Pulaski Class of 2023

High School & College Graduates

High School Graduates

Congratulations, Class of 2023!

It is my pleasure to join with the family and friends of the Class of 2023 to celebrate the class accomplishments. This class certainly faced a most distinctive high school experience. Each of your four years at PCHS has been unique and we’re proud to see you make the most of the circumstances you faced. Your freshman year was typical, your sophomore year cut short, and your junior year included many limitations. Luckily, though, your senior year was progressively relieved of those restrictions and a return to normalcy was initiated. Thank you for working so diligently to reinstate what we knew to be normal at PCHS! We wish you the best!

Timothy Hurst Vice Chairman

Bill Benson

Beckie Cox Chairwoman

Penny Golden Dr. Paige Cash

Pulaski County School Board

Jennifer Bolling Principal

Pulaski County High School Administration

Jennifer Bolling Principal

Megan Atkinson CTE & STEM Director

Bryan Ward Assistant Principal

Becky Blevins Assistant Principal

Nancy Dillon Assistant Principal

Commencement Program

Principal’s Greeting

Mrs. Jennifer Bolling

Faculty Processional

“Crown Imperial” William Walton

Processional

“Pomp and Circumstance” Edward Elgar

Pledge of Allegiance

Victoria Vest

Introduction of Senior Ensemble

Sydney Pauley

“The Star Spangled Banner” Senior Ensemble

Welcome

Sydney Pauley

Introduction of Special Guests & Student Speakers

Mrs. Jennifer Bolling

President - Sydney Pauley

Vice President - Kaitlin Ervine

Laken Barnette

Cole Bishop

Jaci Blankenship

Allyson Bopp

McKenna Bruno

Alyson Buchinsky

Lucas Burton

Charlene Byrd

Victoria Cantrell

Madison Davis-Reed

Destiney Duncan

Student Speakers

Morgan Farmer

Evan Alger

Presentation of Diplomas

Mrs. Jennifer Bolling

Dr. Kevin Siers

Assisted by:

Mrs. Rebekah Blevins, Assistant Principal

Ms. Nancy Dillon, Assistant Principal

Mr. Bryan Ward, Assistant Principal

Ms. Megan Atkinson, CTE Director

Ms. Meagan Pratt, Senior School Counselor

Mrs. Chrissi Vest, Senior School Counselor

Dr. Kristi Legg, Data Coordinator

Mr. Jeff McCoy, Senior Class Sponsor

Closing Thoughts

Mrs. Jennifer Bolling

*Recessional “Pomp and Circumstance” Edward Elgar

*Please stand.

Senior Class Officers

Secretary - Brittany Back Treasurer - Evan Alger

Historian - Shyra Wester

Junior Marshals

Kaden Garnett

Aly Goad

Kadance Gravely

Fennex Heaster

Madelyn Hedge

Jacey Hendrix

Olivia Hull

Kenzlee Jones

Garrett Kinder

Lydia Kiser

Bethany Lester

Landace Lineberry

Rhiannon McPeak

Caitlin Nester

James Paine

Molly Parsell

Emily Phillips

Cassidy Price

Ryan Price

Sydney Proctor

Xavier Ramsey

Haleigh Roop

SCA Representative - James Johnson SCA President - Tori Vest

Elijah Sandifer - Ide

Aspyn Saunders

Hannah Schuhmann

Maggie Shartzer

Austin Sink

Josey Smythers

Gillian Sword

Jileane Umberger

Nicolas Woolwine

Pulaski County Senior Class of 2023

Isabella Adkins

Victoria Adkins

Ayden Akers

Kaya Akers

Megan Akers

Olivia Akers

Caleb Albano Giles Albert

Evan Alger

Chloe Alicie

Andrew Allison Kadynce Almarode

Lani Altizer

Hunter Anderson

Laci Armes

Gwendolynne Arnold Emmanuel Austin Alexis Back Brittany Back Malakai Baldwin

Alyssa Ball Morgan Banks Chloe Battson

Aaron Bennett Braiden Bennett

Departmental Honors

English

These seniors are distinguished among their classmates by wearing a solid white cord. To achieve this honor they have completed a minimum of four English courses during high school and maintained a GPA value of “A” in each course.

Math

These seniors are distinguished among their classmates by wearing a solid gold cord. To achieve this honor they have completed a minimum of four Math courses during high school and earned a GPA value of “A” in each course.

Science

These seniors have completed a minimum of four Science courses and maintained a GPA value of an “A” in each course. Science honorees are wearing a solid bronze cord.

Social Studies

These seniors are distinguished among their classmates by wearing royal blue, royal blue and white cord. To achieve this honor they maintained a GPA value of an “A” in a minimum of four (4) Social Studies courses.

Fine Arts

These seniors are distinguished among their classmates by wearing a solid pink cord. To achieve this honor they have completed a minimum of four Fine Arts courses during high school and earned a GPA value of “A’ in the fine arts courses.

Organizational Recognition

FFA

These seniors have distinguished themselves during the past four years in FFA. They will be wearing solid forest green cords for graduation

Southwest Virginia Governor’s School

Seniors who attend the Southwest Virginia Governor’s School are wearing gold cords or recognize their achievements.

The National Honor Society

The senior class has many National Honor Society members. National Honor Society

Honor Graduates

Honors Distinction

To graduate with the distinction of “Honors” a student must have achieved a GPA of 3.6 to 3.79. Students will receive a BLUE tassel and medallion indicating their achievement.

Business & Marketing

These seniors are distinguished among their classmates by wearing solid black cords. To achieve this honor they completed the program and maintained an “A” in the course.

Foreign Language

These seniors are distinguished among their classmates by wearing red, white and royal blue cords. To achieve this honor they maintained an “A” in all levels of the language offered.

Health & Physical Education

These seniors are distinguished among their classmates by wearing a red, red, and white cord. To achieve this honor they have completed the departmental program during high school and earned a GPA minimum of 3.5 in these courses.

Band, Music (Choral) and Theater Arts

For outstanding contributions to Theatre Arts, these students have earned a minimum of 20 points equivalent to 10 hours per point, working on shows in Theatre Arts programs. They will be wearing blue and gold cords at graduation signifying induction to the International Thespian Society. Honor Thespians have earned more than 100 points or more than 1,000 hours in four years in Theater Arts.

Family & Consumer Science

These seniors are distinguished among their classmates by wearing braided red and white

cords. To achieve this honor they maintained a 3.5 minimum GPA in the completer subject; they were enrolled in the program completer and /or an internship; they obtained the industry credential.

Agricultural Education

These seniors are distinguished among their classmates by wearing solid forest green cords. To achieve this honor they maintained a 3.0 GPA in minimum of three consecutive years of agriculture courses.

Health & Medical Sciences

These seniors have taken the three Health and Medical Sciences courses or two Pharmacy Technician courses and earned a GPA minimum of 3.5 in the courses. These honorees are recognized with a red, red, and white cord.

Trade & Industry Education

These seniors are distinguished among their classmates by wearing a black, black and gold cord and/or a pewter medallion. To achieve this honor they have completed the departmental program during high school and earned a GPA minimum of 3.5 in the program.

Technology Education

These seniors are distinguished among their classmates by wearing a black, black and gold cord and/or a pewter medallion. To achieve this honor they have completed the departmental program during high school and earned a GPA minimum of 3.5 in the program.

members are distinguished among their classmates by wearing blue and white stoles with The National Honor Society Emblem. These students have achieved a GPA of 3.6 or above, were recommended by faculty members and are active participants in community service and volunteer organizations.

PCPS Governor’s STEM Academy Students will receive a pewter medallion indicating their achievements.

Virginia Teachers for Tomorrow

Students will receive red and black cords

High Honors Distinction

To graduate with the distinction of “High Honors” a student must have achieved a GPA of 3.8 to 3.99. Students will receive a SILVER tassel and medallion indicating their achievement.

indicating their achievement.

National Technical Honor Society

These seniors will receive purple and silver cords indicating their achievements. Students must attain an overall GPA of 3.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale (unweighted), and be enrolled in a career/technical education program or major.

Color Guard Award

Students will receive a Color Guard pin indicating their achievement.

Highest Honors Distinction

To graduate with the distinction of “Highest Honors” a student must have achieved a GPA of 4.0 or above. Students will receive a GOLD tassel and MEDALLION indicating their achievement.

NRCC Phi Theta Kappa

Students will receive a GOLD stole indicating their achievement.

Pulaski County Senior Class of 2023

Amelia Binns

Jonathan Bise Mary Blackford

Parker Blankenship

James Blevins

Danielle Bolling

Coy Bolt Joshua Bourne

Julian Bowden

Kayleigh Bowden

Dakota Brillhart Ethan Brookman

Jalynn Brown

Andrew Brubaker

Kayleigh Buckland

Seth Buckner Shaylen Buckner Joseph Burcham

Braden Burrus Jacob Burton

Trevor Burton Colt Butner Jr. Cesar Caicedo-Velandia

Hailey Cantrell Xavyer Carper

Virginia Dept. of Education Diploma Seals

The Career and Technical Education Seal

The Governor’s Seal shall be awarded to students who complete the requirements for an Advanced Studies Diploma with an average grade of “B” or better, and successfully complete college-level coursework that will earn the student at least nine transferable college credits in Advanced Placement (AP), International Baccalaureate (IB), Cambridge or dual enrollment courses.

The Board of Education Seal

The Board of Education Seal shall be awarded to students who complete the requirements for a Standard Diploma or Advanced Studies Diploma with an average grade of “A.”

The Advanced Mathematics and Technology Seal

Advanced Mathematics and Technology Seal shall be awarded to students who earn either a Standard or Advanced Studies Diploma, and: (1) satisfy all of the mathematics requirement for the Advanced Studies Diploma (four units of credit, including Algebra II; two verified units of credit) with a “B” average or better; and (2) either (a) pass an examination in a career and technical education field that confers certification from a recognized industry, trade or professional association; (b) acquire a professional license in a career and technical education field from the commonwealth of Virginia; or (c) pass an examination approved by the board that confers college-level credit in a technology or computer science area. The Board of Education shall approve all professional licenses and examinations used to satisfy these requirements.

The Governor’s STEM Academy Seal

The Governor’s STEM Academy Seal shall be awarded to students who maintain a minimum 2.5 overall grade point average and recommendation from the Academy program area teacher and successfully complete the necessary dual enrollment placement test; complete dual enrollment credit courses and earn a “C” or better in the course; achieve passing scores on the highest level attained on the English and mathematics Standards of Learning tests; complete courses within a specific pathway in the STEM Engineering and Technology, Architecture and Construction, and Production Career Clusters; achieve one or more of an industry certification, at least nine transferable college credits or an associate degree; and complete school/community service and a Senior Project, and adhere to the student code of conduct and attendance policies.

Career and Technical Education Seal shall be awarded to students who: (1) earn a Standard or Advanced Studies Diploma and complete a prescribed sequence of courses in a career and technical education concentration or specialization that they choose and maintain a “B” or better average in those courses; or (2) pass an examination or an occupational competency assessment in a career and technical education concentration or specialization that confers a certification or occupational competency credential from a recognized industry, trade or professional association; or (3) acquire a professional license in that career and technical education field from the commonwealth of Virginia. The Board of Education shall approve all professional licenses and examinations used to satisfy these requirements.

The Excellence in Civics Education Seal

Excellence in Civics Education Seal shall be awarded to students who earn either a Modified Standard, Standard or Advanced Studies Diploma; and (1) complete Virginia and United States history and Virginia and United States government courses with a grade of “B” or higher; (2) have good attendance and no disciplinary infractions as determined by local school board policies; and (3) complete 50 hours of voluntary participation in community service or extracurricular activities. Activities that would satisfy the requirements of clause (3) of this subdivision include (a) volunteering for a charitable or religious organization that provides services to the poor, sick or less fortunate; (b) participating in Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts or similar youth organizations; (c) participating in JROTC; (d) participating in political campaigns or government internships or Boys State, Girls State or Model General Assembly; or (e) participating in school-sponsored extracurricular activities that have a civics focus. Any student who enlists in the United States military prior to graduation will be deemed to have met this community service requirement.

The Seal of Biliteracy

The Seal of Biliteracy shall be awarded to students who demonstrate proficiency in English and at least one other language, and meet additional criteria established by the Board of Education – foreign language means a language other than English, and includes American Sign Language; who earn a Board of Education-approved diploma; pass all required End-of-Course Assessments in English reading and writing at the proficient or higher level; and be proficient at he intermediate-mid level or higher in one or more languages other than English, as demonstrated through an assessment from a list to be approved by the Superintendent of Public Instruction.

The Governor’s Seal

Pulaski County Senior Class of 2023

Makayla Chandler

Derek Christie Brookelyn Clark

Terry Clark

Alison Cochran

Dylan Conner Cameron Cooper

Laura Cox

Sara Cox Jorja Cruff

Parker Dalton Jacob Davis Timothy Decker

Charlie Deiulio Paeslee Dickerson

Wesley Dowdy Gabryellia Duncan Demarius Eaton

Destiny Edwards McKyna Epperley

Tucker Epperly

Kaitlin Ervine

Emma Everidge

Mohammed Fahmi Sydney Farley

Class of 2023 Class of 2023 Best Wishes to the

Dear PCHS Class of 2023,

Congratulations on making it to your graduation day! On behalf of the School Board members, administrators, faculty and staff I would like to say that you have made our entire community very proud!

Please know that you will forever hold a special place in the history of Pulaski County High School. As a group you have proven to be thoughtful, kind, and ambassadors of hope for a better future. You have set an extremely high bar for the classes that follow and PCHS is a better school because you were here. Congratulations Seniors! May your journey be long, your heart content, and your spirit echo through generations.

Sincerely,

Dr. Kevin W. Siers, Superintendent

Dr. Kevin Siers, Superintendent Pulaski County School Board Staff

Pulaski County School Board Members

Mr. Timothy Hurst • Mr. Bill Benson

Dr. Paige Cash

Ms. Beckie Cox • Ms. Penny Golden

Pulaski County Senior Class of 2023

Abbey Farmer Morgan Farmer

Collin Farr

Alan Fernandez

Lucas Fisher

Laura Fizer

Mason Fowlkes

Lacey France

Abbigail Freeman

Patrick Fryor

Connor Gallimore Gracie Gallimore

Victoria Gallimore

Christian Goad Brook Goble

Nicholaus Golden Mark Graham Miya Graves

Seth Gravley Thomas Gravley

Thomas Green Brooklyn Hall

Emilie Hall

Jeremy Hall

Alexander Hanks

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On behalf of the Pulaski County Board of Supervisors and the fine citizens of Pulaski County, we wish to congratulate our graduating Seniors for reaching this honorable milestone. We know that it has taken a tremendous amount of hard work and dedication to get where you are today, and we want to encourage each of you to continue to pursue your dreams with passion.

Whether you head off to college, serve in the military, start your own business, or enter the workforce, we pray a blessing of health, happiness, and continued success over you and your future. But we trust, that no matter where life’s journey takes you, Pulaski County will always be your home.

Sincerely,

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Pulaski County Senior Class of 2023

Kelsey Harless Briana Harrell Derick Hatmaker

Kiontre Hayden Abigail Hedge

Sydney Heller

Eden Helms

Madison Helvey

Hunter Henley Tyler Henley

Nyasha Hill Brooklyn Hinkley

Christopher Hodge Jr.

Dante Holmes Jacob Hoover

Khalib Horton Caleb Hosey Isaac Howard

Thomas Howlett Marissa Huff

Zachary Huff Jade Huffman Lindsay Hunt Dylan Hurt Steven Hutchison

Pulaski County Senior Class of 2023

Jonathan Irvine Jadon Johnson

James Johnson

Caroline Jones

Garrett Jones

Gracie Jones

Judy Sawyer

Bruce Keller

Molly Keller

Joshua Kesling

Garrett Knick Kolton Knowles

Luke Krivacek

Laiken Landreth

Catherine Lawrence

Brandon Lawson Paige Lilly Morgan Lindsey

Jacob Linkous Noah Long

Erica Lutz Shai-Anne Lyman

Kalani Madeira

Benjamin Martin LucyAnn McCarty

Pulaski County Senior Class of 2023

McKenzie McDaniel

Austin McGuire

Tryson McKinnon

Lexi McKnight

Joshua McPeak

Antione Meadows Jr.

Brianna Metz Jackson Meyer

Katelyn Meyer

Savannah Minnick

Austin Mitchell Benjamin Moles

Alexis Moran

Eliza Morgan Clark Mount

Jah-Sur Mu-min Samual Musick Davis Neel

Dylan Nester

Destiny Newberry

Kyle O’Neal

Zachary Parker Teagan Patterson

Ashton Paul Sydney Pauley

Pulaski County Senior Class of 2023

Lainey Peake

Ivy Pearson

Ashton Phillips

James Phillips Quemaar Porter

Nathan Pratt

Luke Price

Erasia Prim Jackson Rah-Lan Gabrielle Ramsey

Roman Ratliff Blaine Reedy Dylan Richardson

Starlene Richardson Keagan Robertson

Jeremiah Robinson

Kristoffer Robinson Maranda Robinson Benjamin Rorrer Cody Rorrer

Ryleigh Rumery

Cody Safewright

Ashton Sarver

Chevella Saunders Jason Schuhmann

Sharon Roberston Dawn Cox

Julianna Wright Audrey Cullip

Pulaski County Senior Class of 2023

Keslyn Secrist Karli Sexton Katie Shelton

Madisyn Shelton

Elye Sherry

Sarah Shrewsbury Haylei Smith

Serena Smith

Elizabeth Stike

Jackson Tabor

Tyler Talbert

Jeremiah Tallant Courtney Taylor

Memphis Taylor Rhiannon Thompson

Zachary Thompson

Maleah Thornton Cayenne Triplett

Seth Tuggle

Diego Turner

Landon Turner Ashlyn Umberger Juan Carlos Velasquez-Vicente

Victoria Vest

Olivia Viers

Emilie Hall Pulaski County High School

Sydney Heller Pulaski County High School

Erica Lutz Pulaski County High

Pulaski County Senior Class of 2023

Maddison Wachnowsky Maranda Wade Caitlin Wall

December Ward

Olivia Warden

Gavin Warner Emily Webb

Allyson Weddle

Quinn Weigel Caitlin Weil

Shyra Wester Christian Williams

Heidi Williams

Tyler Williams Sean Wines

Zakk Wood

Bryson Worrell Justin Worrell

Haylea Wright Jada Wright

Meadow Wright Trevor Wright Freddy Wyatt III

Skylar Zierer Cierra Zimmer

Most Valuable Cougar Nominees

Evan Alger

• Member of the student advisory council to the superintendent for 4 years

• Member of the student equity council for 1 year

• Captain of the football team for 1 year

• Homecoming Court

• Captain of the wrestling team for 2 years

• Member of National Honors society for 2 years

• Honor Roll for 6 semesters

• All region wrestler for 3 years

• All state wrestler

• SCA Vice President

• SCA Treasurer

• Boys State

Brittany Back

I am active primarily in the fine arts department. I dipped my toes in such a thing since 8th grade and have been in the fine arts department for four years!

I’ve been in multiple theatre productions, my first high school performance being a competitive piece in One Act called ‘Place on the Hill.’ And then the following musicals: ‘Mamma Mia’ and ‘Spongebob: The Musical’ in my sophomore year. Then my junior year I played two lead roles in ‘White Christmas’ and ‘Peter and the Starcatcher’, where I played Judy Haynes and Molly Aster. And now this senior year, I play another lead role in the upcoming musical: ‘Disaster!’ and another in the class show ‘Midsummer’s Night Dream’. Theatre has been a huge part of my high school career, especially last summer where I went to a three-week governor’s school camp for acting in UVA Wise. I learned a lot from that experience and was able to imply it and teach it to younger generations after helping at a theatre camp at PCHS. My experiences I hope will continue to travel with me as I enter into the real world, where I will be attending college and going into community theatre. My goal is to show that creativity and embracing a more comfortable side of you is something that should be ideal, rather than embarrassing. And amidst all of that, I am also working on an album that I have hopes will be released when I am about to graduate. Because the brain juices just won’t stop flowing!

Joseph Burcham

Work Experience

• Currently employed Mountain Top Mowers (2 years)

• Hands-on training while enrolled in Automotive Technology program (2nd year)

Education

• A/B Honor Roll

Experience

• Studied and passed the Entry Level A-6 Electrical ASE test

• Currently studying for more ASE certificates

• Strong leadership skills-Reliable

Trevor Burton

• Football captain

• Broke most rushing yards in a game with 308 yards.

• Most touchdowns in a game

• Tied with most points in a season

• 3 year football starter

• Homecoming Court

• Track - 1 year, team won state championship

• Volunteer in the community

• Service Learning student, I help at PCMS

• Plans to play college football and pursue sports medicine career or history/english teacher

Morgan Farmer

• Made the Dean’s and President’s List at NRCC during Junior year

• NHS Member Junior and Senior year

• Marching Band 8th-10th - Section leader: 10th

• Football Sideline Cheer 10th-12th - co-captain 12th

• Basketball Sideline Cheer 10th and 11th - co captain 11th

• Yearbook 10th-12th - Junior Editor and Newspaper

Editor: 11th and Senior Editor: 12th

• Homecoming Court Nominee

• All A’s since Freshman year

• Current Salutatorian (2nd in class)

• Member of Phi Theta Kappa at NRCC

• I plan to attend Virginia Tech to get my master’s in biochemistry in hopes to attend Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine to obtain my MD to eventually become an allergist

• Randolph Park Pool Attendant during the summer since 2021

• Volunteer with Randolph Park and with the Angel Tree Program

Most Valuable Cougar Nominees

Nicholaus Golden Baseball

• 3 years starting in high school

• All District 2nd team pitcher as a Junior Wrestling

• Qualified for the state tournament every year in high school

• 2nd in the regional wrestling tournament as a sophomore

• 1 year as a co-captain

Attendance

• Have not missed a day of school in high school career

• Haven’t missed a day since 2nd grade School/Grades

• 4.15 GPA

• National Honors Society Member

Volunteer Experience

• Worked with an elementary school after school program

• Helped pass out relief bags during Covid-19

• Made Thanksgiving to-go boxes for the less fortunate Plans after High School

• Attend a 4-year University

Khalib Horton

• In National Honors Society (3 years)

• Have been inducted into the Chamber of Commerce

• Varsity Basketball player (2 years on Varsity)

• Member of JCC church

• Haven’t missed a day of school since kindergarten

• Plans after high school are to attend a 4 year college in the field of business or marketing and pursue dream of playing basketball at the collegiate level

Molly Keller

• Wrestled Varsity for Pulaski County for three years (2020, 2021, 2022)

• Club wrestling for three years 2020, 2021, 2022

• Won 1st at VAWA girls folkstyle states twice in 2021, 2022

• Won 1st at VAWA girls freestyle states twice in 2021, 2022

• Placed second in the 2022 girls’ states tournament

• Spent six hours filling in a basement with gravel for a family through Habitat for Humanity 2022

• Part of PCHS Go on Oct. 8, 2022 where I spent five hours deep cleaning school busses

• Part of the 2022 Homecoming Court

• Most Valuable Cougar Nominee for 2022

• I support my church, Trinity Baptist in Pulaski, by cleaning and maintaining the youth room or cooking for gatherings from 2019- today

• Made A Honor Roll for my freshman, sophomore, and junior years

• In 2020 I received the cougar heart award for wrestling (for outstanding accomplishments and sportsmanship)

• I’ve taken art 2, art 3, art 4, and sculpture because in my free time I enjoy painting and having a creative outlet

• Part of the National Honors Society 2022

Sydney Pauley

Job- Rock House Marina Manager

• I am a kitchen cook

• Kitchen food runner

• Store attendant

• Boat worker, I winterize boats, clean them, and cover them

• I work on a food truck at festivals and events

Language: Spanish: Intermediate

• Completed Spanish levels 1, 2, & 3

• SOAR member

• VP of Hospitality for DECA

• President of the senior class

• Nominee for most valuable cougar

• Skills USA Chapter Officer

• Member on the Student Advisory Board

• National Honors Society

• National Technical Honors Society

• Currently a cosmetology student- will get my license in February

• Theater Student since 7th grade

• First place in sub-regionals One Act

• Runner up in districts One Act

Victoria Vest

• NHS member since sophomore year

• Varsity Basketball since sophomore year; PCHS basketball 5 years

• Varsity Softball since freshman year, PCHS softball 5 years

• SCA rep since sophomore year

• SCA President (this year)

• Homecoming Court

• Homecoming Duchess

• Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society

• Volunteer with City of Refuge

• Packed Samaritan’s Purse Christmas Shoeboxes

• Lifeguard at Randolph Park summer 2021, 2022

• Lifeguard at YMCA summer 2021-winter 2021

clark mount

dante holmes

savannah minnick

morgan farmer

Austin McGuire

Bruce Keller

Brianna Metz

december ward

Shayne Smith-Harless

Mikaylah Sowers

Ryan Stout

Issac Tawney

Lance Tawney

Jack Taylor III

Alyric Vaughn

Caleb Waddell

Shali Wade

Judah Wolfe

Corine Yopp

Evan Carter Alger

Emmanuel Michael Austin

Alexis Hope Back

Aaron Kirk Bennett

Braden Thomas Burrus

Paeslee Aleeya Dickerson

Kaitlin McKenna Ervine

Morgan Leigh Farmer

Alan Manny Fernandez

Nicholaus Kane Golden

Emilie Grace Hall

Abigail Rebecca Hedge

Sydney Allison Heller

Megan Sydney Akers

Caleb Anthony Albano

Brittany Noelle Back

Jazmin Ann Viola Blankenship

Julian Paul Bowden

Kayleigh Nicole Buckland

Shaylen Jean Buckner

Makayla Dawn Chandler

Brookelyn Lacey Clark

Laura Katherine Cox

Abigale Rose Deiulio

Destiny Jayde Edwards

Sydney Grace Farley

Victoria Hope Adkins

Ayden Pierce Akers

Kaya Marie Akers

Chloe Lynn Alicie

Kadynce Makenna Almarode

Gwendolynne Grace Arnold

Danielle Yvonne Bolling

Seth Allen Buckner

Jacob Nathanial Burton

Cesar Augusto Caicedo Velandia

Sara Katherine Cox

Eden Shay Helms

Madison Leann Helvey

Thomas Monroe Howlett

Bruce William Keller

Molly June Keller

Paige Makenzie Lilly

Benjamin Seth Martin

Savannah Marie Minnick

Alexis Brianna Moran

Eliza Lynn Morgan

Davis Andrew Neel

Lainey Elizabeth Peake

Cody Alexander Safewright

Abbey Eileen Farmer

Lacey Mackenzie France

Connor Dale Gallimore

Brooklyn Savannah Hall

Brooklyn Nicole Hinkley

Marissa Paige Huff

Caroline Rebecca Jones

Laiken Elaina Landreth

Catherine Delaney Lawrence

Noah Walker Long

Erica Anne-Marie Lutz

LucyAnn Claire McCarty

McKenzie Nicole McDaniel

Parker Isaiah Dalton

Mohamed Osama Fahmi

Dante Deshun Holmes

Khalib Jay’mal Horton

James Hampton Johnson

Joshua Bryant Kesling

Morgan Victoria Lindsey

Carma JoAnne Martin

Austin Michael McGuire

Joshua Levi McPeak

Brianna Faith Metz

Keslyn Grace Secrist

Seth Anthony Tuggle

Victoria Grace Vest

December Elizabeth Ward

Allyson Rose Weddle

Quinn Julia Weigel

Caitlin Elizabeth Weil

Christian Lee Williams

Tyler Douglas Williams

Bryson Marshall Worrell

Meadow Renee Wright

Clark Allen Mount

Dylan Banks Nester

Sydney Elizabeth Pauley

Nathan Patrick Pratt

Luke Sterling Price

Gabrielle Ann Ramsey

Jeremiah Lamount Leroy Robinson

Benjamin Lee Rorrer

Jason Thomas Schuhmann

Katie Elizabeth Shelton

Sarah Anne Shrewsbury

Zakk Edward Wood

Austin Hunter Mitchell

Samual Lawrence Taylor Musick

Ashton Sean Paul

Starlene Nichole Richardson

Elizabeth Rebecca Stike

Ashlyn LeighAnn Umberger

Shali Winters Wade

Emily Grace Webb

Skylar Jadyn Zierer

All the Best to All 2023

Beckie Cox Pulaski County School Board

Best Wishes to the Class of 2023

Here’s to a happy graduation and a bright future!

I hope your commencement is filled with good friends, good times and good memories. I’m proud of you, and wish you the best of luck today and always.

Chris A. Stafford

Pulaski County Board of Supervisors Cloyd District

Keep Reaching for Your Dreams

Wherever the next step takes you, we wish you the best of luck in all of your future endeavors. We know the hard work and dedication you’ve shown here will help take you to new heights of success as you continue your journey of growth, learning and achievement.

Wishing the Class of 2023 Great Happiness & Success

Hats off to the students whose hard work and dedication have led to this milestone achievement! May the classroom and life lessons

We’re proud of your accomplishments, and we wish you all the best!

County BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

Pulaski

Laura W. Walters Chair Ingles District

Dirksen “Dirk” I. Compton Vice Chair Draper District

Michael D. Mooney Massie District

Christopher A. Stafford Cloyd District

Jeffery G. Reeves Robinson District

Left to right: Sydney Pauley, Evan Alger, Brittany Back, Nicholaus Golden, Morgan Farmer, Khalib Horton, Victoria Vest, Joseph Burcham, Molly Keller