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8:17 am - October 10, 2012 — Updated: 8:17 am - October 10, 2012

Homecoming court named

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<p>One of 14 seniors at White Hall High School will be named the 2012 Homecoming Queen Oct. 19. The announcement of the new homecoming queen will be during an pep assembly at 2:40 p.m. in the White Hall High School Bert Honey Gym. She will be crowned by School Board President Scott Pittillo at the 6:30 p.m. ceremony at Bulldog Stadium. The Bulldogs will play their third 2012 AAAAA South Conference game scheduled against the Hot Springs Trojans following the ceremony. Members of the homecoming court are: (front row, from left) Rachel Box, Lizzie Bridgforth, Kaitlin Bumpass, Kaylie Doggett, Kendal Doggett and Jordan Lunsford; (back row) Kenzie Williams, Sarah Caroline Ruggeri, Mary Passmore, Mary Virginia Robinson, Kathryn Theriot, Sarah Lynch, Emma Kate Lybrand and Marleigh Pearce.</p><p>Special to the Progress One of 14 seniors at White Hall High School will be named the 2012 Homecoming Queen Oct. 19. The announcement of the new homecoming queen will be during an pep assembly at 2:40 p.m. in the White Hall High School Bert Honey Gym. She will be crowned by School Board President Scott Pittillo at the 6:30 p.m. ceremony at Bulldog Stadium. The Bulldogs will play their third 2012 AAAAA South Conference game scheduled against the Hot Springs Trojans following the ceremony. Members of the homecoming court are: (front row, from left) Rachel Box, Lizzie Bridgforth, Kaitlin Bumpass, Kaylie Doggett, Kendal Doggett and Jordan Lunsford; (back row) Kenzie Williams, Sarah Caroline Ruggeri, Mary Passmore, Mary Virginia Robinson, Kathryn Theriot, Sarah Lynch, Emma Kate Lybrand and Marleigh Pearce.</p>

One of 14 seniors at White Hall High School will be named the 2012 Homecoming Queen Oct. 19. The announcement of the new homecoming queen will be during an pep assembly at 2:40 p.m. in the White Hall High School Bert Honey Gym. She will be crowned by School Board President Scott Pittillo at the 6:30 p.m. ceremony at Bulldog Stadium. The Bulldogs will play their third 2012 AAAAA South Conference game scheduled against the Hot Springs Trojans following the ceremony. Members of the homecoming court are: (front row, from left) Rachel Box, Lizzie Bridgforth, Kaitlin Bumpass, Kaylie Doggett, Kendal Doggett and Jordan Lunsford; (back row) Kenzie Williams, Sarah Caroline Ruggeri, Mary Passmore, Mary Virginia Robinson, Kathryn Theriot, Sarah Lynch, Emma Kate Lybrand and Marleigh Pearce.

Special to the Progress One of 14 seniors at White Hall High School will be named the 2012 Homecoming Queen Oct. 19. The announcement of the new homecoming queen will be during an pep assembly at 2:40 p.m. in the White Hall High School Bert Honey Gym. She will be crowned by School Board President Scott Pittillo at the 6:30 p.m. ceremony at Bulldog Stadium. The Bulldogs will play their third 2012 AAAAA South Conference game scheduled against the Hot Springs Trojans following the ceremony. Members of the homecoming court are: (front row, from left) Rachel Box, Lizzie Bridgforth, Kaitlin Bumpass, Kaylie Doggett, Kendal Doggett and Jordan Lunsford; (back row) Kenzie Williams, Sarah Caroline Ruggeri, Mary Passmore, Mary Virginia Robinson, Kathryn Theriot, Sarah Lynch, Emma Kate Lybrand and Marleigh Pearce.

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