ONE DAY IN WONDERLAND Assembly
Written by: Makenna Liming
An exciting spirit week, an assembly to remember, and a Glendale football win could only mean one thing: Homecoming. Cabinet’s shift in traditions for this iconic week led to many memories the student body gets to reflect on. Caelyn Rudy (12) said, “I loved how everyone participated this year. Everyone seemed so involved and excited for the game and dance. Which made it so fun to be a part of.” The homecoming assembly consisted of many games and activities based on Wonderland, the theme for the dance. This included a game of tug-of-war, with the losers getting slimed as a punishment. Saul Spurgeon (12), a participant on the losing team, says, “Getting slimed was pretty fun. I don’t recommend it, but if I had to do it again I definitely would.” When Spurgeon was asked was asked how he felt about his last homecoming day, he said, “I couldn’t have had a more fun experience, and ending homecoming night with a football win was a great way to complete the day.’”
The Flock’s Queen
Written by Makenna Liming
With her vibrant personality and dedication to our school through her role as student body president, Adalynn Miller (12) continues to serve the school community through her countless contributions and unwavering support for the people around her. In return, Glendale High School students nominated her for the title of homecoming queen. Miller explains her time on court by saying, “I had so much fun, and I was able to make friends with the other girls, especially the seniors when we made the promotional video.” Miller continues, “I was really nervous when we started walking on the field, but when I found I won, it was so surreal. I was extremely grateful for all of the support.
Glendale choir perform the National Anthem at the beginning of the assembly.
Saul Spurgeon (12) getting slimed after losing in tug of war.
From left to right: Hannah Dipper (11), Maya Price (11), Max Hamilton(11), Kenzie St. Clair (11) sing the alma mater.
Glendale cheerleaders hype up the seniors
From Left to Right: Noah Goforth (12), Carson Tittsworth (12), Samuel Burri (12), Easton Friesen (12) all celebrate winning the spirit stick
Graham Satterwhite (12) creates a masterpiece in pictionary
Mrs. Tracy leads the alma matter to close the assembly.
From Left to Right: Malachi Duke (9), Nathaniel Young (12), Caelyn Rudy (12), Grayson Stenger (11), Dori Duncan (10) playing tug of war.
From Left to Right: Mattie Zingg (11), Clara Daehn (11), Halle Templeton (11), Malorie Montgomery (110, Ella Schulte (11), Macy Lindley (11).
From Left to Right: Haley Pinegar (12), Jocelyn McGuire (12), Caelyn Rudy (12) From Left to Right: Sarah Mostyn (12), Olivia Roeckle (12), Megan McNabb (12), Giada Colvin (12), Naya Whaley (12)
From Left to Right: Drew Harp (11), Millie VonWiller (11), Sammy Melton (11), Brett Osborne (11)
Adalynn Miller (12), poses with her grandparents after winning queen on court.
Raegan Randall (12), has her mom fix her sash on court.
Photos By: Wesley Strand, Max Ortiz, Owen Benzen, and Students
Back Row Left to Right: Lena Buckler, Henley Range, Hazel Sawyer, Addison Hubbell, Paige Westerman, Ella Stephens, Michaela Kruger, Camille Vance, Naomi DiStaulo Front Row Left to Right: Kensie Elliot, Tatum Holland, Liana Gray, and Mollie Carroll
