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

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R f me fn 35 W ith mouth-watering anticipation, Dale Welty pd Ben Blackburn prepare to dig in. X 4 . The varsity boys cagers emerged victorious as the season came to a close. They were treated to a special breakfast provided by the cheerleaders and Student Council. As dressed up council members kidnapped the players from second hour, waffles with strawberries and whipped cream, orange juice and milk were awaiting them. The food was served on china plates which Paige Wallace used while her mother was out of twon. These fortunate gentlemen enjoyed a hearty meal and converted it into the energy needed to stomp the Malemutes in Regionals that night. As Dave Morris piles whipped cream onto waffles, Paige Wallace and Wendy Conn watch closely. Dale Welty and Bob Burcell talk about the breakfast treats, Bill Winterer heads toward the table. Masked raiders, basketball players and strewn confetti disrupted many classes the day of the basketball breakfast. BREAKFAST 131

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The end of October and the beginning of November was a busy time at West Valley. lt was a time of year when student activities were numerous, and spirit cup points were up for grabs. During the week before Halloween, two contests for spirit cup points were held. The first was the hall decorating contest, which was won by the Freshmen. This contest put everyone in the mood for Halloween. Everywhere one looked were monsters, skeletons, and spiders. At the end of the week came the Almost-Anything-Goesf' assembly, which was won by the Seniors. The four unusual events provided a rather lighthearted assembly, and a couple of good belly laughs. The rivalry between West Valley and Lathrop was renewed with another canned food drive. After a few rather obnoxious radio commercials produced by Lathrop involving the drive, West redoubled its efforts, and won by a wide margin. During periods such as this, West Valley's school spirit soars even higher than it normally is. It's no wonder West Valley shines. 130 HALLOWEEN Doubling up, Kim Leslie and Kerri Rutt show that they have PLENTY to offer. Showing his pride and dignity, Warrior Randy Talvi takes time to pose. i i 1 5 5 . s 1 1 3 l si il Looking confused, Jerry Weymiller and Mr. Solis check out the scene. ls Tim 0lson's tux real or fake? Only his tailor knows. DRESSING UP AND EATING OCCUPIED THE STUDENTS' TIME IN MID-WINTER

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