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Turner crowned queen

By Hank Lamb, READ MORE > 1167 views
On Thu, 10/17/2019 - 12:01 PM

Gracie Turner was crowned 2019 Homecoming Queen last Friday night on Gordon Field.  She was escorted by her father, Dent Turner,.  Also pictured is Sandy Rhea Tackett, 2018 Homecoming Queen; Penny Mitchell, Head of School; Brycen Sprayberry; Mary Presley Williams,;Madelyn Allen; Gage Scott; and Cole Wilson

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