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Clarke celebrates Homecoming
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lost its Homecoming football game on Oct. 3, to Island Trees, by a score of 27-21.
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The Clarke Marching Band performed during halftime.
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Homecoming Court: King Ray Tamney, Queen Victoria Wagner, Prince Michael Leonard, Princess Celia Barriero, Countess Rachel Bernsweig and Duke Justin Dunleavy. Not pictured: Count Anthony Fusco and the Duchess-Haley Alexandropoulos.
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Representatives from each class gathered with Town Councilman Gary Hudes, Legislator Norma Gonsalves, and Principal Timothy Voels before the Homecoming’s parade of “Superhero” floats.
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Members of Clarke High School’s Varsity Cheerleading squad spent some time with the team mascot before the game kicked off.
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Members of the W.T. Clarke school community celebrated Homecoming at the high school on Oct. 3.
Students, parents, alumni, and area residents donned maroon and grey to support the Clarke Rams as they hoped to get on a winning track against Island Trees.
The Varsity cheerleaders, along with the official Ram mascot, helped get the crowd energized for what turned out to be a thrilling game until the final minutes.
Following the procession, the annual parade of floats made its way across the field.
This year’s Homecoming theme of “Superheroes” elicited the creative thoughts of the freshman, sophomore, junior, and senior classes. The freshmen portrayed “The Hulk,” the sophomores brought “Spiderman” to life, the juniors created a “Superman” float, and the senior class wowed the crowd with their “Batman” interpretation.
The Rams dominated the majority of the game, but ultimately fell to Island Trees 27-21.
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