Perry High School seniors Treasure Moore and Gustavo Drahos were crowned the 2025 PHS Homecoming Queen and King in coronation ceremonies Wednesday night in the PHS gym.
The Homecoming royals were congratulated by their court, including fellow seniors Hailey Bautista, Charity Parnell, Yamilet Gonzalez, Montserrat Hernandez, Jeancarlos Santiago Puente, Gavin Gamble, Edwin Lopez and Mason Chapin.
The event began with the Perry pep band playing the fight song and with performances from the Perry Cheerleaders and Pulse Dancers. PHS football head coach Josh Vannornam fired up the crowd and thanked the community for the show of support.
The coronation ceremony capped the event, with 2024 PHS Homecoming King Kain Kilmer returning to crown his successors. The 2024 Homecoming Queen Quin Mahler Moreno was away at her South Dakota college.
The Homecoming parade preceded the coronation ceremonies, with a festive crowd of community supporters lining the route and cheering for the Bluejays and Jayettes.
The Bluejays take Dewey Field to play Greene County Friday, Sept. 26 at 7 p.m., followed by the homecoming dance on Saturday, Sept. 2 from 7-10 p.m. in the PHS commons.
