Walla Walla High School - Royal Blue Yearbook (Walla Walla, WA)

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Holding Back The Years: Record crowd attends Homecoming ’86 A stranger visiting Wa-Hi during the week of October 13 ' 18 would have seen some strange sights. Wa- Hi’s Homecoming Week ' 86 started off with ‘hatntie day and kinky spoons as the noon activity. Tues¬ day, students came casual on ' sweats day and observed the log roll during lunch. ‘Secret agents watched musical chairs on Wednes¬ day. Thursday was the big tug-of- war and the tourists came out in great numbers to see the sights. That night was the traditional bon¬ fire and serpentine. Friday was blue- n-white day and the Homecoming Assembly. Lynn Roberson was crowned King and Brenda INeissI, Queen. Princes were Kyle Miller, Jeff Sorenson, Judd Alexander, and Joe Kent. Abby Schwerin, Darcy Van Patten, Gretchen Saul and Kelly Klitzke were Princesses. That night at the big game, the Blue Devils successfully sunk the Davis Pirates, 6-0. Capping off the week’s festivities was the largest Homecoming Dance in Wa-Hi ' s his¬ tory with the music being provided by the Hoots. To all who participate ed. the week was an over-whelming success. the crowds raced to view the armual Girls ' League-Boys Fed tugof war. which erKied with a broken rope, a few ropetnirris. and bruises, this chair remained somewhat forgotten and unimpof- tant. but a retnindef of the spirit of fun.

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Todd Brar dt and Chris Meier, visiting KGB agents, scan Wa Hi ' s campys for new beauties, Spirited seniors don their btue n white in prepara tion for the evening ' s Homecoming game. Trenee Roberts twists and shouts to the sound of Feni at the Homecoming Assembly. Modeling the latest ir hair fashions. Stephanie Krebs enjoys the week ' s activities. Homecoming 9