It is a tradition to have themed days the week before homecoming. We have a competition called The Battle of Broomfield where the freshmen and juniors team up against the sophomores and seniors to see who has the most school spirit.

Flamingo day, based on the hotel casino on the Vegas strip was the first day of spirit week. Students wore their pink and flamingo costumes. Carter Volk (11) to the left was the winner of flamingo day wearing everything pink he owned

Toga day was based on the Vegas strip hotel, Caesar’s Palace. Students wore folded sheets and leaf crowns to dress as ancient Romans. To the left you see Will Tonelli (12) and Chase Frankle (12) wearing homemade togas.

BHS day was the day everyone got to wear their blue and white. The Eagles wore all their BHS attire. Jacob Hahn (11) and Armando Ocampo (11) supported their school this day by wearing pom-poms, a state champion shirt and painting their faces with blue and white.

On Mandalay Bay day the Eagles wore Hawaiian shirts and leis. Austin Jenson (9) and Isabel Feick (9) went all out with their grass skirts, Sunglasses, and swim trunks.

These students, Kali Zack (12), Mercedes Trujillo (11), Valerie Ulsh (10) and Chloe Wolz (9) purchased shirts from StuCo to represent their class. Seniors had black, juniors had blue, sophomores had gray, and freshman had white.

Student Council worked incredibly hard to make homecoming fun for their Eagles. The theme was Viva Las Vegas. The dance took place at Sports Authority Field at Mile High on October 3^rd. StuCo was there all day decorating the stadium in black, white, and red streamers. With huge dice everywhere and a Welcome to Vegas sign the dance had a laidback casino look. Students could dance the night away, sit in the stadium chairs with their friends, or even play roulette based on a casino game. The night ended with the song “Don’t Stop Believing” by Journey. Everyone made a giant circle on the dance floor where they sang, danced, and had a good time.