NEIRAD Roving Reporter:
What's Your Favorite Part of Homecoming?
Homecoming came sooner than expected this year with an early October kick off. The school is getting into the spirit with a chance to get away with wearing pajamas to school and then dressing up like a superhero the next day. We talked to kids to find out what they felt was the best part of the week.

Sophomores Katrine Ryan and Julia Franco
"Pep rally because it is full of school spirit"

Juniors Marguerite Morgan, Carly Berizzi, Catherine Lincoln
"Pep rally in caf in morning, finding out what sports teams are dressing up as in the morning."

Senior Emma Getsinger
"Dressing up with teams."

Junior Matt Lee
“I am a junior studier, soon to be a senior studier. I am dressing up as a nerd.”
Junior Sara Shaker
“My favorite part of Homecoming is the different fall sports all cheering in the cafe in the morning."

Junior Katie Vodola
“Watching all the fools dress up.”
(pictured here with T.T. Pollio)

Junior Charlie Baird
"The parade definitely because it’s great to be a part of the Blue Wave Pride.”

Mr. Woelker
“College day.”
Student: “There is no college day this year.”
Mr. Woelker: “Are you kidding me? I don’t get to wear my Michigan stuff? That’s crap.”

Sophomores Brennan Branca, Joe Haddad, Charlie Mercein
Brennan Branca: “Looking at what people wear and the dance”
Joe Haddad and Charlie Mercein: “the football game”
From the staff:
Shelby Penfield: The football game—“it’s really fun seeing who gets king and queen and there’s always a really big turnout”
Lisa Randall: “The cheer match in the caf in the morning on Friday”
Katie Grozier: “Being Homecoming queen”
Jay Alter: “Being Katie’s Homecoming king”
Claire Dickson: “Beating Katie out for Homecoming queen”
Matt Pik: Football game
Doug Phipps: Football game
Annabel Schneider: Friday pep rally
Also Published In This Issue:
DHS Students Struggle With "Cirinoitis" by Darius Majd,
The Story Behind the Stories by Doug Miller,
Senior Backpacks by Katherine Minion,
Darien Martial Arts Seeks Fresh Start by Sean Gill,
Rolling With Chair Changes by Taiki Miki,
Stranded Seniors by Doug Wells,
Field Day: Fun for All? by Staff,
October 1980 Blast from the Past by Julia Lang,
Roving Reporter: What is Your Favorite Part of Homecoming by Jessica DeMaio,
Girl's Swimming and Diving Primed for Big Season by Jessica Hodges,
Conquering the Cafeteria by Sam Wood,
School Clubs in Need of Makeover by Melanie Tzenova,
The Lost Art of Clutch Driving by Frank Lombardi,
Hot in the Lot: Olivia Taylor's "Batmobile" by Sam Wood,
Social Studies Teacher Makes a Comeback by Ben Hall,
A Delicious Pair by Lauren Keena and Jenn O’Neill,
Freshman Traces Her Tropical Roots by Annabel Schneider,
Cribs: Dana Howe by Katrina Vassel,
Neirad's Homecoming 2010:Special Photo Commentary by Alice Wang,
NEIRAD Top 5: What's your favorite Halloween candy? by Shelby Penfield,
Homecoming Game Photo Slide Show by Alice Wang,
Darien Readies for Accreditation by Katie Grozier and Collin Shay in Nierad Print,
Timmons' Twilight Haungted House by Emily Close and Jay Alter in Nierad Print,
No More Blue Wave News? by Katie Donovan in Nierad Print,
Slacking Seniors? Stressing Seniors. by Parker Lange and Kevin Cassidy in Nierad Print,
No Gym for Student Athletes by Olivia Leunis and Maddie Van Elslader in Nierad Print,
Letter to the Editor by Kendall Kyritz and Kristi Carey in Nierad Print,
10 Days of Terror by Ben Hall in Nierad Print,
The Principal of Calculus by Jamie Muehring in Nierad Print,
Roving Reporter by Emily Close in Nierad Print,
At Chunky Pam's It's Halloween Year Round by Michael Coe in Nierad Print,
Fuel Cell Program Gets Ready for Big Time by Chris Janson in Nierad Print,
Measuring CAPTitude by Darius Majd in Nierad Print,
New Restaurant Makes a Scene by Katrina Vassel in Nierad Print,
Parking Permits See 50% Increase by Julia Lang in Nierad Print,
New Coach Births New Era by Kevin Cassidy in Nierad Print,
There's No Price for Perfection by Rebecca Liu and Jay Alter in Nierad Print,
DHS By the Numbers by Jay Alter and Kevin Cassidy in Nierad Print,