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Cruz And Silvey Reign Each season the student body of Benton High School elects a King and Queen to represent them for that season. This year Frankie Cruz and Melissa Silvey were chosen as fall King and Queen. Six guys and six girls from the senior class were chosen as candidates for royalty. King candidates were Scott Bachman, Doug Barnes, Frankie Cruz, Steve Fredrickson, Rick Sump- ter, and Mark Zuptich. Queen can- didates were Megan Argabright, Danielle Farthing, Tami Pawling, Darcee Pierce, Karen Rullman, and Melissa Silvey. Each class also elected a prince and princess. Freshman represen- tatives were Kenny Flowers and Echo Sumpter. Sophomores chose Robby James and Lori Schultz. The Juniors elected Tim Stufflebean and Kim Grace. Below: Robby James and Lori Schultz represent the Sophomore class as their fall royalty. Below right: Being named queen is an emotional time. Candidates Danielle Farthing, and Tami Pawling show their excitement as Nancy Chat- field, Senior Class President, approaches our new queen. Melissa Silvey.
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Left: Tim Stufflebean and Kim Grace represent the Junior class as Prince and Princess. Below: Sandy Joswick and Danny Herbert congratulate Melissa Silvey on getting queen Above Middle Left. Kenny Flowers and Echo Sumpter represent the freshman class as Prince and Princess Above: Candidates. Scott Bachman and Megan Agrabright. walk together in the fall coronation assembly Left: King Frankie Cruz poses with his niece. Andrea, for the photographer 30 Fall Royalty
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The Untouchables Take First This year's spirit week was indeed different with the freshmen participating in their first spirit week and ending up first above all of the other classes. They picked the theme of The Un- touchables. where they dressed like spies. In second place were the sophomores, who dressed up Western style to fit their theme — Gun Smoke. The seniors placed third, their theme was T. J. Hooker, in which they dressed up like cops and criminals. Fourth place went to the juniors who were dressed like punk rockers to show their theme of Night Tracks. Darcee Pierce shows her spirit for the senior class dressed up like a criminal. Above: Laura Sauter and Tracy Fredrickson are both dressed western style to fit the sophomores theme Gun Smoke. Left: Sophomore Paula Norton. Amy Harrison, and Zack Ezzell. have their picture taken while standing in line for lunch, with Zack saying. No. No. not me! The sophomores showed their spirit well by dressing up. which gave them second place in the spirit week competition. 32 Spirit Week
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