Mount Carmel High School - Horizon Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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. . . ETCHED IN MEMORIES Memories ore speciol moments consisting of the excitement ond thrills of post experiences, os well os the bitter disoppointments. They include the extremes of emotions thot often stond out of the dull everydoyness, ond odd o certoin sporlsle in one's high school remembronces. The Homecoming is one such event, in which the students ond teochers ore cought up in the whirlpool of festivities. From the first doy of floot- building, to the Homecoming gome, ond finolly to the onnouncement of the Homecoming court, ,, F x. 1 QW , ,uf XM par l X1 the doys ore never ot o lull. As the Homecom- ing donce drows neor, the festivities reoch its climox os the following evening is spent donc- ing the night owoy with thot speciol someone. These ore the memories thot will infinitely linger in our heorts. Moments thot will continue to re- moin memoroble imoges of the losting troditions of Mt. Cormel. Homecoming Court Princes ond Princesses, left to right: Freshmen Chris Hooper ond Denise Block, Sophomores 14 Nettie Moson ond Richord Hooper. Juniors Julie Olonder ond Jeff Ronoo, Senior couples Rondy Aldern ond Angelo Mingst, Tod Blolock ond Kim Suriono, Chorlie Brownell ond Jomi Olonder, Mork Hood ond Lee Holcomb. Focing page King ond Queen Chorlie Brownell ond Lee Holcomb. Et N i il il . It K sawn, Y ,Q , 't 'LT'.,f-wi J W X 1 ff ,, .df- ., ...Y 51 .sm of , E .Q SV'-ia! A may