Homecoming court nominees strike a pose. Photo by Topanga McBride
Homecoming court nominees strike a pose. Photo by Topanga McBride
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Superheroes arrive at Homecoming assembly

Topanga McBride
October 16, 2013

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There were superheroes galore at the 2013 Fossil Ridge High School Homecoming assembly. Homecoming court was crowned, the FRHS improv troupe performed, and the cheerleaders and dance team entertained the crowd.

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