Homecoming Court Chosen

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   Twelve women have been elected by a vote of the student body to reign over homecoming festivities at the University of Arkansas at Monticello Oct. 20-22.

   The 2005 homecoming queen will be selected from among the 12-member court by a second vote of the student body. The queen will be announced during a pre-game ceremony prior to the UAM-Arkansas Tech football game at Convoy Leslie-Cotton Boll Stadium on Oct. 22.

   Members of the homecoming court include:

Esbeida Arce of Hermitage, 20, a junior speech major and the daughter of Johnny and Esther Arce

Tori Cruz of Monticello, 21, a senior mathematics major and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Meggs

Karen Dodd of Crossett, 20, a junior mathematics major and the daughter of Danny and Vicki Dodd

LaTish Edwards of Nashville, 21, a senior special education major and the daughter of Marvin and Shelia Edwards

Adelia Hill of Cherry Valley, 18, a first-year pre-medicine major and the daughter of Donell and Mildred Hill

Courtney Levingston of El Dorado, 19, a sophomore biology and pre-medicine major and the daughter of Lila Levingston

Kirby Merritt of Wilmar, 21, a senior computer information systems major and the daughter of Sarah Johnson

LaDana Morrison of Bastrop, La., 22, a junior nursing major and the daughter of Linda Morrison-Craft and Anthony Griggs

Randa Pruitt of Hamburg, 20, a sophomore speech communication major and the daughter of Sissi Cruce and Rodney Pruitt

Brecken Stafford of Monticello, 21, a senior psychology major and the daughter of Jim Stafford and Jill Orrell

Amanda Temple of Hermitage, 20, a senior chemistry major and the daughter of James and Machelle Temple

Brittany Washington of Monticello, 19, a sophomore business finance major and the daughter of Antoine and Nancy Bowman

   The football team chose 20-year-old Gemma Gibson of Dodd City, Texas, as its "Football Sweetheart." She is the daughter of Randy and Susan Gibson. Though part of the homecoming court, Gibson cannot become Homecoming Queen because she was not part of the student election.

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