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

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Homecoming this year centered around the theme, “Spirit Internation¬ al. The week was high¬ lighted by various dress-up days and evening activities which included the powder puff footbail game, the ser¬ pentine and bonfire, the footbaii game, and the Homecoming Dance. Each day of the week was devoted to a country and students dressed in the at¬ tire of the country or the colors of the flag of the country. Italy, Japan, and Arabia were the countries seiected. noontime activities for the week included on Mon¬ day, a spaghetti siurp con¬ test; Wednesday, a grape eating contest; Thursday, a ' silly Olympics; ' and Friday, a rootbeer chug. Contests ait invoived class competi¬ tion. For the first time in many years powder puff football was revived and the senior and junior girls tangled at Borleske on Wednesday evening under the lights. Mr. Scott Tibbling orga¬ nized the event to benefit the baseball program and the cheerleader budget. Un¬ der the coaching of Mr. Ron Higgins and Mr. Ron Hun¬ tington, the Junior girls were successful forcing Mr. Tibbling to live up to his challenge that he would shave his moustache if the seniors lost. Aided by his faithful assistant coach, Mr. Lee Jackson, Mr, Tibbling shaved the facial hair at the Pep Assembly on Friday. On Thursday evening the cheerleaders or¬ ganized the serpentine which formed at Tie- tan Park and concluded at the Wa-Hi Qym where the volleyball team battled the Ramia- kin Braves. Boys ' Fed sponsored the bonfire after the game. The traditional Pep Assembly and the an¬ nouncement of the Homecoming Court took place on Blue and White Day, Friday. The Mo¬ ses Lake Chiefs were defeated on Friday night |r . HOMECOMIfiG COURT-rROI T ROW: ftcatlicr Hcrion, Mirtd) McCauley. Queen Jan Schroeder. Eva Trapani, Kay Lynn Stevens. ROW 2: Troy Alchele, Chad Fry, King Squire BrocL Chris Meier, Troy Beckel. 8 Homecoming