Graduation insert 2024

Graduation ISSUE 2024

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CATHEDRAL SCHOOL NATCHEZ

VALEDICTORIAN:

BRAEDEN JARROD GREGG

GPA: 4.33 – ACT: 30

From his speech: I have attended Cathedral since Kindergarten and so much has changed. I have watched all of my classmates grow, and experienced many different teachers in a number of different buildings. But there is one thing that has not changed about Cathedral and that is the opportunities each and every person has. ... Each of us will now go on our own journeys to find a place in society. We may go to college continuing our education or we may begin to work as soon as we graduate. Either way we will make an impact in society and never forget our roots at Cathedral. Watch out society, the seniors are out.

Church: St. Mary Basilica, Natchez

Favorite service project: Volunteering at the local soup kitchen is my favorite service project because I along with my classmates and church volunteers enjoying making and serving food to those in the community. It also gives us the opportunity to meet new people and continue to spread the Word of God.

Plans to attend: University of Mississippi

Plans to study: Biochemistry

Scholarships: Ole Miss Academic Merit and 1848 Scholarship; Valedictorian Scholar-

– Number of graduates: 36

– Number attending 4-year colleges: 29

– Number attending community colleges: 7

– Number of scholarship recipients: 36

– Largest scholarship awarded: $280,000

– Notable next steps: South Alabama (farthest school)

– Total amount of scholarships offered: $1,900,000

– Total amount of scholarships accepted: $1,472,112

– Total amount of service hours: 5,624.5 over four years

– Notable service projects: National Honor Society (NHS) members organized, collected and delivered coats to the Natchez Stewpot, senior citizen center and families in need. NHS members also spent time at local nursing homes leading fun games of bingo with residence.

– Special Honor: Dorothy Garrity Memorial Teacher Award was established in memory of beloved Math teacher, Mrs. Dorothy Garrity, who passed away after a long battle with cancer in December 2022. Her husband, Dr. Byron Garrity and family founded this award to honor a teacher who has impacted students’ lives in the fields of Math and Science. The inaugural award recipient is Mrs. Elizabeth Schmitz McCann (c/o 2010), High School Math and Career Development teacher.

ship; Green Pen Scholarship, National Football Hall of Fame Scholarship

Scholarships offered, but not using: Offers from Belhaven, Tulsa, New Mexico and Wake Forest

Awards/honors: Golden Helmet Award and Betsy James Award (Highest Biology and Chemistry I average); Highest Grade: AP Calculus, Biomedical Research, College Algebra and Statistics, English Composition II, American Government, and Religion 12; and member of the 30+ Act Club

Activities: Varsity Football; Key Club; National Honor Society; and Peer Ministry

Favorite subject: Science

SALUTATORIAN:

SARAH KATHERINE CAUTHEN

GPA: 4.31 – ACT: 27

From her speech: For a long time, I thought love was when someone put their full effort into another andwanted to be around them all the time. Love could only come from one person, and it was hard to attain. I have since learned that it's in everything – it's in the trees and the birds. It's in the strangers you smile at every day and the human inclination to wave at every passing car or boat. But most of all, it’s in the people who will be with you through all the hard times and pick you up through every mistake you make. It’s the ones that remain constant. That has been this class for me, and I wholeheartedly love every single one of you. Though we’re moving away in all different directions, I refuse to let this be the end of our story together. Thank you to my classmates for showing me, and showing each other, what it means to truly be loved. We will cherish these memorable years as we take these next steps. Congratulations, Class of

2024. May you each continue to redefine what love means to you.

Church: St. Mary Basilica, Natchez

Favorite service project: While I am heavily involved in many service projects my favorite one has to be consistently working at The Stewpot serving meals to less fortunate because I get to meet the people in my community that are most in need and hear their stories. It is also very rewarding work seeing the immediate gratitude on other’s faces when they receive their meals.

Plans to attend: University of Louisiana – Monroe

Plans to study: Pharmacy

Scholarships: 4-year $32,000 Academic scholarship at ULM; $2,000 Natchez Rotary Club scholarship; and $500 award from the Natchez Kiwanis Club.

Awards/honors: 2024 Hall of Fame; Principals list 9th-12th grade; 12th grade C.A.R.E. Award; Most Likely to Succeed; Soccer – most valuable player

Activities: Soccer; Dance team; Track team; National Honors Society; Key Club, Peer Ministry; Catholic Youth Organization; Cocoa for a Cause; Prayer Breakfast; Children’s Christmas tree; Altar Server at St. Mary Basilica

Favorite subject: Science JUNE 14,

MISSISSIPPI CATHOLIC JUNE 14, 2024

– Number of graduates: 73

– Number attending 4-year colleges: 49

– Number attending community colleges: 24

– Number of scholarship recipients: 41

– Notable next steps: United States Military Academy West Point

– Total scholarships offered: $4,915,973

– Total scholarships accepted: $2,783,121

– Total amount of service hours completed by senior class: 3,632 for their senior year and 11,653 total for their high school years.

– Notable service projects: Carmelite Monastery; BruinTHON

– STAR Student/Teacher: Lockard Williams/Jordan Bauer

ST. JOSEPH MADISON

VALEDICTORIAN:

JACOB LOCKARD WILLIAMS

AVERAGE: 4.306 – ACT: 33

From his speech: First and foremost, I want to thank God for guiding us through the tribulations of school and granting me the wisdom to get here. I am especially grateful for all the talents He has given me, which have helped me succeed and grow throughout my years here. My Catholic faith has been the cornerstone of my education and daily life and without it I could not be up here today. ... As we move forward, let us never

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forget to remember and honor those who have made a positive difference on our lives and never stop striving for the ideals taught to us by God and this school. Congratulations to the Class of 2024. May God bless St. Joe, the Catholic Church, and each of you as we embark on this new adventure.

Church: St. Francis of Assisi, Madison

Favorite service project: My favorite

service project was the medical mission trip to Honduras because I got to see a truly different part of the world changing my perception of it, and further, my love of the medical field.

Plans to attend: Mississippi State University

Plans to study: Biomedical Engineering

Awards/honors: Eagle Scout Rank; Mu Alpha Theta; Latin Honor Society; English Honor Society; National Honor Society; Youth Legislature Outstanding Senator Award and Bill Passage 2021/2022; Academic Awards for Highest GPA in Honors/AP Classes; Finalist in the 2024 National Merit Scholarship Program

Activities: Drum Captain in Marching Band; Cross Country Team; Track and Field; Archery Team; Bowling Team; Retreat Team; St. Francis Church Youth Group; Youth Legislature Senator 2021; Youth Legislature House Member 2022; 2023 Mississippi Governor's School; 2023 Boy’s State and Boy Scout

Favorite subject: Biology

SALUTATORIAN: ANDREW PAUL DOHERTY

AVERAGE: 4.258 – ACT: 31

From his speech: What made these hard times bearable and the good times memorable throughout my years at St. Joe was the good people I found myself surrounded with. The people around us define our experiences for better or worse, so I believe, and I hope y’all all agree, that the people at St. Joe are what makes St.

Joe special. We’re a cast of interesting characters, for sure. But, the one thing I’ve come to believe is that the community that makes up St. Joe, whether student, faculty, coach, or parent, is full of good people who genuinely want the best for each other in every situation.

Church: St. Richard, Jackson

Favorite service project: Helping at the Carmelite Monastery in Jackson because of how joyful and appreciative the nuns were and it was also fun to work outside.

Plans to attend: Louisiana State University

Plans to study: Chemistry (Pre-med track)

Awards/honors: National Merit Finalist; Bishop Chance Service Award; National Honor Society; Mu Alpha Theta (Mathematics honor society); National English Honor Society; Rho Kappa (History honor society); Science Honor Society; and Spanish National Honor Society

Activities: Varsity Cross Country; Soccer; Ridgeland Junior Diplomats; St. Joe Retreat Team; Chess Club; Youth Legislature and Model United Nations; BruinThon Committee; and Journalism

Favorite subject: Chemistry

MADISON – Cy Stephen, left, Madalyn Weisenberger and Lockard Williams –all seniors at St. Joseph Madison – perform at the Spring Concert in the St. Joseph Fine Arts auditorium. The concert was part of the annual Celebration of the Arts that took place Sunday, May 5, 2024. (Photo courtesy of school)

GREENVILLE – Aniyah Williams, Elese Serio and Cha’Kariah Holmes have a little fun at senior retreat. (Picture by Nikki Thompson)

NATCHEZ – Senior, Tris McCoy assists Conrad Middleton with a game of Senior buddy bingo. (Photo courtesy of school)

MADISON – Senior Campbell Miller performs a song in the St. Joseph Catholic School spring musical “All Shook Up.” Students staged the jukebox musical-comedy, featuring classic Elvis songs, on Friday, April 12, through Sunday, April 14, 2024, in the school’s Fine Arts auditorium. (Photo by The Shield yearbook staff)

MADISON – St. Joseph Catholic School senior football player Malick Yedjou escorts fellow senior Aubri Fairley, a Homecoming maid for 2023, during the Homecoming Court presentation in the St. Joe gym on Friday, Sept. 29, 2023. (Photo by The Shield yearbook staff)

VICKSBURG – (Left) Lilli Perniciaro, Hampton Derivaux, Maddy McSherry and Sarah Beth Johnston are pictured with Father Rusty Vincent at St. Paul after graduate recognition at the parish. Not pictured is Brady Harrell. (Photo courtesy of Connie Hosemann)

GREENVILLE – Jacob Venuti, pictured with Principal Graig Mandolini, receives the Chuck Early Humanitarian Award at St. Joe Greenville's annual Athletic Ceremony. (Photo by Nikki Thompson)

NATCHEZ – Seniors, Graci Gamberi and Ainsley Wills delivered baskets of thank you cards, banners, and snacks to the City Hall and the Adams County Sheriff Department. (Photo courtesy of school)

MADISON – Seniors Anna Williams, left, Paige Loyacono and Adriana Terrazas hold an oversized check for $20,007.84 – the amount of money St. Joseph students raised for Children’s of Mississippi (formerly the Batson Children’s Hospital) at the school’s annual BruinTHON fundraiser. (Photo courtesy of school)

VICKSBURG – Maddie McSherry, Hayes Morgan and Land Oglesby are all smiles during a Senior Buddies project at Vicksburg Catholic School. (Photo courtesy of school)

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ST. JOSEPH GREENVILLE

VALEDICTORIAN:

JULIANNA JOJOA-PORTILLA

GPA: 4.2319 – ACT: 30

From her speech: We have cheered each other on through victories big and small, celebrated one another, and overall have created true genuine friendships. I am blessed to have experienced my high school years with this incredible group of students. Each one of you is brilliant and shine in your own way and I can feel the love God has put into all of us everyday when I set foot in this school. Whether we are in the classroom, out on the field, or any other extracurriculars, we all have pushed each other to become the very best versions of ourselves and encouraged us to live as God intended; by loving one another. ... Although we are all growing and moving to our next stages in life, it doesn't mean we are leaving home behind. No matter what your future plans are, make sure you never forget what beautiful life lessons you were taught here by your parents, teachers, friends, family members, and all of those you love. Most importantly, never forget the power of kindness, hard work, and community, which was always evident in our St. Joe family. ... And though it may bring some sadness to be closing this chapter of our lives, it is important to remember how blessed we are to have something so special to miss.

Church: Our Lady of Victories, Cleveland

Favorite service project: My favorite service project was with the Chick-fil-a Leadership Academy. We organized a Color Run for the community and donated the profit to St. Jude. We were able to raise over $1,000 and I was so proud to be working with such a great group of leaders and to be able to help the children at St. Jude.

Plans to attend: Mississippi State University

Plans to study: Biology and Pre-Dental

Scholarships: Greenville College Access and Attainment Network Scholarship ($1,000); MTAG ($3,000); MSEG Scholarship ($10,000); STAR Student Scholarship ($2,000); Freshman Academic Scholarship ($32,000); Betty W. and Hodding Carter Jr. Family Foundation Scholarship ($2,500); Newman Bolls Scholarship ($1,000)

Awards/honors: Mississippi Blood Services Graduation Cord; Chick-Fil-A Leader Academy; MIT Introduction to Technology, Engineering, and Science; HOBY Leadership Academy; Duke University Talent Identification Member; Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth Member; Star Student; Mississippi Science and Reading Fairs District and State Awards; National Youth Leadership Forum; Junior National Young Leadership Nominee; Girls Single State Tennis Champion; Girls Single North State Champion; Strong Christian Character Award; Award for Most Innovative and Constructive Ideas in Artistic Composition; Award for Excellence in Drawing and Painting; Mississippi Scholar; Highest Averages in Composition I,

– Number of graduates: 30

– Number of students attending 4-year colleges: 18

– Number of students attending community colleges: 8

– Number of scholarship recipients: 25

– Largest scholarship awarded: $90,000 Leland Speed Scholarship to Mississippi College

– Notable next steps: Baylor University

– Total amount of scholarships offered: $4,766,144

– Total amount of scholarships accepted: $985,501

– Total service hours completed by senior class: 1,622

– Notable Service Projects: 1 Million Book Giveaway; Do Good December Project; Impact Project

– Special honors: Mrs. Celeste DeAngelo was named Star Teacher for the eleventh time.

Business Law, Personal Finance, and AP Calculus

Activities: Tennis; National Honor Society; Mu Alpha Theta; Interact Club; Environmental Science Club

Favorite subject: Math

VALEDICTORIAN:

MADOLYN MCGAUGH

GPA: 4.2319 – ACT: 26

From her speech: I have been a student at St. Joe since I was in K-3. It has been such a pleasure and privilege to grow up attending this school and to be graduating with this amazing group of people. I am so proud of everyone and their accomplishments whether they be athletic or academic and I cannot wait to see what kind of people they grow into. We have all been so fortunate to go to a school that values Catholic education, which has without a doubt been the primary reason for the kindness, intelligence, and faithfulness of everyone attending St. Joe. Our ability to put God first has set each of us up for success and happiness in life and I am so thankful for that. I am confident that everyone will take this faithfulness with them after we graduate. I will miss St. Joe more than anything. It has helped me build so many memories and relationships that will stay with me forever.

Church: St. Joseph, Greenville

head to toe in color.

Plans to attend: University of Mississippi

Plans to study: Pharmacy with a minor in Business

Scholarships: University of Mississippi Academic Merit Scholarship ($7,600); University of Mississippi 1848 Scholarship ($8,000); MTAG ($3,000); Greenville College Access and Attainment Network ($1,000); University of Mississippi Girls State Scholarship ($1,000); Ole Miss Alumni Scholarship ($1,000); High School Val/Sal Scholarship ($6,000); The Elgin B. and Juanita Wright Turney Memorial Scholarship ($1,000)

Awards/honors: Mississippi Blood Services Graduation Cord; Chick-Fil-A Leader Academy; Girls State; Sandra McGaugh St. Joseph Alumnus Scholarship; Award for Excellence in All Artistic Media; 1st Place Printmaking MAIS High School Art Competition; Delta Council Honor Student; Mississippi Scholar; Highest Averages in French, Art, Chemistry, History, Algebra 3, Oral Communications, Algebra 2, Geometry, Psychology, CPR, and Physics

Activities: Cheer; Soccer; Interact Club; National Honor Society; Mu Alpha Theta; Senior Class Treasurer; School Play

Favorite subject: Chemistry

Favorite service project: The Interact Club sponsored a Color Run to support St. Jude. It was such a rewarding experience. Plus, it was so fun to see everyone

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ST. ALOYSIUS VICKSBURG

VALEDICTORIAN: GRACE WINDHAM

GPA: 4.59 – ACT: 31

From her speech: I will forever cherish the amazing memories that I made with each and every one of you this year. Though we can all agree high school definitely has its rough times, not everything is going to be perfect or easy, but as you look back on your time at St. Aloysius, I challenge you to remember the good times. I’m choosing to remember the good times, the ones that make me laugh and smile and sometimes bring tears to my eyes knowing they are over. Guys, we made some great memories, and I couldn’t be more thankful to have been a part of this amazing class. So thank you for letting me tag along! As Matilda once said in Roald Dahl's novel, "Somewhere inside all of us is the power to change the world." Class of 2024, we can change the world! I can’t wait to see what God has in store for each and every one of us.

Church: St. Michael, Vicksburg

Favorite service project: Rainbow Farms Fundraiser – This project for was for special needs children with therapeutic disabilities, so that was a very uplifting thing to do.

Plans to attend: Mississippi State University

Plans to study: Veterinary Medicine

Scholarships: WAEPA Scholarship; Coward Future Leadership; Freshman Academic Excellence; Valedictorian Scholarship; Carson Kurtz Memorial Scholarship, Bruce Ebersole Jr. Memorial through United Way; Dani Kay Thomas Scholarship; Heart of a Thespian; Robert Foley Scholarship; Southern Ag Credit

Awards/honors: 4.0 GPA Award; Ronald Reagan Stu-

dent Leadership Award; National Honor Society; National Junior Honor Society; Mu Alpha Theta; 30 + Club ACT; Highest overall averages in English, History, Math, Fine Arts – 12th; Highest Averages in Math, Science, English, History, German II – 7th-11th; Gold Service Award; Silver Service Award; 2nd place Biology in Math and Science Competition; Top 10% Biology in Math and Science Competition; Joan Thornton Heroic Leadership Award; Dani Kay Thomas; Heart of a Thespian; George Eastman Young Leaders Award; Coca-Cola Scholar Semifinalist; Heisman High School Scholarship School Winner; Service “A” Award Gold Medal – 12th; Service Award – 12th; Robert Foley Award; Accepted to the College of Veterinary Medicine at Mississippi State University

Activities: Varsity Soccer Team; Varsity Dance TeamFlashettes; School Musical; Choir; Vicksburg Cotillion Club; Vicksburg Sub Deb Secretary; Chick-fil-A Leadership Academy; Retreat Team; Liturgical Team; Thunderbolt School Newspaper; Homecoming Court; Interact Club; Mentoring Club; Senior Bubby Program; Girlz Group; Prom Committee; Diamond Girl; Key Club; Camp Silver Cloud Counselor; Rainbow Farms Therapeutic Riding Center

Favorite subject: AP Biology

SALUTATORIAN: WALKER LAMBIOTTE

GPA: 4.58 – ACT: 34

From his speech: One of the most important lessons imparted upon us during our time at VCS is that everyone’s path is different. No one person’s journey is the same –and that makes up so much of the complex beauty of life. This fundamental notion of society – that the world is powered by our differences, our separate strengths and weaknesses – is so strongly represented by this great class. I’m proud to say that by the end of our high school career, we have all become unashamedly proud of who we are and what we will accomplish, and that, to me, is incredible.

Church: St. Michael, Vicksburg

Favorite service project: Teens United Camp – This camp is offered to children in our community to help

– Number of graduates: 38

– Number of students attending 4-year colleges: 29

– Number of students attending community colleges: 7

– Number of scholarship recipients: 32

– Largest scholarship awarded: $164,000 to Allegheny College

– Total amount of scholarships accepted: $942,051

– Total service hours: 24,000

– Notable service projects: The Anita Zorn Hossley Community Service Award – Every year the senior class focuses on a project for service. This year The Community Food Pantry was chosen as the recipient. The entire school participated in the project by donating goods throughout the school year.

– STAR Student/Teacher Award: Steven Clement/Hannah Meeks

with education, health, and well-being. It was heartwarming to see how the children responded to the counselors and how much the children loved being there.

Plans to attend: University of Mississippi (Honors College)

Plans to study: Biological Science – pursing a degree in the Medical field

Scholarships: Junior Auxiliary; Student Body President; Ole Miss Academic Merit; 1848 Award, Salutatorian; Ole Miss First; ERDC Alumni; Rotary Scholarship; Raise Me; Chancellor’s Leadership

Awards/honors: Ole Miss Emerging Leaders Conference; Mu Alpha Theta; 4.0 GPA Award; National Honor Society; National Junior Honor Society; Two-time Top 10% Biology Test Takers at Mississippi College Math and Science Competition; Bausch and Lomb Honorary Science Award; Highest GPA Award in AP Language and Composition, Chemistry, World History, Geography; Highest overall Science Award – 12th; 30+ ACT Club; Gold Service Award; Silver Service Award; Mr. St Aloysius; Leadership Award – 12th; Principal’s Leadership Award – 12th; Service “A” Award Gold Medal – 12th

Activities: Student Government Association – President and Vice President; Math and Science Team; Varsity Basketball; Varsity Tennis; Varsity Cross Country; School Musical; Thunderbolt School Newspaper; Newsflash School News Program; Prom Committee; Chick-fil-A Leadership Academy; United Way Teen United Ambassador; Retreat Team; Liturgical Team; Senior Bubby Program; Key Club; Mentoring Team; SA Tech Team; Camp Silver Cloud Counselor; St Michael’s Catholic Church Altar Server

Favorite subject: Biology

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Robert Taylor Boozer

Landon Lamond Brown

Anna Claire Donham*

Abigail Grace Duthu*

Charles Gregory Fore, Jr.*

Alex L. Foster

Travary Laron Hart, Jr.

Anthony Carnell Hill, Jr.*

Cha’Kariah Amya Holmes

Caitlyn Elysia Jackson*

Julianna Jojoa-Portilla* (V)

Mikael Javion Jones

Sophia Claire Jones*

Jordan Manning*

Julia Clare Martar*

Christopher W. Mayfield, Jr.

Madolyn Elizabeth McGaugh* (V)

Mary Patton Meyer*

Christopher Tyler Montgomery*

Ma’Leah Morris

Joseph A. Myers*

Zion Chrysteen Richard*

Alan James Scrivner

Elese Ann Serio*

Maurice Thornton

Kenneth Howell Tonos*

Jacob Reed Venuti*

Chaunce’ Nicholas White

Aniyah Nicole Williams*

Cameron Isaiah Wise*

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William Parker Baroni*

Chance Reed Bertelsen

Gracie Ann Bradley

Darrell Searcy Branton

Journey Aniya Bridges*

Sarah Katherine Cauthen* (S)

Timothy Hayden Cotton*

MarLaysia Noella Fleming

Graci Jayne Gamberi*

Bennett William Gilly

Braeden Jarrod Gregg* (V)

Scott Grayson Gwin

Marlie Ava Hargon*

Justin Claude Hawkins

Austin James Helbling*

+Jordan Jamaal Herrington

Joshua Connor Ingram*

Ariel Samone Ishman-Galmore

Bryan Cayde Jackson*

Matthew Brandon Kaiser

Brooklyn Kiera King

Emma Guadalupe Ledford

Nicholas Ryan Leigh

Marlee Kate Lynch*

Parker Claire Maxwell*

Tristan Cayde McCoy

Jacob Cole Moore*

Jackson Walker Navarro

Gabriel Louis Orr

Skyla Del’Nese Perry*

Helen Virginia Schwager*

Jackson William Simmons

CamRon Tyrell Tanner

Laila Grace Thomas

Margaret Elizabeth Waddill*

Jack Camden Whittington*

Ainsley Camille Wills

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Addison Evelyn Averett*

Jonathon Daniel Busby*

Katelyn Adel Clark*

Nancy Jean Clement*

Steven Truett Clement*

Zachary Allen Cowart

Hampton Higgins Derivaux

Aiden Ford Dickerson

Blair Lillian Farrell*

Brady Raines Harrell

Christian Josephine Harris*

Natalie Christine Hendon*

Sarah Elizabeth Johnston*

William Connor Johnston*

Walker Armstrong Lambiott* (S)

Lucas Frasier Larson*

Laiken Suzanne Leist

Kennedy Lea May*

Sawyer Grace McCain*

Campbell London McCoy

HERITAGE ACADEMY

VALEDICTORIAN: PATRICK DOUMIT

GPA: 4.0 – ACT: 30

Church: Annunciation Catholic Church, Columbus

Catholic School: Annunciation, Columbus through 8th grade

From his speech: First and foremost, tonight I’d like to thank God for allowing us to reach this special moment in our lives. I know personally I could not have made it this far without Him. Some say that I have achieved Valedictorian because of what they call my intelligence. I, however, say that I have reached this because of the gifts and talents God has blessed me with. For without an author, there is no story.

Favorite service project: Rowdy Foundation (Organi-

Madelynn Claire McSherry*

Linley Loviza Miles*

Land Holden Oglesby

Lillian Phaire Perniciaro

James Robert Powell*

Damien Monroe Reeves*

Grace Alice Sams*

Barrett James Shows

Korey Oniell Sims, Jr.

Clara Rose Smith*

Canada Lake Stewart*

Ryan Justin Sykes

Caleb John Tucker

Harley Grace Vinzant

Lauren Ashley Walters

Benjamin Travis Webb*

Cynthia Mae-Erica Wheeldon*

Grace Kenlee Windham* (V)

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Hala Malouf Alford*

John Frederick McCormick Barbour

Bren Lynn Barham*

Terrell Ma'Chond Barnes, II

John Henry Berthelot*

Lillian Celeste Boggan*

Andrew King Bonds

Markario Ahmod Brooks

Nicholas Reed Burger

Ryan Thomas Chance

Dennis Reece Chandler*

Noah Henley Chaplain

Jameson Patrick Clancy*

William Collins Coleman*

Brandon Joshua Cooley

Parker Nejam Davis

Anna Veston Deer*

Andrew Paul Doherty* (S)

John Gibson Eatherly, Jr.*

Zyia Cylene Eldridge

Emerson Claire Erwin*

Aubri Janae Fairley

Adam Bryce Forest

Carrington Gail Fowler*

William Marshall Fugate*

Caelyn Eliesse Funches

Adam Frost Gammill

Vincent Scott Glorioso, II

Charlie Scott Gordon*

Kaleb Benjamin Gray

Jarrett Christian Hall

Franklin Callop Moses Hampton

Mabry Gray Hirn*

Cecelia Elizabeth Johnson

Madelyn Kate Johnston

Skylar Elizabeth Jones*

Zachary William Kilpatrick*

Jeffrey Phillip Jennings Kimbrell*

Alyssa Lexia Leonard

Gaylon Keith LeSure, Jr.

Paige Amelia Loyacono*

Amare Davion Mannery

Mary Margaret Martin

Stella Grace McCarty*

Mikhala Leigh McLaurin

Aidan Zachary McNabb*

Campbell Morgan Miller

Melanie Wren Moody*

Rebekah Kate Odell

Charlotte Joyce Anne Park

Stephen Spencer Pittman*

Braylon Joseph Poindexter

Winston Hammond Putnam

Aedan Alexander Ramos

Laura Ribeiro Do Nascimento*

Tamarrian Antwan Robinson

Christien James Rosell*

Lonnie Antoine Smith, Jr.

Madison-Claire Louise Spence

Derek Tyrone Starling, Jr.*

Ann McCarthy Steckler*

Cy Edward Stephen

Adriana Pilar Terrazas*

John Joseph Tice, V*

Maia Maria Turner

Madalyn Faith Weisenberger*

Abbigail Elizabeth White*

Adam Thomas Williams*

Anna Marie Williams*

Jacob Lockard Williams* (V)

Jan Michael Williams, Jr.

Malick Tchounwou Yedjou*

Vivian Grace Young

(V) – Valedictorian (S) – Salutatorian * Honor Graduate (3.75+) + Honorary degree

zation that raises Autism Awareness and Special Needs Acceptance throughout the Golden Triangle. They host various inclusive events throughout the year for their special friends.)

Plans to attend: Mississippi State University (Shackouls Honors College)

Plans to study: Mechanical Engineering

Scholarships: MSU – Academic Excellence, Colvard and Valedictorian; American Legion Scholarship; Chamber of Commerce Scholarship

Awards/honors: HA Hall of Fame; Valedictorian; Highest Average 12th grade and overall highest average in Dual Enrollment Biology, AP Calculus, Spanish, English Comp and Government

Activities: Basketball; National Honor Society; National Beta Club; MAIS Honor Society; Senior Class Reporter; Spanish Honor Society; Mu Alpha Theta

Favorite subject: AP Calculus (followed closely by Dual Credit Biology)