The strong spirit of the Generals Nation shone through the rain on Sept. 28 as the General Douglas MacArthur High School community gathered for the annual homecoming parade and game.

The parade kicked-off at Gardiners Avenue Elementary School and made its way down Old Jerusalem Road towards the MacArthur field. Leading this year's parade as grand marshal was Wyatt Garcia, who was followed by homecoming court couples, sports teams from throughout the community and the MacArthur and Jonas E. Salk Middle School marching bands. In the gymnasium, seniors on the football, cheer and kickline teams and the marching band were individually applauded alongside their parents. Students' votes were tallied, and Jesse Seder and Haidy Culcay were crowned homecoming king and queen. Conquering even through the rain, the varsity football team pulled off a decisive 21-0 victory over the Roosevelt Roughriders.

The Generals dominated in a 21-0 game against Roosevelt.General Douglas MacArthur High School athletes were escorted during the homecoming parade on Sept. 28.The marching band entertained as festivities were moved indoors.After seniors were honored, Jesse Seder and Haidy Culcay were crowned homecoming king and queen.Cheer leaders pumped up the pride through the rain.