Dewar Crowns Homecoming Royalty

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September 28, 2021

By News Staff

Dewar High School announced its Homecoming Royalty for the 2021-22 school year this past Friday night at Dr. Ted Lewis Stadium. The Homecoming festivities took place prior to the Dragons’ football game against Foyil. Tylor Maldonado was crowned Homecoming King, while Gracie Britt was crowned Homecoming Queen. The Dewar Homecoming Court was, from left, King Candidate Ty Whitlow, Freshman Attendant Jaselyn Wallace, King Candidate Kaelem Carter, Junior Attendant Maikya Carter, King Candidate Jake Mooney, Crown Barer Ruger Whitlow, King Tylor Maldonado, Flower Girl Evie Oaks, Queen Gracie Britt, King Candidate Thomas Brownfield, Queen Candidate Talyn Been, King Candidate Marshall Been, Sophomore Attendant Bethany Sullivan and King Candidate Jameson Ross. COURTESY PHOTOS

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