Utah: When the junior class at Riverton High School in Riverton, Utah, crowned their queen at the junior class prom, they thought the 2014 prom queen was in the school&rsquo;s record books for good.
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Little did they know that just three days later they would have a new prom queen after the classmate they elected made a selfless act.
On Wednesday, Kendra Muller (16) the junior girl who was named prom queen on Saturday, walked into a classroom and handed her sash, tiara and title to Amanda Belnap, a special needs student who had been voted &lsquo;first attendant&rsquo;, or first runner-up.
&ldquo;Kendra came into Amanda&rsquo;s class and, in front of her peers and the teachers, said &lsquo;I thought that Amanda really deserves this honor&rsquo;,&rdquo; the school&rsquo;s principal said. Amanda, also 16 and a junior, is a cheerleader and well-known and well-loved by her fellow students.
Kendra is no stranger to struggle, being a survivor herself. She was paralysed in an accident three years ago and is wheelchair-bound. Amanda, meanwhile, has been relishing in her new title, wearing her tiara and sash around school with a &lsquo;grin from ear to ear.&rsquo;

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Kendra Muller, who herself suffers from paralysis and uses a wheelchair, gave her sash, tiara and title to Amanda Belnap, who had been named first runner-up

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