Freshmen tied with seniors after Homecoming Kick Off Assemblies

Alison Pfaff and Harriet Hunt
September 20, 2015

Students and faculty filled Central’s main gym on Sept. 18 for the Homecoming Kick Off Assemblies in which members of each graduating class participated in the “Homecoming Games” to earn points for their grade. The first assembly featured the juniors versus the seniors and the second assembly featured the freshmen versus the sophomores. The games included a relay race, a dance competition, a cheer-off and a tug of war.

The seniors and freshmen are tied for first place with 800 points, the sophomores are in second place with 550 points and the juniors are in last place with 450 points. Students can earn more points for their class by participating in dress-up days during the week of Sept. 21.

This year’s Homecoming Court was also introduced during Friday’s assemblies. Members are seniors Doug Albert, Stone Cai, Carlos Garcia, Michael Gentile, Trent Graves, Kyle Mallen, Anthony Miser, Scott Piper, Kevin Trickey, Miles Weimer, Tiffany Chen, Kerri Donovan, Diamond Hannon, Mia Jimenez, Cristina McCormack, Maureen Musgrave, Eliza Perchanok, Marissa Pintozzi, Stephanie Robinson and Hannah Swarm.

Juniors and seniors can vote for Homecoming Queen and King via the link on Naperville Central’s website until Sept. 24. Homecoming Royalty will be announced on Sept. 25 during the Crowning Assemblies.

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Alison Pfaff, Profiles Editor

Alison is a senior and this is her second year on the editorial board. She has always had an interest in different forms of writing. She is interested in journalism in particular because it is a way to keep people informed and it is always great to see her work in print. Alison also enjoys the design elements and photography that goes into making a monthly issue. She is also the Editor in Chief of the Literary Magazine.

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Harriet is a sophomore and this is her first year on the editorial board. She travels a lot and has been all over the world. She really enjoys photography, astronomy and drawing/painting. Harriet plays tennis at Naperville Central and she horse rides outside of school. She is interested in journalism because she likes learning and the school newspaper is a good way for students to express their ideas and get the stories out that normally you might not hear about.

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