Todd, Cooper are Mr., Miss HHS
From the Oct 14, 2025 e-Edition
HUNTINGDON (October 10) — Blaine Todd and Claudia Cooper were selected as Mr. and Miss Huntingdon High School. That honor was announced during the annual HHS Homecoming Pep Rally on the steps of the Carroll County Courthouse on October 10.
Todd and Cooper were chosen from other senior candidates - McKenzie Drinkard, Millie Singleton, Mary Kendall Stevens, and Kylie Tippitt and male candidates, Broox Bennett, Braylin Dearmon, Silas Sharp, and Fisher Stokes.
The winners in the Homecoming parade were: Most Original Float - Seniors; Most School Spirit - Freshmen; Most Beautiful - Juniors; Most Creative - Sophomores; and Best Overall - Juniors.
Huntingdon High School Marching Mustangs provided musical entertainment during the event.
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