The Monarch High School Homecoming Parade {Photos by David Volz}
Monarch High School began celebrating its homecoming with a parade on the afternoon of October 7.
The football team, cheerleaders, marching band, and many of the school’s clubs marched along a road behind the school, concluding on the school’s track, where the band performed.
Principal James Cecil was pleased to see school spirit and students having a positive experience. “This is our first-ever homecoming parade, and I hope to do it again,” he said.
The cheerleaders enjoyed participating in the parade. “We had a good time at this parade, and I love to lead school spirit,” said cheerleading captain Gabriella Pope.
Members of the theatre department marched. “This was an exciting and fun event,” said director Tatiana Ahlbum.
New band director, Jorge Fernandez, led the complete band and said the program is continuing to improve. He said the program earned second place among large schools at the recent Falcon Sound Invitational.
“We are doing well as a band, and it was fun to be a part of this parade,” he said.
Monarch High Marching Band at the Homecoming Parade
The Brasil Club at the Monarch Homecoming Parade
Members of the Key Club, Army JROTC, Student Government Association, and other groups marched in the parade. “This was great for the students and the school,” said Andrew Aronofsky, coach of the debate club.
Mayor Jackie Railey and Commissioner Sandra Welch participated in the parade. Railey said she loved being a part of it.
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