Beginning at 4:15pm through downtown Plymouth. The route will begin near East Main and Caroline streets, head south to Mill Street, east on Mill to North Street, then north back to Main.
Entries will line up on a first-come first-served basis starting at 3:15 p.m. the day of the parade, which will begin promptly at 4:15 p.m. The route will begin near East Main and Caroline streets, head south to Mill Street, east on Mill to North Street, then north back to Main.
Varsity Football hosts Port Washington, 7pm; admission $5 ($2 for grades 5-12, $1 for grades K-4, free for ages 62+ & PHS students with ID).
PHS alumni are invited to sign in at the Plymouth Education Foundation welcome tent, sign up for the foundation email list, and purchase a Panther tumbler for $20.
Fans also can follow the action live courtesy of Plymouth Community Television on TV Channel 14 and on its YouTube channel, and radio station Cow Country at 1420AM, 98.5FM, 107.3FM and http://www.cowcountry.us.
The Plymouth Education Foundation is sponsoring a pair of fundraisers Sept. 30-Oct. 4 in conjunction with PHS Homecoming to benefit its Teacher Wishlist Fund:
• Elementary Change War: Coins will be collected in the elementary school offices for each grade. The grade that collects the most money during the week will win a treat.
• Riverview Penny War: Coins will be collected in the office for each grade. A penny is worth 1 point, but other classes can deposit silver coins to deduct points (a nickel is minus 5 points, a dime is minus 10, a quarter is minus 25). The winning grade will receive a treat.
• Tug-of-war competition during Panther Time
• Minute to Win Games during lunch
1-3pm Friday Oct. 4 beginning in the PHS Auditorium and ending in the PHS Gym
Featuring:
• Induction of Gerald Krebsbach of the Class of 1972 into the Alumni Hall of Fame
• Introduction of Homecoming Representatives, Court, and King & Queen
• Pep rally
8-11pm Saturday Oct. 5 in the school cafeteria; tickets $10/person or $15/couple, available during lunch the week of Homecoming or after school in the PHS office
Homecoming is a great time for class reunions, which can include marching in the Homecoming Parade, recognition at the football game, and tours of Plymouth High School and/or Riverview Middle School (which served as the high school through 1965). Please let the Plymouth Education Foundation know if you're planning a class reunion at any time of the year.
The following classes plan reunions during Homecoming:
Visit our Alumni Information page for more information.
