Homecoming 2019 Photo Gallery
Last year’s atrium homecoming decorations
September 12, 2019
In the spirit of Homecoming week, Mr. Taylor of the Agriculture department celebrates by showing off how he got up this morning. Be on the lookout for teachers participating in these dress up days as they show their Normal West pride.
As Homecoming week starts up, so does the annual class hallway decoration. Here in the Junior Hallway we have a murder mystery, could it of been a fellow classmate or our own teachers!? Be sure to go explore other class hallways as they can hold many adventures.
Each homecoming, all of the hallways are decorated in various ways. This year various students walk down the Junior’s West Homecoming “Clue” themed hallway.
At the end of the senior “Candyland” hallway is the finish line and at the end of that line is the colorfully and deliciously decorated gingerbread house.
Right outside the freshman hallway sits a spin board from the Game of Life. This follows the theme of board games for Homecoming going on throughout the whole school.
The sophomore hallway is colorfully decorated in the Monopoly board game theme with a artful entrance drawn and colored picture of Mr. Monopoly himself. The photo sits atop two dice, one primarily black, the other white.
Stud Volleyball was a successful start to the week. At the end of the day, its all fun and games for all classes and staff!
Miss Primo poses in her comfy clothes to kick off Homecoming week at West.
It’s that time of year again, Homecoming, and members of court are making posters and campaigning for King and Queen.
French teacher Mm. Soard shows off her cozy outfit as she celebrates her Homecoming spirit.
Mrs. Sharer-Barbee colorfully dresses for 80’s Day for Homecoming Week. Complete with her outfit is a shiny fanny pack, pink net gloves, and a big black bow.
Mr. Beal, an English teacher, dresses up in a Bulls 23 jersey for homecoming’s spirit week Jersey Day.
The Homecoming parade gives all groups a chance to be seen. The Black Student Union was one group represented at the parade that brings a positive energy to West.
In the spirit of Yeehaw Day at Normal West, Mrs. Molly Sharer-Barbee dresses up in an extravagant blown up bucking horse and cowgirl outfit.
Showing true cowboy-ism, Jeffrey Beal, one of Normal West’s English teachers, dresses in farm work boots, a belt and belt buckle, and a fanciful cowboy shirt.
