Journalism

The Homecoming tradition at Worland High School of winning the spirit stick is awarded to the senior class of 2022. Taylor Pierce (12) celebrated when the seniors are announced as the spirit stick winners. Pierce said, "It was a bittersweet moment considering this is our last." Photo - C. Yule

Even with a broken nose, Court Gonzales (11) reads the defense before making his move to the hoop. When asked about how he has accomplished his goals in the game of basketball, Gonzales expressed that "practice and dedication" are the key to success. Photo - K. Frimml

Keith Borrelli (12) and his fellow classmates throw up their caps up to celebrate their graduation. Borrelli said his future plans are to hopefully "find my way into a garage band. That would be so cool!" Photo - C. Yule

Kelli Frimml (12) represents her class at homecoming with her 'SENIOR' jean jacket. Frimml stated, "Being a senior is a mix of feelings and it all comes in waves. Part of me is so impatient and excited for my future but I can't help but feel sad that we are all about to go in different directions." Photo - C. Yule

Randy Durr heads up the traditional Simon Says game at the Homecoming pep assembly. Durr announced Aubree Kruger (9) being the first freshman to win the annual Homecoming Simon Says game. Kruger exclaimed, "I was more focused on winning than anything." Photo - C. Yule

The crowd goes wild when Carter Clark (11) hits a 3/4 court buzzer beater at the end of the first half. Clark expressed, "I was instantly swarmed by teammates." Photo - D. Salazar

Kolter Wyman (12) and Kade Weber (11) do their handshake for starter announcements at the boys varsity basketball game. Wyman expressed, "It's been an honor to play with such a great group of teammates." Photo - C. Yule