PTHS students celebrated homecoming with an assembly at the school gym this week.
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Members of the PTHS senior class yell and cheer during the homecoming assembly on Sept. 22. Belen Matamoro and Stanislas Fontanges were crowned homecoming queen and king during the homecoming assembly on Friday, Sept. 22. Both seniors are exchange students. Matamoro is from Norway, and Fontanges is from France, said Jan Boutilier of PTHS. Photos by Chris Tucker
Port Townsend High School homecoming Queen Belen Matamoro, King Stanislas Fontanges and jester Maisie Gould sit inside the PTHS gymnasium after Matamoro and Fontanges were crowned during the homecoming assembly on Friday, Sept. 22. The king and queen, both seniors, are also exchange students. Matamoro is from Norway, and Fontanges is from France, said Jan Boutilier of PTHS. Photos by Chris Tucker
PTHS students celebrated homecoming with an assembly at the school gym this week.
