Friday, September 23, 2011

Homecoming hits its high point today

At Wood River High School


Ready for Homecoming is the Silver Creek High School royalty, from left, king Lars Boersma, queen Gabby German and princess Angela Lopez. Not shown is prince Colton Smith. Photo by David N. Seelig

The big day has arrived at Wood River High School—Homecoming 2011 and tonight's football game against Jerome.

Here's a review of today's activities and the nominees for the Homecoming court:

Boost Wood River High School spirit for tonight's Homecoming football game against the Jerome Tigers by wearing the green and attending the pre-game Homecoming Tailgate Barbecue.

Wood River head football coach Kevin Stilling said, "It's a green out! Everybody should wear their green."

Today's tailgate barbecue will feature a full dinner, pizza by the slice, drinks, ice cream and baked desserts. It will be served from 5:30-6:30 p.m. in the parking lot adjacent to Hailey's Phil Homer Stadium. Prices will range from $1 to $8.

Proceeds from the barbecue will go toward the 2012 Senior Bash celebration following graduation next spring.

Also today: Pep Assembly and the traditional Homecoming Parade, 2:30 p.m. down Main Street. The football game begins at 7 p.m. and features the announcement of the royalty. The post-game Hawaiian Homecoming Dance from 9:30-11:30 p.m. is for students with identification.

Homecoming royalty

Here are the candidates for the 2011 Homecoming royalty:

Senior girls: Kaitana Martinez, Michaela Rodriguez, Shaylyn Bernston and Sloan Storey.

Senior boys: Sean Sutton, Stone Sutton, Nathan Moses and Quentin Dowdle.

Junior girls: Nicole Pratt, Sydney Tidwell, Maggie Williams and Lena Roebuck.

Junior boys: Jack Watters, Tim Boyle, Eli McNees and Ryan Roemer.

Sophomore girls: Courtney Ballard, Haley Montgomery, Chloe Davis and Sage Rust.

Sophomore boys: Cooper Bailey, Matt Reidy, Quinn Guthrie and Andrew Graves.

Freshman girls: Sammy Sutton, Renee Shapiro, Britney Bradley and Claire Sauerbrey.

Freshman boys: Hayden Thayer, Alec Poster, Kole Mauldin and Zac Swanson.




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