Upland High School - Hielan Yearbook (Upland, CA)

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The Homecoming Rally ignited so much spirit. It is always one of the best. -We ndy McCallum I if .f A i ' Q. .. ,,,,.f f .Fx T5 I8 water polo team demonstrates to the cheerleaders how a pyramid should really be built. Photo Patti Lee Ehing like Run DMC, the varsity volleyball team presents their own version of the rap. Photo by ln Christensen pting their secret passions to tie up Mr. Holycross, Upland tennis team successfully mlunmifies ir leader. Photo by John Christensen ludly escorted by Mr. lttner, Heather Watson stmts across the court to the sound of cheering ad- ers. Photo by Scott McKenzie Homecoming Rally 19

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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

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Rain Cheek, Please Overwhelmed with emotion, Nina Caldera graciously accepts the crown and robe from Mr. Glenn Fisher. Beatriz Medina, Rina Sanusl, Kerstin Jahn, Lin- da Paulsson, Sofia Torstensson, and Ann Ditlevsen experience Une excitement of being in the United States and the honor of being recognized as Homecoming Princesses. Photos by Sanford Studios As a result of the rain, we will not be able to have the annual pre- Homecoming parade. However, the coronation exercises will commence during halftime. This announce- ment sounded over the public ad- dress system on Friday, October 23, informing the student body of the changes that had to be made as a across the muddy fieldg each gi escorted by her father. Cheers ar shouts arose from the stands as eac princess marched through the soal ed grass. Nervous anxiety engulfe the girls and the spectators until l first boquet was placed into First A tendant, Bridget Clarke's arm Again, te anxiety built up until trac Through the clouds our stars still shine result of the downpour of rain earlier in the week. Although the parade could not go on and the processional of the princesses in their fashionable cars could not circle the track, our spirits refused to be dampened. Upon their introduction, Genny Ar- nold, Nina Caldera, Bridget Clarke, Bridget Ragle, and Heather Watson gracefully walked tional mascot, Sandy Haas, ga' the boquet to Nina Caldera, pr nouncing her the 1987 Homecomii Queen. An explosion of joy rar throughout the stadium, providir that the rain could not wash aw: our enthusiasm. by Jennifer Bah 20 Homecoming Coronation