Sandy High School - Mee Ma Yearbook (Sandy, OR)

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RIGHT: The senior class celebrates its fourth straight victory in the Sports Challenge. BOTTOM RIGHT: A sign in gym displays the Sports Challenge theme of Living in America. BOT- TOM LEFT: Brian Juenemann pulls his weight in the class tug-of-war contest. Sports Challenge 28—Sports Challenge

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TOP: Sandy High leader- ships students helped out at the celebration of the city 's 75th anniversary. RIGHT: An unidentified man helps a future student enjoy his milkshake. 75th Anniversary—25

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Sports Challenge teams produce excitement What do most people think of when they hear the word Sports Challenge? The most common an- swer was the Class of '88. These talented, creative students have worked together for four years, gaining the right to dominate the Sports Challenge since the mo- ment they entered the doors at Sandy High School. The seniors finished off their winning streak in grand style with the theme of “Living In Amer- ica. ” It featured a tribute to the United States and ended with bright floodlights shining on sen- ior Tanya Schwartz as she por- trayed the Statue of Liberty. The junior class snatched sec- ond place with the them of “I Heard it Through the Grapevine. ” The junior team members all marched looking like California Raisins and sporting the newly- learned dance theyd created. The sophomores came in third place. Their theme was titled “Mac Tonight“ and closely re- sembled the McDonald’s com- mercial. The freshman class intro- duced their “Top Gun' theme and surprised many when the guys sang a song to the girls. Each team spent much time in prepar- ing for the 1987 Sports Challenge. The crowd was extremely pleased, and no matter what team won, a great time was enjoyed by all. TOP: The sophomore Sports Challenge team struggles in vain. BOTTOM: The junior sports Challenge team tells it through the grapevine. Sports Challenge—27