The Homecoming King (Kyle Mowen) and Queen (Ashley Holcomb) also took 1st and 2nd place on Friday for Spirit! They wore blue skin suits and assorted bright yellow spirit wear.
Ally Minor also showed her true colors on Spirit Day.
Left to right: Deme Batchelor (Freshman) took third, Kayleigh McKinnon (Junior) placed second, and Ashley Holcomb (Senior) received first place on Class Color Day.
Left to right: Becky Giles, Keely Collard, and Jesse Crowder wore their best PJs on the first day of Spirit Week.
Left to right: Bekah Mowen, Kayleigh McKinnon, and Nikki Rodhouse are all impersonating movie characters of different decades. Can you guess who they are?
On Fictional Movie Character Day, Rachel Clowers (left), Trystin Smith (middle), and Grant Peebles (right) earned their class some Spirit Points!
For Hat Day, Payton Anderson, Russell Wombles, and Nikki Rodhouse won the judges hearts!
Left to right in pairs: Jackie McConnell and Carley White, Deanna Hull and Pam Hirst, Logan Smith and Corby Edwards, and Becky Giles and Derek Dolbeare partnered with a classmate to dress as twinkies.
The Homecoming King (Kyle Mowen) and Queen (Ashley Holcomb) also took 1st and 2nd place on Friday for Spirit! They wore blue skin suits and assorted bright yellow spirit wear.
"Grandma Jesse" shows off his girlish figure on Monday.
Mr. Edwards came into his office on Monday to find it filled with balloons! He made two perfectly innocent senior girls pop them all before school. What an outrage!
The junior class on PJ/Decade Movie Character Day
Some freshmen girls wear their footie pajamas in the hall.
Nikki Rodhouse poses as Miley Cyrus.
The freshmen class on Pajama/Movie Character of the Decade Day
Ryan Snider as John Travolta poses with Kayleigh McKinnon as Sandy.
The Senior class on PJ/Decade Movie Character Day
Teachers Miss French, Ms. Jones, and Mrs. Campbell were cupcakes on Twinkie Day
Angel Rose takes a nap in the hallway
The Sophomore class on PJ/Decade Movie Character Day
Trystin Smith was the Mad Hatter.
Kyle Mowen dressed up as Aladin with a moving magic carpet.
Guess who these two are
Freddie Kruegar welcomes a cupcake to his world by tearing at her frosting.
Wayne and Garth made a special appearance in the small gym on Tuesday.
It's Twinkie Day!
The Freshmen girls on Twinkie Day.
The only difference between these two twinkies is a foot!
Thing 1 and Thing 2 pose together on Twinkie Day.
The cast of "Napoleon Dynamite" gather in the hallway for a picture.
"Grandma Jesse" shows off his girlish figure on Monday.
Even though classes have resumed, everyone still giggles about this year's Homecoming and the crazy things that happened that week.
Seniors kept the lead all five days during Spirit Week because of their high percentage of participation. Other classes shuffled around between the last three placements. This year, the Bonfire was held indoors due to nasty weather with no fire and minimal running. Senior participation in the Bonfire reached an all time low for that class with only ten people who showed up. The Sophomores won the Spirit Stick that night and the King (Kyle Mowen), Queen (Ashley Holcomb), and Senior Flower Girl (Sarah Calvin) were revealed.
The floats were also different from any other year because of their locations. Seniors were not in the Ag shop as they have been in years past. The Senior, Junior, and Sophomore floats were all squished into the big bus barn. The Freshmen had their float location changed twice due to the rain and didn't even get to build on campus.
Who could forget the second day of Homecoming Week when the Seniors came to school to find all of their decorations sabotaged by the "class of 2018"? Many derogatory remarks were made and most of the good natured Spirit was washed from windows but the class of 2018 was cleared of all charges when outside culprits came forth.
Seniors spent Friday building the Homecoming dance and their skit props. The pep rally that day proved to be a complete flop for their skit as some actors were a little nervous. Freshmen wowed the crowd with a dance in their skit. (Look it up on Facebook. You won't regret it!) Juniors featured some interesting voices in their performance and Sophomores had an action packed skit as well.
Even though our football boys lost the game, everyone had a blast preparing for it all that week. It was far from the traditional Homecoming at Pleasant Hill but it was everything it was supposed to be: memorable and fun!
