H

omecoming 2002:

That’s Entertainment

 

 

 

 

Dear Class Officers and Sponsors:

Here is the information concerning the activities for Homecoming.  We appreciate all of your hard work and cooperation during this time and hope it can be an enjoyable time for all involved.    If you have any questions concerning the events, rules or expectations, please see Allie Eisner, your class representative, or Mr. Cunard.

 

Sincerely,

 

BCS Student Council

 

Rules:

1.                  Class sponsors should approve all aspects of the class=s activities during homecoming and should be present as the class works on the events as much as possible (especially if they are working on campus).  Any further questions on material should be directed to Mr. Cunard or Mr. van der Kooy.

2.                  The homecoming activities are designed to produce a fun and competitive atmosphere here at school.  They are not designed to insight heated rivalries and bickering.  Let=s build school spirit, not tear down relationships.

3.                  If there is a tie in any of the homecoming events, those classes will split the sum of the possible points between them.

4.                  Modesty and good taste are required on dress-up days.

5.                  The count for the dress-up days will be taken at random times during the day without any warning.  So you should be dressed-up at all times. Each class with 90% participation will receive 25 points toward the competition for that day.  Participation will be based on the student’s attire being different from their everyday clothes.

 

Calendar of Events (January 27-31, 2003)

 

Monday, January 27, 2003

1.      Dress-up B Hat Day

2.      Homecoming Activity B BCS=s Greatest Class

Time:             11:50 on the soccer field

Explanation:   The high school classes will choose 10 representatives (1 must be a girl) to represent them in a series of feats of strength.  The winner of each event will get 4 points, while 2nd will get 3, 3rd will get 2, and 4th will get 1.  The teams will then get points toward the overall competition based on their point totals for the BCS=s Strongest Class.  The events are as follows:

1.  Arm wrestling (1)

C                     The class will draw numbers to be placed in a four match single elimination tournament with a third place match.

2.  Car pull/push (1)

3.  High IQ Quiz (3)

4.  Bench Press (1)

5.  Tug of War (4)

 

Rules:             Each class will have 10 volunteers

The volunteers will report to Mr. Cunard at the designated time

The winning class will receive 40 points, second place will receive 30, third will receive 20, and fourth place will receive10.

3.                  Very Important!!! - Skit and Lip Synch Approval

Each class must be in Wichers with a class sponsor at the assigned time for approval.  The performances should be done in their entirety.  An extra 50 points will be awarded to the teams with 100% attendance of skit and lip synch participants at the approval.

Freshmen 3:15, Sophomores 3:45, Juniors 4:15, Seniors 4:45

 

 

Tuesday, January 28, 2003

1.         Dress-up B     Music Day B Each student that dresses up like a famous person from the music industry will count toward the class’s total.  All must be in good taste and conform to the dress code.  Ideas: Elvis, Garth Brooks, Celine Dion.

2.                  Activity B       The Great Food Fest-o-Rama Extravaganza

Time:              11:50 on the soccer field

Rules:             Each class will select 3 volunteers to take part in 3 food races.  The winners will receive individual prizes based on the results.  This does not count toward the Homecoming competition.

 

Wednesday, January 29, 2003

1.         Dress-up B     TV Day B Each student that dresses up like a famous character from TV will count toward the class’s total. You could be characters from sitcoms, cartoons, doctors, etc.  All must be in good taste and conform to the dress code.

2.                  Homecoming Activity B Lip Synch Competition B Each class will develop their own lip synch. 

Time: 11:50 in Wichers

Judging:          Creativity B 10 points

Effort B 10 points

Synchronization with words B 10 points

Choreography B 10 points

Kept to time limit B 10 points (Each team will have 10 minutes to set up, perform, and clear the stage for the next class.)

Incorporation of Theme B 10 points

Points:            First place B 100 points, then 75, 50 , and 25

 

Thursday, January 30, 2003

1.                  Dress-up B     Movie Day B Each student that dresses up like a famous character from the movies will count toward the class’s total. All must be in good taste and conform to the dress code.  Ideas: Grease, Saturday Night Fever, Lord of the Rings, etc.

2.                  Homecoming Activity B The Ultimate Race

Time:              11:50 on the Soccer Field

Rules:             Each class will have 10 volunteers

The volunteers will report to Mr. Cunard at the designated time

Each class will bring a child=s tricycle and have it ready at the designated time.

The points for each place are 40, 30, 20, 10.

 

3.                  Class Banner Competition – Will be judged in the gym at 3:30.  Each class will decorate a twin size bed sheet with artwork that incorporates school & class spirit with the homecoming theme.  You will be judged on:

a.       Effort (10)

b.      Creativity (10)

c.      Attention to detail (10)

d.      School Spirit/Homecoming Incorporation. (20)

*    Points will be 100, 75, 50, 25.

 

Friday, January 31, 2003

1.                  Dress-up B     Panther Pride Day B Any student dressed in Blue and Orange or BCS Wear will count toward point for their class. All must be in good taste and conform to the dress code.

2.         Homecoming Activity B Class Skit

Time:              11:50 in Wichers

Explanation:   Each class is to prepare a humorous skit that is in good taste to present to the student body in Wichers.  This has been a source of problems and controversy in the past, and we are trying to take steps to avoid these pitfalls this year.  We hope that the videotaped approval will eliminate any confusion as to what is allowed on stage.  Requiring the completion of the skit by Monday should eliminate any last minute Asneak-ins@ of questionable material.  We want this to be a fun and entertaining event and with your help and cooperation, we feel sure that it will be successful.

Judging:          Creativity B 10 points

Effort/Quality B 20 points

Preparedness B 10 points

Kept to time limit B 10 points (Each team will have 10 minutes to set up, perform, and clear the stage for the next class.)

Incorporation of Theme B 10 points

Points:            First place B 100 points then 75, 50, and 25

 

 

p                   All points will count toward the whole year CIA competition.  The class that receives the most points during the homecoming week will be honored on Saturday, February 1, 2003 during the basketball games.