On Tuesday night, Senior Awards Night for Campbell County High was held at LaFollette Church of God

Shelley King, a retired educator, presented the Coach Vic King Memorial Scholarship award, which went to David Cole Miller.

By Charlotte Underwood 

LAFOLLETTE, TN (WLAF) – It was a packed house Tuesday evening at the LaFollette Church of God as Campbell County High School held its Senior Awards Night. Connect HERE to watch the entire event on demand from WLAF.

Family, friends, and fellow classmates gathered to celebrate the accomplishments of the 2024 senior class.

“This is the next to last occasion you all will have together,” said CCHS CTE Coach Josh Parker. 

VERY TOP PHOTO: WLAF’s Charlie Hutson and Eagle I share a photo of the full parking lot at the La Follette Church of

He told students that he and the rest of the CCHS faculty were “so glad to have been a part of your journey for the last four years.”

Josh Parker presents scholarships.

The evening was full of awards and scholarship announcements too numerous to list.

Seniors earned more than $1 million dollars in scholarships, according to Parker.

A very brief sampling of awards is listed below.

The first group of students introduced on awards night was the school’s top 10 ranked students. These included:

1.  Reagan Belew

2.  Abby Crumley

3.  Eva Heatherly

4.  Johnathn Ivey

5.  Cassidy Leach

6.  Aleeyah Morris

7.  Amber Morris

8.  Marissa Nelson

9.  Bailee Summers

10.  Emma Torres

Micah Reynolds presented the Cindi Ann Rogers Memorial Scholarship on Tuesday night in honor of her mother. Maggie Faulkner was the recipient.

Other students were recognized for graduating from CCHS and from Roane State Community College, earning their associate degree by completing Middle College.

1.  Mathew Hatfield

2.  Nate Cox

3.  Emma Brown

4.  Savannah Brooks

5.  Addy Beaty

Campbell County Rotary Club President Brandon Johnson presents Bella Fleming with the Governor’s Volunteer Award, as well as a Rotary Club Scholarship. Fleming was also the recipient of a $10,000 Coal Creek Watershed Scholarship. Bella will attend UT and become a speech and language pathologist.

The next group of students was recognized for independently completing requirements to earn their associate degree through Roane State.

1.  Eli Bruce

2.  Sydney Lane

Perfect attendance awards went to Mathew Hatfield and Bryce Kraft for one year of perfect attendance and Addy Beaty was recognized for two years perfect attendance.

Campbell County High School Principal Ben Foust recognized Seniors who applied for the Tennessee Promise Scholarship and students who are “Tennessee Ready Graduates.”

Vice President of TCAT Jacksboro Tim Smith and Camilla Gambrell handed out awards on Tuesday evening to CCHS seniors dual enrolled both at CCHS and at TCAT.

Tennessee Ready Graduates are distinguished by earning a score 21 or higher on ACT, completing four Early Post Secondary Opportunities, completing two Early post-secondary opportunities, and earning industry credential or completing two post-secondary opportunities and earning a score of military readiness on the ASVAB test.

Seniors who have participated in the Christian Learning Center were also recognized by Center Director Stephanie Lloyd.

She reported that in 2024, 75 students were enrolled in courses at the Learning Academy. 

Twelve of those students completed both Old and New Testament courses and were recognized.  Students on the Jr. Board were also acknowledged.

Seniors who will graduate with Honors and Distinction were recognized for their academic achievements.

Students who received scholarships were recognized, as were the top students in subject areas.

Campbell County High School Principal Foust made closing remarks, telling students he and the faculty were “proud of them and all their accomplishments over the past four years at CCHS.”

Graduation is Saturday, May 18 at 7 pm on the CCHS Football field. WLAF provides the live telecast. (WLAF NEWS PUBLISHED – 05/08/2024-6AM)

Here is the program from Senior Awards Night listing all the students who were recognized:

JOSH (or a Central Office Representative) WELCOMES SENIORS, FAMILY, and FRIENDS to Senior Awards Night

JOSH:

This first group of students is ranked as the Top 10 in the Campbell County High School Class of 2024:

(KATHERINE AYERS WILL GIVEGOLDHONOR CORD AND PAW MEDALLION TO EACH STUDENT):

  1. Raegan Belew
  2. Abby Crumley
  3. Eva Heatherly
  4. Jonathan Ivey
  5. Cassidy Leach
  6. Aleeyah Morris
  7. Amber Morris
  8. Marissa Nelson
  9. Bailee Summers
  10. Emma Torres

JOSH CONTINUES:

The following students will graduate from Campbell County High School, and from Roane State Community College, earning theirAssociate Degrees by completing Middle College:

(KATHERINE WILL PRESENT THE ROANE STATE RED AND WHITE CORDS AND GIVE THEM A MEDALLION)

  1. Matthew Hatfield
  2. Nate Cox
  3. Emma Brown
  4. Savannah Brooks
  5. Addy Beaty

These students have also independently completed requirements to earn their Associate Degrees from Roane State Community College and Campbell County High School:

(KATHERINE WILL GIVE THEM A MEDALLION)

  1. Eli Bruce
  2. Sydney Lane

Ben Foust, Principal, will present the awards for Perfect Attendance.

ONE YEAR OF PERFECT ATTENDANCE:
Matthew Hatfield
Bryce Kraft

2 YEARS OF PERFECT ATTENDANCE:
Addy Beaty

BEN WILL SAY:


All seniors were eligible to apply for the Tennessee Promise Scholarship, a last-dollar scholarship which will pay for two years of tuition at any community college in Tennessee.  This is the fifteenth year that this scholarship has been available to Campbell County students.  I am happy to announce that 255seniors remain eligible for Tennessee Promise.  If you are a Tennessee Promise scholarship recipient, please stand and accept our congratulations.

We are also very proud of our Tennessee Ready Graduates, who have met certain requirements set forth by the State Board of Education.  As the name implies, these students are ready, upon receiving their diplomas, for college and/or entering the workforce. Ready Graduates have earned this distinction by meeting one or more of the following criteria:

  • Earning a score of a 21 or higher on the ACT
  • Completing 4 Early Post Secondary Opportunities
  • Competing 2 Early Post Secondary Opportunities and earning an industry credential
  • Completing 2 Early Post Secondary Opportunities and earning a score of military readiness on the ASVAB test

Tennessee Ready Graduates will wear a green honor cord at graduation.

Seniors who will be graduating WITH HONORS have at least a 3.0 GPA and have met or surpassed certain benchmarks on the ACT.  These students have scored at least an 18 in English, a 21 in Reading, a 22 in Math, and a 24 in Science.  These students will wear a silver honor cord at graduation.

We also have seniors who will graduate WITH DISTINCTION.  Those qualifications include a minimum of a 3.0 GPA, as well as having met at least one of the following criteria:  12 hours of earned postsecondary credit; national industry certification in a career and technical education subject area; attendance at a Tennessee Governor’s School; a 31 composite score on the ACT; or a score of 3 or above on 2 Advanced Placement Exams.  These students will wear an orange honor cord at graduation.

At this time, our Ayers Foundation Counselors Amy Kurrelmeyer, Denna Grogan, and Vannessa Overton will present Ready Graduate andhonor cords to these outstanding students:

 (AMY, DENNA, and VANNESSAWILL PASS OUT HONOR CORDS AS STUDENTS ARE CALLED TO THE STAGE):

  1. Katie Abner, With Distinction
  2. Doug Adkins, With Distinction
  3. Mea Alessi, With Distinction
  4. Jordan Asher, With Distinction
  5. Johnna Baird, With Distinction
  6. Addy Beaty, With Distinction
  7. Raegan Belew, With Honors and Distinction
  8. Meredith Bell
  9. Kyle Bishop, With Distinction
  10. Emma Brandenburg, With Honors and Distinction
  11. Savannah Brooks, With Honors and Distinction
  12. Emma Brown, With Distinction
  13. Ethan Brown, With Distinction
  14. Haidyn Brown
  15. Eli Bruce, With Honors and Distinction
  16. River Burress, With Distinction
  17. Max Butler
  18. Dillion Byrge, With Distinction
  19. Kinsley Carroll
  20. Landon Carroll
  21. K.J. Chadwell, With Distinction
  22. Marissa Coker
  23. Destiny Cooper, With Distinction
  24. Alyssa Cowan, With Distinction
  25. Rachael Cowan, With Distinction
  26. Emily Cowell, With Honors
  27. Nate Cox, With Honors and Distinction
  28. Abby Crumley, With Honors and Distinction
  29. Sarah Daugherty
  30. Alyssa Disspayne
  31. Bo Dossett, With Distinction
  32. Victoria Douglas
  33. Jaden Drummonds, With Distinction
  34. Nora Ellison
  35. Maggie Faulkner, With Distinction
  36. Bella Fleming, With Distinction
  37. Eian Flowers, With Distinction
  38. David George
  39. Brance Gibson, With Distinction
  40. Maddox Goad
  41. Reagan Graham, With Distinction
  42. Destiny Gulley, With Distinction
  43. Sarah Gunter, With Distinction
  44. Brian Harmon, With Distinction
  45. Destani Harrell, With Honors and Distinction
  46. Matthew Hatfield, With Distinction
  47. Raegan Hatfield, With Distinction
  48. Eva Heatherly, With Distinction
  49. Elijah Hensley, With Distinction
  50. Madison Hill, With Distinction
  51. Riley Hopson, With Distinction
  52. Laiden Huddleston, With Distinction
  53. Judah Irwin, With Distinction
  54. Jonathan Ivey, With Distinction
  55. Kaylee James
  56. Joshua Jones
  57. Cameron Kennard
  58. Bailey Kimberlin, With Distinction
  59. Noah Kitts, With Distinction
  60. Bryce Kraft, With Distinction
  61. Sydney Lane, With Distinction
  62. Cassidy Leach, With Honors and Distinction
  63. Cooper Longmire, With Distinction
  64. Landon Lowe, With Distinction
  65. Brent Malicoat, With Distinction
  66. Bryson McCarty, With Distinction
  67. Lily Middleton, With Distinction
  68. Cole Miller, With Distinction
  69. Aleeyah Morris, With Distinction
  70. Amber Morris, With Distinction
  71. Kaden Morris, With Distinction
  72. Samuel Myers, With Distinction
  73. Xavier Napier
  74. Colton Nelson
  75. Lauren Nelson, With Distinction
  76. Marissa Nelson, With Honors and Distinction
  77. Conner Perry, With Honorsand Distinction
  78. Brandon Phillips, With Distinction
  79. Jolynn Phillips, With Distinction
  80. Jacob Picklesimer, With Distinction
  81. Joshua Pierce, With Distinction
  82. Margo Poor
  83. Keith Rausher
  84. Maddox Richardson, With Distinction
  85. Xavier Ridenour, With Distinction
  86. Caiden Riggs
  87. Eli Riggs, With Distinction
  88. Olivia Rigney
  89. Zachary Ross, With Distinction
  90. Reagan Rutherford, With Distinction
  91. Jacob Sammons, With Distinction
  92. Dominic Shears
  93. Kasen Shelton
  94. Makayla Siler
  95. Ashley Slover
  96. Kamden Smiddy
  97. Harly Smith
  98. Harmony Smith
  99. Mickey Spencer, With Distinction
  100. Ally Stephens
  101. Emma Stephens, With Distinction
  102. Alexus Stevens
  103. Bailee Summers, With Honors and Distinction
  104. Peyton Taylor, With Distinction
  105. Tyler Thomas
  106. Emma Torres, With Honors and Distinction
  107. Cory Trent
  108. Mayhala Walters
  109. Joshua Watkins, With Distinction
  110. Madison Watkins
  111. Abigail Watts, With Distinction
  112. Storm Webb
  113. Jocelyn Webb, With Distinction
  114. Eli Whaley, With Distinction
  115. Autumn White
  116. Jayden Wilson, With Distinction
  117. Samuel Wilson, With Distinction

Josh will say:  The following clubs and organizations honor their seniors with the presentation of cords.  If you are a member, please stand and accept our congratulations:

Beta ClubGold stoles
(President-Emma Brandenburg; Vice-President– Reagan Rutherford; Secretary – Abby Crumley; Treasurer – Emily Cowell;  Senior Class Representative – Kaylee James
BandLight blue honor cords
ChorusPink honor cords
Certified Nursing Assistants   Royal blue, silver, and white honor cord
Culinary Arts IIIWhite cords
EnsembleBlack and pink stoles
FBLABlue and gold stoles
FFAGold stoles
International Exchange StudentsPurple cords
FCABlue, white and gold cords
HOSAWhite stoles
Key ClubDark Blue and Gold Stoles
National Honor Society of High School ScholarsBurgundy stoles, gold cords, and medallions
Skills USARed and white honor cord
Student CouncilRoyal blue cords with orange stoles for officers(President: Bella Fleming; Vice-President: Abbie Lou Watts)
Yearbook MembersBlue and Orange Cords

JOSH WILL INTRODUCE Ronnie Miller, who is here to recognize seniors who have been part of the program at The Christian Learning Center:

  1. Emma Brown, Junior Board Member
  2. Levi Campbell
  3. Kinsley Carroll, Junior Board Member
  4. Riley Hopson
  5. Judah Irwin
  6. Tyler Kitts
  7. Aleeyah Morris
  8. Xavier Napier
  9. Lauren Nelson
  10. Caden Poston, Junior Board Member
  11. Grace Taylor
  12. Cory Trent
  13. Elam Wisner

BEN:

LOCAL SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS
(DO NOT SAY STUDENT’S NAME or AMOUNT; JUST INTRODUCE PRESENTERS)

Laura Byrgewill present the Builtwell Bank Scholarships(Aleeyah Morris- $500 and Emma Torres – $500).

Barry Thacker from Coal Creek Watershed is here to present a scholarship (Bella Fleming –  $2,500).

Rhonda Longmire from Community Trust Bank is here to present a scholarship (Emma Torres – $500).

Shelley King will present the Vic King Memorial Scholarship (Cole Miller – $1,000).

Josh Parker will present the Bill Cox/Alco Builders and Realty Scholarship (Maggie Faulkner- $500 and Bella Fleming – $500) and the Ken Hicks Memorial Scholarship (ColeMiller – $1,000).

Brenda Dossett will present the CCHS Relief Fund/Nolan Baird Memorial Scholarship (AbbyCrumley- $1,500.  She willalso present the CCHS Relief Fund/Ken Bruce Memorial Scholarships (Addy Beaty- $1,500 andRaegan Belew- $1,500).  Brenda will also present the Deerfield Firecracker 5K Scholarship (Maggie Faulkner – $2,500).

Brandon Johnson, President of the South Campbell County Rotary Club, will present the Rotary Club Scholarships (Bella Fleming- $1,000 andK.J. Chadwell-$1,000).Hewillalso presentGovernor Bill Lee’s Volunteer of the Year Award to Bella Fleming (silver honor cord).

Dewayne Baird will present the Peoples Bank Scholarships (Maggie Faulkner – $1,00 and Reagan Rutherford- $1,000).

Katherine Ayerswill present the Myrtle W. Foster Memorial Scholarship (Savannah Brooks- $1,000). She will also present the Noah Smith Scholarship (Marissa Nelson- $1,000).She will present the United Cumberland Bank Scholarship (Ally Stephens- $500) and the Rusty Claiborne Memorial Scholarship (Abby Crumley- $1,000).

Micah Reynolds will present the Cindi Ann Rogers Memorial Scholarship (Maggie Faulkner – $1,000).

Skyler Zupancic will present the Dominick Zupancic Memorial Scholarship (Cole Miller – $1,000).

Gunner St. John will present the Howard St. John Memorial Scholarship (Emma Brandenburg – $500).

Vice-President Tim Smith and Dual Enrollment Coordinator Camilla Gambrel from the Tennessee College of Applied Technology at Jacksboro will present special awards to TCAT dual enrollment students:

Presidential Scholarships (Destiny Cooper – $500 and Zachary Ross – $500)

Auto: Landon Carroll, David George, Daevon Leonard, Keith Rausher, Joshua Watkins

Building Construction:  Will Carta, Joshua Pierce, and Peyton Taylor

Computer Information Technology:Noah Kitts

Cosmetology:  Raegan Hatfield and Olivia Rigney

EMT:Storm Webb

HVAC:  Dillon Byrge

Machine Tool Tech:Joshua Jones, Cole Miller

Welding:  Kyle Bishop, Bo Dossett, Elijah Hensley, Landon Lowe, Samuel Myers, Jacob Picklesimer, Kayden Slover, Caleb Thompson, Eli Whaley

Certified Nursing Assistants:  Bailey Kimberlin and Jaelin Wilson

Pharmacy Tech:Destiny Cooper, Rachael Cowan, and Jayden Wilson

Power Sports Technology:  Mickey Spencer

Residential Construction/Industrial Electricity:Doug Adkins, Ethan Brown, Brian Harmon, Bryce Kraft, Brent Malicoat, Zachary Ross, Jacob Sammons, and Samuel Wilson

Keisha Howard from the Campbell County Mayor’s Office is here to present the Litter Control Scholarship(Jacob Picklesimer – $750).

Sharon Wilson will present the Roane State Community College Bank of America (Nations Bank) Presidential Award(Greg Miller – $1,000 and Makayla Siler – $1,000). 

Monica Bane will present the Louis Henry and Beatrice Sturm Memorial Scholarship at the University of Tennessee (Madison Hill- $1,500).   She will also present the Joy of Manufacturing/STEM Scholarships (K.J. Chadwell – $5,000 and Abby Crumley – $5,000). She will also present the Trinity Henegar Memorial Scholarships (Addy Beaty – $500 and Destiny Cooper – $500). She will also present the Brent Ellison Memorial Scholarships (Jaden Drummonds – $1,000).

Josh Parkerwill present the Charles E. McNeeley Memorial Scholarships: (Sarah Daugherty- $500; Bella Fleming – $500; Madison Hill – $500; Harmony Smith – $500).  He will also present the A.W. and Wilma Sharp Scholarship (K.J. Chadwell – $500 and Eva Heatherly – $500). He will also present the R.L. Woodson Memorial Scholarship (Marissa Nelson – $1,000).

Wanda Snodgrassthe Business and Professional Women’s Scholarship (Emma Torres – $500). She will also present the present the Lee Asbury Memorial Scholarship (Sarah Daugherty – $500). She will also present the Cross-Smith Funeral Home Scholarships (K.J. Chadwell – $500; Abby Crumley – $500; Maggie Faulkner – $500).

Katherine Ayerswill present the Ann Higginbotham Memorial Scholarship, (Bella Fleming – $1,000 and Ally Stephens – $1,000). She will also present the Beta Phi Scholarship for a Future Educator (Marissa Nelson – $500).

H.R. Hood is here topresent the Campbell County Chapter 1148 of the Vietnam Veterans of America Scholarship (Amber Morris – $1,000).

Staff Sergeant Jebadia Batchelor of the United States Marine Corps will present three special awards: (Distinguished Athlete Awards:  Kayden King and Harly Smith; Scholastic Excellence Award:  Emma Torres; Semper Fidelis Award for Musical Excellence:  Larry Byrge.

Timmy Zupancicis here from Lincoln Memorial University to present scholarships to some of our seniors:

StudentScholarshipAmount
Katie AbnerRailsplitter$10,000; Total of $40,000
Maggie AdamsRailsplitter$10,000; Total of $40,000
Mea AlessiLincoln’s Choice$8,000; Total of $32,000
Jordan AsherProvost$13,000; Total of $52,000
Reagan BelewPresidential$14,000; Total of $52,000
Brian BellamyLincoln’s Choice$8,000; Total of $32,000
Samantha BrownPresidential$14,000; Total $56,000
Kinsley CarrollProvost$13,000; Total of $52,000
Jaden DrummondsProvost$13,000; Total of $52,000
Bella FlemingProvost and Legacy$14,000; Total of $56,000
Reagan GrahamProvost$13,000; Total of $52,000
Alyssa JohnstoneRailsplitter$10,000; Total of $40,000
Bailey KimberlinFounders$12,000; Total of $48,000
Sydney LaneProvost$13,000; Total of $52,000
Cassidy LeachPresidential$14,000; Total of $56,000
Maya LeeLincoln’s Choice$8,000; Total of $32,000
Jadyn LetnerLincoln’s Choice$8,000; Total of $32,000
Xavier NapierProvost$13,000; Total of $52,000
Marissa NelsonPresidential$14,000; Total of $52,000
Adrian PaulLincoln’s Choice$8,000; Total of $32,000
William SkinnerLincoln’s Choice$8,000; Total of $32,000
Harmony SmithLincoln’s Choice$8,000; Total of $32,000
Ally StephensRailsplitter$10,000; Total of $40,000
Alexus StevensProvost$13,000; Total of $52,000
Madison SutherlandLincoln’s Choice$8,000; Total of $32,000
Jasmine ThayerLincoln’s Choice$8,000; Total of $32,000
Emma TorresPresidential$14,000; Total of $56,000
Jocelyn WebbRailsplitter$10,000; Total of $40,000
Jaelin WilsonRailsplitter$10,000; Total of $40,000
Sarah YowellRailsplitter$10,000; Total of $40,000

JOSH WILL SAY: The following seniors have received scholarships to other colleges and universities, both near and far.  The names and amounts of the following scholarships were provided by the students:

JOSH WILL ANNOUNCE SCHOLARSHIPS while Amy, Vannessa, and Denna will hand out certificates:

MAGGIE ADAMS

  • Curry College’s Early Action Award, Trustees’ Scholarship, and Resident Award, worth $35,000 per year for a total of $140,000
  • Western New England University’s Provost Award, worth $29,000 per yearfor a total of $116,000

RAEGAN BELEW

  • The University of Tennessee’s Orange and White Scholarship, worth $1,500 per year for a total of $6,000
  • East Tennessee State University’s Provost Scholarship, worth $4,000 per year for a total of $16,000
  • Tennessee Technological University’s Presidential Honors Scholarship, worth $4,000 per year for a total of $16,000

SAVANNAH BROOKS

  • The University of the Cumberlands Dance Commitment Scholarship, worth $8,000 per year for a total of $32,000

RACHAEL COWAN

  • Johnson University’s Academic Scholarship worth $2,600 per year for a total of $10,400

EMILY COWELL

  • Tennessee Technological University’s Presidential Scholars Scholarship, worth $4,000 per year for a total of $16,000

NATE COX

  • The University of Tennessee’s Volunteer Scholarship, worth $3,000 per year for a total of $12,000

ABBY CRUMLEY

  • The University of Tennessee’s Distinguished Tennessean Award, which covers tuition and mandatory fees for four years
  • The University of Tennessee’s Freshman Industrial Engineering Scholarship worth $2,000
  • The University of Alabama’s Scholar Scholarship, worth $24,000 per year for a total of $96,000
  • The University of Tennessee at Martin’s Chancellor’s Scholarship, worth $16,000
  • East Tennessee State University’s Presidential Academic Performance Scholarship, worth $20,000
  • Tennessee Technological University’s Presidential Scholars Scholarship, worth $5,000 per year for a total of $20,000

JADEN DRUMMONDS

  • The University of Tennessee’s Orange and White Scholarship, worth $1,500 per year for a total of $6,000
  • East Tennessee State University’s Faculty Academic Performance Scholarship, worth $3,000 per year for a total of $12,000
  • The University of the Cumberlands Old Fashioned Days Beauty Pageant Scholarship worth $1,500 per year for five years, totaling $7,500

MAGGIE FAULKNER

  • The University of Tennessee’s Orange and White Scholarship, worth $1,500 per year for a total of $6,000

REAGAN GRAHAM

  • Tennessee Technological University’s Presidential Scholars Scholarship, worth $4,000 per year for a total of $16,000

JONATHAN IVEY

  • Tennessee Technological University’s Presidential Scholarship, worth $4,500 per year for a total of $18,000

LAYKLEI KIDD

  • The University of the Cumberlands Presidential Scholarship, worth $1,125 per year; the Cumberland Commitment Scholarship, worth $2,515 per year, and a cheerleading scholarship, worth $2,000 per year for a grand total of $22,560

SYDNEY LANE

  • The University of Tennessee’s Orange and White Scholarship, worth $1,500 per year for a total of $6,000
  • East Tennessee State University’s Faculty Academic Performance Scholarship, worth $2,000 per year for a total of $8,000
  • Tennessee Technological University’s Presidential Scholars Scholarship, worth $4,000 per year for a total of $16,000
  • Maryville College’s Covenant Stone Scholarship, worth $22,000 per year for a total of $88,000

CASSIDY LEACH

  • Tennessee Technological University’s Presidential Scholars Scholarship, worth $4,000 per year for a total of $16,000
  • The University of Tennessee’s Orange and White Scholarship, worth $1,500 per year for a total of $6,000
  • East Tennessee State University’s Dean’s Academic Performance Scholarship, worth $3,000 per year for a total of $12,000

MARISSA NELSON

  • East Tennessee State University’s Provost Academic Scholarship, worth $4,000 per year for a total of $16,000
  • Tennessee Technological University’s Presidential Scholars Scholarship, worth $4,000 per year for a total of $16,000
  • The University of Tennessee’s Volunteer Scholarship, worth $5,000 per year for a total of $20,000
  • The University of the Cumberlands Commitment Scholarship, worth $12,925 per year for a total of $51,700; the Presidential Scholarship, worth $2,250 per year for a total of $9,000; giving her a grand total of $60,700 from The University of the Cumberlands

REAGAN RUTHERFORD

  • East Tennessee State University’s Academic Performance Scholarship, worth $2,000 per year for a total of $8,000

MAKAYLA SILER

  • Tennessee Technological University’s Golden Opportunity Grant, worth $2,500 per year for a total of $10,000

ASHLEY SLOVER

  • The University of Tennessee, Martin’s Achieve Scholarship, worth $1,000 per year for a total of $4,000

HARLY SMITH

  • Roane State Community College’s Cheerleading Scholarship

HARMONY SMITH

  • Wayne State University’s Anthony Wayne Scholarship, worth $9,000 per year for a total of $36,000
  • Michigan State University’s 1855 Scholarship ($7,000 per year for a total of $28,000); the Presidential Study Abroad Scholarship worth $5,000; for a grand total of $33,000

ALLY STEPHENS

  • The University of the Cumberlands Music Scholarship, worth $1,500 per year for a total of $6,000

BAILEE SUMMERS

  • The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga’s Provost Scholarship, worth $4000 per year for a total of $16,000

EMMA TORRES

  • Middle Tennessee State University’s Presidential Scholarship, worth $9,000 per year for a total of $36,000

MADISON WATKINS

  • Middle Tennessee State University’s True-Blue Scholarship
  • East Tennessee State University’s Academic Performance Scholarship, worth $2,000 per year for a total of $8,000
  • The University of the Cumberlands Presidential Scholarship, worth $15,000 per year for a total of $60,000 and a music scholarship worth $750 for four years, for a total of $3,000; giving her a grand total of $63,000 from The University of the Cumberlands

JOSHwill continue by announcing the top students in each subject area.

TOP STUDENTS IN SUBJECT AREAS

These students have been selected by their teachers as the top student or students in the named subject area (each student will receive a medallion, given out by Katherine, Monica, Wanda, Amy, Vannessa, and Denna).

Advanced Placement English Composition; Advanced Placement Pre-Calculus; and Advanced Placement US History for scoring a 5 on her AP US History Exam:  Raegan Belew

Advanced Placement Physics:  Abby Crumley

English IV:  Johnna Baird, Destiny Cooper, and Emma Stephens

Bridge Math SAILS:  Ethan Brown

Chemistry:  Conner Perry

Economics:  Jonathan Ivey

US Government:  Madison Watkins

Personal Finance:  Margo Poor and Emma Stephens

JROTC:  Addy Beaty, Maddox Goad, Damien Szymanski, Caleb Thompson, Ashanti Weeks

GAP:  Matthew Christian

Visual Art:  Olivia Shepperd and Abigail Watts

Band:  Larry Byrge and Ally Stephens

Chorus:  Carolann Reeder

Theatre Arts I:  Jayce Allen
Theatre Arts II:  Xavier Ridenour
Theatre Arts III:  Abigail Taylor
Theatre Arts IV:  Cameron Kennard

Spanish:  Conner Perry, Harly Smith, Matthew Hatfield, and Xavier Ridenour

Cosmetology:  Breaonna Daniel, Brooke Jordan, Olivia Rigney, and Hailey Walden

Culinary Arts:  Maggie Adams, Brian Bellamy, Aubrey Inman, Alyssa Johnstone, Grace Seiber, Keiley Sims, Ally Stephens, Cory Trent

Health Science:  Sarah Daugherty

Family and Consumer Science:  Destani Herrell

Agriscience:  Levi Campbell

Horticulture Science:  Andrew Jackson, Megan Steakley, and Sarah Yowell

Animal Science:  Andrew Jackson, Maya Lee, and Jasmine Thayer

Certified Microsoft Office Specialist:  Kayden King

Residential Construction:  Will Carta

Welding:  Landon Lowe, Sam Myers, Eli Riggs, Eli Whaley

CLOSING REMARKS AND DISMISSAL BY BEN:

  • Thank you to LaFollette Church of God and Pastor Dent for allowing us to use their facility
  • Thank you to WLAF for livestreaming our program for out-of-town family members and for the community

Graduation on Saturday, May 18 at 7:00 P.M. on the football field

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