The Pirate Post

EVENT OF THE YEAR

By Caden Dillon

This year’s off and running at Southeast High School, and we’re coming up on the first big event of the year: homecoming. Whether the game or the dance, homecoming is one of the most anticipated events of the season. From sequins to lace, the girls have already chosen dresses, and hoco proposals have been in full swing since the beginning of September. The football team has been putting in the hours on the practice field to prepare for one of their biggest games of the season. Homecoming is going to be an unforgettable experience. The homecoming game is on October 3rd this year, and it will be a contest between Southeast and Champion. The game should be competitive and entertaining to watch. Senior Joe Sharish will be trying to lead the football team to a victory. The theme is Pink Out. Come ready to represent! The homecoming dance is taking place Saturday, October 4th at 7 pm in the high school gym. The theme is “Under the Stars”. The homecoming court is consisted of the freshman winners Eva Corll and Seth Dillon, the sophomores Natalie Campbell and Alaunté Massrock, the Juniors Isabelle Goodnite and Nathan Muccino, along with Leila Evans and Cohen Richardson, and the Seniors Abdallah Alrawahneh, Savannah Bailey, Genevieve Brown, Logan Bruderly, Daisy Zinz, and Dylan Evans. Join us on October 3rd for the homecoming game and to see who wins homecoming King and Queen.

ABOUT US

The Pirate Post started out as a club in the spring of 2025. This year, it officially became a Journalism and Communications Class, run by students, that is open to anyone! The process to make this an elective, however, was no easy feat. Student Izzy Goodnite (who proposed that we create a school newspaper) wrote a proposal for the school board, and they agreed to make it a class. We aim to inform the student body about things that are new at Southeast: sports, school plays, field trips, and seasonal news. We cover it all! “I feel this newspaper isn’t just about information though, it is also about learning and recognizing people who deserve it,” states Goodnite. If you enjoy writing, Newspaper is the class for you! If you have any article ideas or any questions, you can email our advisor, Julia Dillon: jdillon@sepirates.org or fill out the form at the bottom of our website.