Kempsville High School - Image Yearbook (Virginia Beach, VA)

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'XX We've Got Spirit Students Prepare For Homecoming n order to prepare students for Homecoming by stimulating school pride, the SCA sponsored Spirit Week, which took place the week of October IO-l4. The first day of Spirit Week was Hat Day, on which students displayed their tastes in hat apparel, Baseball caps and Kempsville Chiefs painter caps were just few of the many types of hats to be seen riding atop the heads of students in the halls between bells. Students dressed up as cow- boys and Indians on Tuesday, which was Western Day. On Wednesday, the hands of the clock were turned back as students relived the past on Roaring Twenties Day. On Disney Day, stu- dents portrayed their favorite Disney characters. Numerous pairs of Mickey Mouse ears were seen scurrying about the school. They were accompanied by many of Mickey's friends, such as Goofy, Donald Duck, and Minnie Mouse. The events of the week leading to Homecoming climaxed on Fired Llp Chiefs Day, which followed Thursday night's festive bonfire. On the last day of Spirit Week, students were rewarded with fireballs when they approached a cheerleader and said, Get fired up Chiefs! Spirit week proved to be successful, for by the end of the day, students were more than ready for the evening's football game and Homecoming ceremo- nies, 5 'mmti lussr-I rr-wnrfls. vritlmxmslir Inns with fireballs on Fire-cl Up Chiefs Day lammy We-rbiskis and I3 hh llaxtc-r bring the wiltl ani wx ly West tothe halls ol Ke-mpsvillr'

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Reflections Cf Yesterday Homecoming Proves To Be Another Success omecoming is one of the mayor events taking place in the Fall The Homecoming Queen is chosen. the classes com- pete against each other in a float competition, and all the seniors who graduated the previous year return to visit and reminisce about their high school years This year the Homecoming Court consisted of Sophomore Prine cessesi Stephanie Bannevich, Rebecca Jones, and Debbie Rozosg Junior Princesses. Laura Dffantonio, Elizabeth Jenkins, and Missy Cirehawicslc Senior Princesses, Alana Mateling, Brenda Radidoux. Susan Slaughter Carrie West. and Courtney Zierden The Home coming Queen, voted on by the student body Friday, Qctober l4. was announced at the game The crowd awaited with anticipation as Carrie West was announced and crowned Queen The Chiefs played Cox at Homecoming and with the support of the fans and the cheerleaders. defeated them 376. This victory gave the Chiefs a 70 record. The float competition, a dominating factor in Homecoming, provided the opportunity for the classes to prove which is the best The theme for Homecoming was Reflections of Yesterday . The Senior float was a steamship, the Juniors' - a rockinghorse, and the Sophomores' - baby blocks. Each class float was indi- vidual and designed with care. They all reflected the theme in a variety of ways The Juniors proved theri superiority by winning the competition The Homecoming dance, which was held in the gym after the game, ended this memorable night. The enchanting Homecoming court and their handsome escorts graced the dance floor along with the many love struck couples who danced until the morning hours. ht, i A-4 3 J iii,-'-,xi-t.ii iiti-.ily iiifeiituliwiiittwiillttiii ' il laull li., pl,,,, ,, ,,,,1 v ,ii lu. Iwi, , liiiii-, liirtiliiit f1'ti,'ti-. 'ite-ph.iriiv i'..1iiiiiwi1 li 4 .-.i,, ,'.,,-,ivy ln.. 1,l.',i.,ili,ii. Igiipi-ii' iiiiifyxi-i,t 'iiimiii'.l.iiitililvi l ilii--y ji. 1 tit l ,,.i,1 i i T , 'irf'liif.'1l- iliillli.'iilv1'lli l4'fll'llll- 8.14.-, ' U xx I T ga N