,. ' Commons, which had . K been transformed into ,. , yi Ji A , ,Z . U 0 .., :if cf, 3 ' ' G a r d e n of v 4 . f fzf ,-3 . X , f Q Iwi, gg fn.. , , ,f ,, ivf I Z 'W W tv fxiiaiwi 1 PW- Z Students and parents cheer the Hawks on to victory over McCluer, 38- 6. e o Dreams. The Commons.was decorated with flow- ers, Ieaves, and but- terflies by the Student Council. This dance was different, too, as sf? VB? LU-. Q98 35 -o W: 585' ST- 38-if 65: Cla! sen Dm DQ-,.,, 2:3 3522 Sm? -1-0,3 wo,-D QQ' fD7'U3 3293. 1312 5750 352 9.013 X. fav 4, W. l. 2. ,. After winning the float competition, Tracie Car- odine 1121, accepts the first-place trophy for NHS from Student Council representative Karen Whitten- burg 1111. . . ,i....,. ..,. ,, Hawks dumped lv1CCluer30-8. As Mike ' Brown 1121 stated, Even though we were going to play McCluer 1not con- sidered a strong teamj, we had the pressure to play well not only for our school but also for our alumni. Having a nice day on Homecoming was something that Central students have not seen for awhile. Although the temperature hovered in the sixties, the sky was blue with no sign of rain. lm- proved weather brought more fans to the game. As Kathy Bognar 1121 stat- ed, l was finally able to see a Home- students had to enter through a east door and walk through an en- tranceway before getting to the dance floor. Amy Amelotti 1121 stated, The new entrance made the Commons and the area look much bigger. It also made the theme look real be- cause of the park-type decora- tions . l had a lot of fun! The dance drew more than 1,000 students, a record crowd, and capped off a 14-hour day of activi- ties. 1MicheIIe Wick! Homecoming