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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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About the Contributors
Amanda Boles
Amanda Boles, Web Editor-in-Chief

Amanda is currently a senior and is excited to return as Web Editor-in-Chief in her third year with The Epitaph. She is looking forward to discovering new communities and making an impact with her work. Aside from journalism, Amanda loves petting animals and eating cheese with her friends.

Malar Raguraman
Malar Raguraman, Arts & Culture Editor
Malar Raguraman is in her final year of high school and is an Arts and Culture editor for The Epitaph. In her third year as a journalist, she is looking forward to belting out white girl music during late nights, spending hours upon hours on InDesign and crafting an unforgettable senior spread. Outside of her hectic world of high school, Malar finds solace in NYT Sudoku, rereading the Harry Potter series and making friendship bracelets.
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, Reporter
Catherine is a senior and this will be her third year in journalism. She is excited to continue being involved with the community through writing fun articles and photos. Outside of journalism, Catherine enjoys drinking boba, playing basketball and piano and having fun with friends.