WVWC students vote O’Shields, Persinger as 2024 homecoming royalty

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West Virginia Wesleyan College President Dr. James Moore crowned the new Homecoming Royalty during halftime of the WVWC football game earlier this month.

Savannah O’Shields, a marketing major from Bethany Beach, Delaware, and Cy Persinger, a business administration and economics major from Hico, West Virginia, were chosen as this year’s royalty by their peers.

Senior attendants were Sarah McCall, a marketing major from Elizabeth, Pennsylvania; Kylie McMillian, a marketing major from Columbus, Ohio; Lydia Phillips, a criminal justice major from Philippi, West Virginia; Remmey Lohr, from Carmichaels, Pennsylvania, a management major with a double minor in marketing and art; Cayley Symons, from Johannesburg, South Africa, an accounting and economics double major; Shelby Genes, from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, an exercise science and Master of Athletic Training student; Bree Moll, a biology major from Craigsville, West Virginia; and Caleb Maxon, from Ravenswood, West Virginia, a biology and pre-med major.

Abigail Dilly, a business administration and MBA student from Lewisburg, West Virginia, was announced as the junior attendant.

Sophomore attendant was Meredith Cottrell, from Elizabeth, West Virginia, a philosophy and political science double major with a minor in legal studies. Kenzie Clutter, from Cameron, West Virginia, was announced as a first-year attendant.

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