Flower Mound High School celebrated its 2022 Homecoming Week on October 17-21.
Festivities included dress-up days, the annual carnival, hall decorating, pep rallies, the football game vs. Plano, and the homecoming dance.
Special dress-up days centered around this year's theme, "Jags Are Out of This World.” Students dressed up for The Force is Strong at FMHS (Sci-Fi Day), We Come in Peace (Tie Dye), Jags are Astronomical (NASA/USA), Double Trouble (Clone/Twin Day) and Mum & Garter (Jag Spirit).
Friday night before the game, members of the homecoming court were recognized on the field. The 2022 FMHS homecoming court was made up of the following students:
Freshman Lord
Carter Massey
Freshman Lady
Sunny Vreeland
Sophomore Duke
Gavin Blad
Sophomore Duchess
Alli Pierce
Junior Prince
Nitesh Vanapalli
Junior Princess
Nicole Varghese
Senior King nominees
Beck Anderson
Yale Erdman
Jack Grubbs
Nick Smith
Senior Queen nominees
Cayman Hasseberg
Emma Kunsky
Ava Pawlik
Amanda Watson
Prior to kickoff, Jack Grubbs and Amanda Watson were named homecoming King and Queen, respectively.
Three FMHS alumni were inducted into the Flower Mound Hall of Fame before the game. Lindsay Henderson, Sonya Lail, and Mary Walker were recognized for the impact that each has had on their community.
The Jaguars defeated Plano 51-41 on Friday night.
Browse and share your favorite moments from last week's carnival, pep rally and the homecoming football game by visiting the FMHS Facebook page.
Congratulations to all of the Jaguar students that represent FMHS. Happy homecoming, Jags!
Flower Mound High School is a Lewisville Independent School District high school in Flower Mound, Texas, serving all Jaguars with engaging educational experiences, strong traditions, storied extracurriculars and future-ready opportunities. Follow FMHS on Facebook and Twitter to see more throughout the school year. Join the Lewisville ISD family by enrolling today, or visit Best Schools in Texas to learn more.
