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Homecoming Court Fashion Show 2012

October 4, 2012

PHOTOS BY AURA RODRIGUEZ & JESSICA FLORES

 

The Homecoming Court of 2012 displayed their clothing from Windsor and Alex Tux’s attire for the fashion show at lunch and answered trivia questions on October 4. Also, as the Homecoming Spirit Week comes closer, ASB members showcased examples of what to wear next week. Check out the Homecoming page on our school’s website: http://wchs-wcusd-ca.schoolloop.com/Homecoming2012

SPIRIT WEEK:

Monday (Oct. 8): Pattern Day

Tuesday (Oct. 9): Beach Day

Wednesday (Oct. 10): School of Fish

Thursday (Oct. 11): Dapper Day

Friday (Oct. 12): Class Color

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