Upland High School - Hielan Yearbook (Upland, CA)

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H 2 R lui' mfg PH Exchange students Thomas Dudey and Rina Sanusl, pass through the air1illed arches. Under the golden pyramid, Uplanders dance the night away to sounds provided by Pro-Productions. Mike Dyer carries date Lisa Esparcia through the threshold and on to an enchanting even- ing. Photos by Sanford Studios Homecoming Dance 25

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Sojourn in lt's usually a twelve hour flight, but Upland High School students were able to spend A Night ln Cairo without the hassle of the bag- gage claim or customs office at the 1987 Homecoming Dance. The dance was held in the Upland High School gymnasium which was transformed into a gigantic pyramid by the creative use of blue and gold pt more special with music provided by Pro-Productions. Along with the up- to-date music, two large screens pro- vided music videos to correspond with most of the songs. Christine Kelly, Erica Finley, Pam Magdych, and Cynthia Monahan invested many hours of planning and effort into making the 1987 Homecoming Dance a superior It's the best I 've ever seen a gym look, especially ours balloons. The walls were covered with life-sized portraits of King Tut and other Egyptian hieroglyphics. lt was the best I've ever seen a gym look, especially ours! exclaimed junior Judy Sunu. This gayla event was made even 24 Homecoming Dance memory in our minds. lf the success of the evening was judged upon how many people were smiling when they left, then this year's dance was a shining example of excellence. s by Gennifer Guyman

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Preparing for an Egyptian Dream tudents go all out Did you know that the 1987 Homecoming Chairmen were already planning for the big day way back in June? Christine Kelly, Erica Finley, Pam Magdych, and Cynthia Monahan were regular Boy Scouts, upholding the motto Be Prepared. These chairmen ,had to plan the location, decorations, theme, refreshments, entertainment, and every detail down to the color of streamers on the refreshment table for this important dance. Students also had many plans to make before the event. Boys had to decide which girl to ask, while girls had to conjure up plans to get boys to decide on them. After having a date secured, there were still many more details to be taken care of. The problem of what to wear had to be addressed. A strapless gown? A tux with or without tails and top hat? Girls had to decide which color nail polish would match best, while boys had to decide what kind of cologne to wear, and which restaurant to go to. A job worth doing is a job worth doing well, and the 1987 Homecom- ing Dance was a job well done. Christine Kelly claimed We really worked hard to make the 1987 Homecoming Dance an enjoyable time for everybody. ln the end, all the hours of preparations, whether they be in chosing the style of dress, or the location of the dance itself, were worth the effort. by Gennifer Guymon I fzflieilj 5 .,r. 26 Homecoming Preparations Pam Magdych and Kelly Schoonmaker make ready for Homecoming by blowing up balloons. Photo by Scott McKenzie , rsil 1 '1- Wa ., Q K it