Melton crowned Liberal homecoming queen

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Lamar Democrat/Chris Morrow Friday night, senior Kylee Melton was crowned 2024-25 Liberal High School basketball homecoming queen. She is shown with her court, Izabelle Sprouls (left) and Libby Stebbins. The flower girl and crown bearer were Ella Spurling and Kyson Adamson. The Lady Bulldogs won their game prior to coronation 51-18 over Drexel. The boys dropped a close one, 48-45.


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