Red Bluff High School - Spartanland Yearbook (Red Bluff, CA)

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' r fu... A common tradition of Homecoming comes alive during the first few weeks of school. This year two classes became united to make one float. Seniors worked with the sophomores while the juniors helped the frosh. Responding to the winning of the time 8I got their just reward! Sweepstakes, Marty Sweet. senior, replies. lt's about UQ Students spend all their free time putting last minute details on their floats C25 Al Skaggs wears a Will you hurry up expres sion while he waits for Cassie Jacobs and Jody Perkins to finish their flowers Q33 Lana Taylor and Nina Lucero work on flowers to be used in a hopeful float winner Q43 Two fresh men do their part on the combined junior freshman float CSD Miners Bite the Dust is the theme that won Class Prize Q65 Time is not to be wasted in the making of flowers as these freshmen prove C75 This freshman works inside at a junior freshman flower par ty C85 Blow their Mines reads the senior sophomore float which captured Sweep stakes Q95 Chris Berridge puts her time in at one of many construction parties QIOJ Ju niors at a flower party discuss the day s hap penlngs while they work ti . ,- .. . . ,, . 1 1' - - rf - I . . . , -. I - V FloatsfFlowerfConstruction I7

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