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Homecoming brings smiles to Cape true Blue and Gold
Former Superintendent Dave Robinson is honored as the homecoming parade grand marshal as his proud grandson, Liam Crotty, carries the sign. DAN COOK PHOTOS
October 11, 2021
The Cape Henlopen High School Homecoming festivities brought smiles of joy to thousands of Vikings fans and alumni. The week began with school activities and float-building, then the parade and game, and was capped off with the Homecoming dance at Love Creek Elementary School.
The Cape Class of 2022 took top honors in the float competition with Wreck the Wildcats.
Cape sophomore cheerleader Emily Groll, center, hands out candy as she walks beside the Cape cheerleaders’ float.
Cape band members (l-r) Conor Wiedmann, Jase Truitt and Jayden Alderson play the sousaphones with spirit.
Mr. Spirit Frankie Carrillio-Cotoc escorts Miss Spirit Emily Simon.
The Cape homecoming court is (l-r) Miss Congeniality Giselle Garcia, Mr. Spirit Frankie Carrillio-Cotoc, Miss Spirit Emily Simon, Princess CeCe Reid, Queen Tia Jarvis, Lord Barley Bond, Lady Ann’Merie Darling McFadden, Duchess Beth Krajewski, Duke Grayson Baltazar and Prince Jahden Cannon. Not shown are King Daniel Saez and Mr. Nice Guy Jose Chavez Mendez.
Homecoming Queen Tia Jarvis and King Daniel Saez pause for a photo.
The Cape dance team marches in the Homecoming parade.
Lord Barley Bond and Lady Ann’Merie Darling McFadden.
Duke Grayson Baltazar and Duchess Beth Krajewski.
Prince Jahden Cannon and Princess CeCe Reid.
Miss Congeniality Giselle Garcia takes her turn in the lineup.
Cape Class of 2023 rides their float Wipeout the Wildcats.
Lewes Mayor Ted Becker, left, rides with Lewes Police Chief Thomas Spell.
The Cape JROTC gives an impressive showing during the parade.
The freshman class float is named Deuces Delmar.
The Cape FFA float sports mums and goats.
Rep. Steve Smyk salutes as he says hello.
The Class of 2022 float carries in back (l-r) Ethan Carney, Beth Krajewski, Luke McCarthy, and Kayla Droge. In front are Ella Ruppert, Landon Diehl, Lexi Nowakowski, Grace Wiggins and Sam Sheppard.
Cape grad Dickie Bryan drives the Class of 1974 float.
Friends (l-r) Cora Swietzer, Kenna Justice and Kiran Spoor enjoy the Homecoming dance.
Enjoying the dance are (l-r) Anna Sullivan, Carrie Clausius, Devon DeGregory, Morgan Newcomb, Hannah Maney and Laney Dixon.
Friends Ethan Felker, left, and Sawyer Dotterer are looking forward to a good time at the dance.
Chad Brittingham, left, and Damian Robinson are looking good at the dance.
Dressed up for the dance are (l-r) Yazzmon Harmon, Aubrie Smith, Layla Clifton and Brooklynn Blackwell.
Ready to enjoy the dance are (l-r) Izzy Fuscellaro, Brianna Windish, Abi Crouch, Abby Marsh and Lucy Mongeluzo.
Doing the chicken dance are Kendell Linton, left, and Carly Favoroso.
A very photogenic Homecoming King Daniel Saez and Queen Tia Jarvis pose for the camera.
Enjoying the music are (l-r) Mia Pascone, Gianna Potts and Rachel Travis.
Emily Simon and Alex Taylor enjoy the dance.
All dressed up for the dance are (l-r) Darnell Cufee, Ava Miller-Wallace, Jaylea Mendez-Meuwein, Journi Wright, Carlton Bruinton, Princess Zachery and Philip Mosley.
Looking good are (l-r) Faith Re, Emme Smith, Ava Calciano, Rylee Tipton, Emily Redefer and Lainey Dixon.
Faith Sturgeon and Bailey Chrzanowski are having a great time at the dance.
Rocking the dance floor are (l-r) Casey Schnupp, Emma Duffield, Noelle Sabbagh, Regan Ciabattoni, Natalie Derrickson, Juliana Warnock, Rileigh Wilson and Zoe Peters.
Posing along with the King and Queen are (l-r) Felipe Lopez-Velasquez, Josh Reinhold, Hank D’Ambrogi, Ja’on Harris, Daniel Saez, Tia Jarvis, Thomas Gibbs, Brody Smith, Luke Burton, Joe Giles and Carson Kammerer in front.
Joey Wyatt enjoys the dance with his date Taylor Harrison.
Dan has worked for the Cape Gazette for more than 30 years as a photographer and reporter, covering high school sports and happenings around eastern Sussex County. He won a photography award from the National Newspaper Association, and numerous awards from the Maryland, Delaware, D.C. Press Association. A Delaware native, Dan graduated from Cape in 1972 and returned as a teacher and coach in the 1980s. He retired from the classroom in 2016. He was inducted into Cape High’s Legends Stadium in 2016. In his spare time, Dan enjoys spending time with his wife, two sons, grandchildren and dogs.
