Walter Wellborn High School - Panther Tracks Yearbook (Anniston, AL)

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COURTS OF 1986 JUNIOR HIGH QUEEN TAMMY DUNN ESCORTED BY DEVVAYNE WILLI AMS FIRST ALTERNATE: AUNDREA MITCHELL ESCORTED BY: BUTCH MITCHELL On September 26. 1986, the Homecoming courts for this year were announced in a pregame show. The Senior High Homecoming Queen was Dondeana Freeman, escorted by Jade Pugh: First Alternate was Paige Hill, escorted by Mike Stovall; Second Alternate was Sonya Townsend, escorted by Todd Bussey. The Senior High awards were presented by last year’s Homecoming Queen, Gina Owen. The Junior High Court included: Queen: Tammy Dunn, escorted by DeWayne Williams; First Alternate Aundrea Mitchell, escorted by Butch Mitchell; Second Alternate Paige Tidwell, escorted by David Fowler. After the game a dance was held to celebrate our victory over Pell City. SECOND ALTERNATE: PAIGE TIDWELL ESCORTED BY: DAVID FOWLER

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THE HOMECOMING SENIOR HIGH QUEEN DONDEANA FREEMAN ESCORTED BY: JADE PUGH FIRST ALTERNATE: Paige Hill ESCORTED BY: Mike Stovall The tension in the air was mounting. Crowds were gathering nigh, It was Homecoming night at Wellborn And excitement was rising high. Six girls stood on the sidelines. Each dreaming of winning the crown; When suddenly the air was still As the crowds quietened down. The winners were named And the Queens were crowned. While cheers were yelled aloud. The mystery was over, and all was done And yet............................ THE GAME HAD NOT BEGUN! SECOND ALTERNATE: Sonja Townsend ESCORTED BY: Todd Bussey

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HOMECOMING PARADES AND PEP RALLIES ADD TO THE FUN Homecoming week started Sept. 22 and ended Sept. 26 with Wellborn’s victory over Pell City. The Homecoming Parade was held on Friday after school and added glamour to the Homecoming festivities. The annual staffs truck placed first, followed by the special education truck and a car decorated by the seniors. The winners of the doors were as follows: Mr. Dean. Junior High; Whelpley and Battles tied for first in the Senior High division. 12