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The Unit 5 Board of Education will vote on the proposal to add two IHSA sports at the high school level on Sept. 17.[Photo Illustration]
District to vote on adding girls flag football, boys volleyball
Principal Dr. Adam Zbrozek and his wife hold their first grandchild, Oaklynn Raye Zbrozek, born Monday, Aug. 18, weighing 7 pounds, 7 ounces and measuring 18 inches. Zbrozek joked that Oaklynn “already has more hair than me” after driving to Texas for her birth. Photo Courtesy of: Dr. Adam Zbrozek
Zbrozek returns after missing first week for granddaughter’s birth
A mockup of the video scoreboards being installed in the East Gym over the summer. Image Courtesy of: Community Athletics department // Used with Permission
New digital scoreboards to be installed in East Gym
Community’s bass fishing team poses after winning the inaugural Big 12 championship. Coach Derrick Schonauer said the sport is rapidly growing, adding a conference and regional tournament this season. Photo Courtesy of: Mr. Derrick Schonauer // Used with Permission
Community wins Big 12 bass fishing title, falls short at regional
Photo Illustration // Mr. Brad Bovenkerk
TikTok trend promotes Chromebook vandalism, raises fire safety concerns
From Ryan Coogler comes “Sinners,” a haunting tale about what it means to fight for your identity—before it’s drained away. Michael B. Jordan stars in a dual role as twin brothers whose juke joint dreams turn into a battleground for the soul of a community. With vampires standing in for colonizers and appropriation as the real curse, “Sinners” might be the best film of the year. Image Courtesy of: Warner Bros. Pictures
‘Sinners’ sinks its teeth into cultural appropriation with sharp, stylish bite
Almost Famous: 3 artists on the brink of a breakout
Almost Famous: 3 artists on the brink of a breakout
"Mickey 17" is a dark comedy directed by Bong Joon Ho, released in March 2025. Image Courtesy of: ​Warner Bros. Pictures
‘Mickey 17’ blends Sci-Fi satire, dark humor and existential horror in a capitalist critique
Photo Illustration
Top ‘toons showdown bracket
YouTube, founded in 2005, was still in its infancy when Soulja Boy uploaded an instructional dance video for his track "Crank That (Soulja Boy)" on the platform. The video quickly racked up millions of views, launching the young artist's career. Screencapture: YouTube // @Soulja Boy
From viral sensation to industry architect—Soulja Boy brings his legacy to Bloomington’s Castle Theatre
From Ryan Coogler comes “Sinners,” a haunting tale about what it means to fight for your identity—before it’s drained away. Michael B. Jordan stars in a dual role as twin brothers whose juke joint dreams turn into a battleground for the soul of a community. With vampires standing in for colonizers and appropriation as the real curse, “Sinners” might be the best film of the year. Image Courtesy of: Warner Bros. Pictures
‘Sinners’ sinks its teeth into cultural appropriation with sharp, stylish bite
"Mickey 17" is a dark comedy directed by Bong Joon Ho, released in March 2025. Image Courtesy of: ​Warner Bros. Pictures
‘Mickey 17’ blends Sci-Fi satire, dark humor and existential horror in a capitalist critique
Photo Illustration
Top ‘toons showdown bracket
Photo Illustration: Brad Bovenkerk // Image Partially Created Using Artificial Intellegence: Adobe Firelfly
Hollywood’s game plan: 3 video games begging for screen adaptations
Promotional Image Courtesy of: Studio Ghibli
Top 5 Studio Ghibli films
Almost Famous: 3 artists on the brink of a breakout
Almost Famous: 3 artists on the brink of a breakout
YouTube, founded in 2005, was still in its infancy when Soulja Boy uploaded an instructional dance video for his track "Crank That (Soulja Boy)" on the platform. The video quickly racked up millions of views, launching the young artist's career. Screencapture: YouTube // @Soulja Boy
From viral sensation to industry architect—Soulja Boy brings his legacy to Bloomington’s Castle Theatre
Why Harrison Gordon is the band you need to see live
Why Harrison Gordon is the band you need to see live
Tyler, the Creator served as "Chromakopia's" producer, writer and arranger. Among some of the features on the album's 14 tracks are Daniel Caesar, Teezo Touchdown, Lil Wayne and Santigold. Album Art Courtesy of: Columbia Records
Tyler, the Creator’s ‘Chromakopia’ delivers bold introspection, evolution
"Writing music and inspiring people is my passion, it's what I love to do," Benson Boone said in October 2023. Two years ago, the TikTok star turned 'American Idol' drop out wasn't so sure. Photo Courtesy: WB Music
Benson Boone: ‘American Idol’ exit to excellent EP ‘PULSE’ [review]
WWE RAW Raw debuted on Netflix in early January as part of a $500 million agreement between the TKO Group, the parent of WWE, and Netflix. Graphic Courtesy of: TKO Group
From Body Slams to brand deals: WWE’s Netflix era leaves some fans tapping out
Image Courtesy of: Netflix Promotional Materials
Tyson vs. Paul: Community weighs in on boxing’s generational showdown [video]
Comfort viewing: 3 reasons I love ‘The Good Place’
Comfort viewing: 3 reasons I love ‘The Good Place’
Comfort Viewing: 3 reasons Pranathi Ganti loves ‘One Tree Hill’
Comfort Viewing: 3 reasons Pranathi Ganti loves ‘One Tree Hill’
Epic finales and epic failures: A tale of triumph, tragedy in TV shows finales
Epic finales and epic failures: A tale of triumph, tragedy in TV shows finales
Photo Illustration: Brad Bovenkerk // Image Partially Created Using Artificial Intellegence: Adobe Firelfly
Hollywood’s game plan: 3 video games begging for screen adaptations
The 2024 Game Awards: Who deserves the spotlight this year
The 2024 Game Awards: Who deserves the spotlight this year
Epic Games rewinds time with Season OG, reignites Fortnite fervor
Epic Games rewinds time with Season OG, reignites Fortnite fervor
Connections, the newest of New York Times' game offerings, is the best game you aren't playing, according to the Inkspot's B.J. Dumas. Screenshot // New York Times
Finding ‘Connections’: the best game you aren’t playing
Top 10 Super Mario power-ups
Top 10 Super Mario power-ups
Week 3: Coach Drengwitz previews the Ironmen’s matchup vs. Urbana [video]
Week 3: Coach Drengwitz previews the Ironmen’s matchup vs. Urbana [video]
West Week: Coach Drengwitz previews the Normal West matchup [video]
West Week: Coach Drengwitz previews the Normal West matchup [video]
Establishing the ground game, Ironmen head coach Mr. Jason Drengwitz said, will be a key to a win against West. Photo Courtesy of: Jeff Christopherson
Chili Bowl clash: Ironmen, Wildcats square off with Big 12 title stakes on the line
The Ironmen opened their season at the Crimson Classic Tournament Aug. 29-30 in Aurora, going 4-1 on the weekend. Photo Courtesy of: @nchsironmenvb // Instagram
Iron volleyball opens season with renewed focus on mental skills
Head coach Mr. Jason Drengwitz addresses the Ironmen after a dominant team effort, highlighted by touchdown catches from three different receivers and a pick-six in the lopsided win.
Ironmen open season with balanced offense, stifling defense in win over Richwoods [photo gallery]
Week 3: Coach Drengwitz previews the Ironmen’s matchup vs. Urbana [video]
Week 3: Coach Drengwitz previews the Ironmen’s matchup vs. Urbana [video]
West Week: Coach Drengwitz previews the Normal West matchup [video]
West Week: Coach Drengwitz previews the Normal West matchup [video]
Establishing the ground game, Ironmen head coach Mr. Jason Drengwitz said, will be a key to a win against West. Photo Courtesy of: Jeff Christopherson
Chili Bowl clash: Ironmen, Wildcats square off with Big 12 title stakes on the line
The Ironmen opened their season at the Crimson Classic Tournament Aug. 29-30 in Aurora, going 4-1 on the weekend. Photo Courtesy of: @nchsironmenvb // Instagram
Iron volleyball opens season with renewed focus on mental skills
Head coach Mr. Jason Drengwitz addresses the Ironmen after a dominant team effort, highlighted by touchdown catches from three different receivers and a pick-six in the lopsided win.
Ironmen open season with balanced offense, stifling defense in win over Richwoods [photo gallery]
As a senior, Walker averaged 19 points, 12 rebounds and 2 blocks per game—and shattered two program records. His 24-rebound night against Richwoods set a single-game record and his 426 rebounds on the season broke a record that stood since 1972. Image Courtesy: Kobe Walker // X
Basketball standout Kobe Walker commits to Valparaiso after Central Michigan coaching shake-up
With a 27-7 finish and a return to the IHSA 4A Sectional Semifinals, this year’s Community squad stepped out of the shadow of the past and forged a new identity. Photo Courtesty of: Charles Green
Iron forged: Girls basketball exceed expectations with fourth-straight Sectional Semifinal berth
Junior Wade Pyle took home two State medals and set new school bests at the IHSA State Swimming and Diving Finals in February. Image Courtesy of: Community Athletics Department
State swimming: Wade Pyle cracks top-eight in two events, breaks records
Kobe Walker was a standout this season, slamming home 34 dunks and setting the program record for single-season rebounds. Walker finished the year fourth all-time in career rebounds, with 764, despite just one season as a starter. Photo Courtesy of: Mr. Jeff Christopherson
Iron resolve: Community defies rebuild talk; Repeats as Big 12 champs
In his lone season as a starter, senior Kobe Walker has been a prolific scorer, totaling 631 points. He ranks second in program history for most points in a single season, trailing only Dick Metzger, who recorded 719 points in 1953. Photo Courtesy of: Mr. Jeff Christopherson
Ironmen, Blue Devils set for Sectional Final rematch
The Purple Iron Cats are looking for their first playoff win under second-year head coach Jackson Fischer. Photo Courtesy of: Parker Maurer // Used with Permission
Purple Iron Cats seek redemption in sectional opener against Dunlap
Mr. Matt Chapman, who has led Community’s girls soccer program since 2001 and helmed the boys team for the past decade, has compiled a combined career record of 544-182-74— a .726 win percentage cementing his legacy— as one of the winningest coaches in Iron soccer history. Photo Courtesy of: Mr. Jeff Christopherson
Chapman earns 400th win
Max Heineman leads the team in extra base hits with seven doubles and three triples. The junior is second on the team in home runs (3). Photo Courtesy of: Mr. Jeff Christopherson
Ironmen surge to 24-4 record behind dominant junior class, midseason chemistry
Senior leaders Ava Prevo (second from left), McKenna Baughman (third from left) and Tatum Yokley (far right) have anchored Community’s turnaround this season—Prevo in the circle, Baughman with her power at the plate, and Yokley leading the Iron in RBIs and extra-base hits. Photo Courtesty of: Tatum Yokley
Softball improves to 10-9 with win over Danville, takes Big 12 lead
Softball climbs to .500 after 0-8 start, fueled by dominant stretch from Prevo, Yokley
A member of the Ironmen coaching staff speaks to his players during Community’s 40-6 week one win over Richwoods. In moments like these, Drengwitz says, breath work and emotional control matter just as much as execution. “I can look at a player and see calmness and control,” he said. “And they can look at me and see the same.” Photo Courtesy of: Jeff Christopherson
Breathing room: mindfulness, not just muscle, fuels Ironmen football
Seniors "skipped" at the Senior Picnic, Armoni Conner spreading her lifelong love of jump rope.
Senior leads classmates in double dutch, sharing passion for jump roping [photo gallery]
Photo Courtesy of: HR Imaging // Used with permission
Beyond the Mock Awards: Senior Awards Night spotlights student impact
Students reflect on childhood programming as PBS faces major funding cuts
Students reflect on childhood programming as PBS faces major funding cuts
Students reflect on the teachers who made a difference
Students reflect on the teachers who made a difference
A member of the Ironmen coaching staff speaks to his players during Community’s 40-6 week one win over Richwoods. In moments like these, Drengwitz says, breath work and emotional control matter just as much as execution. “I can look at a player and see calmness and control,” he said. “And they can look at me and see the same.” Photo Courtesy of: Jeff Christopherson
Breathing room: mindfulness, not just muscle, fuels Ironmen football
Seniors "skipped" at the Senior Picnic, Armoni Conner spreading her lifelong love of jump rope.
Senior leads classmates in double dutch, sharing passion for jump roping [photo gallery]
Photo Courtesy of: HR Imaging // Used with permission
Beyond the Mock Awards: Senior Awards Night spotlights student impact
Students reflect on childhood programming as PBS faces major funding cuts
Students reflect on childhood programming as PBS faces major funding cuts
The six-member counseling team—Mrs. Addie Ince, Mr. Ryan Short, Ms. Carlie Newton, Mrs. Jenn Giermann, Mrs. Kristi Chase and Ms. Brooke Bollmann—helps guide over 2,000 Community students through academic planning, mental health support, peer and family conflict, standardized testing and post-secondary prep. The group's largely unsung role? Offering stability in moments of crisis and clarity in times of uncertainty.
The counselors who carry it all
Inkspot Madness contest
Inkspot Madness contest
Halloween candy cross section quiz [quiz]
Halloween candy cross section quiz [quiz]
Average Jonah? [quiz]
Average Jonah? [quiz]
The Inkspot's Cutest Canine Contest
The Inkspot’s Cutest Canine Contest
Prom dinner choice trivia
Prom dinner choice trivia
Connections: May 25
Connections: May 25
Connections: May 24
Connections: May 24
Connections: May 23
Connections: May 23
Connections: May 22
Connections: May 22
Connections: May 21
Connections: May 21
Signed. Sealed. Dismantled.
Signed. Sealed. Dismantled.
A work glove, located on a reflective post in the median of the intersection of Airport and Raab, is decorated for St. Patrick's Day.
The glove that won’t go away (and why it’s kind of awesome)
Bryce Hickman doen't believe that the movie theater is a thing of the past; we are just forgetting the magic. Photo Illustration: Mr. Brad Bovenkerk
Cinema’s not dead—we just need to remember why it matters
Licensed Image: Envato
Our two cents: Should we get rid of the penny?
The top 5 hottest presidents
The top 5 hottest presidents
A work glove, located on a reflective post in the median of the intersection of Airport and Raab, is decorated for St. Patrick's Day.
The glove that won’t go away (and why it’s kind of awesome)
Bryce Hickman doen't believe that the movie theater is a thing of the past; we are just forgetting the magic. Photo Illustration: Mr. Brad Bovenkerk
Cinema’s not dead—we just need to remember why it matters
Digital Illustration // Mr. Brad Bovenkerk
Going to the mat for pro wrestling
Head 2 Head: Wrigley Field vs. Busch Stadium
Head 2 Head: Pancakes vs. Waffles
Head 2 Head: Pancakes vs. Waffles
Top 5: Iconic Snoop Dogg albums
Top 5: Iconic Snoop Dogg albums
Top 5 must-have expansion packs for ‘The Sims 4’ Fans: From family drama to island escapes
Top 5 must-have expansion packs for ‘The Sims 4’ Fans: From family drama to island escapes
Promotional Image Courtesy of: Warner Bros. Discovery
Top 5: Most mind-bending ‘Rick and Morty’ episodes
Top 5: Godzilla films
Top 5: Godzilla films
Photo Illustration: Mr. Brad Bovenkerk
Top 5: Fast food fails
Week 3: Coach Drengwitz previews the Ironmen’s matchup vs. Urbana [video]
Week 3: Coach Drengwitz previews the Ironmen’s matchup vs. Urbana [video]
West Week: Coach Drengwitz previews the Normal West matchup [video]
West Week: Coach Drengwitz previews the Normal West matchup [video]
Head coach Mr. Jason Drengwitz addresses the Ironmen after a dominant team effort, highlighted by touchdown catches from three different receivers and a pick-six in the lopsided win.
Ironmen open season with balanced offense, stifling defense in win over Richwoods [photo gallery]
Ironmen football’s head coach previews the 2025 season opener [video]
Ironmen football’s head coach previews the 2025 season opener [video]
Seniors "skipped" at the Senior Picnic, Armoni Conner spreading her lifelong love of jump rope.
Senior leads classmates in double dutch, sharing passion for jump roping [photo gallery]
Generation Gap – Ep. 1 – “A Minecraft Movie” Mayhem
Generation Gap – Ep. 1 – “A Minecraft Movie” Mayhem
Lily Mavros’ voice has taken her to magical worlds, mythic battlefields and Broadway-inspired stages. Her passion for musical theater began with "The Secret Garden" and was reignited this summer when she performed in "The Six." Photo Courtesy of": Mr. Jeff Christopherson
From the fourth-grade talent show to center stage: Lily Mavros’ musical journey
The Up-Beat – S.2, Ep. 1 – Orchards; Tyler, the Creator; Mr. Bovenkerk cries and the Impact Project
The Up-Beat – S.2, Ep. 1 – Orchards; Tyler, the Creator; Mr. Bovenkerk cries and the Impact Project
The Up-Beat – Ep. 5 – Daylight Saving time, Gordon Ramsay, snacks and Studio Ghibli
The Up-Beat – Ep. 5 – Daylight Saving time, Gordon Ramsay, snacks and Studio Ghibli
Inside the Paint is a roundtable discussion where the Inkspot's basketball beat reporters dive deep into the Ironmen boys and girls basketball seasons. Zachary Knox-Doyle, B.J. Dumas, Bella Green and Ben Kerber offer a courtside pass to all things Ironmen basketball, breaking down the season so far. Digital Illustration: Mr. Brad Bovenkerk
Inside the Paint: Talking March Madness, post-season Ironmen basketball
Week 3: Coach Drengwitz previews the Ironmen’s matchup vs. Urbana [video]
Week 3: Coach Drengwitz previews the Ironmen’s matchup vs. Urbana [video]
West Week: Coach Drengwitz previews the Normal West matchup [video]
West Week: Coach Drengwitz previews the Normal West matchup [video]
Ironmen football’s head coach previews the 2025 season opener [video]
Ironmen football’s head coach previews the 2025 season opener [video]
Cell phone ban in schools? Community responds to proposed legislation [video]
Cell phone ban in schools? Community responds to proposed legislation [video]
For more than a decade, each week before spring break Community showcases its music offerings with lunchtime concerts.
Jazz Ensemble, acapella celebrate Music In Our Schools Month with atrium performances
Image Courtesy of: Netflix Promotional Materials
Tyson vs. Paul: Community weighs in on boxing’s generational showdown [video]
On the Spot: This or That – Halloween [video]
On the Spot: This or That – Halloween [video]
On the Spot: This or That – Fall favorites [video]
On the Spot: This or That – Fall favorites [video]
On the Spot – Teachers tested on 2023’s hottest words [video]
On the Spot – Teachers tested on 2023’s hottest words [video]
Image Courtesy of: Spotify // Spotify Press Release
On the Spot: Unwrapped – Students, staff share their top Spotify streams of 2023
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Corinne Monroe

Corinne Monroe, Managing Editor

Corinne Monroe is a senior at Normal Community High School. She is Managing Editor for the Inkspot. I love to play softball. My biggest pet peeve is when I text someone and they don’t respond. It drives me nuts! My all-time dream is to meet Jennie Finch and be able to work with her on softball. Fun fact about me is that I have twin sister and we look nothing alike.

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Spot the difference: homecoming halls solution

Corinne Monroe, Managing Editor • Apr 20, 2017

1. Red line on the popcorn tub removed 2. Yellow balloon in the middle 3. Missing intercom speaker 4. Extra balloon on the bottom right 5. Pant leg changed color 6. Missing balloon reflection on the top middle doors

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Spot the difference: homecoming halls

Spot the difference: homecoming halls

Corinne Monroe, Managing Editor • Apr 20, 2017

Can you spot the six differences between these two photos? Check out the solution here

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2017 Spring Assembly Photo Gallery

2017 Spring Assembly Photo Gallery

Corinne Monroe and Becca Merrill • Apr 7, 2017

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Photo Gallery: Musicians stir excitement during the lunch hours

Photo Gallery: Musicians stir excitement during the lunch hours

Corinne Monroe, Managing Editor • Apr 5, 2017

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Will Koski (12), Lauren Veal (12) and Liz Burton (11) sing together during the Key of She and Voice Male encore.

Will Koski (12), Lauren Veal (12) and Liz Burton (11) sing together during the Key of She and Voice Male encore.

Jonah Oehler (12) points to the audience when singing, "...if you do what I want you to. Baby, we'd be so fine!" from the 1954 Doo Wop song, "Sh Boom".

Jonah Oehler (12) points to the audience when singing, "...if you do what I want you to. Baby, we'd be so fine!" from the 1954 Doo Wop song, "Sh Boom".

Guy Gudeman (12) and Sarah Lancaster (12) came up to the mic for an acapella duet, as a part of the Key of She and Voicemale portion of the show.

Guy Gudeman (12) and Sarah Lancaster (12) came up to the mic for an acapella duet, as a part of the Key of She and Voicemale portion of the show.

Cooper Smith (12) and Sydney Griffin (11) step up to the mic during the encore of the Michael Jackson song medley.

Cooper Smith (12) and Sydney Griffin (11) step up to the mic during the encore of the Michael Jackson song medley.

Adam Hintz (11), previously the winner of the 2016-2017 Battle of the Bands, joins Jazz Band during the lunch hour performances.

Adam Hintz (11), previously the winner of the 2016-2017 Battle of the Bands, joins Jazz Band during the lunch hour performances.

One life versus nine lives

One life versus nine lives

The defunding of Planned Purr-enthood
Corinne Monroe, Managing Editor • Mar 2, 2017

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"My favorite gift I gave was a new dish set to my mom. My mom hated the dishes we had before she had received the new ones. I loved to see her so happy opening the gift, because I knew she would love them. My mom does so much for me, I needed to return the favor," said Andy Zajac (11).

Photo Gallery: NCHS students on the best gifts they gave over the holidays

Corinne Monroe, Managing Editor • Jan 20, 2017

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Thanksgiving traditions kick off holiday season

Corinne Monroe, Managing Editor • Dec 15, 2016

It’s the holiday season, Thanksgiving has come to an end, while Christmas is around the corner, and New Year's is on the horizon. Christmas is the time of the year some families come together to celebrate the the birth of Jesus. However, Christmas has become much more than just the celebration of...

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Alex Klosterman (12) says,” The new music update because it is easier to understand and easier to find music. I switched to Apple Music from Spotify.”

Favorite features of the new Apple update

Corinne Monroe and Becca Merrill • Sep 20, 2016

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NCHS welcomes ten new teachers to the staff

NCHS welcomes ten new teachers to the staff

Melissa Schill and Corinne Monroe • Sep 8, 2016

Ten new teachers were welcomed to the Normal Community High School staff at the beginning of the 2016-2017 school year. After the 2015-2016 school year, there were several openings due to the retirement of teachers, such as English teacher Mary Jespersen.  With the large number of incoming freshman,...

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Opening Day

Opening Day

Profiling the MLB's 2016 opening day and looking back at historical moments on opening days.
Corinne Monroe, Managing Editor • Apr 7, 2016

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Editorial Cartoon: Judge takes on Apple

Editorial Cartoon: Judge takes on Apple

Corinne Monroe, Managing Editor • Mar 7, 2016

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Seniors defeat juniors in Powder Puff game

Corinne Monroe, Managing Editor • Oct 26, 2015
Seniors won the Powder Puff game, the annual flag football competition between the junior and senior class girls.
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Mr. Michael Roller at the pep assembly with a makeover.

Photo Gallery: Homecoming

Corinne Monroe, Managing Editor • Sep 23, 2015

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Football players all gather up behind the homecoming sign they will be running through with the cheerleaders to cheer them on.

Football players all gather up behind the homecoming sign they will be running through with the cheerleaders to cheer them on.

Senior boys getting rallied up at the homecoming assembly.

Senior boys getting rallied up at the homecoming assembly.

The custodians won the Honorary Homecoming Court for all the things they do for the school.

The custodians won the Honorary Homecoming Court for all the things they do for the school.

Abby Daneberger (11) and Becca Merrill (11) at the homecoming assembly taking pictures for Yearbook and Journalism.

Abby Daneberger (11) and Becca Merrill (11) at the homecoming assembly taking pictures for Yearbook and Journalism.

Garret Hirsch (12) and Zach Mcwhorter (12) swaying to the singing of the winner of Battle of the Bands.

Garret Hirsch (12) and Zach Mcwhorter (12) swaying to the singing of the winner of Battle of the Bands.

Cheerleaders getting the students rowdy up for the homecoming football game.

Cheerleaders getting the students rowdy up for the homecoming football game.

Assistant Principal Nikki Maurer at the Homecoming assembly is all smiles.

Assistant Principal Nikki Maurer at the Homecoming assembly is all smiles.

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