Reynolds High School - Lancers Legend Yearbook (Troutdale, OR)

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1 To -.QI sts A Q 3 i ,Q Q ,159 , N. ig ., A 1.34.19 wail Q M 1 5- i 'H .P ABOVE: Queen Sandra and senior president Kevin Hoffmeister. LEFT: Couples enjoy a siovv dance to the music of Nignt Watch. Homecoming 21 I

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HYou Light Up lVly Life, vvas the theme selected for Homecoming '77, a vveek filled with changes. For the hrst time, the assembly vvas held on Thursday, and the game that night at lVlt. Hood Community College. Queen Sandra Kinney and her court vvere presented to the student body during the Homecoming assembly. lVlusic and skits, put on by various clubs, provided entertainment. That evening during the game's halftime, members of the court were introduced vvith their fathers, and dance team, along vvith the RHS band, performed for the spectators. The Lancers vvent on to capture a VICTO RY over undefeated Lalce Osvvego, 24-14, Night Watch provided the music for the Homecoming dance, which vvas held Friday night, October 7, to carry on tradition and allovv alumni at college to attend. This also allowed the football players to participate in the entire dance. ii 20 Homecoming TOP: lVlike lVluro i813 sprints through spirit line during Homecoming halftime. ABOVE: The 1977 Homecoming court: sophomore princess Valerie Smith, sophomore lVlarl4 Donnelly, junior princess Susan Stratton, senior Jeff Nicholson, senior Kevin Hoffmeister, Queen Sandra Kinney, senior Guy Beatty, senior princess Robin Rosholt, freshman Jeff Johnson and freshman princess Lori Doty, RIGHT: Senior princess Robin Rosholt and her escort, senior Ward Nelson, are introduced at the dance.

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uOur Hearts Were Young and Gay , written by Cornelia Otis Skinner and Emily Kimbraugh, vvas chosen for the fall all-school play. The play centered on tvvo 19 year-old girls, taking their first cruise to Paris without their parents. The play, set in the 1920's, tells ofthe girls' experiences during the cruise. Emily lsenior Kathy Halesl thinks she g A KILLED a stovvavvay. Cornelia lsenior Margie Ohlel develops the measles, and Dick Winters and Leo McEvoy lplayed by freshmen Brett Dickinson and Steve Maugerl help Emily sneak Cornelia past the Medical Inspector lfreshman .left Lavvsonl when the ship docks in Paris. The time spent in Paris is an adventurous one, and all ends on a good note as the bags are packed for the trip home. The students, under Ms. Gayle Albin's direction, practiced a month before presenting the play November 4, 5, ll, and 12. O l 4 ABOVE: Emily lsenior Kathy Halesl comforts Cornelia lsenior Margie Ohlei after Monsieur DeLa Croix liunior Todd Dickinsonl told her she has no acting talent. TOP RIGHT: Leo McEvoy tfreshman Steve Maugerl and Dick Winters lfreshman Brett Dickinsonl discuss how to sneak Cornelia iMargie Ohlel, who has the measles, past the Medical Inspector. 22 Fall Play