SHS hosts the annual homecoming parade and the new carnival on Friday Sep. 13. The football game and dance took place Saturday Sep. 14.
"It's so cool seeing everyone from the community come to watch us because we're usually so caught up in only the high school but there's so many more people than just the kids at our school so it made me really happy to see so many people cheering for us," Brown said.
"I loved the feeling of my school spirit being able to make others laugh and smile," Davis said. "Throwing out candy to all those kids and waving at all those people made my day."
"This is the first year I was able to play powderpuff and it was everything I was hoping for," Reynolds said. "I'm really grateful the juniors let me play with them."
"It felt great to beat the freshmen and win overall," Murrilo said. "Usually the seniors always win but not this year but it was from all of us girls working together and for the few seniors that joined in to give us the win."
"I mean (letting the cardinal fly) at first is nerve racking but after awhile it's fun to just let (it) fly," Meaders said. "It's fun to hear the parents cheer because it's a tradition to let it fly after every touchdown."
"I didn't really have the confidence that I could lead a section because it had been just me and Nicole for three years" Rusaw said. "But as the season has gone on, it has gotten a lot easier to help them and it's gotten more fun because we're like a small family who can have fun together but also get things done when needed."
"I felt a little embarrassed for being the shortest but I saved myself by giving the crowed a good laugh," junior Lai Thang said. "I was glad to be able to have that chance of being in homecoming court and share the moment."
"I really just didn't want to go in and mess up because it was my first game," Jefferson said. "But after I caught my first pass the game just became fun."
"(Scoring the first point) boosted my confidence, that the coaches believed in me and I think it got the team going for the rest of the game," Cocherell said.
Credits:
Kelsey Jones and David Massangel