Homecoming 2026

King Jeremiah Kobetic and Queen Callie Judy

Tinley Basagic is the daughter of Morgan and Jessica Basagic of Franklin. She has been on the PCMS volleyball team for two years. In her spare time, she enjoys spending time with friends and family, playing volleyball, and going boating and camping. She plans to attend college and become an ultrasound tech. Her favorite memory from her time so far at PCMS is listening to Mr. Eye’s funny past and present stories.
Hyrum Hartman is the son of Jay and Kim Hartman of Franklin. He plays football, basketball and baseball, and enjoys hunting in his spare time. His future plans are to attend West Virginia University and then become a pilot. His most favorite memory of his time at PCMS is beating the East Hardy football team 40-14.

Skye Dahmer is the daughter of Brooke Selmon and Justin Dahmer. She is on the Middle School volleyball and basketball teams. She enjoys photography, hunting, and traveling. After high school, she plans to attend law school and become a defense attorney. Her favorite memory at PCMS is when she watched the JMU and WVU volleyball game with her team and coach.
Acie Tilley is the son of Acie and Ashley Tilley of Upper Tract. He is on the PCMS football and wrestling teams and enjoys riding dirt bikes, hunting, and fishing. His future plans are to become a wind tech and his favorite memory at PCMS is scoring his first touch down.

Kinley Bennett is the daughter of Sherri Bennett and the late Jeremy Propst. She is on the PCHS volleyball and basketball teams, an all A Honor Roll student, and the treasurer of Educator’s Rising. Her hobbies include hanging out with friends and family, playing with her animals, and doing pageants. She wants to graduate high school with all A’s and then go on to college to become a pediatric nurse. Her favorite memory at PCHS is all of the friendships she has made, along with having a great time playing sports with her teammates.
Beckett Aumann is the son of Gannon and Heather Aumann of Franklin. He is a member of the Wildcat Golf Team and enjoys hanging out with friends, baking, and playing golf in his spare time. He is still exploring options and keeping an open mind about his plans after high school. His favorite memory as a student at PCHS is earning his all PVC medal in golf this year.

Evie Nulph is the daughter of Dan and Laura Nulph of Franklin. She is involved in theatre and a member of the track team. She enjoys running, sketching, and decorating for the holidays. After high school, she plans to go to college and work toward a career in criminal profiling. Winning the regional track meet with all of her friends is her favorite memory at PCHS.
Bryce Propst is the son of Chad and Jackee Propst of Franklin. He is on the football and baseball teams. In his spare time, he enjoys hunting, fishing, and playing sports. He plans to pursue a career in the financial industry, specializing in investing and stock market analysis. Much to Ms. Hott’s dismay, his favorite memory is when her phone was stolen.

Kayla Harper is the daughter of Elliott and Jessica Harper. She is a member of National Honor Society, pep club, band, and choir. Her hobbies include gaming and playing the piano. After high school, she plans to work in wildlife conservation. Her favorite memory at PCHS is staying in the music room with members of the music department making music and singing together.
Dylan Eye is the son of Mike and Erin Eye of Brandywine. He is on the PCHS golf team and a member of National Honor Society, pep club, band, and choir. In his free time, he enjoys playing the piano and playing golf. After high school, he plans to pursue a college degree and prepare for a career in pharmaceuticals. His favorite memory from his time at PCHS was earning low medalist honors at the 2026 Regional Golf Tournament.

Rylan Tilley is the son of Acie and Ashley Tilley. He is a four-year member of the football team. In his spare time, he enjoys fishing and working on vehicles. After graduation, he plans to attend Wyotech to become a mechanic.

Will Smith was escorted by his brothers, Leroy and Tucker Smith. He has been a member of the varsity football team and enjoys fishing and hanging out with his friends, in his free time. He is enjoying his last year of high school and has not yet decided on a specific path after graduation. When asked what his favorite memory was from his time at PCHS, he said just the people and relationships he has built with everybody.

Trace Lambert is the son of Chris and Penny Lambert of Franklin. He is a member of FFA and the Archery Club and on the honor roll. He enjoys hunting, fishing, working on his truck, and riding his dirt bike. After high school, he plans to work with his dad at his family’s carpentry business, Jerry Lambert Construction. His favorite memory as a student at PCHS was when he and Landon gave Mr. Hudson his retirement gift of a cane.

Jeremiah Kobetic was escorted by his mom, Emily Kobetic, and his best friend Autumn Lockard. His hobbies include art, hanging out with his friends, and sleeping. His future plans are to attend cosmetology school. All of his classes with his friends hold his favorite memories.

Catherine Eye is the seven-year-old daughter of Jonathan and Shanna Eye of Franklin. She is a second grader at Franklin Elementary School and attends St. Paul Lutheran Church. She enjoys doing arts and crafts, gymnastics, cheerleading, and playing with her dolls and stuffed animals.
Luke Eason is the seven-year-old son of Mike and Rachel Eason of Brandywine. He is a second grader at Brandywine Elementary. When he is not cheering for his big brother on Friday nights, he loves fishing, hunting and playing football with his dad. His favorite place in the summer is the beach.
Ivy Huffman is the seven-year-old daughter of Brandon Huffman and Whitney Hedrick. She is in second grade at North Fork Elementary School. Her activities include playing basketball, being outdoors, playing with her goats, learning new gymnastics skills, and spending time with her parents, two sisters, Addie and Ellie, as well as her grandparents, cousins, and friends.

Jaidah Nesselrodt is the daughter of Kristen and Warren Mar-shall. She is involved in gymnastics and a member of the pep club. She enjoys hanging out with friends and traveling. Her future plans are to attend PVCC and become a radiology tech. Her fa-vorite memory is from her sophomore year when she was a cheer-leader and the team went to states.

Callie Judy is the daughter of Jeremy and Andrea Judy and was also escorted by her sister, Abby, and best dog, Princess. She is a four-year member of the PCHS volleyball and softball teams, as well as being involved in the National Honor Society. She enjoys painting, hunting, and spending time with her family. Her future plans are to attend college to become a children’s therapist. During her time at PCHS, her favorite memory is painting the mural at the 911 center.

Taylor Hoover is the daughter of Roger and Trisha Hoover of Brandywine. She is involved in gymnastics and a member of pep club. She enjoys doing art, hanging out with her friends and family, and doing hair and nails. Upon graduation, she plans to attend cosmetology school with the hopes of opening her own salon.

Arianna Alt is the daughter of Brian and Ashley Alt of Upper Tract. She is on the track and field team, as well as a member of Educator’s Rising and the vice president of senior student council. She enjoys painting, drawing, hanging out with friends, and going on hikes with her dog, Ozzie. After graduation, she plans to attend Potomac State and then West Virginia Univeristy to receive her bachelors degree in animal and nutritional science, as well as a degree in business management so she can open her own veterinary clinic one day. Her favorite memory from high school is when Mrs. Propst played an April Fool’s joke on the middle school students and told them to take off their shoes and run because of a flood.

Homecoming 2026

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Homecoming 2026

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Times Past

Town of Franklin Accepts Federal Grant To Help Address Stormwater Problems

Morrisey’s Rural Health Transformation Programs Start to Take Shape Across WV