Kelso High School - Bagpipe Yearbook (Kelso, WA)

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in 'l - Affer scoring a Touchdown, ScoTT Schauer TroTs off The field while Jason Rad- cliffe shows his emoTion. 2 - STarTing a cheer, Tracey Williamson, Makani Coila and Erin McGhee geT The crowd going. 3 - AfTer per- forming a dance, KilTies AnneTTe McNeil dnd Michelle Buckholz ready Themselves for Their nexT dance. A - AwaiTing The sTarT of The game, Hilander fans chaT abouf The suc- cesses of The Team. 5 - AT The homecoming fooTball game, Mrs. Bev Laulainen and Mrs. Eiana CarpenTer discuss The successes of The Teom. 6 - Anficipafing a big win, The fans IeT go of Their vicTory balloons. 7 - AfTer a re- cepTion, Tom l-lug runs for a Touchdown againsT l-ludson's Bay. FRlDAY FOOTBALL FEVER '14

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'26 ewfzedgna TradiTions filled fall Fridays wiTh all diTferenT kinds of exciTemenT. Fri- day fooTball fever reigned as The mosT imporTanT of These TradiTions. The nervousness of The Team and enThusiasm of The homeTown crowd made This day Truly special. The days began wiTh everyone arriving aT school dressed in Tradi- Tional fashions. Cheerleaders wore Their uniforms, The Team puT on blazers and Ties, and even Teach- ers goT inTo The acT wearing blue and gold and some even wearing plaid Ties. i'You could Tell iT was Friday jusT arriving aT school. The spiriT of The pasT fooTball Teams filled The halls. IT gave us a real sense ofa winning TrodiTion, sTaTed Deanne Crayne, senior class presidenT. As The day wenT on, The school brimmed wiTh exciTemenT of The nighT's game. Teachers, sTudenTs. and Team members discussed '?':f:'W' I is 'qi J '-T533 W .- .T . 'five 1...gf+1 .. we . 'if if . ,,,, 1 Ts4,.affiq 'Tm- ,fi ,Sig V13-T . ,Q-ms, T Q fgsgicic 75i,3g'5Qp-,X-wig? w T T . is .T - M. ,QA Tvsslfrifi. , 1 - Mvssg-gg M y-sk is , T3 T TT 'if sig Til: .. Q 1 - Q, i QW Ti r s, we T ' Y '.'1m-'x.'lT.rn.T ' 'T wif' f,sw.f'fi'TP1' sr? iii Sfqggiqaga Aigiizlfr . . eg 5 f ':i'l-'gTiliTTrQVn1!i.f .IELUF if '10 FRIDAY FOGTBALL FEVER l prospecTs of The game. As The day came To an end, sTudenTs gaThered for The pep assembly where The whole Thing began wiTh a cheer performed by The rally. Then iT moved on To special an- nouncemenTs and The flag saluTe. AfTer ThaT, a skiT poked fun aT The opposing Team and school. Then performances of class compeTi- Tions and more cheers followed by dismissal closed The assembly. AT The game, sTudenTs uniTed wiTh The general communiTy for The Two hour game. iT's a nighT where The sTadium is filled To capaciTy wiTh everyone cheering Kelso's fooTball Team on To vicTory, commenTed Tracy Wil- liamson, varsiTy rally member. A local fan, and former vice- principal, Tom C9eneTTe, said, CommuniTy supporT is very much cenTered around The high school, so iT's logical ThaT The fooTball Team receives as much supporT as any- one else. We are very proud of all who are involved: The coaches, The Team, cheerleaders, marching band and KilTies. Specific groups involved in The games included cheerleaders, marching band, KilTies, Lassies and The DownTown QuarTerbacks. The TavoriTe cheers of The homeTown crowd included 'il?ock STeady, Eddy and i'We Are, Kelso. The Team swarming around The field in a TighT group chanTing i'We Are, Kelso and We don'T like nobody, really pleased The crowd. Then They disappeared un- der The sTadium. AfTer The home fooTball games, a dance sponsored by The sTudenT body could be aTTended for The sTudenTs who wished To aT- Tend. 'Q-5 T, E 3,135

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Spirii week creoTes fesTive memories 'Togo doy wos The besT. I goT To show off my legs.' - Price Boldry ilvldTT Foul ond I hod o blosT dressing up on hippie ddy.' - Poul VVhiTon The TrodiTiondl spiriT week, or- gonized by Ldssies, credTed o fes- Tive oTmosphere for Friddy's home- coming ocTivTies. Lossie members voTed on ond chose The five Themes for eoch doy of The week. Homecoming mums, sold during The week olso enhonced The pog- eonTry of The fooTboll gome. STu- denTs ond Tons ThroughouT The communiTy showed Their ScoTTie pride by weoring Their mums To The gome To woTch The Hilonders Tri- umph over The Hudson's Boy Eogles, 35-7. SpiriT week hdd ci Usunny sTdrT on lvlondoy when sTudenTs wore Their Hdwoiion ond bedch cloThes for Ton Their Hide doy. STudenTs in shorTs ond Tonks roomed The hdlls in pursuiT of sond ond woves. Tues- doy followed wiTh 'No Peoce for The Edgles C1s spiriTed sTudenTs ond sToff dressed like flower children from The sixTies ero. Some hippies even corried signs To proTesT wdr ond disTribuTed pomphleTs reoding 'iPeoce is on inner sTrengTh. Or- dnge hdir, choins, ond ledTher ponTs dropped over The bodies of hord rockers morked VVednesdoy's i'l?ock 'em ScoTs doy while Thurs- doy broughT borefooTed, leof- crowned sTudenTs rolled in Romon Togos for Wrop 'em Up doy. Fri- doy's TrodiTiondl homecoming doy filled The hdlls wiTh sTudenTs in blue, gold ond ploid showing Their spiriT ond pride. SpiriT week odded To home- coming ond The enTire fooTbolI seo- son by bringing sTudenTs closer To- geiher ond increosing sTudenT in- volvemenT. Q..-WEZTWWM ,-i--- .WW ' 4 A 1 1 1 42 SPIRIT WEEK