Students take a trip to Paris at the 2024 Homecoming.
Students take a trip to Paris at the 2024 Homecoming.
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Photo Story: 2024 Homecoming Takes a Trip to France With a “Soirée À Paris”

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Milo Trevino, Staff Reporter
October 16, 2024

  • Students take a trip to Paris at the 2024 Homecoming.

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  • Students take a trip to Paris at the 2024 Homecoming.

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  • Students take a trip to Paris at the 2024 Homecoming.

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  • Students take a trip to Paris at the 2024 Homecoming.

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  • Students take a trip to Paris at the 2024 Homecoming.

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  • Students take a trip to Paris at the 2024 Homecoming.

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  • Students take a trip to Paris at the 2024 Homecoming.

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  • Students take a trip to Paris at the 2024 Homecoming.

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  • Students take a trip to Paris at the 2024 Homecoming.

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  • Students take a trip to Paris at the 2024 Homecoming.

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  • Students take a trip to Paris at the 2024 Homecoming.

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Students were transported to a “Soirée à Paris” at the 2024 Homecoming dance on Saturday, Oct. 12.

With a glowing Paris sign greeting attendants as they entered, a mock Eiffel Tower lit in the courtyard, romantic blue and pink lighting, and upbeat tunes, this year’s Homecoming dance was a night to remember. 

Students danced in the courtyard, drank from tall glasses in the cafeteria, and took photos, sharing smiles with their friends.

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Milo Trevino
Milo Trevino, Staff Reporter
Junior Milo Trevino was born in Albuquerque, New Mexico and lived there up to the age of five. He then moved to California a year prior to moving to Portland.  He attended Fransican Montessori Earth School from first grade through middle school. His favorite subject is science because he has always had a love for it. Additionally, he has always been curious about how things work. He is part of an outdoor club called Post 58. He hopes to spend as much time in nature as possible and travel to unique and adventurous places.