DRHS Homecoming Court 2023
Photo courtesy of Dexter Regional High School
TIGER ROYALTY – On Saturday night, Sept. 30 Dexter Regional High School capped off Spirit Week and Homecoming with the annual Homecoming Dance sponsored by DRHS Student Government. Approximately 125 students came out for the night and enjoyed music provided by DJ Jazzy Josh with the theme 1970s disco. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of the Royal Court 2023 version. They were as follows (pictured from left): Lady Melleese Grant and Lord Brandon Batey, Duchess Annabelle Peakes and Duke Bryce Cooper, Princess Kenzie Kimball and Prince Anthony Gonzalez, and Queen Cally Gudroe and King Will Spratt.
Photo courtesy of Dexter Regional High School
TIGER ROYALTY – On Saturday night, Sept. 30 Dexter Regional High School capped off Spirit Week and Homecoming with the annual Homecoming Dance sponsored by DRHS Student Government. Approximately 125 students came out for the night and enjoyed music provided by DJ Jazzy Josh with the theme 1970s disco. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of the Royal Court 2023 version. They were as follows (pictured from left): Lady Melleese Grant and Lord Brandon Batey, Duchess Annabelle Peakes and Duke Bryce Cooper, Princess Kenzie Kimball and Prince Anthony Gonzalez, and Queen Cally Gudroe and King Will Spratt.
Dexter crowns this year’s Royal Court
TIGER ROYALTY – On Saturday night, Sept. 30 Dexter Regional High School capped off Spirit Week and Homecoming with the annual Homecoming Dance sponsored by DRHS Student Government. Approximately 125 students came out for the night and enjoyed music provided by DJ Jazzy Josh with the theme 1970s disco. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of the Royal Court 2023 version. They were as follows (pictured from left): Lady Melleese Grant and Lord Brandon Batey, Duchess Annabelle Peakes and Duke Bryce Cooper, Princess Kenzie Kimball and Prince Anthony Gonzalez, and Queen Cally Gudroe and King Will Spratt.
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