Umatilla High School - Viking Saga Yearbook (Umatilla, OR)

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Maybe not alltimes are wild but most of life is. Carla Greenfield, Josie Matsen, Adan Perez, and Matt Cleaver having a blast in Mrs. Wards' class. x s fx ..uu-0 'wv'i Mr. V. shows his school spirit and leadership when practically being forced to put lipstick on for pig kis- sin' practice. fun d Holli Proctor an orange by

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ildlife Where do you find wildlife? Usually in less inhabited terrain than Umatilla. However without much searching, wildlife seems to abound in and around the school. Wheth- er in the classrooms, at a pep assembly or after hours the beast in everyone sur- faces. ln fact, sometimes Umatilla seems to go hog wild. Here's Mrs. Tracy receiving a pie in the face from Mike Nelson, after he won the bid with Mr. V.'s and Mr. T.'s money. Joey Dieckman and class show U.H.S some typical freshman maturity. Q U X ? Q19 11

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u prise end hg Just coming here from Chicago Kevin Hays thinks this is cool. Homecoming here is really awesome. You see, at the high school l attended in Chicago, homecoming was just a formal dance and a catatonic football game. There were no activi- ties, pep rallies, or anything of the sort, just a game, dance, and homecoming court. Sounds boring and it was. Umatilla's homecoming was exactly one opposite, I had a great time at the noise parade, bonfire, and also watching all the boda- cious competitions. The kids really know how to get wild and crazy. The dance was great, even though the loss of the game earlier in the day was disappointing. Overall I had a great time, and thought the little sis thing was cool too, l think l'm gonna adopt her. I had a suprisingly good time. wi TR- The blazing bonfire. BL- Mr. V reuniting with an old friend. BR- Joel Anderson, Stephanie Story, Jamie Moore, and Travis Turner enjoying the homecoming activities.