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Welcome to Homecoming 2002


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Antonian Apaches

Homecoming

2002

 Antonian vs. Wimberley

Spirit Week

INFORMATION 


SPIRIT WEEK SCHEDULE

 

Day                                                      Event                                                    Schedule

Monday, September 30, 2002              Starts Spirit Week/Pajama Day Mass Schedule

                                                            Skits 8:15 – 9:30

                                                            1st Period – 9:35 am

                                                            2nd Period - 10:20 am

Tuesday, October 1, 2002                    Twin Day                                             Mass Schedule

                                                            Skits 8:15 – 9:30

                                                            1st Period – 9:35 am

                                                            2nd Period - 10:20 am

Wednesday, October 2, 2002              Generation Day                                    Mass Schedule

                                                            Skits 8:15 – 9:30

                                                            1st Period – 9:35 am

                                                            2nd Period - 10:20 am

Thursday, October 3, 2002                  Western Day                                        1:30 pm dismissal

                                                            No Skits                                              

                                                            Faculty Meeting 1:45

Pep Rally 6:30 pm                                        

Friday, October 4, 2002                       Red Man Day                                       Early release

Skits 8:15 – 9:00                                 

Field Day 9:15-12:00                          

                                                Homecoming Game 7:30 pm

Saturday, October 5, 2002                   Homecoming Dance 8:00-11:30 pm

HALL DECORATING

The hallways will be decorated on Sunday, September 29th between 1:00-6:00 pm.  Any

additional work needed to be done to the hallways to maintain it, must be done before or after

school but may not be done during classes.  When decorating the hallways, please be sure to

follow the guidelines listed below:

General Policies

1)      Each class is to decorate their hallway in some related homecoming theme. The theme should relate to Antonian in some way

2)      One moderator or teacher per hall must be present during all hall-decorating periods.  This is imperative for the safety of the students.

3)      No decorations may be put up before the designated days.

4)      Additional decorating before or after school must be supervised and stopped before 5:00 pm.

5)      Moderators must not participate in the decorating of the hallways.  Parents and/or friends not attending Antonian are not allowed to participate.

6)      Any student found vandalizing a Spirit Hall would disqualify his/her class from that day’s competition.

7)      Each class will be responsible for any physical damage of school property.

8)      No more than $100 is to be used from class funds for decorating.  The moderator will be responsible for withdrawing the money and accounting for it in the form of receipts.

9)      Each class is responsible for clean up.  Clean up must be completed by 12:00 noon on field day.  Clean up is also a judged category.

10)  During the course of decorating, the following are to be adhered to:

a)      No nails should be used to affix materials on the walls.

b)      Animals may not be used.

c)      Paint is not allowed on any school property.  You may paint on paper or wood provided by your moderator.  Any spray painting must be done outside the school building under supervision.

d)      Profanity is strictly forbidden.

e)      Policies from the student handbook will be enforced throughout Spirit Week during all events.

f)        Covering or blocking of entrances, will not be allowed. 

g)      No heavy wood may be used for decorating.

h)      Anything involving the hall dιcor shall be in keeping with good taste, modesty and the ideals of Christian ethic at Antonian.

i)        Classes may not hang anything on the ceilings and materials placed on walls and/or  lockers shall not provide a permanent stain

j)        Any hallway stained or otherwise damaged will result in disqualification.


DRESS DAYS

MONDAY:  Pajama Day – Pajamas shall be full pajamas. Boxers are not allowed and neither are spaghetti type  tops. Robes with appropriate undergarments are allowed. Long pant pajamas or pajama sets are encouraged. 

TUESDAY:  Twin Day – Students may dress as twins.  All dress shall be in keeping with the

Antonian Standard and modesty.  No profane, vulgar, alcohol, drugs or otherwise offensive

material or garments shall be worn.

WEDNESDAY: Generation Day – Students may wear clothing that depicts  certain generation

(60’s, 70’s, 80’s) . All dress shall be in keeping with the Antonian Standard and modesty.  No

profane, vulgar, alcohol, drugs or otherwise offensive material or garments shall be worn.

THURSDAY: Western Day – Follow overall dress guidelines

FRIDAY: Red Man Day – Students may wear clothing that is in keeping with an uplifting

depiction of the Apache. All dress shall be in keeping with the Antonian Standard and modesty. 

No profane, vulgar, or otherwise offensive material or garments shall be worn.  Any student not

upholding this value shall cause the whole class to be disqualified from the Spirit Week and shall

have disciplinary action taken upon him/her.

Overall Dress Guidelines:

1.                  When not participating in dress-up day activities the student is to be in full compliance with the dress code.

2.                  When participating in dress-up activities, students are to exercise good judgment when creating their costumes. 

3.                  There will be no cross dressing allowed

4.                  Costumes will be judged during a general assembly each morning.

5.                  No halters, spaghetti straps, nothing on garments that represent drugs, satan, alcohol, explicit language,

SKIT PRESENTATIONS

All students are to report to their 1st period for roll call and then released to the auditorium.  The skits are scheduled from 8:15 –9:30 am,  Monday through Wednesday and again on Friday.  There will be no skit presentations on Thursday.  Skits will be in the order listed below:

Freshman, Sophomore, Juniors, Seniors

Skit Guidelines:

1)      Each skit shall not be longer than 7 minutes and must have some educational or entertainment value.

2)      There shall be no bumping, grinding, chair straddling or otherwise items that are derogatory to a individual, group, class, teacher or race.

3)      There shall be no throwing of anything to the audience or from the audience. Seniors will have 10 minutes for their skits.

4)      Seniors shall be able to use the area of back stage and the auditorium lighting. The House Lights may be turned off with the side lights left on. 

CLASS SHIRTS

Classes may order class shirts.  These shirts must be approved by the class moderator and Mrs. Palermo.

JUDGES

No teacher or staff will judge any event.  The events will be judged by Alumni.  The decisions of the judges are final

HOMECOMING DANCE

Time:  8:30 p.m. – 11:30 p.m.

Cost:  $10 single/$15 couple

Guidelines:

Homecoming Court must attend

Semi-Formal

Photographer will be available

No students will be allowed to re-enter once they leave

Dress guidelines will be announced early next week

*We still need chaperones for this event.
 

POINT SYSTEM

Each activity throughout the week will be ranked 1st - 4th.  Each rank is worth points.  The point system governs which particular class will be 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th place overall.  Please refer to the grid below for point system.  Disqualification will cost class 100 points for that particular event..

           1st        100 Points                   

            2nd        75 Points

            3rd        50 Points

            4th        25 Points

The following items will be scored:

Daily Events

            Monday Hallway                      Monday Dress              Monday Skit

            Tuesday Hallway                      Tuesday Dress              Tuesday Skit

            Wednesday Hallway                 Wednesday Dress        Wednesday Skit

            Thursday Hallway                     Thursday Dress                       

Friday Hallway                          Friday Dress                 Friday Skit                   Hallway Clean

Friday Field Events

Male Cheerleaders                   Basketball                    Kickball                       Pie-Eating

3- Legged Race                        Powder Puff                 Tug  O War

Note:  Powder Puff and Tug O War is worth double points.

TIME SCHEDULE – FIELD DAY EVENTS

Field Day will take place on Friday October 4, 2002.  The following events will take place at these designated times:  Only students participating in events may be on field or court.

Quick Break Down:

9:15 – 10:00            Powder Puff Game/Kick Ball

10:15 – 10:45          Tug O’ War

3 Legged Race

Pie Eating

10:45 – 11:00          Break

10:45 – 11:00          Walk over to the gym

11:00 – 11:45          Basketball Competition

Detailed Schedule:

Activity

Coordinator

Field

Time

Powder Puff Game #1

(1 vs. 3)

Merlos, Elizalde

#1

9:15 – 10:00

10 minutes

Powder Puff Game #2

(2 vs. 4)

Merlos, Elizalde

#1

9:15 – 10:00

10 minutes

Powder Puff Game #3 (Defeated)

Merlos, Elizalde

#1

9:15 – 10:00

10 minutes

Powder Puff Game #4  (Winners)

Merlos, Elizalde

#1

9:15 – 10:00

10 minutes

Kick Ball #1 (1 vs. 3)

Bray, Turner

#2

9:15 – 10:00

10 minutes

Kick Ball #2 (2 vs. 4)

Bray, Turner

#2

9:15 – 10:00

10 minutes

Kick Ball #3 (Defeated)

Bray, Turner

#2

9:15 – 10:00

10 minutes

Kick Ball #4 (Winners)

Bray, Turner

#2

9:15 – 10:00

10 minutes

Tug of War #1 (1 vs. 3)

L. Rodriquez, J. Rodriquez

#1

10:15 – 10:45

Tug of War #2 (2 vs. 4)

L. Rodriquez, J. Rodriquez

#1

10:15 – 10:45

Tug of War #3 (Defeated)

L. Rodriquez, J. Rodriquez

#1

10:15 – 10:45

Tug of War #4 (Winners)

L. Rodriquez, J. Rodriquez

#1

10:15 – 10:45

Pie Eating Contest

Gittinger, Valadez

On Track

10:15 – 10:45

Three Legged Race

Huerta, Macias

#1

10:15– 10:45

Basketball #1 (1 vs. 3)

Ramon, Poth

Referees:  Barnett, Nelson

RECKO GYM

11:00-11:45

10 minutes

Basketball #2 (2 vs. 4)

Ramon, Poth

Referees:  Barnett, Nelson

RECKO GYM

11:00-11:45

10 minutes

Basketball #4 (Defeated)

Ramon, Poth

RECKO GYM

11:00-11:45

10 minutes

Basketball #5 (Winners)

Ramon, Poth

RECKO GYM

11:00-11:45

10 minutes

Cheerleading

Rust, K. Zayas

Track

Duration of events

 

FIELD DAY – FACULTY SCHEDULE

The table below lists the people in charge of each event.  Each event coordinator will be given a packet to include:  Score sheets, Rules and participants.  If you have any additional questions, please do not hesitate to ask.  Thank you so much for your help.

EVENT

EVENT COORDINATOR

HELPERS

**Referees

Commentator

1.  A. Segura

2. Ms. Gonzales

 

 Male Cheerleading

1. C. Rust        

1. K. Zayas

 

 

 Powder Puff Football

1. Merlos

1. B. Elizalde

**

1. Jerry Gonzalez

 

2. Mr. Centeno

Pie Eating

1. D. Gittinger

 

1. T. Valadez

 

Kickball

1. P. Bray

1. G. Turner

S. Merluzzi

Tug O’ War

1. J. Rodriquez

1. L. Rodriquez

 

Basketball

 1. S. Ramon

1. J. Poth

**

1. Barnett

 

2. Nelson

3-Legged Race

1. R. Huerta

1. M. Macias

 

The following people should get together with Ms. Mireles for details about patrolling the school:

Mr. Via, Mr. Hernandez, Mr. Vogelsang, and Mr. Griesenbeck

Mr. Kolodziej will work on the field to make sure that only the students participating in the events, come down to the field.  All other students must stay in the stands.

FIELD DAY –Event Coordinator/Helper Duties

Event Coordinators will be responsible for the following:

1)      Gathering all materials required to run the event (See Ms. Toscano if you have questions)

2)      All materials or equipment must be on the field before the event begins

3)      Make sure the participants are present

4)      Make sure the event starts and ends on time

5)      Complete the event so that it has a final resolution

6)      Fill out score sheet

7)      Submit results to one of the field coordinators.  The field coordinators are Beth Melia, Carrie Hoffman and Arlette Saenz. 

8)      Clean up of all items after the event

Recommendations:

1)      Bring a stopwatch and watch

2)      Briefly remind the students of the rules/guidelines

3)      Be on time

4)      Locate all materials as soon as possible (before next Wed. preferred) in case we have to go out and buy things

5)      Carry your set of rules and schedule

6)      Have a great time

FIELD DAY - EVENT RULES/GUIDELINES

Powder Puff Rules/Guidelines

1)      10 Minutes per game

2)      1st Game must be Freshman vs. Juniors, 2nd Game must be Sophomores vs. Seniors

3)      Girls Only

4)      No Tackling

5)      No Pushing

6)      Must raise the flag and stop playing

7)      Must display good sportsmanship conduct at all times

Pie Eating Contest Rules/Guidelines

1)      No hands

2)      No trading pies

3)      Must swallow all food to be considered finished

4)      Throwing or spitting of food will be automatic disqualification

Three Legged Race Rules/Guidelines

1)      4 teams per class

2)      They will all compete together

3)      40 yard run

4)      Must tie the know and the knot must stay tied throughout the race

Basketball Game Rules/Guidelines

1)      10 minute limit – winner declared at the end of the game

2)      1st Game must be Freshman vs. Juniors, 2nd Game must be Sophomores vs. Seniors

3)      At least one girl must be playing at all times

4)      Calls may not be disputed

5)      Must display good sportsmanship conduct at all times

Tug O’ War Rules/Guidelines

1)      Each Team shall have no more than 16 players

2)      1st Game must be Freshman vs. Juniors, 2nd Game must be Sophomores vs. Seniors

3)      Two lines will be drawn about 10 yards apart.

4)      A bandana will be tied to a rope.

5)      The first team to pull the tied bandana over the center will win. 

6)      8 girls and 8 boys on team

Male Cheerleading

1)      No cross dressing

2)      Maintain good sportsmanship

Kick Ball

1)      10 Minutes per game

2)      1st Game must be Freshman vs. Juniors, 2nd Game must be Sophomores vs. Seniors

3)      5 Girls, 5 Boys

4)      Must display good sportsmanship conduct at all times

In closing, I would like to thank everyone in advance for your support and hard work.  Spirit week is when students get the chance to get together and work as a team to achieve a common goal.  Spirit week also gives us a chance to thank those around us for all that they do.  This week will be dedicated to the Seniors of Antonian since it will be their last homecoming with us.  If you’re a new teacher, spirit week will be a little crazy but overall lots of fun.  Spirit week is even better when you participate and interact with your students.  I love Spirit week and I hope that this year, it will be just as successful as last year.  Please do not hesitate to ask any student council member or me questions should they arise.  Have a great week and Good Luck to everyone. 

God Bless You and Your Family Always,

Lorene L. Toscano