Senior Spencer Wolfe was crowned powder puff king at the powder puff semifinals Monday, Oct. 3.

Wolfe never thought he would end up being power puff king.

“I was shook to the core. I honestly didn’t think it would happen for me,” Wolfe said. “But when it did, joy took over and I felt really blessed.”

Wolfe said he is grateful for all of those who supported him.

“Thank you to all who voted for me, making a dream I would have never thought possible come true,” Wolfe said.

Wolfe, 18, enjoys doing his makeup and making other people laugh.

He was escorted by his friend, senior Madison Kilpatrick, and his dad, Mr. Brian Wolfe Sr.

Senior Alexis Fidler thinks Wolfe is deserving of the title.

“He is a very lovable person, and he is never mean to anyone,” Fidler said. “When you get to know him, you’ll realize too that he is deserving of it.”

Senior Darnell Harris is happy that Wolfe won.

“He always embraces what he believes in and is always willing to give a helping hand,” Harris said. “I’m happy we have a king that stays true to himself and everyone in general.”

Other members of the Class of 2018’s powder puff court consisted of seniors Jonathon Conley,  Jacob Kunkel, Thomas Plunkey, and Teven Thompson-Farrior.

The Class of 2019’s powder puff representatives were juniors Ethan Goss, Eddie Harris, Jamarius Harris, Blake Keller, and Niccos Patrick.