Panthers celebrate homecoming in Alba

Posted 9/27/23

Well over a hundred gathered on the Alba square Friday afternoon support the Panthers at the inaugural community homecoming pep rally.

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Panthers celebrate homecoming in Alba

(Monitor photo by Sam Major)

Plentiful shade of the tree at Alba City Hall was sought out by much of the crowd at the inaugural community homecoming pep rally. [preview plenty of panther pictures]

(Monitor photo by Sam Major)

The Panther mascot looks on as the volleyball team is cheered. [preview plenty of panther pictures]

(Monitor photo by Sam Major)

Sophomore class duchess Piper Hallman is escorted by her brothers Jake, who went on to have a stellar game, and Nick, an assistant coach for Alba-Golden. [preview plenty of panther pictures]

(Monitor photo by Sam Major)

Alba-Golden's 2023 homecoming king Easton Campbell and queen Erin Langston pictured shortly after her coronation with attendants River Quintana and Charlotte Hays. [preview plenty of panther pictures]

Posted Wednesday, September 27, 2023 11:53 pm

Well over a hundred gathered on the Alba square Friday afternoon support the Panthers at the inaugural community homecoming pep rally.

That evening, Erin Langston was crowned Alba-Golden's 2023 homecoming queen.

Crowned the day before, king Easton Cambell led the football team to a victory over Boles.

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