Leah Crannell and Clayton Wattenhofer named Pine River-Backus Snodaze queen and king
Joselyn Sexton and Trey Tuchtenhagen are crowned princess and prince
Pine River-Backus High School SnoDaze Queen Leah Crannell and King Clayton Wattenhofer present themselves to the student body after the Friday, Feb. 17, 2023, coronation in the performance gym.
PINE RIVER — Leah Crannell and Clayton Wattenhofer were crowned king and queen at the Friday, Feb. 17, Pine River-Backus High School SnoDaze coronation.
The Pine River-Backus School SnoDaze court, shown Friday, Feb. 17, 2023, in the gym, includes: back row from left, Princess Joselyn Sexton, Queen Leah Crannell, King Clayton Wottenhofer and Prince Trey Tuchtenhagen; middle row from left, eighth-grader Daniel Munson, freshman Andrew Volk; senior candidates Kiera Scovel, Sophia DeLong and Emily Godfrey; sophomore Evan Bonham and junior Connor King; front row from left, eighth-grader Amelia Mortenson, freshman Caylei Johnson, senior candidates Burke Netland, Ryan Delougherty and Zeke Zwart, sophomore Abby Gilbert and junior Brianna Hanneken.
Ashley Smith / Echo Journal Correspondent
Crannell and Wattenhofer were joined in royalty by Princess Joselyn Sexton and Prince Trey Tuchtenhagen.
Other Pine River-Backus High School seniors vying for the crown were Emily Godfrey, Kiera Scovel, Sophia Delong, Zeke Zwart, Ryan Delougherty and Burke Netland.
Also present were attendants from lower grades: Daniel Munson, Andrew Volk, Evan Bonham, Connor King, Amelia Mortenson, Caylei Johnson, Abby Gilbert and Brianna Hanneken.
From left are senior SnoDaze candidates at Pine River-Backus High School during coronation Friday, Feb. 17, 2023: Burke Netland, Ryan Delougherty, Zeke Zwart, King Clayton Wottenhofer and Trey Tuchtenhagen, sitting.
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