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November 2007
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¡Chase Gray, Alexander Jonsson, Eli Groman, Michael Bemert, Benjamin
j Morrow, Taylor Kolasinski and H illary Obye, seniors, cheer as they show off
I the class float. The floats were pulled along West "A" Street to give students
a preview of the festivities to come later that night.
Photo by Malia Chong
\e freshman float parades in front of the school during lunch last Friday. The
float displayed the Whomping Willow, in honor of the school-wide Harry Potter
theme, chosen for Homecoming Week.
Photo by Malia Chong
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SsT The sophomore "Hogwart’s Castle" cruises down West "A" Street. Nicole
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to create the towers.
Photo by Malia Chong
Juniors cheer and throw candy to the crowd as their float passes by. The class
came in second w ith a winning effort in the volleyball tournament.
Photo by Malia Chong
Samantha Hanlin, junior, wipes pie o ff the face of Morgan Hubbard, English
teacher. Teachers volunteered at the Kaleidoscope booth to help raise money
to publish the literary magazine.
Photo by Adam Holmes
John Christin, freshman, leaps w hile Benjamin Hickman and Thomas Ward,
freshmen, watch. The main entrance was decorated with paint to celebrate
Spirit Week.
Photo by Malia Chong
Joseph Leckey, junior, moderates a gladiator match between W illiam Gillham,
junior, and Jon Helmkamp, senior. The gladiator ring was one of the most
popular booths at the Homecoming Carnival.
Photo by Adam Holmes
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