The 35th annual FC homecoming week is underway, Sept. 30-Oct. 4. The Feather would like to introduce this year’s senior court nominees with a series of ‘Get to Know You’ questions. 

Seniors were paired up to highlight a popular board game, a part of the 2019’s theme. Today’s couple is Shauna Howard and Ty Coffman and the board game they represent is Clue. 

This year’s theme, ‘Homecoming Game On’, will be held at 6:30 p.m., Oct. 4.  Campus student leadership has chosen to support the Pregnancy Care Center, Fresno, as the local non-profit who will benefit from funds raised during homecoming night. 

A little history about the board game CLUE; invented by Anthony Pratt in 1940 while he was confined to his home during the UK air raids of World War II. Mixing experiences of playing murder mystery games, he and his wife Elva created the game. Receiving a patent in 1947 the game was then released in 1948.

The original name was Cluedo a mix of the word clue and Ludo (name for another popular game). Parker Brothers picked up the game rights and shortened the name to just Clue. Bet you didn’t know that the original Colonel Mustard was called Colonel Yellow. 71 years later the game is still a hit.

Introducing, Shauna Howard

What is your favorite bored game?

The Resistance

If you could change you name – what would you choose?

Rochelle

If you could only eat 1 fast food restaurant for life… where?

Chick-fil-A

Personal hero?

My brother

What is the most important quality in a mate?

His relationship with Jesus

Introducing, Ty-Utah Coffman

What is your favorite board game?

Chutes and Ladders

How many children would you like to have someday?

At least two

Hollywood crush?

Zoe Saldana

No. 1 on your bucket list?

To go to every state in the U.S.

Name of your childhood stuffed animal or blanket?

Binky

For more information on FC homecoming read 34th annual FC homecoming 2018.

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