Special to
L’Observateur

St. Charles Catholic High School students and alumni celebrated homecoming Nov. 7, which featured a Homecoming Court motorcade, where honorees were wearing suits and riding in convertibles.

The crowning of the Homecoming Queen followed at halftime of the football game. The SCC Homecoming Court members were voted on by their peers.

The SCC Homecoming Court and Alumni Escorts included Eighth Grader Kelsie Williams escorted by Ty Monica, Class of 1988. Freshman representatives included Callie Henry escorted by Dan Taillon, Class of 1985, and Dominique Perilloux escorted by Ed Rowley, Class of 1990.

Sophomore representatives Kaitlyn Boudreaux was escorted by Kirt Jacob, Class of 1991, and Destiney Holley was escorted by Edward Cooper, Class of 1984.

Junior representatives included Ariel Landry, escorted by Dr. Reid Owens, Class of 2003, and Alyssa Arceneaux, escorted by Matthew Arceneaux, Class of 2001.

The six senior members of the 2014 Homecoming Court, who were also escorted by alumni.

The senior court members and their escorts included Kaitlyn Lowry escorted by Paul Lowry, Class of 1988; Erin Monica escorted by Henri Dufresne, Class of 2004; Raykael Morris escorted by Steve Pastor, Class of 1984; Kylie Revere escorted by Matthew Ericksen, Class of 2007; Amelie Terry escorted by Michael Wright, Class of 2008; and Kristen Warren escorted by LaCardio Francis, Class of 2003. 

Senior Kylie Revere, daughter of Wayne Revere and Katie Vicknair, was crowned St. Charles Catholic’s Homecoming Queen.

Kylie, an SCC football manager,is an active member of the Art Club and FCA.

“I was very shocked and excited to be crowned queen,” she said. “I’m glad that I was a part of the SCC court for my senior year.”

Senior Kaitlyn Lowry, daughter of Tricia and the late David Lowry, was named the Maid of Honor.