CKHS 2024 HOCO court

A discussion with members of CKHS homecoming court about their experiences.

by Dani-lou Gemmer, Assistant Print Editor

December 12, 2024

Justin Majette

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Dani-lou Gemmer, Assistant Print Editor

Dani-lou Gemmer is a Junior at Central Kitsap High School, spending her second year in the journalism program as the Assistant Print Editor-in-Chief. When she isn’t reporting, she spends her time acting in school and community theatre, playing D&D with her friends, and generally crafting. She hopes that this year in journalism will improve her mentoring and networking skills.

Justin Majette, Sports Editor

J.J decided to take journalism because he has always loved sharing stories and giving information to people that may not have it available. Outside of school J.J likes to listen to music and participate in athletics. His strengths as a student is his ability to make connections with his peers. This strength won him the “Connector” award last year. Outside of journalism, J.J also plays violin for the CKHS orchestra.

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