Congratulations to the 2022 Quaker Valley Homecoming Court! These 2022 seniors are recognized and nominated by QV teachers for their display of leadership, friendliness, school spirit, overcoming challenges, and other positive characteristics valued by QV.
Congratulations to:
- Shayna Cunnard
- Paige Frank
- Riley Holles
- Nora Johns
- Hope Linge
- Isabella Murano
- Miralhi Taylor-Martin
- Shannon Von Kaenel
- Daniel Bartels
- Michael Carmody
- Jacob Milletary
- Jakub Pickett
- Antonio Randazzo
- Adam Renner
- Graham Thompson
- Erich Weicht
High School football players, cheerleaders, band members, and color guard participated in pep rallies across the District on Friday, October 7, visiting each of the buildings as an opportunity to ramp up school spirit prior to the Homecoming Game.
Students were then invited to participate in the Homecoming Parade from the High School to the football field prior the game on October 7. They were also able to stand with the band, cheerleaders, and colorguard to welcome the football team to the field during pregame. This was organized by the building HSAs.
The QVSD 2022 Homecoming King and Queen were announced during half-time of the Homecoming game on October 7, 2021. Congratulations to Jacob Milletary and Paige Frank!
Paige is the 2022 Pennsylvania State Youth of the Year and received first place in the CGI IT Girl Challenge App Development Competition last year. She is also a member of the QV girls basketball team, National Honor Society, Girl Scouts, is the secretary for the Black Student Union, and she volunteers at her church! Paige plans to study computer science at a four-year college after graduation.
Jake is a four-year member of marching band, cross country, and track. He has also participated in the musical and vocal ensemble. After graduation, Jake plans to attend a four-year college where he can continue to be in Marching Band AND on the Cross Country team!
The Homecoming Dance was held at Chuck Knox Stadium on October 8 from 7:00-9:00 p.m. Students were able to dance, play yard games like Can Jam and cornhole, and generally enjoy a great time with friends. High School Principal Dr. Deborah Riccobelli shared that 408 students were in attendance.