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Friday, October 12, 2012
Neighbors | Eartha Terrell.Phoebe Breckenridge (left), Sydney Greenwood, Ashley Williams, Ashlee Hartman, Alyssa Kapics and Sarah Melfu enjoyed music and fun with their friends during Fitch High School’s “Homecoming”.
Fitch High School students, Samantha Mehle (left), Emily Wyant, Kristen Nolf, Eric Porter, Brittney Pittman, Karina Betts and Krista Rosensteel enjoyed a night of fun during the school’s “Homecoming” Sept. 29.
Fitch High School senior students, Mariah DeFuria (left) and her sister, Miranda, were excited to spend their final homecoming with each other and friends Sept. 29.
Neighbors | Eartha Terrell.Ka’Naylay Cox (left) and Shaentell Dukes had fun with their classmates during Fitch High School’s “Homecoming” Sept. 29.
Fitch High School stidents, Mariah DeFuria (left) and Kyle Moore, were excited to win Homecoming Queen and King Sept. 29.
By EARTHA TERRELL
Fitch High School students danced the night away during the school’s annual homecoming Sept. 29.
Hundreds of students eagerly walked into the high school dressed to impress with elegant gowns and suits. The evening provided a much-needed stress reliever for some students, who were just happy to be able to have fun with their friends.
“I love getting dressed up and it’s just a break from school because we don’t get to have this much fun on a regular basis,” said Sarah Melfu.
Teachers also chaperoned the event and were just as happy as their students. English teacher and homecoming coordinator Jennifer Leugers was appreciative of all the students’ hard work and dedication to make the event possible.
“We have to have a lot of student involvement. They sacrifice a lot of their time coming after school and coming early in the morning to decorate and I think the kids need to let loose and have some fun in a safe environment and show a different side of themselves,” Leugers said.
The highlight of the event was crowning the school’s homecoming king and queen, which were Kyle Moore and Mariah DeFuria. The two were surprised, yet honored to be chosen.
“I had no expectations. It feels great to win and knowing that your school voted for you,” said Moore.
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