Brief History on Coronation

In the early years, only a Queen was selected by the student population and she then chose her King. During that time, votes were cast by putting a penny in the jar of the Queen nominee of choice. The young lady with the most pennies became the Queen.
Representatives from each class and organization now take part in the ceremonies in welcoming our King and Queen to the throne. In years past, instead of representatives from organizations walking, area businesses sponsored high school students to be recognized.
Over the history of Mineral Wells High School, many fads and trends come and go, but the formal elegance of the Coronation remains an integral part of our year.



Participation

Elections for the Royal Court and Court of Beauty usually begin at the end of November and the first of December.  Participants in the ceremony must be high school students currently enrolled at Mineral Wells. Each campus organization and sport is responsible for selecting one girl and boy to represent their group.

Those interested in becoming part of the entertainment will go through an audition process well in advance of the Coronation. A panel of teachers are the judges in this process. Also required to go through auditions are the Masters of Ceremonies.  Those who will be participating in the event will have a rehearsal in January in the auditorium.

 

 

Tickets will go on sale in January in the high school office. Ticket prices are $10.00 each. Only reserved seating is available and you must have a ticket to attend the event.