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Campbellsville HS seniors named homecoming king, queen Kayla Young and Devonte Cubit homecoming queen and king Click on headline for complete story and photo(s) By Calen McKinney Campbellsville High Schools seniors Kayla Young and Devonte Cubit were named homecoming king and queen on Friday, September 22, 2017, during a special ceremony. CHS juniors Reagan Knight and Charlie Pettigrew were named prince and princess. All of this year's homecoming candidates were recognized: Representing the freshman class were Carly Adams, Kenzi Forbis, Saevon Buckner and John Orberson. Lauryn Agathen, Taylor Brewer, Blake Allen and Taekwon McCoy represented the sophomore class. In addition to Knight and Pettigrew, representing the junior class, were Samantha Mason and Myles Murrell. And also representing the senior class were Caitlin Bright, Sara Farmer, Madison Dial, Adrian Cravens, Alex Doss and Austin Fitzgerald. The ceremony, and the CHS football team's win against Fort Knox, were the final two events of the school's football homecoming events. Events began on Monday, September 18, 2017. For photos of the week's events, visit CHS Homecoming Week photo(s) This story was posted on 2017-09-23 01:33:32
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