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The Homecoming Princesses are all smiles as they await the announcement of the Queen.
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Reminiscing their high school years, the Senior class shows their relentless school spirit. T

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Field of Dreams-with such a cleverly devised a huge book illus-
theme, it was not a surprise to see trating their future aspirations.
that every class' creativity ran wild. Ranging from "truth and justice-
lie class of ''93" presented a· sl<it;rn'' tlle JX.merican*w'ify''toa pictuteslfUe
with two lovers engaging in a ro- wedding ceremony, their skit exhib-
mantic stroll, and "then suddenly ited their impending occupations
transforming into a dynamic dance and dreams, supplemented by a big-
routine. The Juniors took a comical ger-than-life picture book. And dur-
approach. Short yet funny, the class"' ing .half time, the much anticipated
of '91 pretended to misunderstand presentation of the Homecoming
the theme, and presented a float en- princesses, and the crowning of the
titled "Field of Beans." The class of queen, Stephanie Buscarino, took
'90 decided to take the audience on a place.
trip down memory lane. On gradu- Although the football team val-
ation day, the class valedictorian de- iantly lost to Quartz Hill, school
livers a speech chronicling the lost spirit was not dampened. The class
r days from being a freshman to striv- competition and the game itself
ing as a senior to a projection of the were undeniably successful.
future. The winning class of '92

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