By Patric Hedlund, TME

The words “Fiesta Day” hold an odd sort of poetry for those who are used to saying “Fiesta Days”…or “Fiesta Daze” with a wink, as a lifetime of memories rushes…(please see below to view full stories and photographs)

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ETUSD at Fiesta Day (clockwise, from above): Frazier Mountain High School Juniors Valeria Del Real,
Vanessa Silva, Montana Hawley and Julianne Burkett-Thoene raised funds so the ASB (Associated Student Body) can host their Junior Prom; the FMHS Law Enforcement Leadership Academy (LELA) provided the color guard for the Fiesta Day Parade; Estephanie Gurrero, a 2020 FMHS graduate, stepped in to assist LELA. She carried a ‘blue lives matter’ flag.

The Dream Team (right): Excitement for returning is warm and sincere among FMHS staff: (l-r) school counselor, teacher and coach Suellen Brown; principal and ETUSD superintendent Sara Haflich; science teacher and athletic director Christy Zimmerman; and Future Farmers of America advisor Lee Bizzini gave happy waves to returning students and their parents at the parade.

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