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A ► Steve Cox says, MmMm looks good ▲ Carlo Funorl, Louro Ashbrook and Heather Wlelenga pose fash- ionably (or the camera ▲ ► Munching on milk and cook les. Robin Emerson, and Candl Sperling relax during snack ► Domerlne Rendon, doing the Freshmen boogie St onnon Hungate and Rebek- at Dak looking for their Freshmen king eighteen ▲ il:;:- 7
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A Suzy Kim ' s face says Pride in America shown by the col- ors of the American Flag. KJtmerica In Motion, the theme for Homecoming 1988, was evident with red, white, and blue balloons and banners dec- orating the stadium and stage on the field. The Laguna Hills Hawks played the Laguna Beach Artists. Although not vic- torious, the Hawks put up a good fight. The highlight of the night was the halftime activities, it all began with a parade led by the El Tore Marine Corps Color Guard who patriotically marched around the field. The parade included students rep- resenting a variety of sports, po- litical parties, and job opportu- nities available to free Americans. Riding in shiny, clas- sic ' 57 T-Birds, were the five prin- cess, escorted by their fathers. The five princesses were; Gina Bellini, Amy Foster, Amy Lytle, Katie Parker , and Lori Som- mers. When the parade ended and all was quiet, Mr. Herron asked Tammy Bernard, Home- coming Queen for 1987, to crown Lori Sommers the 1988 Homecoming Queen. ▲ A David Lamb and Eric Bernard combine to ▲ Mike Heim scons the field for fel- form the symbol of freedom for America. low Hawks appv Queen Lori Sommers. sevente
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a IS the sun rose above the mountains the Fresh- men class awoke to a new day. They put on their best school clothes consisting of plaid shorts and flowered shirts. It was nerd spirit day. The freshmen com- peted in various events which included a dance contest and a relay in which they bobbed for ap- ples in a mixture of prune juice and Alka-Seltzer Brid- get Galosso was over- heard saying, I had a mathematical blast. Con- gratulations to the king and queen nerds, Dougy Sctiellenburg , and Rebek- at Dak. A few people didn ' t dress up like Mike Fewer who stated, What nerd day? I didn ' t dress up. Yet the class of 1992 was truly united by their dis- play of school spirit, ▲ ▲ Standing out in the crowd is Jeremy Autry •4 Nerds never wont to be tardy, so Renee Peters runs to class with books in hand
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