Warrenton High School - Warrior Yearbook (Warrenton, OR)

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’ HOMECOMING WEEK 3: The highlight of Homecoming week is always the Friday night game. This year the Warriors fought proudly against Portland Christian on October 21, 1988. kk js “Return of the Nerds?” No, it’s Escort Joel Howatt looks a little just Juniors Marie Ford and nervous about crowning Princess Jennifer Bartling showing their Misty Monson. school spirit on Nerd Day. The nerd craze seems to be contagious! ([t’s jumped to Tracy Bergerson in a matter of seconds. The 1988-89 Senior Homecoming Court was announced at half-time. Who’s next? Escorted by their fathers were, from left to right: Noel Braley and Princess Marille Braley; Ron Lee and Queen Ronda Lee: and Bill Paul and Princess Julie Curnow. way A ' o - You know it’s a tough world when you have to roll on the ground to be somebody and boy are they somebody. Steve Barnard. A nerd by any other name.

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Ryker and Marc preparing for the next es Cos Geoff Hitchman batting inning. The game is intense as Joel and Geoff are watching. ST) ee Joel Howatt preparing to pitch Ryker Thorten evens the count: ball 3 strike 2 Bee

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Trisha Ring and her date dance the night away aft the Home- coming Dance. The Warrenton High volleyball team scrambles to “bump” the ball over the net during the Homecoming volleyball game. The last event of the week was the Homecoming Dance. This year’s theme was Kokomo. The theme was selected from many entries. The school decided this popular song fitle fit the aura of the week. The activities and decorations were all based on this one word. Kokomo is a nonsense word meant to express a special place where everyone is friendly and they all get along. From the looks of things, this seems most appropriate for 1988. So far the year has been great and with only eight more months fo go, things can only get befter. “Great Balls of Fire!” The Senior class cheer on their mates during a competition. Tena Vert is in hysterics as Jason Doan tries on her extra uniform. Homecoming week is a mem- orable time in the life of high schoolers. A week of com- Petitions, costumes, games, and all out fun! Even the teachers and advisors were involved. When the end of this special time neared, new memories were made at the first formal dance of the year. The Homecoming Dance. This year crowned queen was no other than Ronda Lee.