Every year there are twelve students chosen by their classmates to be nominated for the Homecoming Court. On September 20, a boy and girl of the Senior Class will be crowned Homecoming King and Queen at halftime, during the Homecoming football game. The actual Homecoming dance is on September 21 and the parade is two days before, on September 19. This year’s Homecoming Court is listed below:
Luke Hurd: Luke is a part of the varsity track and field team as well as many theater productions, both in and out of school. When asked, he says he is most excited to ride in the parade.
Mallory Dahlgren: Mallory is one of the captains for the girls varsity soccer team, and is a thrower on the varsity track and field team. She is also a part of both the National Honors Society and Technical Honors Society, and an active member of Skills USA. Dahlgren says she is most excited for the coronation.
Jonas Anthony: Jonas is on the Corry boys varsity soccer team, and he also does competition dance and has won Nationals three years in a row for the local dance studio, Dance To The Beat. Jonas is a part of National Honors Society, Technical Honors Society and Skills USA. Jonas says he is most excited to get all dressed up and ride in the parade.
Delaney Nickerson: Delaney is also a captain for the girls varsity soccer team, and is part of the varsity track and field team. When asked, she says she is most excited for dressing up and being able to participate in all the events that she has looked up to since she was little.
Nolan Carey: Nolan is the quarterback for the varsity football team, and he is a part of the varsity track and field team. When asked, Nolan says he is most excited for the Homecoming football game.
Angelica Cressley: Angie is a captain of the varsity cheer team; she is also a part of the marching band and color guard. Angie is very active in theater (in school and out of school) and pageantry. When asked, Angelica says she is most excited to walk down the football field and see all the girls in their pretty dresses.
Will Allen: Will is a corner back and wide receiver for the varsity football team. Will is also on the varsity wrestling team and track and field. He is also a part of Safeline and a student ambassador. Allen says he is most excited for the Homecoming parade.
Emmalee Carr: Emmalee is on the varsity volleyball team; she is a part of both Safeline and National Honors Society. Emmalee also works at Corry Manufacturing and volunteers at her church. Emmalee is most excited to spend this time with her friends, getting ready together, being able to experience this together and just have fun.
Porter Kafferlin: Porter is on the varsity football team and he works for the City of Corry. When I asked Porter what he was the most excited for, he said the football game and seeing who wins king and queen.
Aubrey Chase: Aubrey is on the varsity volleyball team and the unified track team. Aubrey has recently started to be a part of the student council and hopes to become a more active member throughout the school year. Aubrey says she is most excited about the parade and being able to wear her favorite prom dress again.
Cameron Ricketts: Cameron is on the coys varsity basketball team, and the varsity track and field team. He is also a part of National Honors Society, Student Mentoring, the Athletic Leadership Council, and Safeline. Ricketts is also a student ambassador. Cameron says he is most excited for the Homecoming parade.
Makenna Moore: Kenna is on the Corry varsity volleyball team and is a part of the National Honors Society. Makenna says she is most excited for getting dressed up, riding in the parade, and being able to do this all with her friends.
All high school students will be able to vote for who they want to win king and queen closer to the dance. I would like to thank everyone that is on court for answering my questions and wish them all luck as voting will be starting very soon.
