Queen Rachel McCleese, daughter of Roy and Tammy McCleese, is crowned by 2017 queen Addie Cummings, daughter of Gary Cummings Jr. and Mandy Cummings.

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Queen Rachel McCleese, daughter of Roy and Tammy McCleese, is crowned by 2017 queen Addie Cummings, daughter of Gary Cummings Jr. and Mandy Cummings.

This year’s Homecoming Court includes (from left) seventh-grade representative Abigail Bell, daughter of Rodney Bell and Amanda Smith, who is escorted by Trey Benford, son of Nater and Karrie Benford; ninth-grade representative Ruby Torres, daughter of Lorenzo Mauro and Liliana Torres, who is escorted by Hayden McCleese, son of Brandon and Lisa McCleese; ninth-grade representative Abby Garrison, daughter of Lyle and Danna Garrison, who is escorted by Daniel Mansell, son of Shane and Elisha Mansell; 2018 queen ninth-grade representative Rachel McCleese, daughter of Roy and Tammy McCleese, who is escorted by Andrew Green, son of Christy Baker and guardians Charles and Rhonda Baker; and eighth-grade representative Evelyn Olea, daughter of Leonel Salgado and Cristina Olea, who is escorted by her brother, Jonathan Olea.

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Queen Rachel McCleese, daughter of Roy and Tammy McCleese, is crowned by 2017 queen Addie Cummings, daughter of Gary Cummings Jr. and Mandy Cummings.

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East Franklin Junior High School royalty is on the throne following the announcement of the school’s 2018 Homecoming Court.

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