Freed Hardeman University - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Henderson, TN)

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DWth thoughts of excitement and honor running through her mind, Michelle York, along with her escort Chip McGee, wait for President Gardner to crown her. photo by Holland Studios. In honor of the queen and her court, a reception was held in the Commons giving guests and students a chance to extend their congratulations, photo by Rich- ard Claiborne. Kristi Novak and Allen Shull were chosen to be a part of the 1986 Homecoming coronation. They are the chil- dren of Mr. and Mrs. David Novak and Dr. and Mrs. Donald Shull. photo by Richard Claiborne. Sharing the excitement with their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. York join Michelle and Chip on stage alter the Homecoming coronation. photo by Richard Claiborne. Homecoming Queen 161

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I-IQMECQMIN ESCORTS QUEEN: MICHELLE YORK SENIORS: JULIE CURRY 1 CHIP MCGEE CHRISTY CHANEY JOHNNY McDANIEL .1uN1oRs1 JOY MARSH MARTIN CHANEY Mirzi FIELDS . SCOTT GREEN SOPHOMORES: KELLY ODLE Coming JEFF GOLSON - EMILY DUNN Home MARK GREER ERESHMEN, JONNA BREWER ' ' JEFF VMCUREN KAY KAY KENNEDY TIM TEE!- DARRELL SHARP Queen For A Week Homecoming 1986 provided students, faculty, and alumni with many fond memo- ries of a very eventful week. On Monday of Homecoming week, Vice-President Roy Sharp announced the students' choice for the 1986 Homecoming Queen, Michelle York. Following chapel that day, a reception honoring the queen and her court was held in the Commons. During Saturday's Home- coming chapel, President E. Claude Gardner crowned Michelle as the Homecoming Queen. Michelle, a senior elementary education major from Paducah, KY, was a member of the Sigma Rho social club, SNEA, S-AA, and 160 Homecoming Queen the Lady Lions Tennis team. It was a great honor just to be nominat- ed, Michelle said. 'fl'll treat this as an honor because l was elected by fellow students, my peers, she added. The student body also nominated seniors Christie Chaney and Julie Curry as repre- sentatives from the senior class. An English major from Huntsville, AL, Christie was a member of Tri-Zeta social club and COMMA. She also served as co- editor of The Bell Tower and was a mem- ber of the Honors Council along with many other honors and duties. Julie Curry, a fashion merchandising me jor from Vernon, AL was a member of Tri Zeta, Impact, A-Team, and Totalife. She! served as a coordinator for the 1987 pro- duction of Makin' Music and of Classics, the campus modeling organization. F-HC students also elected six other stu- dents from the junior, sophomore, and fresh- man classes to serve as representatives in the homecoming court. The queen and her court were also pre- sented at half-time of the Homecoming bas- ketball game. The Lions lost the game to Athens State.

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