Parkway South High School - Declaration Yearbook (Manchester, MO)

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WAFFLED WILDCATS Homecoming weekend has got to be the busiest and most difficult weekends of them all. The Patriot spirit never died, Only got better beginning with the pep assembly Friday night. The Varsity cheerleaders and Patriettes held up the school spirit at the assem- bly. After that, the annual bonfire was lit and the people turned up in big numbers. The bonfire was followed by a beautiful display of fireworks. Saturday was the busiest day and it turned out excellent. It was started by a parade which consists of both squads of Poms, and cheerleaders, the marching band, and all the floats that were made. After the parade, the football patriots overpowered the Eureka Wildcats 26- 9. Right before the start of the game, a man parachuted out of a plane and down onto the field. During half-time, the homecoming court was presented. Finally, the weekend ended with the homecoming dance. Even though the weekend took a lot of work on every- body ' s part, I ' m sure that everbody was relieved and happy that everything went so well. ' i ■i .. — JBi.