Lamar homecoming royalty crowned

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Photo by Terry Redman Lamar Homecoming King JR Romero crowns Homecoming Queen Ella Harris with a kiss during homecoming festivities at Thomas M. O'Sullivan Stadium on Friday, Sept. 29. Festivities were held before the start of the Tigers football contest with McDonald County. Lamar defeated the Mustangs 49-21 to improve to 5-1 on the season.


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