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Crowning achievement

by | Sep 21, 2017 | Education

Hunter Worthy and Iris Carrillo are crowned as Homecoming King and Queen. (Lyndsay Bain/The Princeton Herald.)

Homecoming with its entire Texas splendor arrived in Princeton Friday, Sept. 15.

A slew of activities were held to commemorate the event.

While walking around the halls of Princeton High School Friday, to the outside observer it would have looked just like a regular Homecoming day.

Students traversed the halls showcasing elaborate mums, garters and Panther spirit.

Except some of the students were a bit older than a typical teenager. They were, in fact, parents of said teens.

By Wyndi Veigel • News Editor • [email protected]

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