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2007
CHS Homecoming
PENNY WARS NOTE: Sharp Focus Video will video the Homecoming Parade and Coronation. They will combine both events and make a DVD for $20. If anyone is interested in purchasing a DVD, they can stop by Sharp Focus Video at 819A Polk Street and place an order. Anyone interested could also go to SharpFocusVideo.com and order a DVD from their website. Close This Window |
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2006
CHS Homecoming Week
Parade Winners for the CHS Class Competition:
Overall Parade Winners
See
the King and Queen & the results of the football game here!
The Chillicothe High School senior homecoming candidates are, front row, from left: Meagan Scott, the daughter of Kelly Doss; Tara Jeffries, daughter of Doug and Michelle Jeffries; Alison Critten, daughter of David and Terri Critten; Kristen Jeschke, daughter of Kevin and Anne Jeschke; and Sierra McCown, daughter of Mary Jo McCown and Jason Riddle and the late Gary McCown. Back row, from left: Austin Sloan, son of Bob and Carol Sloan; Cole Minnis, son of Mark and Lisa Schroeder and Warren Minnis; Carter Lindley, son of Scott and Deborah Lindley; Matt Oleson, son of Junior and Patty Oleson. Not pictured is Phillip Earley, son of Pat and Alicia Earley. The homecoming king and queen will be crowned next Friday following the Hornet football game against Savannah. CHS Homecoming Week Spirit Days Dress Up Days - prizes awarded during lunch
Class Competition Events - before school
CHS Celebrates Homecoming
Week Activities for the Chillicothe High School Homecoming week are under way and students are gearing up for the annual homecoming game which will be held at 7 p.m. on Friday against the Savannah Savages. This year's homecoming theme is “Wild Wild West.” The CHS homecoming week, sponsored by the student council, includes a variety of activities for the students to participate in.
The events began on Monday when students participated in “Fake an Injury/Doctor Day.” According to Principal Tom Anderson, many students participated in this spirit activity and the high school looked like a surgical unit straight from a hospital. On Tuesday, the high school was filled with Superman and Wonderwoman look-a-likes as the students participated in “Superhero Day.” The halls of CHS were filled Wednesday with students dressed in fashion from the 1980s and an 80s trivia contest was held a lunch. Students will continue the Wild Wild West homecoming theme on Thursday as they celebrate “Cowboys and Indians Day.” Before school on Thursday, officials report that a “turkey bowling contest” will be held. In keeping with past tradition, students will dress in red and black on Friday to show their Hornet spirit and before school on Friday, a doughnut eating contest will be held. Best dressed awards were to be given out throughout the week. Close This Window |
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2005
CHS Homecoming Week Homecoming
Hornets Reprise Rapid Rout
Katie Meyers, daughter of Larry and Becky Meyers, was crowned queen; and Andrew Campbell, son of Gary and Beverly Campbell, was crowned king of Chillicothe High School's 2005 Homecoming Friday night at Jerry Litton Memorial Stadium. C-T Photo / Catherine Stortz Ripley Traditional events keep CHS in 'Danger Zone' for Homecoming '05 Dry and mild weather set the stage for a successful Chillicothe High School Homecoming week that culminated with a big football win and the naming of royalty Friday night. The football Hornets more than fulfilled the crowd's appetite for victory by blanking the St. Joseph: Lafayette Fighting Irish 41-0 at Jerry Litton Memorial Stadium. Following the game, senior Katie Meyers, daughter of Larry and Becky Meyers, was crowned queen; and senior Andrew Campbell, son of Gary and Beverly Campbell, was crowned king. The theme for Homecoming 2005 was "Danger Zone." Also providing glamour to the week of activities was the annual parade held that afternoon. The junior class captured first-place honors in the class competition of the parade, taking the title away from the current senior class that has won the class competition for the past three years. The class competition is a year-long event that the Student Council sponsors with the winner being awarded a movie at Grand 6 Theater in May. The Hunting and Fishing Club was the overall winner of this year's parade. Long-time school supporters David and Darla Macoubrie were chosen by the CHS Student Council to serve as grand marshals for the parade and were also recognized during the coronation that evening. The Macoubries, both graduates of Carrollton High School, moved to Chillicothe in 1965. David has practiced law since 1965 and Darla is retired from the retail field. They are supporters of youth activities, largely because of their two sons, four grandsons and four granddaughters. The homecoming dance was Saturday night in the high school commons. "Homecoming last week was one of the best we have seen at CHS," said Jeanne Lair, who with her husband, Mike, serves as CHS Student Council adviser. "It appeared that students definitely enjoyed the activities of the week."
MONDAY – SEP 26 05 SPIRIT DAY: Pajama / Clash Day
TUESDAY – SEP 27 05 SPIRIT DAY: Fake an Injury / Doctor Day
WEDNESDAY – SEP 28 VOTE for king & queen today – ALL STUDENTS
FRIDAY – SEP 30 05 SPIRIT DAY: Red & Black Day
Please note: Hats may only be worn for dress up days when the hat is a part of your costume. SATURDAY – OCT 1 05 – HOMECOMING DANCE – 8:30 to 11:30 p.m. – CHS Commons
* Those attending the dance must be freshmen or older and should not be older than 20. Any exception to the 20 age limit will only be granted for dates of CHS seniors. Approval of the guest must be granted by the student council advisors before anyone over 20 may attend this high school dance.
HOMECOMING T-SHIRTS
CLASS COMPETITION EVENTS DURING HOMECOMING WEEK
[The class went on to win 1st place in the competition!] C-T Photo/Laura Schuler STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS: Seniors and freshmen (student council members) are expected to stay after the Homecoming Dance to help with the clean up. If all senior and freshman members help, cleanup should be completed within 15 to 20 minutes or less! Juniors and sophomores will be expected to help after the Winter Festival dance. Close This Window Chillicothe R-II Homecoming 2004
The Chillicothe High School junior class float again received first place honors in the overall and class divisions of the 2004 Homecoming parade held on Friday, October 8. The float was adorned with an over-sized, smoking CHS football helmet and a tornado, playing off of the homecoming theme, "We've Got the Thunder, Bring on the Storm." Homecoming
Royalty Crowned Immediately following the game, the 2004 Homecoming coronation ceremony was held and seniors Cassie Cox and Trent Figg were crowned queen and king. Cox and Figg served as Freshman attendants together and have also been dating for the past four years. Cox is the daughter of Sherry Wilson and Kevin Cox and Figg is the son of Troy and Terri Figg. (Photo by Paul Sturm, C-T)
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Chillicothe R-II Homecoming 2003
The Chillicothe High School junior class float earned top honors for its entry in the 2003 homecoming parade Friday afternoon. There were 28 entries in the annual event, which also featured Dr. James and Martha Eden as grand marshals. C-T Photo / Catherine Stortz Ripley CHS Celebrates Homecoming The football Hornets celebrated a 40-13 victory over the Lafayette Fighting Irish on Friday night. The theme for Homecoming was "Another One Bites the Dust." Bob Levy, CHS principal, said that the school put emphasis into the entire week of homecoming and it was all great. Another activity that made this year's event a success was the annual parade on Washington Street Friday. Dr. James and Martha Eden both served as grand marshals of the parade. Dr. Eden served as Chillicothe school's superintendent for 19 years and also ran the game clock at football games for many years. The CHS student council chose the grand marshals. The homecoming dance was held Saturday night at the CHS commons. "The crowd was enormous and the disc jockey was wonderful," Levy said. One of the most anticipated events of homecoming is the crowning of the king and queen. After announcing the names of all female and male class attendants from grades 9-11, the audience was then provided with the names of the senior queen and king candidates. Sharla Fender was crowned queen and Daniel Meyer was crowned king following the homecoming game. Each queen candidate was escorted down the middle of the football field by a king candidate.
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CAPTION:
Mallory and Cory Lowe worked on the Chillicothe High School homecoming royalty float
Tuesday night outside of the school. The float will be among several featured in Friday's Homecoming parade, which will begin at 2:20 p.m. The theme for homecoming is “Wild Wild West.”
C-T Photo/Laura Schuler
Several junior class members were working on a homecoming float in the basement of the Gary Dickinson Performing Arts Center last (Tuesday) evening. When finished, the float will feature the words, "Blow 'em Away," to go along with the high school's homecoming theme, "Danger Zone." The float will be one of several entered in the parade on Friday, which will begin at 2:20 p.m.
With
the theme of "We've Got the Thunder, Bring on the Storm," the
2004 CHS Homecoming Week cumulated with a Hornet victory, a royalty
coronation, and a student dance. The CHS 2004 Homecoming football game
ended with a victory for the Hornets who dominated the Smithville Warriors
47-7.
The
Chillicothe High School 2003 Homecoming proved to be a great success, thanks to beautiful
weather and lots of school support.