HOMECOMING 2021: “Students Make Their Mark On The World”

Michaela Scott, Editor-in-Chief|November 15, 2021

After a year a half of adapting to social distancing restrictions, students finally celebrated a school-sponsored homecoming with their peers. Despite the mask restrictions because of the indoor event, over 700 tickets were sold to the SCA. Students who participated in submitting their photos included their favorite part of the night.

 

 

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Junior Olivia Powers and her friend group (left to right: junior Kamdyn Perley, junior Emma Fadeley, junior Olivia Powers, junior Meredith Bradford, junior Sara Hickman) at Oatlands Historic House and Gardens. “My favorite part was being able to have a homecoming week with all of the spirit days,” Powers said. “I also liked celebrating the week with the big game against Lightridge High School.” (Photo courtesy of Olivia Powers)
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Senior Bella Sierra and her friends on the dance floor in the gymnasium. “The best part of homecoming was getting to dance with my friends to ‘Don’t Stop Believing,’ I loved seeing everyone so excited,” Sierra said. “I brought my film camera to capture it all.” (Photo courtesy of Bella Sierra)

 

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Junior Matthew Jackmore and his group (left to right: junior Nick Alexander, junior Wesley Celentano, junior Mason Noufal, junior Zach Hensch, junior Matthew Jackmore, junior Qavi Woodard, junior Jake Rodriguez) during pictures. “My favorite part of the night was eating dinner,” Jackmore said. “Our group went to Sakura, and it was amazing.” (Photo courtesy of Matthew Jackmore)