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

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Homecoming words came with the horendous outfits displayed, such words as, Peace brother, no war, groovy! and so on and so forth. What a way to spend your Monday afternoon — dressed up one of the one hundred and one Dalmations portrayed by Richard Nelson could be found roaming the halls of Springville High School. It was Disney Day. Gidget was someone you might have seen. Some people were so creative that it was hard to figure out who they were. to go around. Friday was Red and Blue Day. Almost everyone par- ticipated. The pep rally and the parade added to the excite- ment of the game. The Homecoming game was really exciting. The final score against Carbon was 29-18. I To finally end this week of magic was the dance. The I theme was Fantastic Dreams by Alpha Beta. It was a nice way I to end a fun week. Monday, September 22, 1986, Homecoming week begins. The halls were crowded with reflection of the past. Certain as a hippy on main street, painting windows, and acting like fools. Tuesday was an interesting day. Many characters such as Wednesday was Movie Star Day. Carol Nixon's image of Thursday was Geek Day. It was sometimes hard to figure out if people were dressed up or not. There were plenty of geeks Many unusual looking clothing was found around the school Homecoming week, including James Luke's groovy threads and his long hippy hair. lO Homecoming

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“What a story, Keri. Why don’t you tell it again?” Keri Roylance, Gary Francis, and Mimi Braziel sit around the table and gossip. Mr. Smith in total confusion asks, Now what was your name?” Rack to School 9

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Homecoming II