Wednesday, October 24, 2012

Jay Williams Looks to Future Beyond High School

Jay Williams, a senior at Homewood High School loves the game of football. His approach to the practices and games is that of a man on a mission. As a Defensive lineman, punter and kicker, Jay shows that he has what colleges need... versitility. As a punter, he averages over 47 yards a punt. He believes he can take that ability to the next level.

 

After several campus visits to Division 3 Huntingdon College in Montgomery, he believes that may be his destination. Playing college football, while getting a quality education, are high on Jay's list of future accomplishments. He still has one major goal to accomplish first - winning the Alabama 5A State Championship. He and his fellow Patriots have clinched the Region 4 Championship and are focused on the big prize.

Maggie Williams Selected to 2013 All American Marching Band

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 Photo Courtesy of Brad Keim

Congratulations to Maggie Williams for being selected as one of the best 125 musicians in the country as a member of the 2013 All American Marching Band. She will perform with other high school All Americans at the US Army All-America Bowl in San Antonio, TX on January 5, 2013.
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Monday, October 8, 2012

Conner Peterson Selected as Scholar Athlete of Week

Conner Peterson was recently named "South Scholar of the Week" by The Birmingham News. Below is the article about Conner. Congratulations to Conner!

Friday, October 5, 2012

Red Baraat Performs for HHS


On Friday, September 14, 2012, the eclectic music group, Red Baraat, performed for Homewood High School faculty, staff, and students. Red Baraat’s sound is a fusion of Nothern Indian music, jazz, funk, and latin. The group is from New York but performed in Birmingham as part of the Alys Stephens Center for the Performing Arts’ fall schedule. The Stephens Center has a program called “Meet the Artist” whose goal is to connect students and artists for free. The Stephens Center chose Homewood High School as the host for Red Baraat’s “Meet the Artist” performance due to our diverse student body and our love of music and emphasis on arts education.

Monday, October 1, 2012

2012 HOMECOMING COURT

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Miss Fire Prevention

Samantha Hollis-White Named Miss Fire Prevention