Football, Cheer, Band, and Athletic Trainers have their Senior Night soon Oct. 12th

Following a tailgate hosted by CHS Renaissance, Senior Night will highlight student’s from CHS’s students that are always bringing the spirit to Friday Night Lights

Erin Dallatorre, Editor-in-Chief

October 12, 2023

Senior Night will start at 6:30 P.M on Oct. 12th, and the football game against Bloomington will follow soon after at 7:30 P.M.

Colton, CA– Today on October 12th, CHS Senior Night for Football, Cheer, Marching Band, and Athletic Student Trainers will be celebrated at 6:30 P.M. at the Colton High School Memorial Stadium before football the game against Bloomington High School.

Seniors from each of the school organizations will walk down the track in front of the home-side bleachers with their guests as the announcer over the speaker shares some insight on each student and their plans after high school.

Renaissance will be hosting a tailgate at the Varsity football game against Bloomington, Oct. 12th.

Students and guests can grab a quick bite at CHS Renaissance’s hot dog tailgate which will start selling and serving food at 4:30 P.M., until around 8 P.M. For $10 you can get a bacon-wrapped hot dog, a drink, and chips. For just $8 you can get a regular hot dog with a drink and chips.

The Varsity football game will start at 7:30 P.M. and the theme will be to wear our school colors: Crimson and Gold. Tickets can be bought for adults at $9, and $5 for kids 12 years old and younger at gofan.co.

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About the Contributor

Erin Dallatorre, Editor-in-Chief

Erin Dallatorre has finally hit her senior year at Colton High School. After three long years of writing for the Pepper Bough and winning Journalist of the Year, she’s earned the role of Editor-in-Chief (even though she hates it when Mr. Dollins puts her in the spotlight). Whenever she isn’t going back and forth with her journalism advisor, she’s sharing her time as Drum Major of the CHS Marching Band. She copes with the stress of balancing both responsibilities by spending time with her five pets: three dogs, a cat, and a fish. Sometimes though, even her pets drive her crazy.