A happy homecoming at GHS

Published by admin on Thu, 10/16/2025 - 8:00am

With the crowning of the king and queen, the GHS homecoming royalty is complete. Pictured (l. to r.) are freshmen attendants Quin Coyne and Josie Collingwood, junior attendants Bennett Sanford and Wyatt Whaley, Jacob Shelley, Dakoby Bentley, King Henri Maas, Queen Camila Acuna, C.J. Fink, Sherlyn Diaz-Rios, sophomore attendants Phillip Thomas and Adeline Kunkel. Photos by Nathan Oster and Lisa Kunkel

An estimated 550 people attended Thursday night’s community homecoming dinner, which featured music by The Man in Tan, cornhole and games for the kids.

Giulia Pierin, a first grader at GES, plays with some of her friends during Thursday's community homecoming dinner.

Cornhole boards were set up to entertain the young and old, with sponsorships supporting the Wyatt Didrickson family.

GHS teacher Tim Eardley lights the 'G,' continuing a longstanding tradition.

Brant Ogg helps Caiden Sorenson (#30) off the fire truck to greet parade watchers at the elementary school on Friday, Oct. 10.

Addison Moreau is the bearded lady in the “Carnival of the Buffs" themed Homecoming parade on Friday, Oct. 10.

Garrett Dalin spins the junior class's ferris wheel on their Homecoming float, which he welded, during the parade on Friday, Oct. 10. Their effort produced first-place recognition in the judging.

Ellie Holloway and Ella Keisel give a flying end zone celebration after a Holloway touchdown in Powder Puff football.

Greybull High School’s homecoming celebration ended Friday in the coronation of Camila Acuna and Henri Maas and impressive wins by the football and volleyball teams.

Students and staff participated in dress-up days, lunchtime activities, a food drive that resulted in the collection of 447 items and the usual homecoming traditions including Buff Olympics, Powder Puff football, Buff Puff volleyball and the Burning of the G.

The junior class earned the most Spirit Week points, earning top honors in the float judging, winning the hall/locker decorating contest, collecting the most items for the food drive and showing best participation in dress-up days.

The seniors placed second overall, claiming victory in the Buff Olympics and runner-up in the float judging. Rounding out the Spirit Week points standings were the sophomores in third and the freshmen in fourth.

Daryl Shiplet and Holly Thomas won staff king and queen.

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