Los Alamitos High School - Cottonwood Yearbook (Los Alamitos, CA)

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'fiat Princess Kim Rodefeld, her junior escort Vicki Kuzmich, and her father. Princess Linda Jensen and her junior escort Julie Siler. The 1986-87 Homecoming Court: Ann Marie Hagmann, Kim Rodefeld, Ella Turrentine, Queen Michelle McI.inden, Christine Dennis l1985 Queenl, and Lin- da Jensen. Princess Ann Marie Hagmann, her junior escort Karen Klabouch, and her father. WPGIAHS A O l ' 'I 9 tl i 1 il l g I will be 6'3 , living in New York, and own- ing a major cor- poration. On the side, I 'II be a stage performer. DA VID SIDONI, JUNIOR Homecoming 86-87 11

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S ZZLING NIGHTS UN ER THE M00 October 23, 1986 marked the an- nual Los Alamitos Homecoming game. The spirit level rose as the mighty Giffins took on Cypress High in the long awaited battle of the season. Half-time quickly rolled around as Los Al took the lead and anticipation filled the crowded stands. The five Homecoming Queen nominees were After being crowned Mr. Irresistible, David Alvarez gets escorted around the gym by a Playboy bunny. The 1986-87 Homecoming king and queen, Michelle McLinden and David Alvarez express their gratitude to the crowd. Princess Ella Turrentine and her junior escort Wendy Kjomess. 10 Homecoming 86-87 driven around the track in convertible Mercedes as a spectacular sky diver landed smack on the 50 yard line. Fireworks lit up the sky as Michelle Mcljnden was crowned the 1986- 87 Homecoming Queen. Earlier that day at the pep assembly, David Alvarez was crowned the new Mr. Ir- resistible. The band, drill team, col- orguard, and cheerleaders all added to the excitement of this sizzling event. The varsity football team soon at- tracted the spectator's attention when their red and white uniforms specked the field. Once again, the Griffins con- quered - the final score was 10 to 14. In all aspects, it was truly a sun- sational night. H513 if

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EDDI G 20 VQAQS I ON YOUR OWN In twenty years, I hope to be healthy, wealthy, and wise, JOAN BURTSELL, SOPHOM ORE 12 Opening TIES THE KNOT One of the most unique classes on our campus is the On Your Own elective. The focus of this class is the future lives of the students. They are assumed to be at the age of complete independence. They may choose to get married or to have a roommate. This whole process is to prepare the students for the real life which lies ahead. The highlight of this one-semester class is the mock wedding. During this time, three couples exchange vows and have a special reception. The brides and grooms first semester were Deanna Blythe and David Combs, Jennifer Swanson and Darren Scott, and Allison King and Tom Williamson. A piano player, a singer, flowers, and many families and friends set the atmosphere at this traditional outdoor ceremony. Allison King and Tom William- son exchange wedding vows at the mock ceremony. Deanna Blythe and David Combs celebrat their first day of marriage. lf,:?3E-'E :554'4T T 1 fr 1393 ins!!! wagmwwnvfmwwrmvmm- 1: fr 1. . ,r