Homecoming schedule announced
MTHS ASB created this poster representing the homecoming schedule. The poster is the first thing students will see as they walk in the doors on Monday.
October 4, 2013
The schedule for this year’s homecoming week has officially been announced. ASB has finished their large homecoming poster that represents the different theme days for the special, spirit filled week.
On Monday, Oct. 21 the theme is Generation day. Freshmen will dress up as babies, sophomores as kids, juniors as adults, and seniors as senior citizens. Homecoming coronation will also be on that Monday, at 7 p.m. in the Terraceum.
This year’s homecoming court will be announced that night. On Tuesday, Oct 22, the theme day is “Into the Wild,” with students encouraged to dress up as things and animals found in the wild.
Wednesday, Oct. 23 is Walt Disney Day, where hawks can dress up as anything Disney.
Thursday, Oct. 24 is Video Game Madness day. Corresponding with the overall homecoming theme, video games, on this day students will dress up sporting costumes for their video game theme. Freshmen are Donkey Kong, sophomores are Sonic the Hedgehog, juniors are Pokemon and seniors are Super Mario.
Friday, Oct. 25 is a very busy homecoming day. The theme during the day is class colors. Freshmen wear gray, sophomores wear white, juniors wear black and seniors wear red. The homecoming assembly will be during school on Friday.
That night, Hawks Football plays Shorewood at 8 p.m. in this year’s homecoming game. To wrap up the exciting week, the homecoming dance will be Saturday from 9 p.m. until 12 p.m. Tickets will go on sale soon and cost $10 each with and ASB card and $15 each without an ASB card.
Nick Fiorillo is the Editor-in-Chief of the Hawkeye and thehawkeye.org. This is Nick's second year of serving as editor. Last year, he led the Hawkeye in one of the organization's most dramatic transformations in decades, replacing the broadsheet newspaper with a feature based newsmagazine and an emphasis on online content.
Prior to serving as editor-in-chief, Nick was the local news editor during his sophomore year and was a staff reporter during his freshman year.
Nick was named as the 2014 Free Spirit Scholar from Washington state, and traveled to Washington, D.C. as the Washington state delegate to the 2014 Al Neuharth Free Spirit and Journalism Conference. He has received several state and national awards for journalism, including several JEA National Write-off Competition Awards. He was recently awarded the rating of "Superior" for Editorial Writing at the Spring 2014 JEA/NSPA High School Journalism Conference in San Diego, Calif.
His interests include journalism, politics, public policy, law and education. He plans on attending a four-year university and majoring in political science and social policy.
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