Gabby Taliaferro and Ryan Will win Indian Call Queen and King
Former king and queen Kara Brooks and Trey Blackmon attended the basketball game on Feb. 16. The new royalty are seniors Gabriela Taliaferro and Ryan Will.
The 2018 Indian Call Queen and King are seniors Gabby Taliaferro and Ryan Will. The winners were announced in between the girls and boys basketball games on Friday night.
Students voted for who they wanted to win king and queen on Thursday. Other candidates included Abby Balman, Abby Brungardt, Karee Dinkel, Tana Herreman, Mallory Linn, Eric Adams, Tay Otte, Ethan Nunnery, Logan Clark and Cole Murphy.
Former Indian Call King and Queen Trey Blackmon and Kara Brooks came back to crown this year’s king and queen.
This past week included dress up days, a games assembly and the crowning of Indian Call King and Queen, all leading up to the Indian Call dance on Saturday night.
“I’m really happy that Gabby and Ryan won,” freshman Hope Schumacher said. “They deserved it.”
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Hope Schumacher • Feb 21, 2018 at 2:08 pm
good quote