Floating above it all for Granite Bay High school’s 25th anniversary

Kadi Scott, a sophomore at GBHS, uses a stencil to paint flowers onto the Clue themed float on September 24, 2021.

Gabi Santos, Lily Tanner, and Sarae Hays help set up the furniture for the sophomore float in preparation for the GBHS homecoming.

Audrey Wherry and Allie Nihart, sophomores at GBHS, assist with float building by cutting and painting cardboard for the float.

Jephrie Schouten, a senior at GBHS, helps make signs that will later be put onto the Monopoly float on September 24, 2021.

Megan Lorenzen and Izzie Hillman, seniors at GBHS, cut and add glitter to the back of the Monopoly themed float.

Senior Annie Hyatt uses a paint roller to paint a sign that will later be put onto the float on September 24, 2021.

Senior float commissioner Izzie Hillman paints a 25 onto the hidden game piece for the Monopoly float.

Freshman Molly Kerns stands on her tiptoes, while leaning against a ladder, and reaches up to paint the top of the Candyland float.

Abbie McKague and Seton Foon, freshman at GBHS, write thank you letters to the teachers and parents who helped with setting up homecoming on September 21, 2021.

Freshmen Summer Shelton, Maddy Truong, and Mady Stathem help paint signs that will later be put on the Candyland float.

14-year old Jia Pakhale sketches guidelines for a gingerbread man that she will later paint and put on the freshmen float.

Lucas Costea and Seton Foon, freshmen at GBHS, paint blocks onto the Candyland float in preparation for homecoming.

”We have had a lot of help so far, which is really nice considering that float building takes up a lot of time”, said junior float commissioner Kaitlyn Van Dusen, while describing the progress of the float so far.

Junior Kayla Willson draws an outline of a snake that will later be painted onto the Jumanji float on September 27, 2021.