The Cup DesignThe cup design was a festivity that took place before the Homecoming ceremony. Each class was required to create their own design using only plastic cups. The grades competed for class points with the freshmen coming in first, the juniors coming in second, the sophomore third, and then the seniors.

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By: Brayden Pearson and James BakerHomecoming this year was a huge success! This year, the dress up day theme was Lion King. The Homecoming week festivities included dress up days, spirit cup design, and the Homecoming Ceremony. Following the ceremony came a hard fought win by our Community High School football team against Loretto. This years homecoming court consisted of the following: Freshmen: McCade Miller and Gracie Basso, Morgan Reid and Maggie Sanders. Sophomores: Eric Gochee and Brianna Pearson, and Will Vaughn and Payton Davis. Juniors: Havyn Huggler and Kynsea Giles and Landon Langley and Samantha Mitchem. Seniors: Jon Quick and Gracie Miles, and Nathan Hudson and Michaela Stone, and Cameron Pinkston and Kennedy Greenwood. Nathan Hudson and Michaela Stone won the titles of Homecoming king and queen.

October Mid-Month 2017 Community High School

Hakuna Matata>>>

Hannah Makes History>>>By: Grayson Garrette

September 25th and 26th marked a milestone for

Community High School sports. Junior Hannah Goodwin

became the first Community golfer to ever play in the

TSSAA State Tournament. “Overall, the State Tournament

was stressful, but it was a learning experience for sure,”

explains Hannah. Making history, Hannah shot an 83 the

first day and an 84 the second day. With this outstanding

performance, she finished 7th overall out of the field of 49.

“I’m really proud of Hannah and her adventure of making

school history,” states teammate Zachary Lohn. Hannah is

continuing to work on her game to get better each day, and

Community High School looks forward to sending her back

to State next year!

Hannah Goodwin blasts her tee shot down the fairway at the State

Tournament.

District Runner Up - Viqueens>>>By: Ana Ragland

October 2nd marked the biggest accomplishment in Viqueen volleyball history. The Viqueens beat Eagleville for the first time ever in all three sets! On top of this, their winning season seeded them as #2 in their district, resulting in a battle against Eagleville (which they won.)

After this big win, the Viqueens went on to play the #1 team, Columbia Academy, on October 3rd. Having lost this match, our Viqueens became District Runner Up. This allowed the girls to obtain such a title only one could hope for, especially against such a well-rounded team.

The Viqueens went on to play in Regions against Sale Creek. Sadly, this was another match that our girls lost, but they gained more than anyone could imagine from their matches: the right to say that they beat Eagleville along with Viking Pride!

Match against Eagleville: Match against Columbia Academy:Set 1. W 26-24 Set 1. L 20-25Set 2. W 28-26 Set 2. L 25-27Set 3. W 25-22 Set 3. W 25.21

Set 4. L 22-25