Westminster High School - Citadel Yearbook (Westminster, CA)

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EnLOZ± £ Z£ tsc( to a un- ' ) Ll![E tr nCng of c The Senior Luau took place on October 15. and Senior stu- dents enjoyed an evening of eating Hawaiian food, watching Hawaiian dancers and dancing themselves. The Seniors feasted on a buffet of various Hawaiian foods which they ate at low tables while sitiina on straw mats. The Senior Luau was a lot of fun for all ol the Seniors who came. Many people pui in hours of hard work lo make ii successful, and I think it was worth it. — Dawn Toyoma. Senior Luau Queen Professional Hawaiian dancers provided excellent enter- tainment that held everyone ' s attention. These dancers were joined part way through the show by some male members of the Senior Class who thought they could be just as entertain- ing. After the show everyone danced to the music of the band Live Wire and took the opportunity to mingle with their fel- low students. P. 20. I ) Senior Luau King and Queen. KeSlh Lazarow and Dawn Tinoma. 2) Dave Pople and Tom Bra le perform with the Hawaiian dancers. 3) Much Siemens and Rom Vjllarreal seem to be enjosing themselves as the dance to the music of Live Wire. P. 21. 1) Chris Toll aiid Sam Tricoli tr their hand at the hula after watching the dancers. 2) Judean Karimoto shows how Hawaiian dancing is reall done as some beautiful dancers in the back- ground wan for their turn to perform. 3) A gorgeous Hawaiian princess. Bob Mueller, throws a kiss to the spellbound audience. 4) Lana Lemons. Lone Compton, Sam Tricoli. Tisha Hunlle . Lance Osborne. Dave Pople and Tom Shaw strike a pose for the photographer after thc ha e finished catins;.

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Jns, unCoz C La±± Jook ltlz iJ- La Homecoming Week started on Mondav with the traditional decorating of Buckingham Square b the Senior class. The Junior. Sophomore and Freshman classes also decorated the square on the following da s to the theme of Oueen ' s Jubi- lee. The Junior Class decorations took first place: the Seniors earned second place, the Freshman third, and the Sopho- mores fourth. w aUays appreciate and remember my friends for helping; me make Homecom- inf; a beautiful memory of my Senior year. - Lone Compton. Homecoming Princess On Wednesday morning members of House of Lords kid- napped the five girls on the Homecoming Court and dressed them up in humorous clothes. Then the girls were taken out to breakfast at Spires and to school still wearing their ■ beauti- ful clothes. On October 20. teachers were treated to a tea given bv the House of Lords. In line with the theme of the 1977 Homecom- ing, the teachers were served tea and crumpets, an English treat. Homecoming Week came to a dramatic finish on Frida night. October 21. when Debbie Stoll was crowned WHS Homecoming Queen. P. 22. 1 1 Fhe .Senior dctoralmns in Butkinuham Squari; took second pl.ii.c 2i [)thbieS(iill smiles at the fesiiwlics durinL ' actiMties period on Wednesday t| Jeff Sn der presents the uame ball to flometommi; Queen Uehhie Stoll at the reception. P. 2.1, li Fhe members of the Homecomint; Couri are unen a beaut make-oier b House of Lords members 2) Uebbie Cirad .ind her father pose for the camera shortl before half-time. .1) ieki Caston cats .1 pickle dunnv the rela ' . race betvicen the i;irls on the llomecomini; C . .un x-JjkJL. . T « w I ■■ tlf ' ■ ' «► i. ' ., ' T 3!!tfc in 11 n rwE i-nM«iUp