Crane Homecoming Candidates Announced
January 30, 2020
Crane High School’s homecoming is Friday, January 31. The theme this year is “A Voyage Under the Sea.”
Crane will host the Blue Eye Bulldogs for their homecoming games, starting at 6 p.m.
The new queen will be crowned between the JV and Varsity games
Crane will host the Blue Eye Bulldogs for their homecoming games, starting at 6 p.m.
The new queen will be crowned between the JV and Varsity games
Candidates
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The flower girl is Braylin McCullough, the daughter of Luke and Shawna McCullough, of Crane. Braylin’s extracurricular activities include playing and working with her farm animals, riding her bike, doing crafts, and playing school. Braylin plans on being a teacher or veterinarian when she grows up.
Crown bearer is Jax Glossip, the son of Josh and Kayla Glossip, of Crane. His extracurricular activities include: Basketball, baseball, hunting, and fishing. Jax plans on becoming a competitive basketball coach.
The new queen will be crowned during intermission between the JV and Varsity games by our 2019 Homecoming Queen, Miss Journey Spyres. Journey is the daughter of Heather Spyres and Darreck Sorrell, of Crane. She is currently attending Ozarks Technical Community College majoring in Environmental Science. She hopes to one day become an Environmental Biologist. She is being escorted by senior Tyler Campbell, great-grandson of Ron and Jan Stevens, of Crane.
Crown bearer is Jax Glossip, the son of Josh and Kayla Glossip, of Crane. His extracurricular activities include: Basketball, baseball, hunting, and fishing. Jax plans on becoming a competitive basketball coach.
The new queen will be crowned during intermission between the JV and Varsity games by our 2019 Homecoming Queen, Miss Journey Spyres. Journey is the daughter of Heather Spyres and Darreck Sorrell, of Crane. She is currently attending Ozarks Technical Community College majoring in Environmental Science. She hopes to one day become an Environmental Biologist. She is being escorted by senior Tyler Campbell, great-grandson of Ron and Jan Stevens, of Crane.