West Orange High School - Sword and Scabbard Yearbook (Winter Garden, FL)

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EIDE EIDE TALE T SCDUTS STANDS THEY WERE HIDDEN. BUT THEY WERE THERE! The Seniors placed first in the i978-79 Homecoming Skit com- petition. But they weren't the only winners. Everyone who par- ticipated ended up winning with the fun and sense of belonging the competition brought to all. The annual event, always held the night before the Homecom- ing Game, involves practically the whole student body. Weeks ahead of time all the partici- pants get together, whether stu- dents from the Senior Class or members of FBLA, to attend re- hearsals which are now a matter of school tradition. It was amazing how many dif- ferent ways the Warriors could dream up to massacre the op- posing team, the Boone Braves. We shot them, brutally injured them, annihilated them, and made fun of their masculinity and their cheerleaders! The Class of '79 emerged vic- torious, but the thrill of winning was present in all because,for a moment, all were participants in predicting the future victory. I. The Boone cheerleaders view the scoreboard. 2. Dancing our way to the topl 3. A Boone foot- ball player gets bravel 4 and 5. The senior Grease skit took first place. 6. Warriors are definitely JH. 7. Another Brave bites the dust. 8. Kelly Ross and Selina Edwards show that Warrior spir- it despite the fact that there was not enough time for the sophomore skit. 9. The Homecoming Court's skit offered a lot of Indian horseplay. IO. The recipe for a winning teaml ll. The medics are ready to remove broken Braves from the football field.

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