Oregon City High School - Hesperian Yearbook (Oregon City, OR)

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I .wfiji WE ARE . 14 3121:-f 'xxx NCING I THE STREETS Dancing in the Streets was the theme of the 1982 Football Homecoming. The festivities started off with Clash, Preppy, Roman and Greek Mythology, Punk Rock, and Red and White dress- up days. Friday was the day that the results of Spirit Week were announced. Each class was responsible for a Home- coming float, and trying to get as many of their class members to dress up for Spirit Week. At the end of the week, the juniors had won, the sophomores took second place, and the mighty senior finished last. The Homecoming Court looked stunning as they were driven around the track in luxurious cars, driven by effi- cient chauffers. Denise Porter was the Homecoming Queen for 1982. After the announcement of the new Queen, she was in- stantly engulfed by relatives, friends, and her sister Lisa, who had been elected Miss Flame several weeks earlier. Milwaukie was the team to beat the night of October 22, and the powerful Pioneers let no one down with their performance, winning 28-7. 1.julie Gesley and Lisa Winslow imitate the G0-Go's during airband competition. 2. Ferocious students stomp each other's balloons out for class competition. 3. Winning the float competition for Home- coming, junior class members prove that they've got the beat. 4. Coach Burton explains a change in defensive strategy to three atten- tive lineman. 5. The 1982 Football Homecoming Court, Lori Sim- mons, Lynette Issac, Annette Plunkett, Renee' Stuart, Brandi Graves, Vickie Brakefield, Susie White, Denise Porter, Tami Bannick. 6. Two clashy dressers, Brenda Hedge and Laurie Bainton, enjoy their tootsie pops. 7. Members of the volleyball team perform for the assembly.