Homecoming: The color of Purple
During 2022 homecoming halftime festivities Clara Todd was named homecoming queen and Jarrett Wilson was named home king. (Rob Zolman/Lake County Leader)
Polson Lady Pirate Myranda Heiser battles for the ball. (Rob Zolman/Lake County Leader)
Polson Pirate Owen McElwee makes a catch and looks for extra yards. (Rob Zolman/Lake County Leader)
The Polson Pirates celebrated homecoming on Friday with a parade downtown Polson. (Jewels Anne/Lake County Leader)
Polson Pirate Pietro Durando takes a shot on goal. (Rob Zolman/Lake County Leader)
The Polson Pirates celebrated homecoming on Friday with a parade downtown Polson. (Jewels Anne/Lake County Leader)
The Polson Lady Pirates battle at the net during their homecoming game against Browning on Saturday afternoon. (Rob Zolman/Lake County Leader)
POLSON — Downtown Polson was awash in a sea of purple and gold on Friday afternoon as Polson High School celebrated the fall tradition of homecoming with the traditional homecoming parade down Main Street.
During the mid-afternoon parade, students threw candy and waved at the crowds as they rode past on fire trucks and flatbed floats decorated to this year’s theme “Loot the Loggers...
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