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 RCT Adam L. Wetherington and RCT
Steven N. McGhin left for Paris Island on
Monday, Sept. 25, for 12 weeks. The two
will graduate from boot camp on Friday,
Dec 22, and will return home for a 10


 RCT Steven N. McGhin




day leave before returning to their post
in the United States Marine Corps.
 Your thoughts and prayers for these
two and all of our service men and
women are appreciated.


Trojan News


~~


 by Jonathan Banks
 Trojan heads! Spirit ban-
ners! Painted faces and pep
rallies! These are all parts of
our most important week at
Hamilton County High
School (HCHS). Homecom-
ing week is a week tradi-
tionally set aside for all
classes at the high school to
compete with one another
by showing their Trojan
pride and goofy personali-
ty. Unfortunately our
homecoming week lasted
for only three days, but our
three days were full of Tro-
jan pride and enthusiasm.
The enthusiasm and the
morale of the school was so
high our principal, Mr.
Gene Starr, and some mem-
bers of the staff participat-
ed in the week's events.
 Tuesday, "Wacky Tacky
Day," was the beginning of
homecoming week.
"Wacky Tacky Day" was a
full day of costumes, tacky
clothing and mix-matched
colors. Several students
and teachers also got the
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that day. Everywhere you
turned there were mixed
matched clothes, crazy
hairstyles, and unrecogniz-
able faces. All classes par-
ticipated and certain ones
competed.
 Wednesday was set-aside
for "Class Theme Day." All
classes had to dress accord-
ing to their class theme. The
class themes were: 2012 -Pi-
rates of the Caribbean, 2011
- Crayola Crayons, 2010 -
"Grease," the movie, 2009 -
Farm Animals, 2008 Car-
toon Characters, and 2007 -
Red Carpet. On this cre-
ative day Mr. Starr decided
to dress up with the class of
2012 'Pirates of the
Caribbean. Class theme
day was full of fun and
spirit, but it didn't .end
there; HCHS Trojans had
much more in store.
 "Lets go Trojans! Roast
those Eagles!" was all you
could here throughout the
school on Thursday, "Spirit
Day." Everywhere .you
'looked was red, white and
black body parts and cloth-


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ing. The day started with a
walk in honor of the pre-
mature babies of the March
of Dimes. Followed by
competitions between
classes with volleyball for
boys and powder puff foot-
ball for the girls. Ending the
day, later that night was a
* pep rally and bonfire show-
ing our school spirit.
 We can't forget the day of
 all days Homecoming day
 itself. It all started that
 morning when sponsors,
 teams, and classes were do-
 ing the finishing touches on
 their floats and hot rides to
 participate in the parade
 held that day. Although the
 girls showed their competi-
 tiveness and Trojan pride,
 they traded it all in to get
 dolled up and look elegant
 for the Homecoming court.
 As the parade began you
 heard sirens, music, and
 the sounds of hundreds of
 people as they enjoyed, the
 parade. The kids and par-
 ents were cheering and
 having so much fun they
 were racing to the candy
 being thrown out. Al-
 though the parade ended,
 the varsity football team
 had a lot more waiting for
 us later that night
 Everyone knows all
 Homecoming games al-
 ways start with the pre-
 Sgame presentation of the
 Homecoming Court. After
 the Court was announced
 we all pledged our flag and
 waited on the loud noise of
 the officials whistle. Then
 there was a big BOOoomm-
 mm and everyone knew it
 was kickoff and the game
 begun. It was the Trojans
 vs. Eagles! AlthoulLh our
 opponents scored the Tro-
 jans fought back and con-
 ;trolled the lead at half time.
 At half time, the M \C in-
 troduced the Homecoming
 Queen candidates and the
 .Homecoming Queen. Katie
 Allen. Big .congratulations
 to her! The Trojans then
 came back controlling the
 game of 12-10, along with a
 successful week of home-
 coming.
 Hope .to see you next
 year same time, same place
 for the .2007 Homecoming
 week. Go, Trojans!!


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