Upland High School - Hielan Yearbook (Upland, CA)

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K 'v 3? XXX -'K M-..,, 7 6 arf' Q1 R 1 4 'i Spirit week was so much fun. It really made the week interesting. ' ' - Rina Sanusi it y .wg ,r 'ii it 'LI ,lx , ,Eg 2 'Ei . X S3 . F3 , '14 ei 5 F8 Archeologists Cynthia Monahan, Maryann Fagg, and Michelle Johnson, compare their treasures from the marsh lands north ofthe history building. Photos by John Christensen ln flashy colors, Ryan Finley dresses for a luau ln the cafeteria. Travis Dredd amuses Crystal Klmmes with his crazy hat. Spirit Week 1 7 if

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UQ Q6 we liiww W f ??NcX,,w3,i5 Scots Journey WK Gb Costumes galore were seen as C XIX' Q, X Upland students roamed the halls Nduring 1987 spirit week. ovffkvy W Nb W Q00 it M N ii W ly, The fun began on Tuesday Oc- tober 20, with crazy hat day. Hats of different shapes, sizes, and colors were admired, laughed at, and com- plimented on as the students carried out the day. cameras around their necks. lt definitely was not Disneyland, however, it was simply Llpland's tourist day. When Friday, October 23, finally arrived, the students, anxious for the weekend activities, showed great spirit by dressing in school colors, green and white could be seen for Qfziwnb XQXQQIL we X021 Down the nile Oth f W7 DQ' in Search of spirit Q14 V J Wh On Wednesday, they dressed like Mb archeologists. With hats, boots, and XNX ' 9 LJ gloves, the day was carried through 7m fqeauthentically. X lv On Thursday, Upland could have I6 I been mistaken for Disneyland, for Q people came to school in plaid ber- OXI mudas, hats, and sun glasses, carry- ing colorful lunch pails and wearing miles. It was a week of great enthusiasm, exhibiting the spirit of Upland's students. Spirit week has always been a great week, but this year the students were more involved and seemed to have a lot more fun in dressing up, smiled Phil Purnell. by Barbara Packer Proud to represent the class of 88, Wendy Carmona dons her green and white for Spirit Day. Photos by John Christensen Week Bridget Clarke, finds herself all wrapped up in selling guesses for the jelly bean contest.

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Homecoming Pride Enthusiasm raged rampant as the students approached the gym- nasium on Friday, October 23, for the 1987 Homecoming Rally. The students, anxious for the rally, entered the gym with school pride and spirit as they took their seats. Talking loudly with their friends, the presented the introduction of Homecoming Court. As the five g from the court, and the six honor princesses waltzed through the gy students cheered wildly. Each son in the crowd had a hope fori of the five court members to win ' Homecoming Crown. Exuberant students join in on the fun students waited for the fun to begin. After the students were seated in the gym, Travis Dredd, Pep Com- missioner, along with the pep squad, led the students in the traditional Upland Alma Mater. This rally, like most, included class competitions, cheerleader routines, and introductions of sports teams. Unlike other rallies, this one To wrap up the event, t students participated in a class cha and scurried noisely to their ne class. lt was a great rally, smil Tony Walker. I loved the e thusiasm of the students. by Barbara Pack Q