Homecoming rescheduled, then reinstated

OSMOND — After first being rescheduled from this week to two weeks from now because of a quarantine situation with the volleyball team, Homecoming 2020 was reinstated on Monday when the North Central District Health Department switched from using cumulative close contact exposure to sustained contact, to determine who needs to quarantine.

More information about that situation is explained in the Administrator’s Column on Page 3 of this issue.

As a result, Homecoming 2020 will again be held this Friday, Sept. 25.

Homecoming queen candidates are Allison Aschoff, daughter of Joe and Angie Aschoff; Lexi Beacom, daughter of Shane and Cindy Beacom; Tessa Dominguez, daughter of Chad Dominguez and Brenda Acklie; Elisa Herrera, daughter of Gerardo and Olga Herrera, and Hayle Krienert, daughter of Nick and Jenni Krienert.

King candidates include Brenden Gillespie, son of Matt and Christina Gillespie; Connor Gutz, son of Marvin and Melanie Gutz; Graysen Schultze, son of Tim and Erin Schultze; Austin Vinson, son of Clark and Mary Vinson, and Connor von Rentzell, son of Aaron and Jennifer von Rentzell.

The theme for Homecoming 2020 is “Staying Alive.” Spirit week themes are Teacher Day on Tuesday, Halloween on Wednesday, Celebrity Day on Thursday, and Orange and Black on Friday. Students decorated the hallways on Tuesday afternoon.

There will be a short pep rally on Friday afternoon at 1 p.m. to introduce the homecoming court.

Coronation will take place during halftime of the Osmond-Randolph football game with pictures to follow on the football field after the game.

The dance will take place in the school cafeteria from 9:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. The DJ is Complete Music out of Lincoln.

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