Dexter, Missouri - The Dexter Bearcats held their annual Fall Homecoming Queen Coronation on Friday, September 18, 2020 at Charles Bland Stadium.
Ten Candidates walked down the track hoping to become the next Homecoming Queen. Each candidate will have a special article.
Bailey Chamberlain is a senior at DHS and was nominated by the girls volleyball team.
She is the daughter of Kris and Amie Chamberlain.
Bailey plays Varsity Volleyball and Varsity Basketball and she is a member of HOSA, Sr. Beta Club, National Honor Society, Pep Club, and FCA.
After high school, Bailey plans to continue her volleyball career and attend a four year university.
Bailey is escorted tonight by Ryan Collier. Ryan is a senior at DHS and the son of Russ and Suzanne Collier.
When asked to describe Bailey, Ryan said she is beautiful, smart, and caring.
Dexter, Missouri - The Dexter Bearcats held their annual Fall Homecoming Queen Coronation on Friday, September 18, 2020 at Charles Bland Stadium.
Ten Candidates walked down the track hoping to become the next Homecoming Queen. Each candidate will have a special article.
Jaycee Chappell is a senior and was nominated by the DHS Cross Country team.
Jaycee is the daughter of Brandon and Carrie Chappell.
She is a member of the DHS Cross Country team, Beta Club, National Honor Society, Pep Club, HOSA, FCCLA, and FBLA.
After high school, Jaycee plans to attend a four year college and practice nursing.
Jaycee is escorted by Logan Josupait. Logan is a sophomore at DHS and the son of Christi and Jason Josupait.
When asked to describe Jaycee, Logan said she is smart, funny, and kind.
Dexter, Missouri - The Dexter Bearcats held their annual Fall Homecoming Queen Coronation on Friday, September 18, 2020 at Charles Bland Stadium.
Ten Candidates walked down the track hoping to become the next Homecoming Queen. Each candidate will have a special article.
Makayla Dodson is a senior at DHS and was nominated by the Varsity Football team.
She is the daughter of Jennifer and Michael Dodson.
Makayla is a member of the Varsity Basketball and Volleyball teams as well as Senior BETA Club, PEP Club, and Fellowship of Christian Athletes.
After high school, Makayla plans to attend a 4 year university.
Makayla is escorted by Andrew Ellinghouse. Andrew is a senior at DHS and the son of Dave and Amy Ellinghouse.
When asked to describe Makayla, Andrew said she is funny, pretty, and his best friend.
Dexter, Missouri - The Dexter Bearcats held their annual Fall Homecoming Queen Coronation on Friday, September 18, 2020 at Charles Bland Stadium.
Ten Candidates walked down the track hoping to become the next Homecoming Queen. Each candidate will have a special article.
Destiny Durham is a senior at DHS and was nominated by the Varsity Football team.
She is the daughter of Josh and Donna Durham.
Destiny is a member of Sr. Beta Club.
After high school, Destiny plans to attend college at Southeast Missouri State University - Cape Girardeau and get a degree in accounting and business administration.
Destiny is escorted tonight by senior, CJ Greene. He is the son of Casey and Tonya Greene.
When asked to describe Destiny, CJ said, I love her smile, her goofy personality, and her eyes.
Dexter, Missouri - The Dexter Bearcats held their annual Fall Homecoming Queen Coronation on Friday, September 18, 2020 at Charles Bland Stadium.
Ten Candidates walked down the track hoping to become the next Homecoming Queen. Each candidate will have a special article.
Alanie Lacy is a senior and was nominated by the DHS Cross Country team.
She is the daughter of Ron and Misty Lacy.
Alainie has been a member of the DHS cross country team for 3 years. She is also a member of Sr. BETA Club and National Honor Society.
After high school graduation, Alainie plans to attend college and find a career that she loves.
She also plans to travel the world as much as she can.
Alanie is escorted by Austin Daniels. Austin is a senior at DHS and the son of John and Lori Daniels.
When asked to describe Alanie, Austin said she is highly intelligent, extremely nice, and beautiful.
