Homecoming royalty crowned at three Greater Grand Forks schools

Three Greater Grand Forks high schools recently held their homecoming festivities, with kings and queens crowned in traditional fashion.

East Grand Forks Sacred Heart, East Grand Forks Senior High and Grand Forks Central all celebrated their events earlier this month. Grand Forks Red River's homecoming events begin the week of Oct. 7.

At Sacred Heart, the 2019 queen is Macyn Bloom and the king is Marcus Crayton.

At Grand Forks Central, the 2019 queen is Lorissa Contreras and the king is Caden Fultz.

At East Grand Forks Senior High, the 2019 queen is Emmy Heisler. Senior High does not crown a homecoming king.

1/2: Pictured are the members of homecoming royalty this year at Grand Forks Central High School. Back row (left to right): Gavin Fielder, King Caden Fultz, Jacob O’Toole and Zach Larson; and front row (left to right): Sydney Passa, Queen Lorissa Contreras, Megan Peck and Katie Noreen. Homecoming at Central was Sept. 20.

2/2: The 2019 East Grand Forks Senior High homecoming court includes: Freshman attendant Alyson Stanislawski, escorted by Caleb Zejdlik; sophomore Anina Gehrls, escorted by Spencer Egeland; junior Kasumi Lee, escorted by Brandon Anderson; queen candidate Kaylie Bies, escorted by James Helgeland; queen candidate Haley Burger, escorted by James Denmark; and 2019 homecoming queen Emmy Heisler, escorted by Andy Roufs. (Photo courtesy of Bruce Brierley, East Grand Forks Exponent)