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emons introduce latest royalt oyalty stepped above the rest. The '86 royalty was nominated and chosen by the students attending Green- way one week before the main event. On the night of Oct. 24, the voice over the loud speaker announced Queen Shanan Matheus and King Sean Win- sor. Also announced were Sen- ior Attendants Juli Harmon and Mike Barnes, Junior At- tendants Missy Sullivan and ueen Shanan Matheus and King Q Sean Winsor. Photo By Denuit 4 Homecoming Royalty Scott Besst, Sophomore At- tendants Erin Parrish and Winston Weems, and last but not least Freshmen Atten- dants Tracy Snyder and Aaron Adams. By Regi Fierros njoying the ride in the in the E Homecoming Parade were the King and Queen Nominees Lynette Weaver, Tom Johnson and Julie Lar- sen. Photo By Burke enior Attendants Juli Harmon S and Mike Barnes. Photo By Den- uit J uit unior Attendants Missy Sullivan and Scott Besst. Photo By Den-
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ot just for the kids eachers as well as stu- dents sauntered around campus in costumes on Halloween. Dressed as a cat, Geometry teacher, Mrs. Be- verly Price said, I don't get many comments, but l do get a lot of looks. Aside from attending par- ties, many students went trick or treating. Senior Lisa Cusi- mano said, You can't sit home on Halloween. There's just too much to do. ln the end, Halloween was a special holiday for those who wanted to be young at heart. By Jennifer Moyer l unlor Curtis Knudsen does his best impression of Alfalfa. Photo By Denuit he friendly bear waves at the camera and says hello. Photo By Denuit enior Lisa Cusimano shows off her I92O's swimsuit. Photo By Denuit 26 Halloween ophomore Dawn Galati takes a quick glance in amazement when she sees a very unusual cos- tume. Photo By Denuit hile eating lunch, Sophomore Heidie Wright shows off her ability to act like a rag doll. Photo By Denuit 'swf t W,,,,., we pf
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