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Homecoming Game
Every homecoming game at CHS is magnificent. Considering that this was my last homecoming game being a student of Clarksdale High. I truly valued and cherish every moment of it. Each homecoming maid was simply beautiful as they walked out on the field. I was overwhelmed with excitement seeing all of my friends dressed in their beautiful ball gowns. Each maid conducted themselves with such grace and class even after losing they still remained respectful. Throughout the entire game I was overwhelmed with excitement. The game was going great our players were up by nearly 30 points . The bleachers were filled with people who loved and supported our wildcats . So many familiar faces returned home and reunited with their old classmates and loved
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