Lindsay Vest is Crowned Homecoming Queen
The 2016-2017 Homecoming Court was presented on Friday, January 27th. O’Neal senior, Lindsay Vest was crowned as Homecoming Queen by 2014 Homecoming Queen Mary Winston Dozier, a junior at Wake Forest University.
Representing the Freshman class were: Emily Vest, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Randy Vest , escorted by O’Neal freshman, Chandler Dozier, son of Mr. and Mrs. Win Dozier and Jada Worthon, daughter of Ms Shemika Monroe, escorted by O’Neal freshman, Jackson Martinez, son of Ms. Stacy Martinez and Mr. John Martinez.
Representing the Sophomore class were: Jenna Burns, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Brian Burns, escorted by O’Neal sophomore, Stefan Woolley, son of Lt. Colonels Doug and Kris Woolley and Alex Dymond, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Brett Dymond, escorted by her brother and O’Neal senior, Chris Dymond.
Representing the Junior class were: Riley Meese, daughter of CW 4 and Mrs. Birche Meese, escorted by O’Neal sophomore, Bennett Moore, son of Dr. John Moore and Mrs. Julie Moore and Vicky Strunk, daughter of Ms. Christine Follmer and Dr. Allan Strunk, escorted by Pinecrest junior, Eamonn McBrayer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank McBrayer.
Joining the Senior Representatives were their Little Buddies from the Lower School. Representing the Senior class were: Emma Furstein, daughter of Ms. Jill McLester and Mr. Howard Furstein, escorted by O’Neal sophomore, Andy Jenkins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walt Jenkins, and her Lower School Buddies, Olivia Afable and Kenyon Logan; Destiny Gibson, daughter of Ms. Tamika McCall, escorted by O’Neal senior, Jesse Ingham, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Ingham, and her Lower School Buddies, Charlotte Gaughan and Mollie Grafenberg; and Lindsay Vest, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Randy Vest, escorted by O’Neal senior, Jack Casey, son of Drs. David Casey and Maria DiGiovanni and her Lower School Buddies, Lucy McPherson and Caitlin Ward.
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