Jakobi Baumann, boogie woogie bugle boy. (Photos by JohnsPhotos.net)
Noelle Daigneault (left) and Eryn Wood are on the edge of their seats.
It’s a 10-year reunion, a few years early, for Class of 2018 grads (l to r) Kayla Rose, Hope Lodell, Joey Lippo and Jacob Zettle.
“So we go renegade and play ‘Ice Ice Baby’?” “Yes, yes, a thousand times, yes!”
A brief burst of on-field action, as Sean “The Torpedo” Toomey-Stout preps for Thanksgiving, where he’s a 12-time defending champ in breaking the wishbone.
“Sweet sassy molassy, that kid’s gonna be walking funny for weeks!”
Spikers and booters mingle as Wolf stars (l to r) Scout Smith, Tia Wurzrainer, Lucy Sandahl and Zoe Trujillo pose for the paparazzi.
Volleyball aces Jaimee Masters (left) and Chelsea Prescott swing by to cheer on their classmates.
Super sophomores (l to r) Kylie Chernikoff, Aria Bowen, Savannah Smith and Maddie Vondrak approve this photo essay.
There are two separate story-lines going on at most high school football games.
One tale plays out on the field, while the other is told in the stands, where students, parents, alumni and fans mingle, chat, catch up, spark new romances or gossip about old ones, and, occasionally, cheer.
Swinging his camera around to catch grandstand life, wanderin’ paparazzi John Fisken snapped the images seen above.
To view more fan happenings, and a handful of action pics he snapped before hightailing it to Oak Harbor to watch son Michael play for the Wildcats, pop over to:
https://www.johnsphotos.net/Sports/Coupeville-Football-2018-2019/FB-2018-09-14-vs-Friday-Harbor/
And, gentle reminder – purchases help fund scholarships for CHS student/athletes.
Yes, yes, you could just chuck your wallet at the first Wolf you see wander by, and let them scamper away with whatever bills they fish out, but this way of funding them does seem more constructive.
If slightly less fun.
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