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Homecoming court selected
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Warren County High School recently selected its 2023 Homecoming court. Representing the freshman class in the front row are, from left, Ryder Gilispie, Aubrey Oleksik, Dylan Aguilar and Zoey Snider. The sophomores in the second row, from left, are Jake Fann, Kendra Fann, Jayla Garibaldi and Isaiah Robledo. The juniors in the third row, from left, are Jaidyn Scott, Gabriella Himes, Lily Rains and Gage Harris. The seniors, at back, are Jackson Dunlap, Kora Forbes, Molly Smith, Dominick Marquez, Miranda Medley, Jax Patterson, Shelbe Gross and Talan Mullican. - photo by Bethany Porter
Bethany Porter
Published: Oct 8, 2023, 1:38 AM

Homecoming is right around the corner and Warren County High School has nominated its 2023 Homecoming court. 

Homecoming is scheduled for Friday, Oct. 20. Every year, the student body nominates students from each class to represent them. A homecoming king and queen will be selected from the senior representatives at halftime of the Pioneer football game against Wilson Central. 

Representing the freshman class this year are Dylan Aguilar, Ryder Gillespie, Aubrey Oleksik and Zoey Snider. Representing the sophomores are Jake Fann, Isaiah Robeldo, Kendra Fann and Jayla Garibaldi. Representing the junior class are Gage Harris, Jaidyn Scott, Gabbie Himes and Lily Rains

The senior representatives are Jackson Dunlap, Kora Forbes, Dominick Marquez, Molly Smith, Talan Mullican, Shelbe Gross, Jax Patterson and Miranda Medley. 

Homecoming week begins when WCHS students return from fall break on Oct. 17. The WCHS student council announced dress-up days for the week. Tuesday is BBQ Dad vs. Soccer Mom Day. Wednesday is Barbie vs. Oppenheimer Day. 

Thursday is Rhyme Without Reason and/or White Lie T-Shirt Day. On Friday, students will wear their homecoming shirts or something red, white and blue to support the Pioneers. The student council will be posting a video on the WCHS Facebook page soon showing examples of each dress-up day. 

The homecoming parade will be downtown on Friday, Oct. 20 beginning at 1:30 p.m. The classes have been hard at work creating their floats. The Pioneers will be facing the Wildcats, so there are sure to be a few wildcats incorporated into the floats this year.  

On Saturday, Oct. 21 there will be a homecoming dance for WCHS students. The theme of the dance is Friday Night Lights.