Reliable, Trustworthy Reporting, Capturing The Heartbeat Of Our Community
Reliable, Trustworthy Reporting, Capturing The Heartbeat Of Our Community
Court • Summerland students selected as homecoming court, attendants and crown bearers include (front row, l-r): Creed Stelling, Kendyl Bergman; (second row, l-r): Hadley Cheatum and Jaykwon Petite, junior attendants; Preslie Robertson and Jesse Thiele, sophomore attendants; Jaycee Reynolds and Sam Cheatum, freshmen attendants; (third row, l-r): seniors Emma Kerkman, Emily Nordby, Cassidy Bearinger, Madison Melcher, Lizett Marino; (back row, l-r): Keegan Smith, Mason Hoke, Colton Thiele, Kolton McAllister and (not pictured): Ty Rix.
Homecoming week kicks off for Summerland students, Monday, Sept. 27.
Student council members have planned a week full of activities to promote Bobcat pride that will lead to the crowning of the king and queen, during halftime, of the Oct. 1 football game, in Orchard.
Students will have opportunities to earn points for their class, with a spirit trophy being awarded at the end of the week.
Spirit week begins with five opportunities to show off school spirit. Students are encouraged to
wear a jersey for their favorite team on Monday.
On Tuesday, students can dress in western wear or don a preppy look for country versus country club day. Elementary students will be able to follow a country or cowboy theme for dressing up.
Everyone is invited to show their American pride and patriotism on Wednesday.
Junior and senior high students will walk the red carpet, Thursday, when they dress as their favorite Hollywood star. Elementary students may dress as a cartoon character.
All students and staff are encouraged to show off their school spirit, Friday, for Bobcat Day. Dress head to toe in Bobcat blue, black and silver.
Other activities planned throughout the week include a trivia contest, sidewalk chalk decorating contest for grades seven through 12, door decorating contest and a class skit or lip-sync competition.
On Friday, Oct. 1, students and staff only will have a pep rally, which will include music by the pep band, introduction of royalty court and class attendants, elementary class cheers, speeches by coaches and junior and senior high class skits or lip sync presentations.
The homecoming dance is scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 2, from 7:30 to 11:30 p.m., in the commons area at the school.
The dance is open to only high school students, who will be breathalyzed when entering.
Student Council Advisor Amy Selting said doors will open at 7 p.m. for photos.
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