Students enjoyed the antics of bewigged coaches and teachers on roller blades during the Pep Rally. There is no keeping a good Trojan down - not fitful rain, gusty wind, or a tough opponent on the field. In a shut-out of 28-0, Garden City’s varsity football team made this year’s Homecoming Game one to remember. “I am really proud of how well the team is playing this season - they are fun and exciting to watch,” commented Athletic Director Nancy Kalafus. “I am really happy that the heavy rain held off until after the wonderful halftime show.”

At the high school Pep Rally on Friday afternoon, students raised the roof with unbridled enthusiasm as the high school teams were introduced in anticipation of Homecoming. The kick line, cheerleaders, marching band and color guard entertained students during the Pep Rally and wowed the fans at Saturday’s halftime show.

Introduced to the high school student body were this year’s Homecoming King/Queen nominees (left to right, back row, boys): Ashish Rihal, Joe Wolf, Alex Persak - absent from photo Jared Mitchell; (front row, girls): Arielle Gogh, Heidi Jaye, Emily Menges and Kelly Allen. Thank you to everyone who helped to make this year’s Homecoming weekend such a success! Go Trojans!

Trojan Running Back Mark Ellis did a Michael Jackson impression, complete with lip sync and Thriller choreography during the Pep Rally.
he girl’s volleyball team raised school spirit at the Pep Rally with a floor-pounding chant and an audience candy toss.
The girl’s field hockey team made quite an entrance on the high school’s Trojan horse at Friday’s Pep Rally.
The Garden City High School color guard brightened the field with swirling color and ensemble dance moves during the marching band’s performance.
Principal Nanine Cuttitta crowned Homecoming King Joe Wolf and Queen Emily Menges at the conclusion of Saturday’s halftime show.
Defying gravity, this cheerleader took to the air during the halftime show.
The Homecoming halftime show would not have been complete without the high-stepping precision line work of the high school kick line.
The marching band, under the direction of Brandon Psenica, kept everyone’s toes tapping with a lively musical arrangement and eye-catching choreography during Saturday’s halftime show.
Running Back Stephen Jahelka carried the football from midfield to the end zone for the final touchdown of the game.
Garden City’s varsity cheerleader wowed the crowd with their effortless lifts.