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September 30, 2009

NEJ Tigers select Homecoming Royalty

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Northeast Jones Tigers recently elected members of the 2009 Tiger Homecoming Court. Members of the court are as follows: 2009 Homecoming Queen – Lauren Bradley, Maids of Honor – Jamie Hinton and Terri Lindsey, Student Body Maids – Laken Herrington and Audrianna Strickland, Tiger Maid – Mary Wheaton, FFA Sweetheart – Shelby Walters, Football Maids – Morgan Pace and Olivia Plummer, Senior Maid – Brianna Benson, Junior Maid – Hayley Davidson, Sophomore Maid – Kayly Barlow, Freshman Maid – Rachel Taylor, 8th Grade Maid – Bobbie Jo Davis, 7th Grade Maid – Morgan Mansell. The Tigers will celebrate Homecoming on Oct. 9, in Tiger Stadium. The Homecoming Parade will begin at 5:35 p.m. followed by the Homecoming Ceremony. The game against West Lauderdale will begin at 7 p.m. Please join the NEJ Tigers as they “Put On The Ritz” in the Jungle to celebrate Homecoming 2009! Pictured seated in front from left are Audrianna Strickland, Terri Lindsey, Lauren Bradley, Jamie Hinton and Laken Herrington. Second row form left are Rachel Taylor, Brianna Benson, Haley Davidson, and Kayly Barlow. In back from left are Morgan Mansell, Morgan Pace, Mary Wheaton, Olivia Plummer, Shelby Walters, and Bobbie Jo Davis.

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