Lake View High School - Chieftain Yearbook (San Angelo, TX)

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PAGE 22. TOP LEFT: Gracie Diaz takes top honors during Homecoming. BOTTOM LEFT: The blazing bonfire represents the Chiefs' burning desire to beat the Sweetwater Mustangs. TOP RIGHT: Mr. Cobb keeps that spirit high as he helps the juniors win the spirit stick at impropmptu pep rally. PAGE 23. TOP: Mrs. Drake awaits the announcement of Mr. and Miss Flame. BOTTOM LEFT: Seniors Gilbert Montez and Vicki Hasty light the bonfire as Mr. and Miss Flame. BOTTOM RIGHT: The whole student body got into the spirit of the Homecoming Cara- van. Good Times 23

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Benfica awww Lead Homecoming. One week of day to day competition among classes as well as faculty, all with one goal in mind, backing the Chiefs to a victory. Signs covered the halls of Lake View all week as clubs competed, with DECA win- ning top honors. An old LV tradi- tion was brought back into pro- spective after an absence of four years, the Death March. The whole student body gave its final condolences to the Sweetwater team with a funeral march around the whole school led by the football players carry- ing a casket. The march was led to an outdoor pep-rally. 22 Good Times , ,1g, Vt,, Xi:

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Qpmw I-hgh lwl 1311201053 Hat Day was another big part of the week. Students came with hats of all kinds, shapes, and colors. Blue Day, class project day, and the bonfire, the most student supported activities served as major spirit boosters. Homecoming is also a time of making history. The Chiefettes performed for the first time in the club's history during half- time. Their performance was a routine dance to the New Orleans jazz sound of Mississippi Mud . Spirit soared high, giving exes a good time and seniors unforget- table memories. ag A ,.-' f 2 f 'li' .fy J I Q QV I ff' ,.,. . ' .tr if - X 24 Good Times fel Q ' an Q, ,X .4 af.. A wma, V : Vu 'M I ,-tara 52 my M . ','a ,fv:'z', . Ip . ntl' , Q ' 'H 4' ,ct 4, , lla '...