Disneyland-inspired Homecoming week led to #HappiestHC2015

Sarah Martinez, Editor-in-Chief|October 14, 2015

A Disneyland-themed Homecoming week took place Oct. 5-9 with dress-up days, lunch time activities and night rally.

by SARAH MARTINEZ

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During fifth period PAWS, Sept. 24, exchange student Angelina Scrosati stays after class to finish her government Econ homework before leaving campus for her off period. Photo by Amalia Gibadullina.

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Leading the student section during the Senior Night varsity football game Oct. 28, Lukas Tallent starts a “get loud” cheer. Photo by Isa Hernandez

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Teachers enact Work-to-Contract strategy, putting clubs on pause

Setting up the tri-fold, Student Visionaries of the Year Club President Brooke McKean and her fellow board members prepare for their booth at club...

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