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Homecoming at South
Lisa Calenda
Ellen Crawford
Emily Hughes
Who will reign over the Winning of the West? Young Song
Laura Paine
Homecoming weekend is now in full swing. Saturday is the big day for Homecoming festivities. The day begins with the Homecoming Parade that leaves Maine South parking lot at 10:00 am. Following the parade are the football games against the Maine West Warriors. Homecoming Queen will be announced between the sophomore and varsity games. During half-time of the varsity game, the inaugural class of Maine South's Athletic Hall of Fame will be inducted. Concluding the day will be the
Homecoming Dance. This year's theme is "In Your Eyes." The dance begins at 7:30 p.m. and concludes at 10:30 p.m.. Homecoming week began when students dressed up according to the different themes for each day this week. This year's themes included pajama day, toga day, dress up day and Hawk colors day. The Hawk pride could be seen throughout the school. This week was promoted by the numerous clubs at Maine South participating in the Window Contest. Every club and activity at Maine South was given the opportunity to
paint a window that corresponded to this year's theme, "How the West was Won." The windows along the front glass hallway display the artistic abilities that many Maine South students possess. Also in spirit of the Homecoming festivities was the Fall Assembly. At the Assembly, Maine South fall student-athletes were recognized. Homecoming nominations were also announced at the Assembly yesterday, along with the narroweddown Homecoming Court. The court contains six Maine South senior girls who will be voted on today for Homecoming Queen.