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Clifford Brutus, a singles tennis player, comes out to support the football team at Homecom- ing. Homecoming Queen nominees Tara Brady, Liz Macaluso, and Manuela Morin join Jeanmarie Qeorgiano and Jammy Drakos on the Drama float in the Homecoming Parade. Starlets Sue Endres and Melissa Weinberg use flags as one of their many visuals in the Marching Comets repertoire.
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The Senior float led the way in the parade as well as the competition, as it placed first in the judg- ing. In the tradition of falling leaves and the football season, October would not be complete at Hicksville High School without Homecoming. The weeks leading up to this year's events, held October 25, were filled with the excitement and anticipation of foot- ball practices, float making, a pep ral- ly, and School Spirit Day. Homecoming Saturday started out as a beautiful fall day. At noon, the parade began. Floats from the senior, junior, and sophomore classes lined the road from the junior to the senior high. Even the cheerleaders and dra- ma productions participated in build- ing floats. During halftime the Hicksville Marching Comets played songs such as Firedance and I Am'' as the Hicksville Starlets danced across the field. After their performance, all the floats paraded around the track as the winners for best float. Homecoming Queen, and Class Princesses were an- nounced. The senior class won for best float. Senior Manuela Morin was crowned Queen, and junior Lisa Con- naughton and sophomore Michele Heberer were crowned princesses. The game ended, and the ther- mometer dropped, but the day was hardly over. That night, the boys' gym became filled with music and soft lights as the dance began. The entire day was a huge success, leaving every- one with fond memories of a colorful tradition. Home Is Where The Heart Is
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