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The Friday night lights will shine brightly over South Barber High School's stadium in Kiowa as they host the Central Christian Cougars in homecoming action.

The evening begins with the coronation ceremony at 6:30 p.m., this Friday night, Sept. 18. Three senior women were selected as the queen candidates: Chloe Blunk, Nora Gugelmeyer and Lacee Wolf.

For the coronation ceremony the kindergarten helpers are Addison Blevins (daughter of Tyler and Kelsi Blevins), Livia Miller (daughter of Dr. Mylo and Heather Miller), Carson Howland (son of Oren Howland and Desiree Howland) and Hesston Brattin (son of Charlie and Nikki Brattin).

Underclassmen attendants are: freshman class – Autumn Drake and Bryce Duvall, sophomore class – Jazzmin Binning and Cash Tomberlin, junior class – Clare Pollock and Ruston Erikson.

Meet the South Barber Senior Homecoming Candidates

Senior football players Emilio Perez and Tyler Schupbach will escort the queen candidates.

Chloe Blunk is the daughter of Rod and Julie Blunk. She is involved in numerous extracurricular activities including: Student Council vice president, Stateline 4-H secretary, National Honor Society, Youth Making A Difference county representative, Turner Youth treasurer, trapshooting, and being on the Barber County Meats Judging Team.

Blunk has made the honor roll every quarter and has earned her bronze and silver honor pins. In the future, she plans to attend Northwestern Oklahoma State University and major in either pre-pharmacy or nursing.

Nora Gugelmeyer is the daughter of Kim and Chad Lyons and Steve Gugelmeyer. She participates in numerous activities. This year, she serves as the senior class president, FCCLA president, NHS president, and Cloverleaf 4-H secretary. Gugelmeyer also takes part in scholar's bowl, band, drama, volleyball, basketball and track.

Gugelmeyer has made the honor roll every quarter, received her bronze and silver honor pins, and was inducted into the National Honor Society in 2019. After graduating, Nora plans to attend Kansas State University and major in accounting or business.

Lacee Wolf is the daughter of Jennifer Wolf. She's been involved in many activities, including volleyball, basketball, track, FCCLA, FFA, drama, band and vocal. She serves as secretary of the senior class and volunteers coaching the 5th-grade rec volleyball team. She has also attended the South Barber Youth Group for four years.

Wolf recently joined the Kansas Army National Guard because she wanted to serve her community. While in the National Guard she will train to become a petroleum supply specialist, but she hopes to further pursue her training to become a combat medic. After high school, Wolf plans to attend Northwestern Oklahoma State University and pursue a bachelor's degree in nursing.