Tempe High School - Horizon Yearbook (Tempe, AZ)

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TABLE OF CONTENTS HIGHLIGHTS . . SPORTS...... INVOLVEMENT CLASSES .... POTPOURRI . . FACULTY..... ADS-INDEX. . . . . PG18 . PG58 PG108 PG142 PG225 PG235 PG258 17

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The Future? Our future, like the crystal ball, is unclear. We are unsure of the road ahead. But we are certain that what we do will be a reflection of our years at Tempe High 16

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