Walnut High School - Cayuse Yearbook (Walnut, CA)

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HE DATE: September 24 THE TIME: 11:45 a.m. PLACE: Walnut High 'fm to classical music CMark Hempelb. One favorite of the crowd, though, was when the announcers, Deacon Emmens and bv Fontes. Later Rich commented, I was really excited to be nominated King but the best part of Homecoming was being ' lunch area Linda Kimball, revealed Jorge Garcia as on court with all my friends. THE EVENT: Announce- the 1985 Homecoming Court THE REPORT: On September 24, shortly after 11:45 on the lunch area stage, 16 seniors were announced to be on the 1985 Homecoming Court as voted by their senior peers. The girls were Kelly Anastay, Colleen Bell, Michele Fowler, Vivian Garcia, Rachael Gaste- lum, Jody Higham, Traci Pennoncelo and Tamala Virgle. Their escorts and nominees to be king were Alex Andrade, Darrin Bishop, Gustavo Bento, Rudy Chavarria, Rich Fontes, Jorge Garcia, ' Mark Hempel and Jon Yanez. For the next weeks they had time to find dresses, get tuxes fitted, and look forward to Spirit Week, the prelude to Homecoming Night itself. On October 1st, the annual Court Se- crets took place. This first event took personal secrets and made them public knowledge. Seerets such as the princess who had a boyfriend at nine months fJody Highaml and the boy who listens men 1 8 Student Life!Spirit Week the little boy who turned off the convey- or belt at the Weber's Bread plant. The final score was 6-5, boys. Princess Jody Higham remarked, I was surprised at some of the secrets be- cause they had been altered from the truth. I had a blast but I wish the girls had won!! The second and third days of Spirit Week, October 2nd and 3rd, were devot- ed to class competitions at lunch. Games such asithe balloon butt walk, the egg toss and burping contest were played and participated in by all the classes. The burping contest was the funniest because that freshman forgot how to!', said Alan Reed, sophomore Ca just graduated freshmanl. Kings Court took place on the fourth day of Spirit Week. The ceremony was where the 16 nominated seniors were in- troduced to the school. After the theme song, Hello Again had been sung by Mr. Mack Gilliland, the 1984-85 Home- coming King was announced - Rich The fifth day consisted of the stu- dents coming and seeing that the school had been all decked out with blue and gold toilet paper as well as posters root- ing for the athletic teams. To finish off their job of raising spirits, the Pepsters put on a lunch time rally. Some official feedback on this week of spirit was junior Gigie Mendoza, It was a good week, but I think it could have been even better if, for instance, people had participated on the dress-up days. While her junior friend, Sonia Ville- gas said, I think this year's Spirit Week was a lot better because more people were involved and it seemed the entire school was more spirited. To conclude this report, Spirit Week seemed to run smoothly and raise spir- its. Not all may have enjoyed it as some did, but it came, it was fun, and now it's over. END OF REPORT

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