Horizon High School - Heritage Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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1'. 5 . ' 1 . P HQ, wwf., 1 s .a- SENIORS ON A ROLE! The class of '87 wins the float competition for two years in a row. GREEN AND GOLD. The cheerleaders show their spirit at the horne- coming game. LEFT, RIGHT, LEFT, RIGHT. Sean Newton and Jason Moore lead up the Horizon's homecoming pa- rade. HOMECOMING - 37

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Going Hollywood omecoming '86 was a suc- cess. The annual parade started at 3:30 Friday afternoon. Despite flying rumors of the senior float's being hooked on light poles, it came through and, in fact, won first place. Com- ing in second and third places were the juniors and sophomores respectively, with the frosh com- ing in fourth. That night the Hus- kies fought a tough game but fell short to Corona. SOPHMORBID! The class of eighty-nine takes a different approach to their float and winds up third in the competition. BY MEMBERSHIP ONLY. The junior float's club comes in second. TAKE A DAY OFF. The freshmen have a relaxed attitude toward homecom- ing. 36 - HOMECOMING

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