Miami vibes: Analia Harper and Jack Ferguson named Matanzas Homecoming queen and king

The theme of Homecoming week was Miami Vice featuring pastel colors and neon lights.

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Analia Harper and Jack Ferguson were named Homecoming king and queen at halftime of the Matanzas High School Homecoming football game on Friday, Sept. 25.

Harper is in the Cambridge AICE Diploma program and is a member of the National Honor Society, Key Club and the Pirates' band. She plans to major in psychology at the University of Central Florida.

Ferguson has been on the football and weightlifting teams for four years. After graduation he plans to attend the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy in Kings Point, New York.

The other members of the Senior Homecoming Court were Carma Lottering, Madison Laureano, Madyson Mortimer, Shai Scott and Jezrahiah McCoy.

Lottering has earned her AICE Diploma and is a National Honor Society member. She is also a member of the cheerleading and weightlifting teams. Scott is a member of the football and track teams. Laureano is on the SGA and Senior Class boards and is a varsity cheerleader.

Mortimer is a member of SGA and plans to pursue a career as an anesthesiologist. McCoy plays football and basketball and is also on the track team. He hopes to continue his athletic career in college and pursue a career as a psychologist.

The Homecoming princess and prince winners were: Junior class, Akeelah Diaz and Liam Mcallister; sophomore class, Eva Navrozoglou and Troy Vo; and freshman class, Isabela Barbosa and Max Ferguson.

The teachers voted as duke and duchess were Devin Matthews and Gianna Burke.

The theme of Homecoming was Miami Vice featuring neon lights, pastels, palm trees and ’80s South Beach swagger. The Pirates logos on the field were painted in pastel pink and blue. 

 

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