Springville High School - L Artiste Yearbook (Springville, UT)

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Peggy Bird awaits the judges' (Brent Haines. Marilee Whiting, Terra Bird) decision on the 1984 bag dag bag woman. Andy Whittusen dresses up for Famous People and Rock Stars day. Brent Haines tries his own version of Twisted Sister for Famous People and rock stars day. HOMECOMING II

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TAU imnAH UTKin Homecoming 84 was exciting for all this year at Springville High. The activities blasted off on Monday with 1965 dress day which consisted of flower children, beatniks, and a couple of wierdos who didn't know what era 1965 was. On Tues- day. a slave auction was held. Many sophomores received the privilege of being sold to many craz- ed seniors. Once you bought your slave, they had to do anything you wanted them to from 8.00 to 3:00 the next day. (With a few exceptions.) Also on Tuesday, if you happened to see Madon- na, Boy George, or any heavy metal personalities walking beside you down the hall, the fact that it was just “dress like your favorite famous per- son day” satisfied most inquirers. There was also California day, dress in a bag day, and the tradi- tional red and blue day. A pep rally was held to get everyone excited for the upcoming game. The homecoming royalty of 198 4 consisted of Terra Bird, Queen: Suzette Mendenhall, first attendant; and Leisel Allan, second attendant. On the last night of the homecoming week, a successful dance was sponsored by the student council. The theme was, “Hard Habit To Break.” by Chicago. HOMECOMING ROYALTY: Leisel Allan. Scott Austin (escort); queen, Terra Bird, Rod Larsen (escort): Suzette Mendenhall. Paul Whitlock (escort). Keith York and another ' cheerleader'' await upcoming instructions from the head cheerleader during the pow der puff football game. Ill H()MH( .()mT

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HOMECOMING WINNING A hard habit to break The rivalry between Springville and Spanish Fork finally came to a head on September 21, known to many as the Homecoming Game. Our il- lustrious Team performed a magnificent feat of excellence with many inspiring plays. Howard Reeve, Jeff Thorpe. John Paystrup, and Scott Mitchell were only a few of the many players who contributed to the immense- ly high score of 28 to the lowly achievement of Spanish Fork s 8. “We creamed the tacos,” “we biffed the Dons.' were among the many sentiments expressed. It was a game that will be remembered by the many who participated and made it possible. A bunch of happy F.H.A. faces try out the seaworthiness of their float. (Below right) David Peterson gives the judges a convincing smile in the bag fashion show. David was official- ly crowned “Mr. Bag.” A victorious red devil team exhibits their enthusiasm after beating close rival Spanish Fork. Kristie Olsen and Leah Allensworth enjoy a refreshing dip into first base at the Homecoming pep rally.