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The Homecoming Court, Genny Amold, Bridget C ld th I am happy and 5Z2f:,.'f'Q'IL1..,2 ..?fSTQ,'f'.I'Q'l'.i72.C'a 'ea Hes 8' h O n 0 r e d t 0 b e Escorted by her father, Mr. Gary Clarke, Qridget H 0 m e c 0 m i n g i.'T.1'f7p'fifi2'l'Z,j'Q27.f'.3'L'5H.Lff ' F s'A e ' Q u e e n o I t a Co-chairmen Erica Finley, Cynthia Monahan, Pam privilege to be selected to such an honored position. ery thankful I 'm D . - Nina Caldera Magdych, and Christine Kelly, missing, feel a sense of accomplishment as the evening 's events come to an end. Photo by John Christensen Homecoming Coronation 21
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Joe Santoro, Jeff Curti, and Duane Hibbard wait on the sidelines for their tum to shine. Uplander Jerry Crump drinks Gatorade the thirst aid for his deep down bodied thirst. Photo by John Christensen nal N..--f fir, 'AN hi' After a fumble, Tartans and Scots flght for possession. Photos by Sanford Studios Anthony Hughes, Upland's Hrst-string tailback pushes his weight around for a yardage gain. Photo by Vicki Scott Homecoming Game 23
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