As the years pass by the Homecoming dance and all of the festivities that come along with it never seem to disappoint.
Although the homecoming dance is the main event, there are many activities that are built around the actual dance. One popular event is the homecoming football game. The Homecoming Queen and King are announced at halftime which seems to get the student body even more excited about the dance.
Breast cancer is the most common form of cancer among women in the United States.
According to Everyday Health, “more than 249,000 people in the United States are diagnosed with invasive breast cancer every year, and nearly 41,000 die from the disease.” However, millions of women and men are surviving the disease as improvements have been made in early detection and prevention methods.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, an annual campaign to increase awareness for breast cancer and raise money for treatment and prevention research. Each year, the Wesleyan participates in this campaign in a variety of ways.
Homecoming week, also known as the most wonderful week of the school year. As part of the annual Homecoming festivities, this year’s hoedown was fun-filled activity, and enjoyed by students and their families on the Quad on Thursday, Oct. 20th.
Wesleyan’s 2016 Homecoming Court was comprised of a male and female representative from grades nine through eleven, and 5 girls and 5 boys from the senior class.
Homecoming King and Queen were crowned at the football game on Friday (Oct. 21). Scroll down to find out who won.
J’ernai Argilagos (9th)
Ferris wheels, funnel cakes and petting zoos, oh my. The Cumming County Fair and Festival is the “the place to be” from Oct. 6-16, 2016. In fact, many Wesleyan students could be spotted chowing down on some kettle corn or screaming on the amusement ride, the Cyclops. Keep Reading
