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Photo Gallery: Homecoming Halftime

October 17, 2016

PHOTOS BY ALEXANDER PALAFOX

During the homecoming game halftime, class council presented their floats and Isabella Ayala was crowned homecoming queen.

 

 

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The ceremony begins with graduates seated alongside Top 30 Junior Honor Guard recipients standing by. These juniors are chosen based on having the highest academic achievement status and per tradition, leads the graduates out onto the field.
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Seniors arrive early for the screening of “Teen Beach Movie.” Vendors sold boba and tacos.
Sunset fades, memories stay
Starbucks, is a convenient study spot due to its widespread locations, with the closest to campus located on Vincent Ave. in West Covina. There are perks of picking this cafe as it has free Wi-Fi, and food and beverages like refreshers, which are caffeinated beverages with flavored fruit blends, coffee and snacks for a boost of energy. There are also different sized tables for group or individual study use. At Starbucks, customers commonly work there, providing motivation to also complete their work. Sophomore Brianna Espinoza enjoys studying at Starbucks to study before a big test or assignment. “I enjoy doing my work there because it is very peaceful and they have drinks and snacks, and going with my sister is fun. We talk in the middle of our work and get it done,” Espinoza said.
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Freshman Samantha Hernandez in her “Make it Shine” college attire on Monday. Hernandez wore a UCLA crew neck to support her dreams of going there. “I want to go there because of its big campus and their sports,” Hernandez said.
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Anthony Daher shared that high school taught him how to stay positive and open-minded through difficult times. “There was a lot of negativity surrounding me, and it was definitely the people I hung out with, but just knowing that negativity could help like, push me in the right direction filled me with motivation to keep pushing, regardless of whatever happened,” said Daher. This mindset taught him to be more open with others and to stay away from negativity. For Daher his two friends, seniors Matthew Jimenez and Steven Julio also helped to shape him into who he is today. “They set a standard for me, and being alongside them for a good amount of time in my life has set a point in my life to where I have to meet and I want to meet,” said Daher.
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Oei after receiving his nomination poster. Credits to @westcovinahighschool Instagram.
Glimpse into Being a Prince: Alek Oei
Vince Hernandez receiving his poster. Photo credits to @westcovinahighschool Instagram
Glimpse into Being a Prince: Vince Hernandez
Students of the freshman class council working on posters. Credits to Raylene Flores
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Alex Lainez posing after receiving his poster. Credits to Brayan Castaneda
Glimpse into Being a Prince: Alex Lainez
Perez in her crown. Credits to Erica Perez
Running to be the Dancing Queen: Erica Perez
Joellene Collins Crespo alongside Alex Lainez after the Homecoming fashion show.
Running to be the Dancing Queen: Joellene Collins Crespo