After what felt like a month for many of the heavily involved high school students and staff, homecoming week is now a wrap.
This year, the students at MHS voted and decided that the homecoming’s overall theme would be based around Broadway musicals. This meant that floats would be decorated like different musicals, students in school would dress up as different stars and characters all week, and tables inside the dance would be decorated with shining stars and playbills.
The goal of float building is for students in each grade level to come together and create the best decorated float while following specific rules and requirements. This year, the winner was the senior class, who spent more than 24 hours designing a “wickedly extravagant float.”
The Friday night lights proved eventful as the varsity football team pulled off its first home win of the season. The homecoming court was also announced. Congratulations to the homecoming king, Cole McDaniel, and queen, Clare Merryman.
As for the dance, students collectively agreed, “That’s the happiest we’ve seen that many other students in a long time.” Homecoming 2021 was a sure show-stopper.
