Felthous, Davidson crowned at PR-B Snodaze

020620.PEJ.PRBSnoDaze (1).JPG — Pictured is the full Snodaze court: Prince Jaden Kramp (back row, left) Princess Gaia Scotton, Queen Anna Felthous, King George Davidson, 11th grade attendant halle Milham (far left), 10th grade attendant Alejandra Bonilla Robledo, 9th grade attendant Debren Popke, 8th grade attendant Olivia Anderson, 7th grade attendant Arianna Eckman, candidates Kansas Tilbury, Cynthia Tennier, Brady Kilchesky, Anthony Taray, 7th grade attendant Earl Stockman, 8th grade attendant Nathan Nations, 9th grade attendant Cole Burrell, 10th grade attendant Austin Staricha and 11th grade attendant Dalton Middendorf, Bella Netland (front row, left) king crown bearer Brayden Wendt, queen crown bearer Brylee Freeman, prince crown bearer Zeeke Werner and princess crown bearer Shay Crimmins. Travis Grimler / Echo Journal

By Travis G. Grimler

February 05, 2020 at 5:00 AM

Anna Felthous and George Davidson were recognized Friday, Jan. 31, when they were crowned queen and king of the 2020 Pine River-Backus SnowDaze.

Their prince and princess were Jaden Cramp and Gaia Scotton. The morning's coronation was followed by a boys basketball game versus Northome-Kelliher during the day, which the Tigers won 62-46. That evening, the girls basketball team played Northome-Kelliher, winning 85-45. There was no dance because Valentine's Day is near.

The coronation featured talents by Ashlee Crawford and a duet by Kyosuke Marcum and Sarah Carey with Lisa Walker on piano. As usual, the court performed a skit before the crowning.

1/2: Caleb Travis (left) was almost more excited than George Davidson who was crowned king at the Jan. 31 Pine River-Backus Snodaze coronation. Next to Davidson are Brady Kilchesky and Anthony Taray. Travis Grimler / Echo Journal

2/2: Bella Netland (left), Kansas Tilbury and Cynthia Tennier watch as Anna Felthous is crowned 2020 Pine River-Backus Snodaze Queen. Travis Grimler / Echo Journal

By Travis G. Grimler

Travis Grimler began work at the Echo Journal Jan. 2 of 2013 while the publication was still split in two as the Pine River Journal and Lake Country Echo. He is a full time reporter/photographer/videographer for the paper and operates primarily out of the northern stretch of the coverage area (Hackensack to Jenkins).