Serrano High School - Mirages Yearbook (Phelan, CA)

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X Cheryl Bruton gives Brenda Benson a congratulatory kiss. iThe 1987-88 Homecoming Court: lL to R . Shelly Lussier 3 Michelle Miller, Brenda Benson, Mary Louise 0'Brien, Cheryl l Bruton, Man en'o ed dancin the ni ht awa Y l Y Q Q Vi The winning float honors went to the junior class with their version of The Wizard ol Oz. la X N it 'ik ,K . eff i...r.. is Q X' s Ml kavs- 'NW A-ef-we 3 QEQMLP f v-,,f Jenny Payne and Cherish Williams sell ticketsat the dance. Shelly Lussier spots a good-looking grandpa through her spectacles. 137

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A Night In Heaven Homecoming this year was reminiscent of years past. Preparation began weeks ahead of time, with the various classes working on their floats, and A.S.B. organizing the events that took place during Homecoming week. The court participated in a dress up week which included Grandma Day, Mr, Piercy look- alike Day, Clown Day, Favorite Superhero Day, and Blue and Gold Day - which boosted school spirit before Saturday's game. When the day actually came, it was met with great en- thusiasm and excitement. A procession of floats was fol- lowed by the crowning of the Queen during halftime. Alumni's returned to see old friends and reflect back to their high school years. To top off the day, the Serrano football team was victorious over Twenty-nine Palms, 27-6. The 1987 Homecoming was a special day that will be re- membered for years to come. 136 arable A-it al.. 'Qsl9'.? -, in w we Granny, Michelle Miller doesn't look a day over 65. Both Laura Larkins and Estroli Munoz spot something. curious. Alumni Queen, Marya Piazza congratulates the new Homecoming Queen, Brenda Benso is J 9 1 r Q . E-' ' . 5 I S, A f ist an f Queen Brenda Benson flashes a winning smile. - I The sophomore class re-enacts a scene from Ferris Bueller s Day Off.

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When Dreams Come True When dreams come true was reality for Cathty Strickland and Mark Forbes when they were an- nounced Oueen and King at the Spring Semi-Formal Dance. The dance was held on February 19, from 7:30-10:30 in the cafe- teria. The cafeteria was decorated beautifully with red, pink, white, and silver. Decorations also in- cluded a variety of hearts and a bal- loon arch which was used as the background for pictures. Musicfor the dance was provided, compli- ments of D.J.'s Frick and Frack. They played a wide range of music, but mainly funky music. At about 9:30 the prince and princesses were introduced. Freshmen were Craig Caskey and Nikki Lambert. Sophom- ores were Jeremy O'Neal and Stephanie Amberg. Juniors were Danny Bienvenue and Julie Jeavons. The seniorcourt consisted of Princes Mark Forbes, Jamie Porterfield, Craig Thornhill, Jessie Seder, and Forrest Mudden. The Princesses were Cathy Strick- land, Cherie Benson, Sheri Gregory, Spring Gouthier, and Juilee Drew. The King and Oueen led a slow dance and other couples joined in later. Queen, Cathy Strickland dances closely with King, Mark Forbes. Couples enjoyed some slow dancing. 138 WN Q' X4 X Efgil at i f im x S if 5' S 1, ss, S.-gig., 5 ,sMf5',3tq t S i isew' .ss f .. . mi.-tfrz:-New :- S .1 X .rs if Tony Andrews, Michelle Miller, and Chris Heaton buy the tickets. Cathy Strickland is congratulated by her fellow princesses.