Villa Park High School - Odyssey Yearbook (Villa Park, CA)

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his year's spirit week came to an end Friday October I9 at the football game against El Modena. It was an exciting game which included a half time show where this year's Homecoming Queen Jennifer Dunn was crowned and the Homecoming King Hen- ry Wiehebrink was presented. Saturday night was the Homecoming Dance which highlighted this week's activities. Because of VPHS's tWentieth year anniversary Blue, Black, Silver - Twenty Years of Spartan Spir- it was the theme chosen. Unlike other dances, this year's Homecoming Dance, which was held in the school gym, had a video Dj where music videos were shown on a big screen. Couples enjoyed dancing to the music and watching the different videos. Junior Jami Karres stated: I think this was a great idea instead of just having a regular band of DJ because it was fun to dance and watch the vid- eos. Besides dancing, couples had their pictures taken and ate refreshments at the decorated ta- bles set up in the small gym. Many couples sat down and enjoyed the fun and romantic atmo- sphere, while others socialized and mingled with their friends. It was really memorable because of the entertainment and the happy atmospheref' commented Senior Matt Payne. wif ,lwfal ta great Homecoming iiiii .iiii iijiiii ..i, j think most peoplefhiqd 1 i.,. 1 711 1. ngoodetimei jc iiij ' At the Homecoming Dance Troy Finamore, Kathy Evett, Wendy McNaughton and Garrett Hichman rest in between dances. Alumnus Mark Weddenn and Leisa Mullen enjoy dancing to the video music. vb Looking for their souvenir papers are Leslie Radmacher, Kathy Lodes and her dare Scott Brand. iii E 3 'C L' .H fl 41

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I0 . V ' 5 ., .1 XXX Xll i 49 ,.lun'ln1'L - Arianna Seeley, Valerie Holmes, and Kim Horton enjoy the Spirit Day Assembly. Beatles: Tracey Hunt, Wendy Fox, and Tina Guenther rock in the assembly. , by Carolyn Romero All of uljuniors were really excited about spirit week. We picked s fun md wild theme ROCK-N-ROLL HIGH SCHOOL! We really thought it was going to be gent, hnl hal There were lou of pointing parties so we hed s lot done, if you can believe thot. Ev- eryone worked very hard on the night before our spirit day. Everyone showed up to help pu: up signs. There were so many signs hung up but, of course with our luelr, the wind hnd to come. By morning most of our signs were blown sway. The only onel left were the ones on the ground. We did not hnve much time to hong them beck up so we taped them there. It was different but I gum we juniors are A little bizarre. Nobody really le! the wind ruin their dey. Peopledreuedupssndmndethemoltofit. Music was played in between the elsssea. At nutrition, we had a wild limbo and huln hoop contest. The big moment came, it was time for our lunch-time activities. Everyone who wuinnki:hadunrsintheirpnnu.Theskiu started with the RAMONES and ended with MADONNA. qsoplwmmf' favorite personj. gf It really did not go is well se we thought il would, lm! does it ever? Tlunl: God it's OVER! We'll get 'em next year. Way to go JUNIORS. We tried. l 1 l fl ill' 2 N T1 l by Mzureevl Manor W Ks. Opening w 1 fl I. w ,l M W. w 35' ll