West Valley High School - Aurora Yearbook (Fairbanks, AK)

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The 1980-81 Main Eventn proved to be a highly successful homecoming, and an event to remember for all involved. The homecoming activities began Thursday, September 11th, when Mr. DeWildls thespians put on a short melodrama entitled Tillie the Teller. On the following day, during sixth hour, the entire student body gathered in the gymnasium for what turned out to be an enthusiastic pep rally. There was a yelling competition between the classes for spirit cup points and also a spirit bucket competition. The seniors were victorious in both events. That evening at six p.m., the traditional school caravan left West Valley heading for the Big Dipper and the Main Event. The team bus was surrounded by Wolfpack backers who honked their support. It was fitting that our homecoming game be played against our arch-rival, Lathrop. The outsized Wolfpack put up a good fight before losing by a score of 29- 14. Various classes, clubs, and organizations spent a great deal of time on their floats for the impressive halftime presentation. Adding to the halftime festivities was the West Valley concert band which marched with military precision. On Saturday night the royalty dance was held. Crowned king and queen were Arun Sharma and Heidi Koerfer. Junior prince and princess were Dan McNelly and Cheryl Looney. Todd England and Julie Fate were sophomore prince and princess. Last but not least, the freshman prince and princess were Steve Caciari and Tracy Conn. A special appearance was made by The Sadisticsf' a group of Seniors dressed as punk rockers. This added spice to the dance and helped make the evening an overall success. Thespian Sonja Rosenberg strikes a melodramatic pose before being kidnapped ln the homecoming production of Tillie the Teller. 120 HOMECOMING HOMECOMING WAS DONE WITH STYLE AND CLASS is Seniors Mike Romick and Laurel Orand reflect the festive mood of homecoming Senior royalty nominees Abbie Johnson, Paige Wallace Diana Hall And Heidi Koerfer cruise stylishly in Burnie Hall's '57 'I'-Bird convertible

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- P . .x.- 1 5 xi w King Kevin Kaltenbach is deservingly crowned and Queen Leslie Quakenbush is adorned with roses. The Royalty consisted of: Back Row, 3rd Prince and Princess, Tyler Book and Wendy Conn, lst Prince and Princess, Wayne Sharp and Delisa DeVargas, 2nd Prince and Princess, Dan McNelly and Cheryl Looney. Front Row, Crownbearers, Carmen Hall and Eric Wenstrom, King and Queen, Kevin Kaltenbach and Leslie Quakenbush. 2 E ,ff 6 122 JUNIOR PROM 'K 0 Hammin ,,Gonzo,,gg:,::altstrsdpgmlg gzrgxrfors Dave ln the waning minutes of the evening, 4 K L A 4i' 4b. ,44lg9, sway to Billy Joel's ballad, Vienna Awaits. 'S