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Last year, as they did most Oc­ tobers, students looked forward to an event called Homecoming. It was the one event that gener­ ated more spirit and excitement than, almost any other.
You could be sure everyone was anxious when the pro­ nouncement for Homecoming King and Queen and the court was announced the day of the annual bonfire and the teach­ ers’ volleyball game.
This year’s court consisted of: the King, Brian Satalin, the Queen, Rosie Lombardi, the court: (Seniors) Todd Shanning and Jen Miller, (Juniors) Na­ thaniel W iesner and Shelby
Kane, (Sophomores) Dan Fal­ ter and Allison Geiss, (Fresh­ men) Derek Seward and Nicole Chang.
The “ annual” bonfire was cancelled this year due to rain, as usual, and in the volleyball game, the faculty surprisingly won the game against Z89, 2-1. However, the homecoming was a disappointing loss. Yet, that did not dampen our spirits.
The football team risks pre-game injur­ ies in the pep rally excitement.
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Members of the Homecoming Court; Todd Shanning, Jen Miller, Allison Geiss, Nichole Chang, and Derek Seward. Missing from pic­ ture: Nathaniel Wiesner, Shelby Kane, and Dan Falter.