Homestead High School - Pegasus Yearbook (Cupertino, CA)

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Y, N T-.52 Z ,ggi 'BQ 'S 5 41 l fad 952'-www ' Many changes have occured here at Homestead High school during the T986-87 school year. The smoking sections were closed, causing a big change in the lives of Homestead smokers. The attendence policy was changed with the implementation of the new Telephone program where parents phone-in absences, eliminating notes and long lines for admits. Cupertino High School faced hard times this year after their science wing burned down. The seven period day was also a major change for students. Students were given the option to take an extra elective or make up lost credits. Over the summer, the Statue of Liberty celebration brought a renewed feeling of American spririt. America won back the Americas cup in TQS7. Another Royal wedding took place over the summer between Prince Andrew of England and Sarah Ferguson. The Presidents popularity dropped dramatically as a result of the lran-Contra scandal. The Cosby show continued to stay number one in the ratings, with Family Ties, starring Michael J. Fox, following as a close second. Cheers was another popular show. Vanna White and Pat Sajak were watched by millions every evening on Wheel of Fortune. And Three of the original Monkees got back together fora series of concerts over the summer. The Year ln Review

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Guests of Honor hat we the class of 1987 leave is a legacy to be passed down to future classes. New ideas will come, as will new people - yet it will always be based on what we, as Seniors, have done, for attempted to dol. We scouted out Tent City, green waves, lobster feasts, carpet borrowing, and our si- lent spirit, though it was not that silent. Yet all that we have done is compounded on what preceeding seniors have accomplished. We are but a part of the never ending legacy at Home- stead. Yet to each one of us as well as the people we have touched, we stand out. We are told that these are the best years of our lives, and as seniors we understand this. SENIORS. It has taken us three long years to grasp that coveted title, but we have definitely done it justice. We are raduatin inthe 25th . H year of Homestead's existence. 3 Years thatencompass everything 3rwMl'? e from report cards to dates, from freshmen swim- ming to college applications, with the realiza- tion that we really are individuals in spite of scan-tron forms. We are the class of '87, and proud!