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When the highschool alumni come to see a home football game. The week leading up to the Homecoming game can involve class spirit competitions and other such things.
2. Referring to the Homecoming football game. 3. Referring to the dance typically the night after the football game.\
2.Despite the debate, these early homecoming events all had similar characteristics: a football game served as a center point; the events included rallies, parades, speeches and dances; the events intented to unite alumni and students to create a stronger sense of school pride; and they were wildly successful.
Using these early events as an example, homecoming celebrations quickly became popular on college and university campuses and by the 1920s homecoming had taken root across the U.S. as an American tradition.
3.A pep rally usually occurs on the day of the big homecoming game. ... A dance follows the homecoming game, and a homecoming queen and sometimes king are crowned either during this time or at halftime of the game. All of these encourage students and alumni to have school spirit and pride.
4. You get to take pictures eat dance and do watever you want
5. Homecoming is an annual tradition in the United States. People, towns, high schools, and colleges come together, usually in late September or early October, to welcome back alumni and former residents.
6.Homecoming, which takes place every fall, is a very important high school event. Although traditions may vary by school, it is typically defined by a football game followed by a semi-formal dance. There may even be a parade or a school spirit week in conjunction with the occasion. Some schools may also use it as a time to welcome back alumni for a special dinner or reunion. During high school homecoming, there are special rules of etiquette students should follow.
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