The fans at Cedartown High School certainly got to see a face of shock as Lindsey Lee was crowned the homecoming queen for 2020 on Friday night during celebrations at halftime.

(Photos thanks to Gail Conner, with additional available at camerachik.smugmug.com.)

A member of the class of 2021, Lindsey is the daughter of David Lee and Ahren Jones, and was escorted on the field by her father.

She’s involved in a lot of different extracurriculars at Cedartown High School, serving as President of the Senior Class and National Honors Society, the Yearbook Editor-in-Chief, Lieutenant Governor of Junior Optimist International and an alumni of the Chick-fil-A Leadership Academy.

Lindsey is also a member of FBLA, the Key Club and the debate team.

This dual-enrollment senior takes Advanced Placement classes in her academic career, and is captain of the Lady Bulldogs Volleyball team in her athletic career.

She’s hoping to attend the University of Georgia and study Nutritional Science with a goal of pursuing a career in the medical field.

The first runner up for the court this year was Daisy Cruz Rangel and second runner up was Emily Haney. Reagan Westmoreland, who was the 2019 Homecoming Queen for Cedartown High School, passed on her crown to Lee during the halftime festivities.

Representing the senior class this year alongside Lee and the runners up were Ava Allred, Reagan Peek and Avigail Torres.

Juniors on the court were Rossy Cruz, Alyssa Griffin, Graci McElwee and Gracee Privett. The sophomore class was represented by Abigail Glen, Edy Lee, Maritza Nunez, and Amyia Powell. Freshmen representatives also included Emily Barker, Hayze Griffin, Logan Little, and Jacqueline Segura.