Roomie s Big Night on Broadway

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1 Roomie s Big Night on Broadway Homecoming 2015 For questions concerning Homecoming, please contact Student Director of Homecoming 2015: Regan Cascio at regan.cascio@selu.edu

2 Student Event Homecoming Calendar/Due Dates For a copy of the entire University Homecoming Calendar, please go to Monday, September 14, Homecoming Rules Meeting and picking themes at 3:30 pm in the Student Union Meeting Room 2203 Tuesday, September 15, Homecoming Rules Meeting and picking themes at 3:30 pm in the Student Union Meeting Room 2203 **Additional Homecoming Rules meetings will be added. Organizations will be notified of the next scheduled meeting when they submit their Homecoming packet. Monday, October 5, Initial Lip Sync music and team roster will be due at 5:00 pm in the Office for Student Engagement - Roar Like a Lion Yell Competition description sheet will be due at 5:00 pm in the Office for Student Engagement - Finalized parade throws description must be turned into the Office for Student Engagement by 5:00 pm. - Individual waivers are due to the Office for Student Engagement by 5:00 pm. - Teams may pick up Downtown Decorating paint in the Office for Student Engagement by 5:00 pm Wednesday, October 7, Teams may begin painting for Downtown Decorating. Keep in mind that weather may alter designs if painted too early. Friday, October 9, Sheet Signs will be due by 12:00 pm in the Office for Student Engagement Sunday, October 11, Campus Decorating for Participation Points - Downtown Decorating must be completed by 5:00 pm Monday, October 12, Homecoming Kickoff- 11:30 am to 1:30 pm, Student Union Mall - Green and Gold Day- Wear Green and Gold all day! - Sheet Signs will be displayed by 12:00 pm in the Student Union Mall 1

3 - Downtown Decorating will be judged and winners will be announced at the Homecoming football game Tuesday, October 13, Final copy of Lip Sync music will be due at 12:00 pm in the Office for Student Engagement - On-Line Registration and race fee for Ready, Set, Glow is due by 5:00 pm in the Office for Student Engagement. See Ready, Set, Glow rules for details - Minute to Win It- 7:30 pm, Strawberry Stadium Wednesday, October 14, Gumbo YaYa- 11:00 am to 2:00 pm, Student Union War Memorial Park - Ready, Set, Glow 5K Glow Run- 6:30 pm On-Site Registration, 7:00 pm Check-In, 7:30 pm Race, North Oak Park Thursday, October 15, Bonfire/Pep Rally/ Roar Like a Lion Yell Competition- 6:45 pm, Cook Field - Lip Sync- 8:00 pm, Cook Field Saturday, October 17, Homecoming Parade- 3:00 pm, (See Appendix H for Parade Route) - Homecoming Game against Stephen F. Austin- 7:00 pm, Strawberry Stadium - Homecoming Court Presented and King/Queen Crowned at half-time - Homecoming Competition Winners announced throughout the game - Homecoming Winner announced in the third quarter of the Homecoming game. Monday, October 19, Sheet Signs may be picked up in the Office for Student Engagement before 5:00 pm. NOTE: Dates, Times, and Locations are subject to change. Team representatives and Presidents will be contacted with any changes during Homecoming by SGA Homecoming Committee or the Office for Student Engagement. 2

4 General Rules 1. All SGA sponsored Homecoming events outlined in this packet are alcohol free. Any contestant, organization representative, or organization guest found with alcohol or displaying intoxication will disqualify his or her organization and team from the Homecoming Week competitions. In addition, the offending person and chapter or organization will be reported to the Office for Student Conduct and their respective council judiciary board. 2. Unsportsmanlike conduct or harassment of SGA, Homecoming Committee members, Office for Student Engagement staff, or another group or team will not be tolerated. If this occurs, the offending team will lose sportsmanship points and/or be disqualified from Homecoming and be reported to the Office for Student Conduct. 3. The Office for Student Engagement reserves the right to disqualify any individual, group of individuals, chapters, or entire teams at any time prior to, during, or after Homecoming for unsportsmanlike conduct or behavior. 4. Only active members and new members are allowed to participate in Homecoming Week for team events. The roster used will be the official roster on file with the Office for Student Engagement. 5. Participants for events must check-in no later than 15 minutes before the start of the event. Failure to do so will disqualify the unchecked members from that event. 6. Scoring will be as follows for competition events: a. 1 st place 3 points b. 2 nd place 2 points c. 3 rd place 1 point 7. Scoring for sportsmanship points will be as follows: a. Each team will start the week with a total of 3 points. b. The Office for Student Engagement staff and/or Homecoming Committee members will remove 1 point per violation. c. Team Captains of any team that loses a sportsmanship point will receive written notification (See Appendix A) within one day. 8. External judges will be used for the Sheet Sign, Downtown Decorating, Roar Like a Lion Yell Competition, Lip Sync and Float Competition. Any attempt to influence 3

5 judges in any way will result in an automatic disqualification from all Homecoming Week student events. 9. All team members, whether actively participating or not, must sign a waiver. This waiver is due by October 5, 2015 by 5:00 pm. (See Appendix B) Sunday, October 11, 2015 Homecoming Campus Decorating: 1. Teams must have five participants help with campus decorating. 2. Team participants will sign in with Regan Cascio at 3:00 pm in the Student Union Mall. Participants will be given tasks to help decorate the campus for Homecoming. These tasks will be simple yet specific and need to be done according to the instructions given. Once all assigned tasks are completed participants may sign out with Regan Cascio in the Student Union Mall. 3. All materials will be provided by the Student Government Association. 4. Each team to do so will receive one participation point towards their overall Homecoming points. To receive the participation point, participants must sign in, sign out and complete the task given correctly. Downtown Decorating Competition: 1. Teams can begin decorating businesses at Wednesday, October 7, All Downtown Decorating designs must be complete by Sunday, October 11, 2015 by 5:00 pm. Altering designs after they have been completed but not judged will result in disqualification from this event. 2. Pictures of the designs will be taken once they are complete. This is to ensure that if anything distorts the design, whether intentional or not, judges will be able to see the original product. If a team has to be judged from a picture, it will be an element accounted for during judging. 3. Window paint will be provided by the Student Government Association. Teams can pick up their window paint Monday, October 15, 2015 by 5:00 pm in the Office for Student Engagement. 4. Teams will be assigned to businesses. Teams can only decorate the business assigned to them. If a team decorates the window of another business, intentional or not, the design will not be judged. It is the team s responsibility to ensure they are decorating the correct business window. Teams will be provided the address of the business and contact information. Teams should coordinate with whomever is to be contacted for their assigned business. 4

6 5. If a team interferes with another team s design or decorating time, sed team will be disqualified from this event and may have Sportsmanship points deducted. 6. It is the responsibility of the team to clean up outside the business after decorating each day. There should be no trash left by teams. 7. Teams are responsible for contacting their business to discuss an appropriate time to clean the window. 8. If there are any issues that develop between a team and the business, please contact Regan Cascio and Dr. Pam Rault with the Office for Student Engagement. 9. Designs must include Roomie s Big Night on Broadway, Homecoming 2015, team name/organizations included, and team theme. Downtown Decorating will be judged on the following criteria (See Appendix C): -Adheres to the rules stated above -Correlation to the Homecoming theme - Originality/Creativity - Overall Impression/Neatness Points for Downtown Decoration are as follows: 1st Place-3 points 2nd Place-2 points 3rd Place-1 point Monday, October 12, 2015 Homecoming Kick-Off-11:00 am 1:30 pm, Student Union Mall: The Student Government Association will host a Homecoming Kick-Off in the Student Union Mall. Students will have an opportunity to pick up a free Homecoming t-shirt (while supplies last) and a schedule of the Homecoming Week activities. Music provided by: DJ Cloud. Homecoming Sheet Sign Contest- 12 pm 1. Sheet Signs must be turned into the Office for Student Engagement by Friday, October 9, 2015 by 12:00 pm. The Student Government Association and Office of Student Engagement will be responsible for hanging up and taking down sheet signs. Teams may pick up their sheet sign after Homecoming on Monday, October 19, 2015 at the Office for Student Engagement. Any sheet that is not picked up by 5:00 pm on Monday, October 19, 2015 will be discarded. 2. Organizations must provide their own sheet. Sheets must be a Standard Full cloth sheet and can be any color that compliments the design. 3. No form of glitter may be used on the sheets. 5

7 4. Sheets must contain Homecoming 2015, Roomie s Big Night on Broadway, the team s name/organizations included and the team s theme. 5. Judging will occur Monday, October 12, 2015 and winners will be announced at the Homecoming Football game on October 17, All banners must be in good taste. Vulgarity, profanity, nudity, or bashing other teams will not be tolerated. Teams that fail to comply will be disqualified from this event and further action may be taken. 7. Any attempt to deface another teams sheet will also lead to disqualification from this event and further actions may be taken including Sportsmanship points being deducted. Sheet Signs will be judged on the following criteria (See Appendix D): -Adheres to the rules stated above -Correlation to the Homecoming theme - Originality/Creativity - Overall Impression/Neatness Points for the Sheet Sign contest are as follows: 1 st Place- 3 points 2 nd Place- 2 points 3 rd Place- 1 point NPHC Role Reversal / Southeastern Family Reunion 7:00 pm, Student Union Mall: The National Pan-Hellenic Council hosts an evening with free food and entertainment for Southeastern students. The entertainment includes stepping, strolling, and a friendly competition between the sororities and fraternities of the council Tuesday, October 13, 2015 Minute to Win-It 7:30 pm, Strawberry Field: 1. Each team must have one participant for each game of the competition. There will be five games total, unless there is an overall tie. 2. The rules will be provided immediately prior to each game before it is played. Teams will choose one representative to compete in that game. Once a representative is chosen, that representative will be the only one allowed to compete in that game. If for some reason the representative is unable to participate in the game, the team will not receive any points for that specific game. Each representative will only be allowed to participate in one game. 3. Team representatives must follow the rules for the game. If any rules are broken, the team will not receive any points for that specific game. It is the responsibility of the 6

8 representative to make sure they fully understand the rules. Volunteers will be present to answer any questions representatives might have. 4. For each specific game, a 1 st, 2 nd, and, 3 rd place will be awarded. Ties will be allowed for each game. Points will be awarded as outlined below. 5. Points for each game will be averaged and a 1 st, 2 nd, and, 3 rd place will be awarded. If there is a tie for any place, a tiebreaker game will take place. The rules for the tiebreaker will be announced prior to the game. Points for Minute to Win It are as follows: 1 st Place- 3 points 2 nd Place-2 points 3 rd Place- 1 point Wednesday, October 14, 2015 Gumbo Ya-Ya- 11 am to 2 pm, Student Union Campus Activities Board will host the annual Gumbo YaYa celebration from 11am to 2pm outside the Student Union Mall. The 2015 Homecoming Court will also be presented. Ready, Set, Glow: 5K Glow Run: Day of Registration at 6:30 pm / Check-in at 7:00 pm / Race at 7:30 pm, North Oak Park 1. On-Line Registration for the race: Participants are encouraged to pre-register for the race on-line using a link that will be found on the SGA Website at a later date. There is a five dollar registration fee that can be brought to the Office for Student Engagement by Tuesday, October 13. If you are not fully registered (completed On-Line Registration Form and paid) by Tuesday, October 13, you can complete the process during the On-Site Registration, but you are not guaranteed a race packet. 2. On-Site Registration for the race: Participants who do not Pre-Register using the On-line system may register on-site, however, participants who register the day of the event are not guaranteed a Race Packet. On-Site Registration will begin at 6:30pm at North Oak Park. 3. All money collected will be donated to the Southeastern Foundation in its entirety. 4. Check-In: Check-In will take place at North Oaks Park and starts at 7:00 pm. In order to be eligible for Homecoming Points, all participants must be checked-in by 7:20 pm and ready to start the race by 7:30 pm 5. The race will begin at 7:30 pm. The race will be approximately 5K in distance. A map of the race route will be available at a later date. 7

9 6. For one participation point, teams must have at least 10 participants attend the race. There may be more than 10 participants in the race but only one point will be awarded. Teams who do not have 10 participants will still be allowed to participate and will qualify for placing. 7. Team participants must complete the race in its entirety. Anyone who does not stay on the designated route the entire time will be disqualified for placing and will not be counted as a team participant. 8. Any form of cheating will not be tolerated. This includes but is not limited to skipping parts of the designated route or hurting other competitors. 9. Each team participant is required to wear a white t-shirt. Those who do not wear a white t-shirt will be disqualified from placing but will still be allowed to participate in the race and will count towards the team s total number of participants. 10. This is a race with paint. Please dress appropriately and anticipate the paint to stain clothes and shoes. Points for Ready, Set, Glow are as follows: 1 st Place- 3 points 2 nd Place-2 points 3 rd Place- 1 point Thursday, October 15, 2015 Roar Like a Lion Yell Competition at Bonfire and Pep Rally-6:45 pm, Cook Field: 1. To compete in Roar Like a Lion Yell Competition, the organization must complete a brief description of their cheer/chant idea. Roar Like a Lion Yell Competition description sheets must be completed b y 5:00 pm on October 5, The purpose of the competition is to showcase pride for Southeastern Louisiana University, the Lions and team/organizations included. 3. Each performance must last a minimum of one (1) minute and may last no longer than two (2) minutes. 4. Crude language, obscenity, vulgar behavior, and profanity will NOT be tolerated and will result in disqualification. 5. Each performance should include a chant and/or cheer, not solely based on a dance performance, showing pride for Southeastern Louisiana University and/or the Lions. 6. The performances will take place in an appropriate sized area around the Bonfire on Cook Field. 7. No props, decorations, or music are allowed. 8. There is a limit of 10 participants per group. 9. Stunting in the air is NOT allowed. This means no lifting any person in the air or flips. Any team who attempts to perform a stunting act will automatically be disqualified. 8

10 Roar Like a Lion Yell Competition will be judged (See Appendix E): - Originality/Creativity - Amount of pride shown for Southeastern, the Lions, and team - Overall impression Points for the Roar Like a Lion Yell Competition are as follows: 1 st Place- 3 points 2 nd Place-2 points 3 rd Place- 1 point Lip Sync- 8:00 pm, Cook Field: 1. Each team will have a maximum of 25 members participating in Lip Sync. Each team must have at least one representative from each organization on the team performing in Lip Sync. 2. Each team will have one minute for setup, 5-7 minutes to perform, and one minute for takedown. If a performance goes over or under the time limit the team will have points deducted. If a team exceeds the minute given for setup or takedown points will also be deducted. 3. Music and team roster must be turned into the Office for Student Engagement by 5:00 pm on October 5, Any group that does not turn in their music or roster by the designated date and time will automatically be disqualified from Lip Sync. 4. Only people on the team roster will be allowed on and behind the stage. Any team with people on or behind the stage that are not on the roster will have points deducted. 5. Members participating in Lip Sync must check-in with Regan Cascio prior to getting on stage to verify team roster. I.D. not required. 6. Music must be clean; no explicit or inappropriate lyrics. Points will be deducted from the total score if music or dancing is deemed inappropriate. 7. Participants are not allowed to exit the stage until the end of the performance. Once a participant steps on the stage they cannot leave. 8. Order of teams will be chosen randomly before Lip Sync begins. 9. Staging size will be announced at the Homecoming Rules meeting. 10. Teams are not allowed to use glitter, confetti or any other decorations that leave traces on the stage or ground. If a team uses any decorations described above, points will be deducted. 11. A spoken storyline is not required for Lip Sync. Points will not be added or subtracted for having a spoken storyline. The most important aspect is that your team s overall performance represents their theme. 12. Tiebreaker Rules: a. If there is a tie in the overall scores for Lip Sync the following tiebreaker will be in effect. 9

11 b. All teams should choose one person to compete in an one-on-one Lip Sync Competition. A tie breaker song must be included on the final copy of the Lip Sync music. c. The judges will again score the performance and determine the place winner. d. All rules for Lip Sync apply for the Lip Sync Tiebreaker Lip Sync will be judged on the following criteria (See Appendix F): -Style/Appearance -Choreography -Overall Performance - Creativity -Theme Points for the Lip Sync contest are as follows: 1 st Place- 3 points 2 nd Place-2 points 3 rd Place- 1 point Saturday, October 17, 2015 Homecoming Parade: 1. Definition of Entries: a. Float: A float entry is anything being pulled by a vehicle. b. Decorated Car: A car entry is defined as a vehicle requiring a standard automobile license to operate. 2. Throws are acceptable under certain restraints: a. Do not throw any questionable items such as: condoms, obscene materials of any sort, or profane items, or anything that could be remotely questionable. b. Do not throw your items with an excessive amount of force. Specifically, do not hit spectators in the face or throw with an intention to harm a spectator. c. A description of throws must be included in the Homecoming Registration Form. Any modifications to the original description must be turned into the Office for Student Engagement for approval by 5:00 pm October 5, The use of any rude, crude, or socially unacceptable cheers or hand motions are not allowed. 4. Please make sure that the music on your float is family friendly 5. Students participating/riding in the parade should wear only their organization s memorabilia or that of Southeastern Louisiana University. Do not wear anything with another school s letters or name. If you do, you will not be allowed to participate in the parade. 10

12 6. No alcohol will be allowed on floats, cars, or in the parade line up. a. Individuals who are intoxicated will not be allowed on the float and should not be drinking prior to riding in the parade due to liability, even if they are 21. b. The Homecoming Committee reserves the right to do spot checks of all entries regarding alcohol being present on the entry. c. There will be no drinking on the float. d. If there is suspicion of alcohol, the float will be removed, there will be a loss of Homecoming Week participation eligibility for the organization in question, and the organization will be referred to the Office for Student Conduct. e. Accepting alcohol from parade spectators is strictly prohibited and will be seen as an alcohol violation. 7. Once the float or car has been loaded with participants, participants should not leave the float car until the parade has ended. 8. Any entry may be removed from the parade and competition if, in the opinion of the parade officials or the Homecoming Committee, the entry is operated in a hazardous manner or because of the misbehavior of individuals associated with the entry. 9. Any organization that wishes to have a car in addition to the float, must submit their request in the Homecoming Registration packet. 10. Each organization will only be allowed one float and one car per organization on a team. 11. Each entry must also submit how many participants will be riding on the float. This number must be submitted when turning in the float entry form to the Office of Student Engagement. 12. Each entry will receive a Parade Line-Up Number closer to the Homecoming date. This number will be used to help identify the organization s entries during the parade. 13. The parade staging (line-up) area will be on the North Campus behind Textbook Rental. Parade entries must enter from the Tornado Dr. entrance All entries must arrive between 12:30 pm and 1:30 pm to be entered into the parade. All entries must check-in with a representative from the Office for Student Engagement. (See Appendix I for diagram.) 14. Entries must clearly identify the team name/organization s included, Homecoming 2015, Roomie s Big Night on Broadway, and team theme on both sides of the float for judging purposes. Floats will be judged on the following criteria (See Appendix G): -Adheres to the rules stated above -Correlation to the Homecoming theme - Originality/Creativity - Overall Impression/Neatness - Enthusiasm 11

13 Points for the Float contest are as follows: 1 st Place- 3 points 2 nd Place- 2 points 3 rd Place- 1 point 12

14 Competition Winner Announcements Sheet Sign: Announced at Homecoming football game Minute to Win It: Announced at event Downtown Decorating: Announced at Homecoming football game Ready, Set, Glow: Announced at event Roar Like a Lion Yell Competition: Announced at event Lip Sync: Announced at event Float: Announced during Homecoming football game Homecoming Week: Announced third quarter of Homecoming football game Appendices Appendix A: Team Registration Form Appendix B: Sportsmanship Infraction Appendix C: Homecoming Waiver Appendix D: Downtown Decorating Judging Sheet Appendix E: Sheet Sign Judging Sheet Appendix F: Roar Like A Lion Yell Competition Judging Sheet Appendix G: Lip Sync Judging Sheet Appendix H: Float Judging Sheet Appendix I: Parade Route Diagram Appendix J: Parade Lineup Diagram 13

15 2015 Homecoming Team Registration Form APPLICATION DEADLINE: Monday, SEPTEMBER 21, Homecoming Team Registration Form Organization Name: Contact Person: Southeastern address: Contact number: \ Is your organization teaming up with other organizations for Homecoming? yes no If yes, please list the other organizations on your Homecoming Team: Please indicate the events that your organization will be participating in during Homecoming 2015 Campus Decorating (Participation Points) Ready, Set, Glow 5K Run Downtown Window Decorating Competition Roar Like a Lion/Yell Competition Sheet Sign Competition Lip Sync Competition Minute to Win It Competition Homecoming Parade If you are participating in the Homecoming Parade: Will your team have a float? Yes No Will your team have a car? Yes No If yes, how many cars will you have? Will your team have throws? Yes No If yes, what will you throw? Student organizations participating in homecoming may start submitting their registration packet as early as Monday, September 14, Once an organization submits the packet, they can attend a Homecoming Rules Meeting and draw their sub-theme. The final deadline to submit registration packets is Monday, September 21, 2015 at 12:00pm. All packets are to be submitted to the Student Government Association office in the Student Union, room All members must be confirmed on the official roster in the Office for Student Engagement For Office use only: Team Theme: 14

16 Homecoming Week Notice of Infraction Appendix B This is to be completed by the Student Director of Homecoming or a member of the Office for Student Engagement if a Homecoming Week violation has been properly reported. This must be given to the accused team s Presidents (or Homecoming Week Team Captain) within one day of the violation. Team: Accused team(s): Date of notification: Alleged violation(s): (List specific rule and brief description of the violation.) Date(s) of alleged violation(s): Infraction filed by: Date infraction filed: Imposed Sanctions (Loss of sportsmanship point, disqualification, etc.): Student Director of Homecoming Office for Student Engagement 15

17 Homecoming 2015 Waiver to Participate Appendix C All organization members participating in any Homecoming 2015 event MUST fill out this waiver and turn it into the Student Government Association Office. Waivers must be turned in by October 5, 2015 at 5:00 pm. To Southeastern Louisiana University: In consideration of Southeastern Louisiana University permitting participants the opportunity to participate in the activity, in full recognition and appreciation of any risks, hazards or dangers that may be inherent in this activity, I do hereby assume all of the risks and responsibilities surrounding participation in such activity. Further, I do myself, my heirs and personal representatives hereby defend, hold harmless and indemnify, release and forever discharge Southeastern Louisiana University, its trustees, directors, officers, agents, servants and employees from and against any and all claims, demands, and actions or causes of action on account of damage to personal property or personal injury or death, which may result from my participation and which result from causes beyond the control of, and without the fault or negligence of, Southeastern Louisiana University its trustees, directors, officers, agents, servants, and employees, during the period of Homecoming participation as aforesaid. I fully understand the risks involved in this activity, and agree to assume those risks. I understand that Southeastern Louisiana University its trustees, directors, officers, agents, servants, and employees assume and accept no liability for personal injury, loss of life, or damage to personal property. WITNESS WHEREOF, participant has caused this release to be signed this day of, Printed Name of Participant Signature of Participant Printed Name of Witness Signature of Witness 16

18 Downtown Decorating Judging Sheet Appendix D Criteria Score: 1-10 Adheres to all the rules stated in Homecoming Rules Originality/Creativity Inclusion of Theme (Homecoming and Team) States Homecoming 2015, Roomie s Big Night on Broadway, Team name/organizations included, team theme Overall Impression/Neatness Total Score: Placing: 17

19 Sheet Sign Judging Sheet Appendix E Criteria Score: 1-10 Adheres to all the rules stated in Homecoming Rules Originality/Creativity Inclusion of Theme (Homecoming and Team) States Homecoming 2015, Roomie s Big Night on Broadway, Team name/organizations included, team theme Overall Impression/Neatness Total Score: Placing: 18

20 Roar Like a Lion Yell Competition Judging Sheet Appendix F Criteria Score: 1-10 Pep and Enthusiasm Originality/Creativity Yelling Expression Movement Precision Overall Performance Total: Placing: 19

21 Lip Sync Judging Sheet Appendix G Categories 1 (poor) (outstanding) Score Choreography No organization Little organization Some organization Good organization Outstanding organization Creativity, Originality (with theme) No effort, no creativity Little creativity Some creativity Good creativity Excellent creativity Style Appearance: (Outfits) Outfits do not go together or go with theme Outfits coordinated but do not go with theme Appearance goes with theme but nothing special Outfits go with theme and work well together but missing wow factor Great outfits that work great with theme Theme Didn t use theme well at all Barely included theme Average use of theme, incorporates theme enough Incorporates theme well Excellent inclusion of theme Presentation Overall Overall Presentation lacking greatly Slightly Lacking Average Good Presentation Great Presentation Total Score: Placing: 20

22 Float Judging Sheet Appendix H Criteria Score: 1-10 Adheres to all the rules stated in Homecoming Rules Originality/Creativity Inclusion of Theme (Homecoming and Team) States Homecoming 2015, Roomie s Big Night on Broadway, Team name/organizations included, team theme Overall Impression/Neatness Enthusiasm Total Score: Placing: 21

23 Parade Route Diagram Appendix I 22

24 Parade Line Up Diagram Appendix J 23