Homestead High School - Pegasus Yearbook (Cupertino, CA)

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, O 1, ff L fig siuaem ure T ,J assing Tim Ddy in, doy ouT, doy in, doy ouT. This sums up The rouTine l-lomesTeod school week. Be- sides closses, Tedchers, ond homework, how do l-lomesTeod sTudenTs pdss The Time? During ThdT dreddfully long school doy we geT Two predks, brunch ond lunch. Yeoh, Hndlly you soy To yourself when Thof pell rings lcifler wdTching The seoond hond roToTe oround The clock fdce for The losT five rnin- uTesJ. You're going To pursT wiTh exciTemenT if you con'T Tell your friends whcff you've been dying To Tell Them, or rnoype ThdT siorndch of yours hos been re- minding you ThdT iT hosn'T hod food in iT for oT leosT Two hours. Gosh, Two whole hours. Quick, geT To The ccifeTerio for some scrurnpfious food. OTher people jusT wdnT To spdz ouT wiTh Their friends. Wild Teenogers, os our pdrenTs would soy. Foreven The mellower people, There's dlwdys d hockeysock gome in The ducid, or silTing pock munching on some chips wiTh o few close friends. Then There's The school liprdry. NoT everyone will odrnif iT, puT we hove cill been There. lvloype iT's To do ThoT ldsl rninufe homework, or sTudy for Thof monsTrous Tesf nexl period. People con olwoys pe found hidden owoy in o clossroorn for meeTings, or geTTing some poinTers from Tedchers. Vl!hoT- ever iT is, There is olwoys some woy To poss The Time of Home- sieod High. 7 if N - :- ll l l . T67 Spazzing out, sophomore Kdfhy Lp Ljupojevlc expends some efTro energy puiIT up during closs. Hula-ing a little Too hoppily, junior April lvloriin ovoids losing her hof.

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n Celelore Ein Sadie's What: A Sadie Hawkins International Affair For: All couples with a foreign flair Date: Saturday, November 15, 1986 Time: 8:30-11:30 pm Given By: The Class 1988 Dress: Traditional ThC1T did IT. The 'iradiiional dress' pan is whaT musT have aTTracTed Abu Dhabi and all Those guerrillas. IT was ineviiaple of Thai The TerrorisTs would show up. They were There all righT, along wiTh Danes. Swedes. Mexicans. Russians, Jamaicans, indians. Golfland and picnicking on The lawn in The horseshoe aT school and The greai won of china. The W?'?lUST TWO of HT? mole' whole evenT was almosi like The Olympic Games The way everyone goT along so well. Even The DJ was personable, he played almost all of The requesis. As usual. creaTiviTy was displayed in The cosiumes. OulfiTs represenied alrnosi every counlry, from Iran To india from Swiizerland To Spain. The cosTurnes were creaiive, no doubT abouT iT, buT equally irnaginaTive were some of The siTes aT which couples chose To eaT dinner. Dining on The green aT lvlinialure original- Than- Chili's localions chosen for This occasion. 'When mosT people go ouT To dinner, They don'T Iiierally mean gr. We had a candle-lighT dinner of Chinese food and sparkling cider on The Senior Lawn while lisiening To roaring engines and honking horns on Hornesiead Road. The Sunnyvale Police oflicers added To The aTrnosphere,' said CaThy Brown, senior. AnoTher senior, Laura NeusTedTer, who aTe ouT on ThaT nighT expressed her opinion, ' IT ripped. Seniors really know how To have fun. ,A x fig if fiw f llllll '.. :ff ' ff' 1' In Il! ' 30, ' ' i'f'f A Illile Mexican flalTery on The parT of Mark Slocurn, senior senor, succeeds in gefling junior Michelle Keller To srnile. ' Student Life 5-gy: v.'K f., T .13 ' ,..- ' l sq , 'l M-nrl4 'a'! In on aiiempl To inspire freshman BrigiTTe Palouda To dancesophornore Craig Hall Tries a sincere smile in addiTion To his besi dancing rnoves.