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MacArthur Tops Syosset at Homecoming
Pride reigns at MacArthur High School homecoming in Levittown.

Submitted by Levittown School District
Bright blue skies and warm temperatures fueled the Levittown community’s spirit and pride during General MacArthur High School’s annual homecoming game and parade on Sept. 27.
The weekend event commenced with an afternoon pep rally in the school’s auditorium to announce the school’s athletic teams.
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Prior to Saturday’s game, students, clubs and the homecoming court gathered on the front lawn of Gardiners Avenue Elementary School to prepare for the parade. Grand Marshall Montana Brook, administrators and Board of Education trustees led the procession of class and club banners, marching bands and homecoming court members down Old Jerusalem Road and onto the football field.
Prior to kickoff, the senior football players, marching band, color guard, cheerleaders, Macettes and their parent escorts were introduced and honored for years of service to the school community. The members of the homecoming court were also introduced and King Gregory Baumstein and Queen Mary Malinowski were crowned.
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Members of the homecoming court included Paul An, Michael Brown, James Daly, Brianne Giuliano, Jacqueline Mass, Kelsey McCarthy, Michael Papach and Alexandra Vanderka.
A stellar performance by the marching band, under the direction of Joseph Romano, entertained the community during halftime. There were also performances by the award-winning cheerleaders, color guard and dance team.
The highlight of the day, however, was the 21-20 victory over Syosset.
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