Terry, Johnson Win MHS Homecoming Honors
Kourtney Terry was selected Manchester High’s 2026 Homecoming Queen and Jeremiah Johnson was named Homecoming King to cap off homecoming week festivities at the school during half time of the Blue Devil football game held on Friday, Sept. 18.
Kourtney Terry was selected Manchester High’s 2026 Homecoming Queen and Jeremiah Johnson was named Homecoming King to cap off homecoming week festivities at the school during half time of the Blue Devil football game held on Friday, Sept. 18.
Terry was escorted by her father, Jeremain Terry, and is a busy student at Manchester High. She is a member of the cheerleading squad, plays basketball, a member of the flag football team and the BETA Club.
After graduation, she would like to attend Morehouse College to earn a degree criminal justice.
In her spare time, Terry said she likes to do her hair, and hang out with her nephew and God Son.
Johnson was escorted by his little sister Jaylee Campbell. He is in his second season as a member of the Blue Devil football team.
After graduation, he would like to start a real estate business or become a HVAC technician.
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