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Fayette High School seniors Bryce Callahan and Kamryn Bentley were crowned Homecoming King and Queen Friday. The coronation took place during halftime of the football game.
Callahan is the son …
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Fayette High School seniors Bryce Callahan and Kamryn Bentley were crowned Homecoming King and Queen Friday. The coronation took place during halftime of the football game.
Callahan is the son of Becky and Jamie Callahan. Bentley is the daughter of Kerri and Aaron Bentley.
Other senior Queen contestants were Addie Huster, and Allie Spielbauer. King candidates were Kristian Pulliam, and Gabe Bonen
Underclass attendants were juniors Rylee Finley and Thomas Elliott, sophomores Browyn Eubanks and Payton Oeth, and freshmen Lainey Bentley and Colten Cross.
Crown bearers Sutton Ploof and Ollie Bryan escorted returning Queen Madi Lawson and King Ben Wells.
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