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Winter Homecoming Win

Emily Watson

Emilee Bowen

Matyson Leydig

Kaitlyn Powell

BriAnna Salas

Emily Watson

Kaitlyn

Monica Henton

Photos taken by Zach Bomberger, Taylor Alderman, and Madison Williams; Editing by Mary Alsobrooks

Homecoming: Varsity Boys

Broc Finch, Saeger Grafel, and TJ Segebart

TJ

Tyler Sisson

Derron Reddick

Sisson

Tanner Zimmerman

Photos by Taylor Alderman, Amber Bacon, Mary Alsobrooks, Zach Bomberger, and Madison Williams; Editing by Taylor Alderman

Homecoming: Varsity Girls

Michaela Peterson

Casey Ziegenhirt

Jordan Jimerson

Kate Hula and Brier Fox

Kate and Brier

Kate

Casey and Jordan

Photos by Taylor Alderman, Bailey Castillo, Madison Williams, and Zach Bomberger; Editing by Erica Hecht

Pep Band

Dana Corp

Scott Robidou

Dana Corp

Madison Marsh, Katy DeWeese

Grant Laughridge

Photos by Bailey Castillo, Mary Alsobrooks, Amber Bacon, Taylor Alderman, Michelle Filkin, Zach Bomberger, and Madi Williams

Stomp

Lauren Morrow, Matyson Leydig, Shaylee Fetters, Jodi Johnson, Brier Fox, Casey Ziegenhirt

Matyson, Lauren

Casey

Photos by Bailey Castillo, Mary Alsobrooks, Amber Bacon, Taylor Alderman, Michelle Filkin, Zach Bomberger, and Madi Williams; Editing by Grace Wohlschlegel and Robby Benzer

Let's Go Braves

Morgan Rickenbrode

Monica Henton

Morgan

Cortney Miller, Monica, Morgan

Morgan

Cortney

Monica

Photos by Bailey Castillo, Mary Alsobrooks, Amber Bacon, Taylor Alderman, Michelle Filkin, Zach Bomberger, and Madi Williams; Editing by Mary Alsobrooks and Robby Benzer

Little People for Homecoming

Amber Bacon, Karady Evans

Karady Evans, Caden Taylor

Photos by Taylor Alderman, Bailey Castillo, and Michelle Filkin

Pep Rally

Morgan Chadd, Layne Shirley, Kacey DeWeese, Corey Gyuran

Cody Murray, Austin LeMay, Chance Henke

Jordan Jimerson

Amber Bacon, Chance Henke; Freshman Princess and Escort

Kaitlyn Powell, Corey Gyuran; Sophomore Princess and Escort

Kacey DeWeese, Layne Shirley; Junior Princess and Escort

Morgan Chadd and Tony Hecht

Alexis LeMay and TJ Segebart

Tyler Sisson and Ashlee Wishon

Photos by Taylor Alderman, Bailey Castillo, and Michelle Filkin

Entrepreneurship

Mrs. Bachura’s Entrepreneurship class is currently operating short-term businesses and promoting products for them.

 

Rachel Pretzer of Sweet Treats

Sweet Treats is selling bags filled with chocolate and lollipops for Valentine’s Day for $2. The group will deliver, and Paula Goodwin said, “We have learned to get everything in order. Candy is expensive. Starting a business takes teamwork.”

 

Tyler Stone, Garrett Holmes, and Ethan Carroll; Braves Lanyards

Garrett Holmes of Braves Lanyards says people should buy a lanyard, “Because they are awesome. Because they say “Braves” on them. And they have a Braves head logo and not many people have them.” Garrett, along with Ethan Carroll, Tyler Stone, and Zach Kline are selling the lanyards for $4 each or two for $7. Garrett says that it took a while to receive the product. “You have to order a lot and hope that at least a hundred people want them.”

 

Taylor Gifford and Derek Adams in foreground

Taylor Gifford and Derek Adams are selling glow in the dark necklaces, fan bracelets and LED cups. Taylor says that people should purchase the products, “because they glow in the dark, and they are awesome.” They found setting the price a challenge because they need to make a profit, but they also want the product to be reasonable for customers.

 

Juston Loomis talks to Jodi Johnson and Emilie Cartmill about Electro Protecto products

Electro Protecto sells skins that people can design and put on their phones. Lauren Morrow explains, “You can make them your own. You can put your own picture on them and do different designs, and they come off clean. When you take them off, they don’t leave sticky stuff.  They aren’t as expensive as they are at the mall where they are $20. These are $14.” The group, made up of Jodi Johnson and Emilie Cartmill, with Lauren, are also selling more expensive laptop cases that people can also customize. The price ranges from $25 to $50. “Opening a business takes a lot of work. It’s a lot of planning and thinking of a lot of different ideas about what you want to do.”

Photos by Zach Bomberger and Michelle Filkin; Interviews by Zach Bomberger; Transcription by Tony Hecht; Story by MHouse

Zak Cooks

Over the weekend, Zak made these Strawberry Lemon Yogurt Blintzes, with a recipe from the Cheeky Kitchen blog.

Photo by Zak Wohlschlegel