Homestead High School - Pegasus Yearbook (Cupertino, CA)

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Win BIG PIC: Freshman Kim Thciscn lricx in distract freshman Cari Chroncn imin hcr homework at lunch INSET: Going back in time , . Underclass divider I 89

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The Guestlist uring the changes of 25 years, one thing that has remained constant - the essential item in the endurance of the school is the students. And although student focuses have differed from agriculture to computers, most students came to school with dreams of the future, using high school as a steppingstone to achieve them. Many people have passed through these hallowed halls each one leaving his and her own mark. And so, onto the celebration of people - for Without you there would not be a celebration. O

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Class amcers are Sfeve Daefz, presidenT, Slacy Backs, vice presidenf, KaTie Weissenborn, secrefary. Brad Topliff, Treasurer Maff lvlclean, social manager, .f' Y f ly' of if 'lux .- ,,,.. H545 Officers are STeve DaeT2, presidenf, STacy Backs, vice presidenf, Brad Topliff, Treasurer. Kafie Wiessenborn, secrefary, and Vicki Nielsen, social manager Cenfered1G-oing back in Time... oNLY oNE rvrorzeroeo Junioryear-we have finished Three years, and we only have one more yearTo go. We are no longer underslassmen, yeT we aren'T seniors. This poses problems as well as rewards. We geT To explore college and career possilbiliTies wiThouT having The pressure To fill ouT and waiT for opplicaTions. We are no longer reauired To sweaT TT ouT during PE. , and besT of all, no more sauare dancing orweT hair from swimming! AT lasT, we have a special dance of our own, The Junior Prom. We will, of cause, followTradiTion and hold iT in The gym. Dances oren'T The only Thing on our minds. We have To sTarT worrying abouT ourPSATf'SAT scores. Gur classes seem To be Ten Times harder, and foronce we have To sTudy for TesTs. T sw Juniors- . We can finally make fun of freshmen wiThouT feeling like we werejusT in Their place. The physical aspecT ofjunior year musT noT be passed by. One keen observer noTed We've all grown! We are offered The chance To gain new knowledge of pasT evenTs in AP l-lisTory and solve new chemical problems in AP ChemisTry if we choose. We'll finally win Homecoming! As freshmen we reallized ThaT we were desfined To be losers. IT mighf have been The lVl'A'S'H jeep on Jock Wall or perhaps iT was The bandages and The fafigues, buT we Tied wiTh The sophomores. Going back To The fuTure, some of us expressed The desire To die raTher Than To live life in The fuTure as we porTrayed iT an sophomore SpiriT Day. If we need To, we can always escape To Giligon's Island when The pressure of being a junior becomes Too muah. The social scene is much more accessible because masT of us have drivers licenses and The use of a car. We can painT The Town green all over wiTh moTor TransporTaTion. For lunch we are no longer limiTed To walking To lvlcDonald's. We can drive To Togo's or Taco Bell or pizza or anywhere. We have goTTen our porenT' s signaTures down paT Through years of pracTice, and use This To our advanfge. Ourjunior year only comes around once so live iT up and experience iT To The fullesT. l?ighT. Uh oh, The bell rang. Junior Annie Loo hurries off To class.