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Crowning a Queen

During halftime of the homecoming football game, Dr. Len Hightower, dean of student affairs, and Leilani Gamboa, 1993 Homecoming Queen, announced that Christina Ramirez had been chosen 1994 Homecoming Queen as Ramirez’s boyfriend, Ryan Plescia, congratulated her. / photos by Ivan Matsumoto
During halftime of the homecoming football game, Dr. Len Hightower, dean of student affairs, and Leilani Gamboa, 1993 Homecoming Queen, announced that Christina Ramirez had been chosen 1994 Homecoming Queen as Ramirez’s boyfriend, Ryan Plescia, congratulated her. / photos by Ivan Matsumoto
Senior Ivan Matsumuto, whose art will be displayed at the Senior Art Show on May 17, attends the Student Art Show to see the works of other students. Among the works on display is "Surviving Bouncing Squares Egg" by Jessica Guzman. The box, constructed of toothpicks and glue, was made to protect the egg within. / photo by Rhidian Maehl
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