Perham High School seniors Noah Rooney and Crisavy Seeman were crowned the 2020 Homecoming king and queen at an outdoor coronation ceremony.
Coronation of the 2020 Homecoming royalty was held on Friday, Sept. 25, at Meinhover Field. Perham High School Principal Ehren Zimmerman said that to safely hold the event with COVID-19, the event was limited to a total of 250 guests. The coronation court and their parents and grandparents were the first allowed to attend, followed by the members of the senior class.
The coronation was well attended by family and classmates of the Homecoming royalty with many in attendance wearing masks.
Before the announcement of the Homecoming king and queen, two songs were performed by students and the Royalty played two games. The first game played was Simon says, which advanced Elijah Morris, Avery Beachy, Crisavy Seeman, and Stephanie Dickerson to the second game.
The second game was name that tune. Three rounds of the game were played with Morris coming out as the victor after a final face-off against Beachy.
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To announce the 2020 Homecoming king and queen each member of the senior Homecoming royalty was given a balloon filled with confetti. Both Rooney and Seeman's balloons were filled with purple confetti, indicating that they were the king and queen, while everyone else's balloon was filled with white confetti.
2020 Homecomingv court:
Austin Aanenson, Junior
Lexi Kunza, Junior
Mallory Belka, Junior
Sydney Anderson, Junior
Colton Hackel, Junior
Gage Germolus, Junior
Crisavy Seeman, Senior
Stephanie Dickerson, Senior
Avery Beachy, Senior
Liv Trepanier, Senior
Mary Wunderlich, Senior
Nick Baker, Senior
Grant McMartin, Senior
Elijah Morris, Senior
Finn Diggins, Senior
Noah Rooney, Senior