Upland High School - Hielan Yearbook (Upland, CA)

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Lisa Esparcia pantomimes the joy of disguise. Groucho Qllose Huangy Marx, and Harpo 1Christine Maloranoj Marx put on a honker of an act. Photos by John Christensen 'Qs Genny Arnold, Wendy McCallum, Nina Caldera and Caroline Raufi revel in the sixties era of peace and love. Photo by Peter Chuang ,ii Sister Amy Edgmgton prays for the weekend Mrs Murphy dressed as Madam Defarge awaits perspective register members Photos by Peter Chuang All dolled up, Cindy and Sherry Smclalr say goodbye with a squeeze. Photo by John Christensen Halloween 29

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Students in Disguise Uplanders enjoy cz day of spooks Jack-o-lanterns, black cats, superstitions, trick-or-treaters, and goblins are some of the things you think of when you remember Oc- tober 31. El dia de brujas, more commonly known as Halloween, is a tradition celebrated in many coun- tries. Llplanders took part in this custom -in their array of costumes ranging from hippies to babies to pregnant women. A lunchtime ac- tivity was held, and judges scrutiniz- ed the costumes of the parading contestants. Some of the winners in- cluded Bridget Clarke in her costume of a carrot, and Heather Ellis and Holly Richardson dressed as twin ghosts. Halloween is loads of fun, because l love seeing all the costumes and laugh at the crazy ideas, joked senior Kerry Hogan. by Gennifer Guymon to fN W9 sis sgbgiylibyfcg 9 l X fl X0 L Ok i AQ AXSN R ' 3 A fix QQJ X YD N QW I t Or X 2055 Kolb' 52, 1 gf Q25 tr 5 gbbi Xp ci XVXQ, GN F W Milk tp? li Qi I N st at FX 0 i Q os CD y N OJ X t My N X 1 H Lf bww mltilwvj W X '56 W9 67 tgtbflwgyrx J! H Lf 28 Halloween

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Behind the Mask A great way to show your dad that he's still special in your life, is to spend an evening with him at the Father-Daughter Banquet. Girls' Leauge sponsored the annual Father-Daughter Banquet and, as usual, the event was a huge success. Held on October 27, at Griswold's Inn in Claremont, the memorable evening was enjoyed by all the to participate. In the end, the juniors proved the wisest. The next game was called Telephone, where once again, they chose representatives from each class. A story was told to the senior, who passed it on to the junior, and soon until the freshman had a completely different story to tell the audience. The final activity of the evening Fathers and daughters experience cz night of mystery father-daughter pairs who attended. The banquet was two and a half hours packed with activities. Most of the time was spent socializing, eating dinner, and taking portraits. Follow- ing dinner, Girls' League members held the special activities. The first game, Know Your Daughter, was similar to the Newlywed game but instead of newlyweds, pairs of fathers and daughters were selected 30 Father-Daughter Banquet was presenting the Father of the Year award. This year's deserving winner was Mr. John McCallum. The winning essay was written by his daughter, Wendy McCallum. The reading of her essay marked the end of the eveing. Though only one win- ner arose, surely all the fathers in at- tendance were Fathers of the Year in his daughter's eyes. by Fran Culp N gi' Heather and Krista Watson express the feell that their dad is a true champion. Photo by I Casts Sharing her winning essay with the audien Wendy McCallum explains why Mr. John li Callum deserves to be Father of the Yea Photos by Mr. McCall: