THE OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF MORROW HIGH SCHOOL
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Homecoming 2025
CROWNING MOMENTS:
HOMECOMING CAMPAIGNS, CONFIDENCE, AND CELEBRATION
by Danica Lopez
Homecoming advertising and promotion were something to see!
From colorful posters and wristbands to themed spirit days and pep rallies, students across
Morrow High brought their energy and creativity to this year’s Homecoming season.
The excitement reached a high point as candidates for King and Queen competed with confidence and style.
This year’s winners, Taylor and Tim, shared how they prepared, promoted,
and experienced one of the most anticipated events of the year.
Campaign Creativity
What was your favorite part of promoting your campaign?
Taylor: “Making wristbands that said Vote Taylor with fun quotes was my favorite part.”
Tim: “Spirit Week with my friends—wearing sunglasses, handing out wristbands, and getting the word around.”
Lessons Learned
Would you have done anything differently?
Taylor: “I would have promoted more to underclassmen because they were a bit left out.”
Tim: “No, everything went well—we reached both upperclassmen and underclassmen.”
On the Field
How did you feel standing on the field waiting for the announcement?
Taylor: “Nervous but confident.”
Tim: “Tired, nervous, but confident too!”
Pull Quote: “Nervous but confident.” – Taylor
Competition and Surprise
Who was your biggest competition, and were you surprised to win?
Taylor: “My biggest competition was Lorala—she advertised a lot! I was surprised but had a feeling
I might win since the band supported me.”
Tim: “My biggest competition was Khalik. He had some big ideas and even worked with clothing brands.”
The Winning Moment
How did it feel to win?
Taylor: “Happy and relieved. There were a lot of thoughts and tension, so it felt great to finally relax
and celebrate.”
Tim: “I was happy that everything went the way it did. Grateful for the experience—and glad it’s over!”
Pull Quote: “Grateful for the experience—and glad it’s over!” – Tim
Behind the Scenes
What was happening before the big night?
Taylor: “I had a hair appointment and went to the Homecoming breakfast. It was nice.”
Tim: “We were both just excited for everything—the pep rally, the game, and the parade.”
Support and Teamwork
Could you have done it alone? Who helped you?
Taylor: “No way! Big thanks to the band—they promoted and spread the word all over school.”
Tim: “My campaign team, SGA President Asha, and my basketball teammates really helped
get the word out.”
Final Reflections
Anything else you’d like to add?
Taylor: “It was such an exciting experience—the cherry on top of my senior year. My advice: stay confident,
be kind, and get creative. Don’t stress—have fun with it!”
Tim: “Stay blessed. Be creative, think outside the box, and set your own trend. Most of all—have fun.”
Homecoming 2025
ON THE FIELD Live
Royalty Takes the Field: Kings and Queens of Clubs Show Their Spirit
by Chloe C. Wright
The crowd roared with excitement as the Kings and Queens of Clubs made their grand entrance onto the field during this year’s Field Show. Representing Morrow High’s vibrant club community, students stepped out in full spirit, transforming the field into a royal celebration of leadership, talent, and unity.
Each club marched proudly behind its banner, showing off creative displays and coordinated looks that matched the Homecoming theme, “Leveling Up to Royalty.” From student government to journalism, HOSA to Beta Club, every organization brought its own twist of class, color, and confidence.
Spectators cheered as the club leaders—crowned as “Kings” and “Queens” for the day—waved to the stands, showing off their school pride. The moment wasn’t just about titles; it was a celebration of student involvement and the hard work that keeps Morrow’s extracurricular life thriving.
“The Field Show was a chance to see everyone come together,” said senior class president Taylor Brooks. “It’s cool to see all the clubs represented in one place—it really shows how much talent and dedication we have at our school.”
As the music played and the royal court of clubs circled the field, the energy was contagious. Students filled the bleachers with cheers, phone lights, and school colors, creating a moment that perfectly captured the spirit of Homecoming week.
The Field Show reminded everyone that Morrow High isn’t just about academics—it’s about community, teamwork, and pride. For one dazzling afternoon, the Kings and Queens of Clubs truly ruled the field.
Leveling Up to ROYALTY
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