Eisenhower High School Student Council to Host Homecoming Carnival on Nov. 8

Eisenhower High School is preparing to celebrate its first inaugural Homecoming Carnival in November.

The campus’ Student Council organization is sponsoring the event set for Nov. 8 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the school. The theme is “Wild, Wild West.” The students encourage folks to dress up in their favorite western wear.

The entire community is invited to attend. The entry fee is only $5. Funds raised will help Student Council members with costs to attend the organization’s state convention in Arlington. The state event will take place in April 2014.

There will be a number of activities for the entire family to enjoy including the following:

Carnival games
Caricature artists
Dunking booth
Face painting
Hay rides
Mechanical bull riding
Moonwalk
Photo booth
Ring Toss

Concession stands will be selling candy, cotton candy, nachos, pickles, popcorn, slushes, turkey legs, water and much more.

Alan Moore and Edwina King encourage everyone to attend and support the students. Moore is the career technology education department chair and King is the business computer systems information (BCIS) teacher at Eisenhower High. Both serve as sponsor and co-sponsor, respectively.

“The students are excited to host their first homecoming carnival,” said Moore. “They are working hard to make the event fun for the young and the young at heart. We hope students, staff members, families and community members come out on November 8 to have some carnival fun and to support our students.”