“Senior Power” proved too much for other classes to overcome, as the Class of 2017 won the Chimacum High School Homecoming Spirit Cup.
The seniors scored enough points in various contests …
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Cheerleaders making noise for their school are (from left) junior Serenity Lindsey, senior Janel Escalera, sophomore Tia Richards, junior Cora Wittler and sophomore Amelia Foster. Photo by Lloyd Mullen
The Chimacum High School Marching Band’s trombone section includes (front to back) senior Alex Solomon, sophomore Seth Richey and junior Nate Miller. Photo by Patrick Sullivan
The choir performs the National Anthem at the school’s homecoming pep rally. Pictured are (from left) sophomore Bradley Slagle, junior David Kraut, and junior Anthony Borchardt. Members of the audience were reminded to stand and remove their hats, including beanies. Photo by Patrick Sullivan
Team commitment and spirit were in full swing for the Chimacum High School football team during halftime against Bellevue Christian. The score was 15-15 at half; Bellevue Christian rallied late for a 30-23 win on Oct. 7 at Jefferson County Memorial Athletic Field. Photo by Lloyd Mullen
Chimacum seniors Shane Fields (left) and Lane Dotson play hacky sack prior to the Oct. 7 homecoming pep rally. Photo by Patrick Sullivan
Tessa Rasmussen and Elijah Lobato have been classmates and best friends for years. This senior year, they began dating. Lobato said the couple were “surprised” on Oct. 3 to be announced as homecoming king and queen. “It’s been awesome,” Rasmussen said. “We’re having a lot of fun.” Photo by Patrick Sullivan
Freshman Jacob Williamson (left) helps classmate and teammate Carson McConnell stretch before the game’s second half. Photo by Patrick Sullivan
Rachel Smith controls the “Spirit Stick” at the homecoming pep rally. Blue means make noise, white means, quiet down. After a week of homecoming competitions, the senior class was declared winners. Photo by Patrick Sullivan
Cowboy defenders Westen Johnson and Domenick Zack, both seniors, take on Bellevue Christian ballcarrier Daniel Ficca during Chimacum's homecoming game. Photo by Lloyd Mullen
“Senior Power” proved too much for other classes to overcome, as the Class of 2017 won the Chimacum High School Homecoming Spirit Cup.
The seniors scored enough points in various contests throughout the week to claim victory, with the juniors and sophomores tied for second place. Competition culminated at a homecoming pep rally Oct. 7.
Homecoming royalty at Chimacum are picked on Oct. 3, so they can wear their sashes and crowns through all the ensuing festivities. The 2017 royalty are senior Queen Tessa Rasmussen with King Elijah Lobato, senior Princess Jordyn Johnson with Prince Lane Dotson, junior Princess Brianne Williamson and Prince Matthew Bainbridge, sophomore Princess Grace Yaley with Prince Issac Purser, and ninth-grade Princess Isabella Hasson with Prince Kyle Tenney.
One CHS homecoming glitch: windy weather led East Jefferson Fire Rescue to ask that the annual homecoming bonfire be postponed. The bonfire has been postponed until Thursday, Oct. 27, the night before the season’s last home football game.
