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School spirit shines as Badger and GMR celebrate Homecoming

Samantha Alme
samantha.tribunepaper@gmail.com

There was plenty of school spirit in the air last week as Badger and Greenbush-Middle River Schools celebrated Homecoming! From celebrating school traditions to honoring this year’s royalty, Homecoming week brought excitement, pride, and a little extra energy to both schools.

At Badger School, Payton Gust was crowned Homecoming King, while Katelyn Gust received the honor of Homecoming Queen. Joining them on the royal court were Austin Przekwas, Keegan VonEnde, Avearah Hanson, and Adysen Gregerson.

Just down the road, Greenbush-Middle River celebrated its own Homecoming royalty. Will Foss was crowned Homecoming King, and Jocelyn Waage was named Homecoming Queen. Rounding out the GMR royal court were Nathan Gust, Levi Wahl, Adalynn Soreson, and Daizy Hanson.

Homecoming is one of those special traditions that brings out the best of small-town school spirit. It’s a chance for students to make memories, celebrate friendships, and take pride in their schools. It’s also a reminder of the important role our local schools play in bringing families, friends, and neighbors together.

Although Badger and Greenbush-Middle River each have their own traditions and school pride, both share something special: communities that wholeheartedly support their students and celebrate their accomplishments.

As another Homecoming week comes to a close, congratulations go out to both schools’ royalty, royal courts, and student bodies for keeping the Homecoming spirit alive. After all, in small towns like ours, school pride isn’t limited to one week of the year. It’s something that runs through generations!