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Class of 2021

LEE-SCOTT ACADEMY Class of 2021

Ms. Donna Lloyd shared the following with the class of 2021 in her address as upper school principal...

Seniors, you have made us proud. You are unique for many reasons, but you have shown us how to weather adversity when it comes, face it, and that some of the greatest lessons learned have come from walking through hard things.

You have made us laugh often, lifted us with your smiles, shared your worries and hopes, and prayed for us and with us this year.

There is a song that is popular now with the lyric, “I see the evidence of your goodness all over my life. Why should I fear? The evidence is here.” The evidence of His faithfulness to this class is apparent to all that love them.

Dream your dreams. Write them down and pray about them. Don’t let anyone tell you that you cannot do it. Have faith - always have faith. As you turn this page in your life now, it is time to put in the hard work to make your dreams happen.

Psalm 91:1 says, “He who dwells in the shelter of the most high will find rest in the shadow of the Almighty. I will say of the Lord, ‘He is my refuge and fortress, my God, in whom I trust.”

Find your shelter under His wings. He is faithful to His children. "

VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN

MARY HELEN MILLER ABIGAIL JOYCE STARR

Commencement exercises for the class of 2021 were held on Thursday, May 20, 2021, in Samford Gymnasium on the campus of Lee-Scott Academy. The class of 2021 boasted the following accomplishments: 30 of the 53 graduated with honors 11 students scored a 30 or higher on the ACT 50 graduated with an Advanced College Prep Diploma 41 have a GPA of 3.5 or higher 18 have a GPA of 4.0 or higher 1 NATIONAL MERIT Commended Student 85 total college credits earned through AP Courses Over 3,000 HOURS of community service Over $3 MILLION in scholarship offers

GRANT THOMAS BAGLEY

JONATHAN TYLER COCHRAN KRISTIN LAURIE BAILEY

SHELBY LEIGH GRAY

HAYDEN ELIZABETH HAIRSTON

CONNOR NICHOLAS NAGY CAROLINE ELIZABETH-DIXIE HEIDT

KUO JOHN WANG

CHASE ALEXANDER WILSON

MASTER AWARD RECIPIENTS English Award Caroline Elizabeth-Dixie Heidt Math Award Connor Nicholas Nagy Science Award Mary Helen Miller Social Studies Award Jonathan Tyler Cochran Band Award Grant Thomas Bagley Art Award Kristin Laurie Bailey

DISTINGUISHED WARRIOR AWARDS Kuo John Wang Shelby Leigh Gray

AISA ALL-STATE ACADEMIC TEAM Mary Helen Miller Abigail Joyce Starr

AISA SCHOLAR ATHLETES Hayden Elizabeth Hairston Abigail Joyce Starr Chase Alexander Wilson

PRESTIGIOUS AWARD RECIPIENTS I.J. Scott Award Abigail Joyce Starr, Chase Alexander Wilson

The I.J. Scott Award is presented to the senior boy and girl who have earned the highest academic average and have participated in at least 2 sports for all 4 years at Lee-Scott Academy. Seniors must have a 90 or above academic average in order to qualify.

Ben J. Kirk Award Mary Helen Miller

The Ben J. Kirk Award is the highest honor a student at Lee-Scott Academy can receive. It is awarded to the senior with the highest academic average for all 4 years of high school at Lee-Scott Academy, who has earned an advanced diploma and also has exhibited outstanding moral character. These are the qualities Mr. Kirk admired most in an individual.

Nancy Plant McLeod Award Mary Helen Miller, Grant Thomas Bagley

The Nancy Plant McLeod Award is given in memory of Mrs. Nancy Plant McLeod, former lower school principal of Lee-Scott Academy. Mrs. McLeod was an accomplished musician and admired students who were devoted to the study of music. This honor is bestowed upon seniors who have attended Lee-Scott Academy from at least 4th grade through their senior year and who have excelled in music. Recipients of this award have also exhibited fine leadership qualities during their years at Lee-Scott Academy.

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