Rock Hill Round-Up: Oct. 25-31
Principal Dustin Toth crowns Forthcoming Duchess Isabella Wikander at the community pep rally Thursday, Oct. 22. Underclassmen courts were crowned together at the rally. Senior king and queen, Shallan Marcum and Jimmy Peterson, were announced at the varsity game Friday, Oct. 23.
October 26, 2020
Upcoming
Monday 10/26
- Red Ribbon Week (Red-Out)
Tuesday 10/27
- Red Ribbon Week (Western Day)
- Red Ribbon Parent Information Night- Rock Hill HS- 7 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Volleyball
- JV Volleyball vs. The Colony- Rock Hill HS Arena- 5 p.m.
- Varsity Volleyball vs. The Colony- Rock Hill HS Arena- 6 p.m.
Wednesday 10/28
- Red Ribbon Week (Decades Day)
Thursday 10/29
- Red Ribbon Week (Halloween Dress-Up)
Friday 10/30
- No School (Professional Development Day)
Saturday 10/31
- Halloween (Be safe and have fun!)
Soaring in the Spotlight
- Seniors Shallan Marcum and Jimmy Peterson named FOCO king and queen.
Seniors Shallan Marcum and Jimmy Peterson named Forthcoming King and Queen during halftime. Peterson took the center of the field after playing in the first half of the game. pic.twitter.com/8acte6KHuN
— Rock Hill Media (@RockHillMedia) October 24, 2020
- Hill Top Times reporter Wes Barrett covers Presidential Debate on Twitter.
And that’s a wrap guys, unfortunately, I went 3 for 4 in my guesses😅 Hope you guys had much fun as I had watching, and that you guy found the found the commentary helpful! Have a good night! #PresidentialDebate2020 pic.twitter.com/52Or3jbcUE
— Rock Hill Media (@RockHillMedia) October 23, 2020
- Theatre acting and tech students put on first Rock Hill performance of Medea.
What an AMAZING performance by our @TheatreRockHill students! Just another example of the resiliency our students and staff @RockHillHS continue to show time and time again!! Great job @SarieaHaney and Tim Doyle on your FIRST EVER performance! @RockHillMedia pic.twitter.com/xGfHzmmHAh
— Dustin Toth (@TothDustin) October 23, 2020
![U.S. Government teacher Adam Barclay gives advice about the importance of local politics. “The presidential elections, or the big Senates, or the House of Representatives— that gets all the [attention],” Barclay said, “But that doesn't affect your everyday life. Your mayor, your city council, your school board— that affects your everyday life.”](https://rockhillmedia.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/ZH_1028_Barclay0580-copy-300x200.jpg)