The 2022 Cranberry High School Homecoming court is (from left to right) Ashton Weaver, son of Jamie and Kevin Weaver of Franklin; Kendell Findlay, daughter of Jennifer and Chad Findlay of Cranberry; Dane Ley, son of Kimberly and Jeffrey Ley of Franklin; Rilee Donahey, daughter of Keith Donahey of Franklin and Lisa Donahey; Mason Brown, son of Kimberly Karns of Cranberry and Michael Brown; Mackenzie Karnes, daughter of Jennifer and Chad Stover of Cranberry and Rusty Karnes; Logan Felmlee, son of Jodi Phillips of Venus and Brad Felmlee; Laiyla Russell, daughter of Chaval and Christopher Russell of Seneca; Colin Zerbe, son of Kathryn and Christopher Zerbe of Franklin; Brooke Hart, daughter of Kelly and William Hart of Cranberry; Scott Finch; son of Tina and Robert Finch of Oil City; and Rachael Brown, daughter of Vernon Brown of Venus and Cheryl Brown. (By Marissa Bimber/Student contributor)
By ADDISON KARNS
Student contributor
Cranberry and Oil City High School students danceed under the lights at Oil City’s football field on Saturday, Sept. 17, without masks this year.
For the first time since Covid, as events are getting back to normal, Homecoming returned to the format pre-2020. Oil City and Cranberry joined together for the festivities and the dance making the start of this year quite memorable.
On Thursday, Sept. 15, the Homecoming pep rally and parade, with a bonfire following, was held on West First Street in Oil City.
On Friday, Sept. 16, the Cranberry queen and king were crowned prior to the football game at Oil City High School. During half-time, Oil City crowned its queen and king.
Saturday, Sept, 17, was the Homecoming dance at the OCHS football field.
Addison Karns and Marissa Bimber are students at Cranberry High School and members of Cranberry Chronicles, the school’s journalism/publications class.
