Ponca City Senior High Prom royalty announced

Beverly Bryant - April 17, 2019 9:44 am

The 2019 Ponca City High School Prom will be held Saturday, April 20, at the Marland Mansion.

The Grand March will begin at 6 p.m. The Theme this year is “Roaring ’20s” and the colors are red and gold. The Prince and Princess Po-Hi candidates will promenade at the finale of the Grand March, and the coronation will immediately follow.

In case of inclement weather, the school will announce any change in plans to KLOR 99.3 FM, and KPNC 100.7 FM (Team  Radio stations) and Sunny 104.7 FM by 5 p.m. Saturday.

If a change in venue is required due to the weather, the Grand March will take place at Robson Field House. Due to limited space, each prom attendee is given two “rain-out” tickets for two guests to watch the Grand March. Please be aware that parking is limited to students attending prom and prom security only.

The 2019 prom sponsors appreciate Ponca City community members who support and watch the Grand March. In an attempt to get students through the March in a timely fashion, please do not cause students to pause for long periods of time for photographs. The coronation will take place immediately following the Grand March, so please be courteous and wait until it concludes before leaving your seat. Please respect the Marland Mansion grounds by keeping the area clean.

The 2019 Po-Hi Princess Candidates are: Shae Burden, Bailey James, and Hanna Stevens. The 2019 Prince Candidates are: Gabe Banegas, Tyler Steichen, and Reese Webb.

Shae Burdon

Bailey James

Hanna Stevens

Shae Burden is the daughter of Timothy and Jackie Burden. She is the Student Council Representative, National Honor Society President, and Senior Class Vice President. Shae has won the highest freshman and sophomore GPA for the Ponca City High School soccer team, junior varsity Po-Hi Soccer Team Player of the Year 2017, Superintendent’s Honor Roll for freshman, sophomore, junior, and senior years, lettered in academics and soccer, won the Ponca City High School Academic Awards for English, social studies, mathematics, US History, and science, Oklahoma Girls State Citizen, Outstanding Female Student for the junior class, and the Noon Lions Club Student of the Month for January 2019.

Bailey James is the daughter of Keri Gray and Shane James. She has been a four-year member of Student Council, four-year member of Po-Hi Steppers and a Po-Hi Stepper Lieutenant, two-year member of National Honor Society, two-year member of DECA, and member of St. Luke’s Youth Group.  She has been freshman and sophomore Outstanding Female Student; First Runner-Up National Miss High Kick; three-year member of National Kick Company, and Homecoming Queen.

Hanna Stevens is the daughter of Donna Stevens and Steve Self. She is the editor of the Cat Tale Yearbook and is in National Honor Society. She has received her academic letter, bars, and lettered in color guard.

Gabriel Banegas

Reese Webb

Tyler Steichen

Gabe Banegas is the son of Gadofredo and Luz Banegas. He paints, draws, and graduated from a business course from Oxford in the summer of 2017.

Reese Webb is the son of Darrin and Kelly Webb. He is a member of the Student Council, YoungLife, and varsity football. He has won Outstanding Student his freshman, sophomore, and junior years, Boys State Delegate, and varsity football captain.

Tyler Steichen is the son of Marty and Jamie Steichen. He is the FFA President, a livestock judge and was state champion for livestock judging, shows cattle, and is Senior Class President.

 

 

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