Homecoming

Middle/High School Homecoming Spirit Week - January 22-25, 2008

Homecoming Game Times / Fri., Jan. 25

Boys JVarsity vs Jupiter Christian @ 5:30pm

Boys Varsity vs Jupiter Christian @ 7:30pm

The Alumni Celebration will start at 6:00pm
in the Enochs Center / Gym conference room.
Questions? Contact Ryan Millner

See Pics of the week's events

Shortened Classes,
36 minute classes

Day ends at 1:30pm to allow students to work on banners, floats, skits, etc. until 3pm

1^st Period
2^nd Period
Homeroom
3rd Period
4^th Period
5^th Period
MS Lunch
HS 6^th
MS 6^th
HS Lunch
7^th Period

8:00 – 8:36
8:40 – 9:16
9:20 – 9:27
9:31 – 10:07
10:11 – 10:47
10:51 – 11:27
11:27 – 12:02
11:31 – 12:07
12:02 – 12:42
12:07 – 12:42
12:46 – 1:22

Homecoming 2008 King & Queen Steven Madonna and Tida Sroivattana

Homecoming 2007 King & Queen Michael Wallner and Ashley Even

Homecoming 2006 King & Queen Matt Sease and Kimberly Rick

CA$H WARS GOTCHA! Game Dress/Theme Days Parade Day Homecoming Dance

Theme Rules

To fit the overall homecoming theme, “A Heroes Homecoming” teachers and students should choose appropriate items for their class float. Each grade (6-12) is responsible for at least one class float and vehicle for their Prince and Princess or King and Queen.
Float themes must be turned in to the Secondary Office for approval before the class can begin working on the theme.

Week Long Middle/High School Class Competitions:

Middle and High School Students will participate in this activity.

Seven large jars will be placed in one central location (Middle/High School Office). Each jar will be labeled with a grade.
Students may put money into them all week long. Pennies count for positive points; silver change and dollars count as negative points.
The class with the most points at the end of the week is declared the winner. Results will be posted at the end of the week.
Spirit points will be awarded as follows: 1,000 for first place; 600 for second place; and 350 for third place.

High School and Middle School will play separate “Gotcha” games.

Homerooms must select TWO students per homeroom to play the Gotcha Game. Homeroom teachers must provide that student’s name to Student Council.
Student Council will place each student’s name on an index card, which will be placed in a container with all players’ names.
Each participating student will select a card, making sure that he or she has not drawn the name of someone in the same grade.
Participating students will try to “tag” the person noted on his or her index card; if successful, he or she will announce, “Gotcha!”
When a student is tagged, he or she must give up his or her index card to the tagger, and then is out of the game. The participating student will then try to tag the student noted on the newly acquired index card.
The game ends Friday before the Pep Rally.
The winner of the game is the last person remaining. If more than one person still remains, the winner is the student with the most index cards in his or her possession.

Restrictions:

A participating student may not be tagged if he or she is within arm’s length of at least two other classmates.
Students may only be tagged between 8:00 a.m. and 3:15 p.m., and only on school property. Students may only be tagged between classes and at lunch. Students disrupting a class in session in order to tag a player will cause 150 points to be deducted from their grade’s total.
Students may not be chased and/or tagged in the vicinity of any moving vehicle.
Bathrooms are off-limits.

Dress / Theme Days

Students will be allowed to dress in clothes matching the themes for each day in accordance with school policy. All students who do not dress are required to be in school uniform; changing throughout the day into plain clothes from costume or uniform is not permitted. Any student who dresses inappropriately or changes clothes during the day will cause 150 points to be deducted from their grade's total and will be disciplined according to school policy by the administration. The dress days will be as follows:

TUESDAY - Spirit Day Students will be permitted to dress in the school colors. Bonus points for crazy hair, wacky shoes, fingernails, etc. Scavenger Hunt: 1:30–3:00pm
Evening: Bonfire, Barbecue and Car Bash at 7PM
WEDNESDAY - Wacky Tourist Day. Dress as a tourist... get bonus points for props you can't wear! The Faculty vs Student Basketball Game will be from 1:30-3:00pm in the Enochs Center. Student coaches Jaime Rick and Daniel Barber. Sign up in the MS/HS Office.
THURSDAY - Superhero Day Dress as a Superhero! Bonus points for full costumes! Obstacle Course / Soccer Field (1:30 – 3:00pm)
EXTRA POINTS AWARDED TO EACH CLASS FOR ATTENDING TONIGHT'S GAMES:
GV Basketball Team vs Horeb @ 4:00PM
BJV Basketball Team vs The Kings Academy @ 6:00PM
BV Basketball Team vs The Kings Academy @ 7:30PM
FRIDAY - Assembly, Parade @ 1PM, Coronation and Game Day
PLEASE NOTE: Significant Points (1,000) will be taken away for NOT cleaning up after float construction and parade.
SATURDAY - Dance, "A Heroes Homecoming" 7PM Tickets $10 in advance, sold all Homecoming Week at the Picnic Tables before school, during lunch and after school. Tickets will be $12 at the door. Attire: Semi-Formal. Light refreshments. The court is required to attend in their suits and gowns.

Class Competition Events

Points will be awarded based on class participation.
Homeroom teachers will record the number of students dressed each day. That number will be converted into a percentage. Spirit points are awarded as follows:
90-100% = 500 points 80-89% = 300 points 70-79% = 100 points
NO POINTS will be awarded to classes with less than 70% participation.

Parade Day - Friday

Each grade (6-12) is responsible for at least one class float and vehicle for their Prince and Princess or King and Queen.

Float themes must be turned in to the Secondary Office for approval before the class can begin working on the theme.

On Parade Day, we will have extended homeroom time to complete floats.

Students will go to Assembly to hear the testimonies of King and Queen nominees. Candidates will also be required to respond to questions drawn from a list of ten questions presented beforehand by the Student Council. Students in grades 9-12 will vote for Homecoming King and Queen. Students will then set up for the parade. The parade will commence at approximately 1:00pm. For safety reasons, no candy may be thrown from the floats.

Judges will be posted adjacent to the high school office, at the end of the parade route, to judge each class’s theme, mascot, and banner. Each item will be judged on creativity, originality, and overall quality. Presentation times must be between three and five minutes. Presentations that do not fall within the three-to-five minute time limit will lose 150 points.
Points will be awarded as follows:

PARADE POINT SYSTEM
1st Place = 3000 points 2nd Place = 1000 points 3rd Place = 750 points	Grades may also earn 500 points for timely dismantling of floats and clean-up of work areas. Conversely, failure to dismantle floats and clean up work areas will result in a loss of 1,000 points.

Grade and float winners will be announced during the Homecoming Game.

If you would like to have any of the pictures below, please RIGHT CLICK on the photo for the number, then click HERE and request that number photo to be sent to you.

Homecoming King/Queen
2007 Homecoming King and Queen Michael Wallner and Ashley Even	2008 Homecoming Kind and Queen Steven Madonna and Tida Sroivattana
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Special Thanks to Mrs. Cain, Mr. James, the Student Council and all those who helped to make Homecoming Week 2008 the best SCS Homecoming celebration yet!