Meet the 2016 Homecoming Court

Published by admin on Tue, 05/12/2020 - 7:34am

Ogden High School will be crowning the 2016 Homecoming King and Queen during a pep assembly Friday beginning at 2:15 p.m. in the high school gymnasium. Candidates include:

Kim Christensen

Kim is the daughter of Cory and Jessica Christensen. While at OHS she has been active in volleyball, basketball, track, softball, band, choir, ELP and theater and is a member of National Honor Society. She also is a member of 4-H and St. John’s Catholic Church youth group. This spring she will be performing her last dance recital with Micki’s Gotta Dance. Kim plans on majoring in political science with an emphasis in public relation at the University of Minnesota.

Anna Clark

Anna is the daughter of Loraine Clark. Her school activities include individual and large group speech, National Honor Society, band, jazz band, honor bands, mixed/chamber choir, show choir, musicals, track golf, basketball and football cheerleading, mentoring and CMS club and student council. She is also active in Bulldog Builders and Riptide. Anna’s intentions are to study psychology at a four-year college.

Austin Flynn

Austin is the son of Rob and Shelly Flynn. He has participated in football, wrestling, baseball and track during his career at Ogden High School. Austin also is a member of the marching, pep and concert bands and National Honor Society. He is active in St. John’s Youth Group. Austin plans to study construction management in college.

Bradley Gregory

Bradley is the son of Donald Ray Gregory Jr. and Abbie Udelhoven Gregory. Not only has Bradley participated in track, basketball and cross county he was a member of the Knowledge Bowl and Academic Team. He is a member of National Honor Society, CMS and ELP. Bradley helps with the high school blood drive, does improv and attended Caucus 2016. He also holds down a job as assistant to the regional manager for Casey’s General Store. He plans on attending UNI to become a secondary social studies teacher the move to New England for his career.

Read more in the September 21 issue of The Ogden Reporter.