Homecoming Dance

Homecoming weekend on a college campus is a high energy time of year for the students. There is parties, friends, people from out of town, and of course more security to keep it all in check. Donald Farrell III had been walking with his girlfriend and a number of friends to one of those parties on homecoming weekend on Saturday, Oct. 27, 2007.

One member of the team, Michaels Jones, tells us this, and explains how difficult it is to fit these fundraisers into her already busy schedule. Having the cheerleaders, and band at football games is an important part of the atmosphere and is one aspects many students consider when choosing a school.

Most of the time we have a small part of the school participating in fundraisers, but when the students create the fundraisers a larger amount of students participate. Now, you don’t want have a boring fundraiser like selling candles, so the SCA creates fundraisers like movie night and penny wars. The penny wars allows the student body and faculty to donate money to a container of their choice. Each container has a college or university on them and the people choose which one they like the most. Next, movie night is fundraiser where we don’t raise money from the movie, but from the food sales. Since we can’t charge someone to watch the movie, we can create a food stand for people to get food

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Student council has been putting all of homecoming week together, including the dance, for the past few weeks. This year's homecoming was decided to be have the same week as Founder’s Day. Throughout the week, lots of students and staff members showed

Homecoming? What does it mean you mean to you. Well to Mr. Saba “Homecoming means alumni coming home.”

I understand that being a part of this group would require a large time commitment. However, I am willing to do whatever is needed of me if selected, not only the minimum requirements. My effort would be at the maximum and I would put in how ever much time was needed for each and every part of Homecoming to be a great success. I understand that this includes attending and leading weekly committee meetings for both executive and steering as well as putting in additional office hours and a long list of other duties. I envy this role as I enjoy communicating with a multitude of individuals and doing my part behind the scenes to ensure that any group I am apart of and leading can work efficiently. I care about Homecoming so much that I am striving for an opportunity to serve in this role as I have thoroughly enjoyed being a part of both Homecoming Big and Steering. I understand that both of these committees are the true backbone and of our Homecoming celebration. I would love the opportunity to coordinate and delegate the duties of each of these committees by evaluating how things have previously run and seeing what works and what changes may need to be made. Through my love for Homecoming, I would do whatever I possible could to ensure that our celebration was as or more successful than ever before and keep it America’s Greatest

With the many accomplishments that has been achieved over the past year that we are proud of, many Omicron brothers are especially proud of the fact that we WON the 2015 annual Homecoming. The tradition where fraternities and sororities are paired and work together to participate in the various events, tasks, and performances that take place throughout the week. Homecoming, and the Spring semester equivalent of Greek Week, has and still are an amazing part of Iowa Greek Life. This time, the brothers of Delta Tau Delta, the lovely ladies of Pi Beta Phi and the gentlemen of Beta Theta Pi, all teamed up to put forth their best efforts towards winning it all. Delta Tau Delta Greek Week/Homecoming Co-Chairmen junior Chris Scumaci and senior Alex Springer worked hard at advertising the events to the brothers, getting everyone motivated and maintaining the great relationships formed throughout the process.

We do fundraising to accumulate money for the uniform and for the use of the bowling alley

Historically, within Sherman Oaks CES, the homecoming dance has not been generally observed as the most grandiose of school dances. Typically overshadowed by the lauded Winter Formal, homecoming is heavily scrutinized by most students as it has been viewed as lackluster and even “trashy.” 11th grade student Myles Griffin was able to recently share his views regarding the dance. “First of all, I don’t think it’s hyped up enough. Sure we have posters saying, “Homecoming is this week! Buy your tickets!”, but it’s just

During the third month of school, I joined the sixth grade student council. I grew tired of drawing with messy charcoal in art club and wanted to be part of a change, not just an organized after school activity, as lovely as it once had been. Instead of generating the initial ideas for the school dance and coordinating the days of spirit week, I found myself working behind the scenes, developing upon ideas already thought

The homecoming dance was held on October 15, 2016, at the Knights of Columbus. Our theme was “The Wizard of Oz.” Our adventure down the yellow brick road began at 8pm. Arriving we felt like, we weren’t in Kansas anymore. Skipping down the yellow brick road, through the corn fields, were many couples such as Ryana with Geo, Leila with Jose, Jaylee with Seth, and many more . First stop, pictures with, Dorothy, Scarecrow, Tinman, and Courage the Cowardly Lion. Next everyone whirled onto the dance floor as soon as the D.J. began playing songs like the Cupid Shuffle, the Electric Slide, the Cha, Cha Slide, and the Whip/Nae, Nae. Overall, Our journey in the Emerald City ended much too soon, at 11pm. I guess you could say, this homecoming dance was

The event is the biggest fundraiser of the year. Since the Campus Theatre is a non-profit it relies on events like this as well as support of its members and the community as a whole. “The annual celebration is one of our biggest fundraisers of the year.” Paquin explains. “We hold a silent auction inside with some

I have been a student council officer for 3 years and most still do not know about half the projects this organization orchestrates. From small teacher appreciation projects to large donations projects for the holidays, student council attempts to reach out to the whole community. Whether it be writing a small note to someone, donating a whole thanksgiving dinner to a family in need, or bringing major awareness to things such as drinking and driving, changing just one persons day is worth more than any recognition I would ever want to

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