Wickenburg High School - Wrangler Yearbook (Wickenburg, AZ)

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5 S Q 1 ONE Freshmen attendants are Melissa A Williamson and jason Stoft. 5 A TWO Sophomore attendants are A Angela Ybarra and Brook 5 .- Garden. THREE Junior attendants are Erin Reed A and Art Pulis. FOUR Senior attendants are Heather Hamm and David Bromm. S - A lets: FIVE Senior attendants are Kathy Rob- erts and Paul Luchi. 1 1'. ikliliii - SIX Senior attendants are jennifer T? Ceorgas and Scott Knight. UNE TWO ONE TWO ONE A high-flyin' Bourgade Eagle hangs from the flagpole at the annual homecoming bonfire. TWO The 1986-87 homecoming king and queen are Kathy Roberts and David Bromm. The crowns were presented by Adam Gladden and Serini Gladden along with last year's king and queen, Jojo Billingslea and Beaver Bowie. 10 Academics And Activities

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'fe 3 we, ' FIVE 1. TWO September activities create spirited school Freshmen initiation, Insiders' Retreat, bus drills, nutritional lessons and visits to senior citizens were all parts of the busy month of September. I think the student council is off to a great start, said Mrs. Sarah Smithson, new librarian and council sponsor. It's wonderful working with a group of dedicated, intelligent, and responsible kids. Student council's first September activity was freshmen initiation, the first organized initiation since the traditional slave auction was abandoned. The council also visited the Wise Owl Center and Wickenburg Nursing Home to get some prospective athletic event spectators. The senior citizens had their pictures taken and put on athletic passes made just for them. Emergency bus evacuation drills were held on the football field for students and teachers. Another major event was the third Insider's Retreat. The Insiders' Retreat, said Mr. Alford, principal, is an effort to bring diverse factions of student groups together with a goal of acceptance towards one another, to articulate ideas for school improvement and to enhance a more positive self-image and to increase positive individual self-esteem. Advanced Foods students taught nutrition to 14 MacLennan classes with 30 minutes of puppets, skits and posters. Academics And Activities 9

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l L l . ,. THREE FOUR FIVE 7 '17 AW ' MI. me Ns? Y sfwfgm. iii X. 11. TN .4 R Q ' Q. 4' ONE TWO C413 V W zu wg, g pig x,-f .A Aw,,.,,,. ONE TWO THREE THREE In her high fashion designer toga, Karie Brentlinger models her homecoming spirit. Dressed like a jungle safari-goer, Victoria Cooper shows her spirit on tourist day. To earn spirit points for the freshmen, Frank Miller prepares to scarf down tons of Chiquitas and Sprite. SIX Homecoming is time for fun Homecoming week was kicked off by Tourist Day complete with cameras and binoculars, but the powder puff football game is what really got the old spirit ball rolling. The senior-freshmen team won the girls' football game over the sophomore-junior team on Monday night. Tuesday was Hippie Day followed by Nerd Day on Wednesday. Thursday was a special dayg each class dressed up differently. Freshmen dressed in their pajamas, sophomores in their favorite 50's day costumes, juniors in surfer outfits and the seniors were in togas. Not only was Friday Purple and Gold day, but it was the longest day of the entire week. No one could wait until school was out. When the last bell finally rang, the seniors had won the spirit stick by earning the most points throughout the week. The sophomores were a close second with the juniors just edging out the freshmen for third. Even though this was the first homecoming football game loss in three years, it was a successful night and fun- filled week. Academics And Activities 11 , QQIE , 5 .' .X 41 I