Serving the community since 1970
Serving the community since 1970
There were signs around campus welcoming incoming freshmen.
A parent arrives with their student sitting in the front seat looking at the spirited display put on by the school.
Tilly the Tiger waits with a cheerleader as cars drive through campus.
Cheerleaders, faculty and employees as well as some students lined the path through campus.
One couple decided to walk through the campus.
Varsity cheerleader Jose Ubino welcomed freshmen by greeting them along the route.
Faculty and staff members greeted every vehicle during the launch.
More spirited signs greeted the freshmen.
Activities Coordinator Hailey Coyle rolled around campus in a golf cart.
The spirit at Wasco High School was on full display for the drive-thru Freshman Launch on April 19.
Freshman Launch was a display of school unity, ongoing spirit and a lot of orange. The buildings were filled with spirited signage welcoming everyone to the event. Offices were also marked by large signs on building doors.
Vehicles entered the campus on Palm Avenue and drove through the campus. At the beginning of the route, each vehicle was given a freshman packet that included rules and regulations of the school, dress code and registration information.
Every vehicle that entered campus was greeted by a roar of cheers, whistles and clapping as well as a welcome to Wasco High from Principal Sunni Dobbs.
Teachers were lined up along the route with signs identifying each instructor and the department in which they taught. Office staff and counselors were also identified by holding signs with their name and department.
Cheerleaders were out in full force cheering and waving their pom poms as the drivers drove along the route. Male varsity cheerleader Jose Ubina did some high split leaps as cars rounded the corner of the quad.
"We have 651 students entering school tomorrow, Tuesday, April 20," Dobbs said. "It's good to be back."
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