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The Epitaph
Homestead High School's student newspaper

The Epitaph
Homestead High School's student newspaper

The Epitaph

Homecoming photo gallery

By Amanda Boles, Malar Raguraman, Faith Watters, and Catherine Yang
October 19, 2023
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The Homecoming dance brought many people together, sophomore Niara Phillips said. “In the end, we're all really the same [people], and so when dances like this can bring different grades together, it's just amazing."

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Junior Shiva Chitta said his friends and family encouraged him to attend prom, despite initially intending not to. “My mom told me to go and ‘have a slice of [my] life,’” Chitta said. “I'm sure there are prom [events] in colleges…but we have to go [to junior and senior prom.]”
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A person who has not developed a personal sense of style can not encapsulate the idea of an eclectic grandpa.
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Forward, junior Kiyona Brown defends the ball in a field hockey game.
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Grossman said that the induction helped him relive his days in high school. (Photo courtesy of Chris Grossman, photo by Catherine Yang)
Athletic director inducted into hall of fame
The team developed a new climbing mechanism for their robot which debuted at Chezy Championships, Freitag said. (Photo courtesy of Julia Geofferey)
Robotics team’s talent shines bright
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Main characters Aang, Katara and Sokka prepare to fight enemies in a great display of choreography (Photo from Netflix).
“Avatar: The Last Airbender” live-action redeems itself — but not enough
The current volleyball team prepares to block the hit from the alumni team. 2007 graduate, alumnus Ryan Dedrick and varsity captain Scott Moore both said playing against each other is rewarding skill-wise.
Boys volleyball alumni play against current players
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Although its characters and animation make the show “Hazbin Hotel” fun to watch, its pacing and lack of world-building hold it back.
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The boys varsity soccer team’s defense is one of their strong points, defender Adrien Julliard said.
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Campus construction completed — for now
Catcher, junior Emma Sundland said she hopes to move up to varsity next year and change to another position, such as shortstop or outfield.
JV softball reflects on progress, looks to future after difficult season
Senior Victor Tsai steps up to the role of defensive specialist after a teammate was injured.
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About the Contributors
Amanda Boles
Amanda Boles, Lifestyles Editor
Amanda is a junior and current Lifestyles editor for The Epitaph. As a returning staffer, she looks forward to helping new reporters and staying engaged with the HHS community through publishing more articles. In her free time, Amanda enjoys loitering around Trader Joe's and browsing the frozen meal section despite buying the same three items time and time again. Afterwards, she enjoys snacking on the fruits of her grocery store trip while watching Youtube video essays.
Malar Raguraman
Malar Raguraman, Arts & Culture Editor
Malar is a junior and an Arts & Culture editor for The Epitaph. She looks forward to expressing her beliefs and opinions to the HHS community. Malar wants to learn about unique perspectives and is super excited for her second year on the paper. She enjoys listening to Broadway soundtracks, reading, watching movies, creating friendship bracelets and searching for new experiences.
Faith Watters
Faith Watters, Art Editor
Faith is a senior and is pumped to return to The Epitaph for her second year, now as the art editor. She enjoys drawing and playing with her dog Sophie, and she has been on the girls varsity tennis team for four years. She has a major sweet tooth and is looking forward to a great senior year.
Catherine Yang
Catherine Yang, Multimedia Editor
Catherine is a junior and is currently the Multimedia editor of the Epitaph. This is her second year in journalism and she is excited to continue being involved with the community through write interactive articles and taking interesting photos. Outside of journalism, Catherine enjoys drinking boba, playing basketball and piano, and having fun with friends.