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Bears Enjoy a Night of Music and Fun at Homecoming

Leadership hosted its annual Homecoming dance in Ayers Gym on Saturday night. Still energized from Friday’s Homecoming football game, students filled the dance floor in an assortment of suits and dresses on the dance floor.

The theme for this year’s Homecoming dance was the Garden of Greece, brought to life by floral overhangs, flashing lights, and popular music. The DJ executed a great performance, utilizing transitions, timing music with lights, and giving the audience a chance to scream the lyrics in an enthusiastic manner.

“It was very surprising,” freshman Marilyn Garcia said. ”I didn’t expect so many people to be so happy.”

Lawrence Chao / M-A Chronicle Students enter the dance.

As the night progressed, students’ energy continued. The DJ played a variety of songs, from classics like “Gangnam Style” by Psy to pop songs like “Fe!n” by Travis Scott. “It depends on what songs they are playing, but there are some times when it’s hype,” freshman Marcelino Elmonte said.

Students laughed, sang, and danced to their favorite songs, forming a big circle in the middle of the gym where people showed off their best moves. 

Lawrence Chao / M-A Chronicle Students pose for a picture.

Water and donut holes served as free concessions for Bears to rest and recharge from the  loud, crowded environment. 

The dance’s momentum slowly reached its low and the DJ closed things out with softer tracks like “Love” by Keyshia Cole. 

“The significance of Homecoming is the spirit,” sophomore Jonny La Cava said. ”You know, to bring people together.”

Check out the Homecoming rally, football game, and spirit week.

Lawrence is a junior in his first year of journalism. He is looking forward to learning and writing about culture and sports. In his free time, he enjoys playing with his cats, baking, and playing video games.

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