GODFREY - Madison County Sheriff's Deputy Brad Woelfel kissed a baby pig during Alton High’s homecoming pep rally on Wednesday, Sept. 30, 2026, after students voted him among the top three staff members in a fundraiser for the school’s environmental sustainability club.

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The Alton High Revive Club hosted the fundraiser, asking several school staff members to volunteer to kiss a pig. Students paid $2 per vote to choose their favorite staff member for the task.

Woelfel, a school resource officer at Alton High, joined two school staff members in kissing the baby pig brought in for the rally.

The Revive Club is dedicated to creating a healthier and more sustainable school environment for students, staff, and the planet.

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