Based on everyone’s enthusiasm last week, this year’s CHS Homecoming was a great success.  The Friday event was kicked off with the bright and colorful homecoming parade! The streets were full of beautiful floats thanks to the hard work of CHS Eagles and supporters. The Eagle Bie provided a diverse plethora of sweet treats, savory snacks, and even face painting. It is no wonder that the stands were flocked full of excited students, friends, and families.

The cheer and dance teams gave lovely performances before the main event: the homecoming game. The national anthem was sung by senior Jackson Autry.  

The juniors won the homecoming contest this year with their sugary sweet hallway decor, an impressively choreographed Candyland brawl skit, and tasteful homecoming float.

Homecoming would never be complete without its homecoming princess, princesses, and of course the king and queen.  This year’s homecoming court was comprised of Nick Garcia, Madison McHone, Brad Le, Kelly Tran, Gavin Lickey, Natalie Sato, Kendall Beasley, and Megan Blaga. The students of CHS elected McHone and Garcia as homecoming queen and king, but in a shocking turn of events Garcia gave his crown to Beasley.  

School spirit was at an all time high during the homecoming game! Students wore, ribbons, jerseys, and even decorative ‘war paint’.  

After the game, the Eagles are rejoiced their victory over the Century High Jaguars.  The game was ended with a 55-28 score on the board. Go Eagles!

“I’m looking forward to see what we do for next year’s homecoming, and I’m sure that other students are as well,” said sophomore Milana Oliphant.