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

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. .544 omecoming action really picks up on the night before the football game, when enthusiasm starts building in anticipation and expectancy. The evenings events start out with the parade, This year there were more float entries than in previous years. and the parade route was longer - and wetter, thanks to the much- needed rains that fell during the week. Band members and Chiefettes marched 3.5 miles to the bonfire site, where seniors Mike Helms and Sheila Gordon were crowned Mr. and Miss Flame before an excited group of spectators. The bonfire, built out of soggy scrap lumber that the bonfire committee had been gathering since early that morning, only sputtered and died out when lit. But determination to get things warmed up, along with persistant chanting from the crowd, finally sparked a flame. The flame ignited and soom great waves of heat 6,5 were forcing the assemblage to back 21W3y', As the night wore on and the fire burned down to coals. most everyone headed to Shakeys Pizza Parlor. When everyone had had their fill of pizza. cartoons. and video games, they started heading home to dream about the big game. All except the Chiefettes - they headed for the nearest supply of toilet paper to get stocked up for the Big Wrap! PAGE 16 1. The senior class won first place in the float competition. Z. The cheerleaders and mascots build a mov, ing pyramid during the Homecoming peparally. S. Choir students participate in Homecoming activities by entering ri float in the parade. PAGE 17 1, Sister Dee Warren prays for her classes' grades. 2. juniors Kevin Walker, David Bell, james Whitlock. and Alan Pruitt. along with Senior Robbie Overstreet. become part of the back porch thugs. 3. The unknown soldier arises from his tomb for Masquerade Day. 2 -,. 'P r Snr .ii 1 I '-.-. K. rv S . f us. iilff lk f Student Life 17

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Campus Shakes, Rattles, Rolls Students Rock Around the Clock for H'coming Rally PAGE 18 1, A trio ofsack heads pose for a picture, 2. Mark Molsbee, freshman, finds that a little clown make-up adds life to lunch. 5. Homecoming spirit is displayed on the park- ing lot with painted windows and blue and white streamers, PAGE 19 1, The Varsity football players concencrate on the game during the pep rally. Z. Kelly Allison, freshman, and junior Alva Munoz have funny faces on the speech float. 18 ' Student Life if -X 'Q !?'lL1-xl 1Svwe'me'iwmsyumfttN3 ttytttt ti.t gg ttr,NQQpt Vt.iy t. TEXAS Eheswr