On Friday, during the Eagles vs Midlothian Heritage football game, the homecoming court will be announced during half-time. During the past week, students voted for the nominees and narrowed down the king and queen to eight possible candidates.
Faith Hall
“I am Faith Hall, I’m 17, and in my free time, I make homecoming braids, draw, bake, and DIY,” Hall said. “Everything I do goes back towards the school. Especially the yearbook, taking photos of people doing what they love, like band and baseball, is really enjoyable!
It would also be nice to win with my boyfriend whom I started dating freshman year.”
“I volunteer often for schools, churches, animal shelters, and more,” Hall said. “Not to mention yearbook and photography are my favorite ways to give back, people get to see a moment they otherwise would have only been in their memories.”
Hall is in yearbook, on-level tech theatre, a member of PALs, and plays varsity soccer. Hall volunteers frequently through the National Honor Society (NHS) and Student Council. Hall works at Bigshots Golf.
Kaylee Combs
“I am the senior class president and love to serve the community,” Combs said. “I love all things sports and participate in varsity soccer and track. I love to read, spend time with my family, and hang out with my awesome friends, and I love the Cowboys!
I am proud to be an Argyle Eagle and I love this school. I promise to uphold the values our school stands for, love others well, work hard, show school spirit, and be a solid representative of Argyle High School.”
“I am cofounder of a nonprofit ministry called Feather Roots and as part of it, I have mentored and led other young girls and participated in community service for the past 10 years,” Combs said. “My passion is being a light to those around me and building others up and I truly feel that is my purpose.”
Combs is senior class president for Student Council, a member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) with a leadership position in FCA S.A.L.T, and NHS. She is a team captain for varsity soccer and a track team athlete.
Madelynn Majerczyk
“My name is Maddie Majerczyk and I am a senior,” Majerczyk said. “I love being involved in many different activities. I am a Christian and love hanging with my friends and family. My dream job is to be a pediatric developmental disability nurse!”
“I am so happy to be on the homecoming court and everyone deserves the chance,” Majjerczyk said. “But people should vote for me because I have school spirit and prioritize being a role model in our community.”
“I give back to my community by being a PAL, going to every elementary school weekly where I have a buddy,” Majerczyk said. “I also help weekly with a kindergarten AYSA cheer team because I grew up looking up to older girls helping with my cheer.”
Majercyzk is a varsity cheerleader, a member of PALs, FCA, NHS, Challenge Day club, and Student Council. She is also a Senior Buddy.
Oritsesetenesan “Tenesan” Nanna
“I was born and raised in New Jersey, moved to Argyle in 7th grade, and have loved Texas ever since,” Nanna said. “I love to build legos, and read, and I’m constantly trying to find new music to listen to and diversify my taste.”
“My goal is to inspire younger kids like me who are afraid of being themselves that it is possible to nurture all your interests and not have to give up on anything for anyone,” Nanna said. “I try to be the person who includes everyone. I was never an outspoken kid when I was younger, as I would keep quiet and bite my tongue. But being in band and wrestling has given me a voice and now I’m no longer afraid to talk or yell. I try my best to give everyone I interact with opportunities to express themselves as it was given to me when I moved to Argyle.”
“My part in the Student Council has had a great impact on our community,” Nanna said. “Whether the roles are big like giving a speech, or small like handling a set up for an event, I try my best to put a smile on people’s faces.”
Nanna is in her fourth year as a member of band and is on the leadership team. Nanna is one of the first four-year members and co-captain of the Argyle Girls’ Wrestling Team. Nanna is a member of FCA, NHS, Challenge Day Club, and the United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund (UNICEF).
Jack Dillon
“I am a senior here at Argyle and have been an Eagle since sixth grade,” Dillion said. “I was born in Michigan, so it’s still ‘Go Blue’ on Saturdays, but I would say that my affinity for sweet tea makes me thoroughly Texan. For hobbies, I do debate, participate in theatre, and love pretty much anything baseball. I love lake vacations, museum trips, pickleball, and any opportunity to try new foods.”
“My mom is a professor at [Texas Women’s University] in adapted physical education, so I get a bunch of opportunities to go help her out with her work,” Dillion said. “Because of this, I have been blessed to help numerous kids with disabilities learn and be physically active on their own terms. It’s given me a different perspective on things because even [though] we were physically different, these kids and I were able to bond over the love of sports, movement, and just having fun. Although it is not in this community, through Dear Future, a non-profit that I helped start a chapter here, I have helped to get almost $5,000 to fund primary education in Kenya and Uganda.”
Dillion has been a member of the National Honor Society for the past two years and is the current vice president. He is also a member of the International Thespians Society with Trope 6015 and the Dear Future non-profit. Dillion is a three-time UIL Regional Academics qualifier, qualifying for UIL state, and placed fourth in the UIL 5A in prose interpretation.
Kenneth “Aiden” Harris
“My name is Kenneth ‘Aiden’ Harris I have gone to Argyle since sixth grade,” Harris said.
“Some of my Hobbies are Fishing, skiing, playing the trumpet, and lacrosse. I am interested in becoming a surgeon one day.”
“I believe the student body should vote for me because I believe I am an active member of the Argyle community,” Harris said. “I also think it would be cool to win especially if my girlfriend of two and a half years won as well.”
“I volunteer at St. Mark Catholic Church. I have also volunteered at different schools helping teachers set up their classrooms at the beginning of the year.”
Harris is a member of the Argyle Eagle Band and plays Lacrosse for the Flower Mound Lacrosse Association.
Luke Fetters
“I play football, I like to hunt, fish, work out, and play the guitar,” Fetters said. “I spend a lot of time hanging out with friends and family, and I love God!”
“I try my best to be friends with everyone and help as much as possible. I’m very outgoing and involved. I work hard to succeed academically, I strive to have great character, and I try hard to be a positive role model.”
Fetters is a member of NHS, Student Council, Challenge Day Club, and PALs. Fetters plays football and is active with his church group Younglife.
William Krzysiak
“I play football and like to listen to music, read, and be outdoors,” Krzysiak said.
“I’ve lived in Argyle since kindergarten and I’ve gotten to grow up and meet lots of people in this town. I feel like I can represent Argyle High School in a way.”
“I am a part of YMSL and I am involved in many different philanthropies,” Krzysiak said. “I’ve volunteered at food shelters, homeless shelters, nursing homes, food banks, and more.”
Krzysiak is a member of the NHS, the Young Men’s Service League (YSML), and plays football.
