During Homecoming, the most anticipated event for many is the crowning of the king and queen. Each year, six girls and six guys from the senior class are chosen to be on the court. In preparation for their introduction at the football game, every contestant fills out a paper with their life ambitions and all their activities and sports they participated in during their time at EHS. Then, at halftime of the Homecoming game, each couple is introduced and, after much anticipation, the king and queen are announced.
At Eisenhower Middle High School, spirit week has been getting more exciting each year that it happens. Students try their hardest to have a good time and show that they have the school spirit that the staff and other students are looking for. Some would say it helps with the school’s pride and shows how excited the students are for the Homecoming festivities. Spirit week has been hit or miss for years, but this year, things have changed, and it looks like it’s for the better.
Every fall, Eisenhower High School has an annual Homecoming dance put together by our Student Council that takes place in the cafeteria. This year, our homecoming theme was “A Knight in a Castle.” The decorations of chandeliers, a rose in a glass case, and stone castles throughout the cafeteria were inspired by The Beautyand the Beast movie. The dance, which was held on September 30, was a huge success, with many students sharing that they had a blast and loved the décor.
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