hoco?
students compete to be featured in The Tiger Print for their creative homecoming proposals
L-E-T-S G-O to HOCO
Ryan Barbosa, 9
& Gwen Helfrey, 9
How he asked her:
“I went to the supply store and bought a bunch of markers and posters, and then me and a couple of her friends went over and suprised her. Oh, I also wore her friend’s cheerleading outfit.”
How she reacted:
“My mom told me to get the door, and then I walked outside and then my friends were there with Ryan. I was really suprised.”
it would be a crime not to go to hoco
Caden Hunt, 11
& Emma Puntch, 11
How he asked her:
“It started with the idea that I should kidnap her. She was really scared and she kept saying, ‘Oh my god’ and ‘This can’t be happening right now.’”
How she reacted:
“After we left, we forgot to take down the crime scene tape and the body thing, and people thought it was a real crime scene.”
kick it with me @ hoco?
Gavin Ruder, 11
& Hadley Way, 10
How he asked her:
“It was after my soccer game, and Hadley was making a Tik Tok; I used my sign to ask her.”
How she reacted:
“I didn’t expect anything because I was just making a Tik Tok. I was a little shocked when he asked me just because I had no idea that that was happening.”
Charlie Trent is editor-in-chief and is a senior. It is her fourth year on staff. In school, she is involved in Chambers singers as Dance Captain and Choir...