National Honor Society (NHS) was able to raise a total of 64 pints of blood this month, saving countless lives. Students reported that this homecoming dance topped any other school event.Īpart from homecoming-related events, WHS also held its first blood drive of the year. The theme for this homecoming dance was “The Great Gatsby." This event was held inside the actual grand hall of the school, as well as the lunch room.
The following day was the homecoming dance. The students rushed to the field and cheered, amazed at the victory and taunting their rivals.Īdditionally, WHS announced the homecoming court winners, with Lazo Knezic being the homecoming king, and Sarah Conroy being the homecoming queen. WHS ended up victorious and took home the win on homecoming night.Īs the last few seconds of the timer went down, WHS scored the winning touchdown and cemented their victory for the season. In this parade, the WHS band marched accompanied by the football team and cheerleaders.Īfter the march, the WHS football team ran onto the football field and began waiting for the glorious match against rival Boone Grove High School. Use cutout trophies in gold for seniors, silver for juniors, bronze for sophomores, and dark gray or pewter for freshmen.Moreover, after the tailgate event, WHS had a small homecoming parade.Use a phrase like "WCS _ team rules!" Students can change out the sport each day if they want. For students who don't play sports, create a fill-in-the blank mini poster that's laminated so the student can write in their own answer.Print out short words related to the player's sport like "Goal" for soccer or "Touchdown" for football to hang on players' lockers.Forget common sports balls, make a locker poster with each player's name on an obscure equipment shape like the uprights for football, a goal for soccer, or a giant hair bow for cheerleading.
Look for ways to create a fun locker poster for every student to create school unity.
You can highlight players, teams, or fans with fun locker posters for homecoming. Add some flames to the balls and use phrases like "We're going to set this match on fire!" for volleyball or "WCS fans feed the fire that's about to roast the ducks!" Make a team poster that includes small balls with each player's name on one.Sports ball pencil erasers work great for this. Create a 3D interactive poster by sticking small basketballs, soccer balls, footballs, or volleyballs to the poster with glue dots so teens can take a mini ball to keep.Mount a poster featuring sports figures with cutout faces on a cardboard stand to create a fun photo op where teens can stand behind the poster and put their faces in the cutouts.Create a giant scoreboard poster that includes stats for each player to show off their accomplishments.Make a paper jersey for each player and hang them in the hallway with colored pens so students can write encouraging messages on them.Do a different sports team in each hallway. Highlight individual players by making a life-size silhouette cutout of each player in a recognizable stance from their sport to line the hall.Hallway posters for sports teams during homecoming typically include images of things related to the sport and all the individual players on the team.
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