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Boyd Christian holds week of festivities

Boyd Christian holds week of festivities

Terran Hillis and Ben Biles are ecstatic after being crowned the first Homecoming Queen and King from Boyd Christian School.
F.C. Boyd Christian High School reached a landmark, as they recently observed their first homecoming in the history of the school.

A week filled with student activities led up to the game and alumni reception. Students enjoyed a Sprit Week with pajama day, western day, tacky day and spirit day, where all wore their Bronco orange, blue and white. A pep rally recognized all basketball players on Friday and a Boyd alumni reception was held on Saturday, recognizing all Boyd High School graduates since 1999.

The actual basketball games proved to be exciting in themselves, as the Boyd Bronco ladies won their match with Webb School. The boys? contest went down to the wire, with the Broncos losing by one point at the last second.

A homecoming court was presented, chosen by individual classes. Freshman attendants included Megan Boren, Lauren Wilcher, Dylan Fernandez and Lucas Hartman; sophomores, Virginia Prater, Darae Wells, Lucas Majors and Cole Stubblefield; juniors, Ashley Parker, Tosha Young, Jon Bryant and Mitchell Young; and seniors, Christa Boren, Lyndsey King, Mattox Davis and Jonathan Hagar. Seniors, Teraan Hillis and Ben Biles were chosen as homecoming queen and king, chosen by the entire student body.

The royalty was crowned by Jonathan Hagar and Christa Boren, president and vice-president of the senior class. Assisting in the award presentations were, Alex Hobbs, second grade; Rhiannon Hoover, second grade; Natalie Knox, first grade and Will Daniel, kindergarten.

?We had a great crowd for our first homecoming and we are very proud of all our students, they looked wonderful. We plan for this to be a yearly affair,? commented principal Jeanne Hagar.

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