Patriot Pages

  On Thursday, November 9th, our annual Identity Crisis was held! Our Girls Varsity Cheer team & Girls Varsity Basketball team switched roles. The cheerleaders were split into the black and white team, with black taking the win. The basketball players did halftime cheers and stunts!

 

  Parade/Fall Festival To celebrate Pace High School clubs, sports, homecoming court and more, Student Government Association (SGA) organizes a parade annually for the community. Sounding their sirens, police and the fire department lead the parade. Following them was Pace High School's NROTC unit, the Pride of the Red, White, and Blue, Pace Patriot football players, class floats, club floats, and lastly Homecoming Court. Afterwards, a fall festival is held at Patriot Stadium, this gives clubs and extracurricular activities the chance to represent themselves and what they do. Food trucks, carnival games, and bouncy houses were open for everyone to enjoy.

Dress Up Days To end the football season, Pace High School celebrated Homecoming week from October 30th through November 3rd Students were given dress up themes for each day of the week to celebrate the final home game. Preparation prior to the dress up days, students gathered their outfits for a full week of school spirit. To begin the week, students were assigned the theme "Generations Day." Separated through grade levels, freshman dressed as babies, sophomores were middle schoolers, juniors were parents, and seniors were senior citizens. Tuesday, the theme fell on Halloween, so students dressed in their costumes. Wednesday, everyone collaborated with a friend to come up with an iconic duo. To represent the proud red, white, and blue, patriot day was assigned on Thursday. Finally, as the week came to an end, everyone dressed in their best pirate attire for "Hook Hollis," which was later switched when Hollis had to drop from playing the football team. Instead, Pace

 Many students from Pace High School competed in a local art competition. The show was beautiful and our students did so well. Please join us in congratulating them for placing in this highly competitive show.  Drawing Black & White: 3rd Place- Rhea Candemeres Drawing Color: 2nd Place- Ella Merrick 3rd Place- Lily Haveard Ceramics: 1st Place- Cali Duncan Painting: 1st Place- Lara Proshrek Printmaking: 3rd Place- Ava Lingle Digital Art & 2D Design: Honorable Mention: Mehraty Aria Honorable Mention: Lyn Smith University of West Florida Award:  Ella Merrick, Lara Proshek, Gianna Tagliere Pensacola State Award: Lily Haveard, Emily Jacobsen, Lara Proshek, & Elianna Pruitt

Sneak peek of Homecoming week! Dress up days recap: Monday- Generations day   (Freshman- Babies Sophomores- Middle Schoolers Juniors- Parents Seniors- Senior Citizen)  Tuesday- Halloween (Dress in your Halloween costume) Wednesday- Iconic Duo Day Thursday- Patriotic theme (Red, White, & Blue) Photos by:  M. Briseno, M. Brooke, S. Burgess, A. Castro, A. Christensen, & S. Nelson