Morgan High School - Raider Yearbook (McConnelsville, OH)

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PLACE lt was a cool October morning and a feeling of anticipation encompassed the school. As the school bell began to ring on October I, so also began the week of homecoming festivities. Throughout the week, students and staff displayed school spirit and alle- giance. While passing through the halls, one could see many Raiders wearing decorative hats and multico- Iored bandanas. fit was rumored that one student wearing a total of fourteen colorful bandanas was sighted.D As the final days preceding the game arrived, the excitement contin- ued to increase. The school spirit warmed as many attended the bonfire at the athletic field. More celebration followed as all joined hands, formed a lengthy, human snake, and proceeded to dance through the streets. Finally, the long awaited homecom- TO E PERIENC ing day arrived. The school hallways appeared as a collage of blues and grays, as numerous people proudly ex- hibited the school colors. Near the end of the day, many gathered in the gym- nasium for a pep rally and final display of devotion. Across the floor lay the results of the spirit chain contest - the Seniors claiming a proud victory. Time progressed and many assem- bled to witness the homecoming pre- sentation. As the band set the mood, the floats and homecoming attendants and escorts captured the audience's attention. Cheers of support then es- calated as the members of the football team stepped onto the field. Even though a chilling breeze penetrated the air of that October evening, a feel- ing of warmth radiated from the hearts of those who proudly called themselves Raiders. uffxyzi '? -445' 3' 3 3 This page paid for by Styling Station