TSA Last Will and Testament - Class of 2025

Most Talented: Jackson Malcom and Abbie Thomas Most Intellectual: Carson Scott and Sophia Hutchinson Most Athletic: Antone Johnson and Gradie Appling Best Citizens: William Stuart and Kennedy Walton Most Spirited: Drew Bacchus and Ayda Deuley Friendliest: Cam Brown and Baili Hodges Most Christlike: Carson Scott and Aiden Smith Most Likely to Succeed: William Stuart and Aiden Smith

GRACIE ALEWINE To Mr. Hills, I leave you a new pair of girls to invade your planning period every day.

To Bella, I leave you the responsibility of helping the tennis team keep improving.

To Lauren, I leave to you the same fun in your high school years that your sister and I had together.

Favorite memories: Football Games Powder Puff Junior Dance

GRADIE APPLING To Abigayle Baugh, I leave you my parking spot.

To Anna and Callie Still, I leave you leadership of the softball team.

To Kennedy Wood, I leave you my seat in the locker room.

To Ellie Rowland, I leave you someone else to make Circle K runs with before track.

To Mr. Hills, I leave you a new person to give advice to.

To Jordan Brooks, I leave you a new person to hit the score board every day.

To Taylor and Tyler Gainey, I leave you someone else to give you hugs every day before track.

Favorite memories: Being coached by Jordan Brooks The road trip to Columbus and winning the state championship Hitting the score board every day in BP 2024 Winning 2nd in State for the 4x4 2025 Senior Prom Track with Ellie Rowland, Mary Banks Stuart, and Brianna Logue Breaking the career home run record Talks with Mr. Hills The laughs Coach Callie and I shared at swim Mrs. Stuart’s class with Courtney and Jay Eating lunch in Mrs. Val’s room

DREW BACCHUS To AG, I leave all the silent car rides on the way to school with the little sisters.

To Addison, I leave you the basketball court.

To Asher Kate, I leave you to be the class clown.

To Mr. Hills, I leave someone to never do your work unless you sit there and do it with them.

To Briggs, I leave you to tear up the football field and to lead with all your heart.

To Farrah, I leave someone to call you a "Hack Job" in the halls.

To Mrs. Hill, I leave you the Booster Drewster Hall of Fame and lemon apples.

To Chapel, I leave you someone to love as much as me.

Favorite memories: Blocking the shot against Stratford Messing with Coach Chambless Going to State junior year in golf The glow pep rally Hanging with Mrs. Hill in the art room for 7 periods in a row junior year

SAWYER BARTHOLOMEW To Ellie, I leave the student section speaker.

To Asa, I leave the "heys” in the hall.

To Mrs. Peavy, I leave you someone else to mentor.

Favorite memories: Friday night student sections Soccer Senior lounge Ping pong

NY’KERRIA BATTLE To Makenzie, I leave someone else to tell you the funniest jokes in class.

To Mrs. Stuart, I leave you another student to stay at tutoring til late.

To Mr. Brindley, I leave someone else to yap to you about their favorite show.

Favorite memories: Mr. Hills’ Class Hanging out in Senior Lounge Football Nights Senior Karaoke in Trojan Hall

ASHTON BENNETT To Jaxson Carter, I leave you someone else to mess with in the hallways.

To Jace Blaxton, I leave you someone else’s game tag on game days.

To Landon Barwick, I leave someone to make gas station trips before soccer games.

To Mrs. Adams, I leave a group of boys to get on to in the back of the classroom.

To Mr. Hills, I leave another person to mess with you and crack jokes.

Favorite memories: The loving people at TSA Senior trip for Passion Sports/events/traditions Junior dance The closeness of our senior class

ABIGAIL BERKNER To Cayden Johnson, I leave someone for you talk to about literally everything.

To Mr. Hills, I leave someone to talk to you in 7th period.

Favorite memories: Being here with my brothers Talent Shows Last day of school

JACOB BERKNER To Tommy, I leave someone to blast Bohemian Rhapsody with and a buzz cut.

To Cayden, I leave long talks on the truck tailgate and joking with Tommy saying his Bronco's not a truck.

To Rhett, I leave my position on the soccer team.

To Asa, I leave trying to get Mrs. Smothers off topic.

To Mr. D, I leave someone else for you to use as a test problem about sleeping in class.

Favorite memories: The soccer State Championship with Slaton Horror movies and man hunt in Savannah for Clay Target Games, guitar, and blasting good music by the fire

HAYES BOYD To Coach Burns, I leave you a discus and my spot on the track team.

To Rhett, I leave all my money.

To Tommy, I leave that Dukes of Hazzard car.

To Cayden, I leave you a pat on the back.

Favorite memories: Mr. Hills teaching us about Supreme Court documents on the playground

MARYKATHERINE BRAKE To Mrs. Davis, I leave you another student who MIGHT be as funny and entertaining as I am.

To Ciara Lewis, I leave you another year of crazy study hall conversations with someone half as funny as I am.

To Leah Brentzel, I leave you someone else to text, “Are you here yet?” at 8:05am.

To Mrs. Walker, I leave you another student who loves and appreciates your environmental science as much as I do.

To Mrs. Winget, I leave you another student who asks as many psychology questions as I do.

To Mr. Brindley, I leave you another student to work the lights and laugh with up in the sound booth.

To Mr. Hills, I leave you another student who comes into class every day asking, “What are we doing today?”

To the lunch ladies, I leave you another student who loves that chicken pot pie as much as I do.

Favorite memories: Conversations in Mrs. Davis’ study hall Hilarious lunch table convos

CAM BROWN To Ben, I leave the captain of the football team.

To Robert, I leave the best punch line, “It’s all fun and games till…”

To Whit, I leave the king of baking people.

To Paul, I leave the offensive line.

To Caden, I leave trolling at the track meets.

To Weldon, I leave the student section.

To Tyler and Taylor, I leave a little fro.

To Marquez, I leave sunset pictures off the balcony.

To Mason, I leave the fun concerts.

To Mrs. Hill, I leave you someone to have therapy sessions with.

To Mrs. Grant, I leave you someone to check in tardy.

To Mrs. Stuart, I leave you someone else to say they won’t use this math (but we know they will.)

Favorite memories: Spending Football Friday mornings with elementary classes Getting ready for a Friday night game with the boys Spending afternoons with Mrs. Stuart Senior year prom Therapy sessions with Mrs. Hill Being in the basketball student section Spring Break

TUCKER BROWN To Tate Morris, I leave you our awesome conversations at third base.

To Isabel, I leave three more good years of high school.

Favorite memories: Friday Night Lights Baseball road trips up to Lakepoint

OLIVIA BRYANT To Kylei Chambless, I leave Great Wolf Lodge and someone to drive you around.

To Benjamin Bryant, I leave someone to take on early morning Chickfila runs and my parking spot.

To Mrs. Warnock, I leave someone to complain to.

To Mr. Hills, I leave my 5 on the AP exam.

Favorite memories: State cheer competition junior year Powder puff practice Mr. Reit’s class freshman year

CARSON BURNETT To Cade, I leave Dad and my soccer jersey.

To Jace, I leave snacks from Mrs. Prather.

To Harper, I leave my brother to take my place.

To Presley, I leave Jace to have to deal with you.

To Payton, I leave Cade for you to talk to To Jmar, I leave the O-line to you.

To Charlie Kemp, I leave Jace to provide snacks.

To Dane, I leave my baseball game talks.

To Jody, I leave you all the good memories that we have had together and I leave your pregame talks to Cade.

Favorite memories: Friday night lights Long road trips Going to State our sophomore year for soccer

SILVA CHANDLER To Hawkins, I leave lots of Junior dance memories and the best high school years.

To Ramsey, I leave car rides with Daddy to school in the morning.

To Addy, I leave the dreadful soccer warm-ups for the next 4.

To Avery Grace, I leave my spot as a small group leader.

To Anna, I leave early car rides to morning practice.

To Ellie, I leave keeping the tradition of Young Life alive.

Favorite memories: Mrs. Stuart’s midterm and final packets Leading my small group every other Wednesday Friday nights in the student section Spirit week and breaking out my gold shoes Gas station runs before soccer practice Early morning junior dance practice Mr. Hill’s History class Mr. Bulles 11th grade Bible class Mrs. Peavy’s Yearbook class Getting ready for junior dance with my best friends Young Life every Monday (especially when Addy can come with) Watching Grease at AmStar with the grade

CODY COLTER To Griffey, I leave you cracked pepper sunflower seeds.

To Wyatt, I leave you to hit homers next year.

To Hawkins, I leave you a whole lotta weight.

To Mr. Hills, I leave you someone to talk about Braves games with.

To Jody, I leave you someone to play hype music during a workout.

Favorite memories: Home baseball games SSI Spring Break trip Pep rallies Senior Lounge ping pong

ETHAN DAVIS To Sam, I leave you a soccer ball to practice everyday

Favorite memories: Friday Night Lights State Championship soccer game my sophomore year Powder Puff games

AYDA DEULEY To Mr. Hills, I leave you another student to show up to your class half asleep everyday.

To Avery Grace, I leave you my small group.

To Mason, I leave someone else to take you to Surcheros after all your games.

To Carsyn, I leave you the number 6.

To Hawkins, I leave the best memories of the next two years.

Favorite memories: Friday Night Lights Coach Abernathy Junior Dance Soccer Games Mr. Hills

AYDEN DUNN To Rhett, I leave walking through the halls like a buff boy.

To Jmar, I leave a crisp Monster Energy drink.

To Cayden, I leave all the food in the lunch room.

To Tommy, I leave my parking spot for your mini-van.

To Paul, I leave Cayden’s leftovers and one lap full sprint.

To Mr. D, I leave someone else to skip the day of a test.

To Mr. Hills, I leave a certificate for rookie of the year.

Favorite memories: Locker room chats before a game The after school talks The intense atmosphere surrounding sports

CASYN EATON To Asa, I leave a handful of mud.

To Cooper, I leave you the shooting team.

To Barwick, I leave someone to give you new nicknames.

To Mom, I leave Chick-Fil-a runs and more great years at Tattnall.

To Mrs. Adams, I leave a new person to fall asleep while you teach Hamlet.

To Mrs. Hill, I leave you someone to leave a cup on your desk everyday.

Favorite memories: Beating Stratford in Final Four overtime to advance to the State Championship Spring Break in St. Simons Friday Night Lights in the student section The Marketing Field Trip to Atlanta with Mrs. Hill All the Marketing Chick-Fil-A runs

CADEN FAULK To Tate, I leave QB1 and a sweet handshake.

To Carsyn, I leave my most fun teacher, Mrs. Davis, in art.

To Mason, I leave using some slang words.

Favorite memories: Friday night football under the lights Summer football practice Camp week right before our first game Eating at the lunch table as an underclassman Mr. Hills’ class Spring Break in St. Simons

BOONE FYKE To Jody Burnett, I leave someone to actually work out with you in the weight room.

To Mr. D, I leave 6:45 a.m. study sessions.

To Mrs. Long, I leave someone to yell "HEY MRS. LONG!" on their way to weights.

To Coach Burns, I leave Beastmode, a razor, and shaving cream.

To Harvey and Kemp, I leave live AB's in the cages.

To McGreggor, I leave the glove you gave to me.

To Sydney and Blair Plaxico, I leave the little sisters I never had.

To someone, I leave Troy.

Favorite memories: Working out with THE JODY BURNETT Athens, Columbus, and LakePoint trips with Baseball Boys Football and Basketball Student Sections Mr. Hills' 4th Period AP Government Class

CAROLINE GARRETSON To Camp, I leave my heart and my perfect attendance record.

To Harris, Hayes, and Hawkins, I leave a new cheerleader to cheer you on and hug you in the halls.

To Kylei, I leave someone else to teach you cheers.

To Mrs. Tina, I leave someone new to come in after break is over.

To Mrs. Peavy, I leave some “creativity”.

Favorite memories: Leading Pep Rallies and cheering on Friday nights Going on the playground for class with Mr. Hills Junior dance will always be a sweet memory Laughing at the lunch table with Olivia, Aiden, Cameryn, and Charlie After Powder Puff pool parties and practices Time spent in the senior lounge with our class

OLIVIA GILLIAM To Mr. Hills, I leave you another person to get #1 on the Budget Game.

Favorite memories: Freshman year biology class

JACK HARTLEY To the Stills, I leave you Jones County.

To Asa Scott, I leave you my teddy bear.

Favorite memories: Junior Dance Singing with Abbie in the Talent Show Grad Bash

BAILI HODGES To Ellie, I leave someone else to laugh and get separated from in class.

To Emma, CarCar, and Mary Banks, I leave another senior to talk to and create memories you'll never forget.

To Ella Kate, Eron, and Avery, I leave someone else to suffer in torture time during volleyball season.

To Amelia and Julian, I leave somebody else to finish the Oreo.

To SK, I leave someone else to call her a cutie and give her daily hugs.

To Sophie and Abigayle, I leave someone different to yell their name in the hallway obnoxiously.

To Kylie, I leave another buddy.

To Jody, I leave someone else to have therapy sessions with and give mental health hugs, too.

To Mrs. Val, I leave someone else to annoy and sit on her couch.

To Robs, I randomly leave another person to wander in his class and have life talks.

Favorite memories: Winning region in volleyball That one time in practice with Kennedy Truck bed lunches Karaoke parties in Mr. D’s room American Revolution Pictionary Pickleball every single day Car talks and Quiplash

TY HUNNICUTT To Hawkins, I leave you to make the luckiest shots of your life.

To Mrs. Hill, I leave you someone new to come visit you in the office every day.

To Mr. Hills, I leave you a water bottle.

To Tate Morris, I leave you to get some touchdowns next year.

Favorite memories: Friday night lights Region basketball games Golf meets Senior Assassin Chirping at baseball games

SOPHIA HUTCHINSON To SK and Sophia, I leave you CK and Valli to train.

To Valli and CK, I leave you Sophia and SK to warm you up and give you pep talks before each game.

To all my World Cup kids, I leave you another student coach to lead you to victory.

To Kaiya, Madeline, and Blair, I leave someone else to hug and wave to in the hallways.

To Asa, I leave someone else to always have something to say in Wednesday morning Bible study.

To my small group girls, I leave you another leader to pour into you spiritually every other Wednesday, and the highs of “I’ve been looking forward to seeing y'all all week.”

To Mrs. Smothers, I leave you someone else to be chronically absent, but still your hardest worker.

Favorite memories: End of the year trivia in Problem Solving The keeper warmup on game days Coaching Elementary World Cup Soccer Junior Dance Wednesday morning Bible Study Spending the night in the multipurpose room before Kids Yule Love Passion

COURTNEY JAMES To Isaiah, I leave you the best high school experience.

To Peyton, I leave you my parking spot.

To Isabel, I leave you someone else to give hugs to in the hallways.

To Kylei, I leave you the best cheer family.

To my 1st and 2nd grade Aftercare class, I leave you another teacher to make smile after a long day.

To Coach Abernathy, I leave you another student to give detention to and to banter in the halls with.

To Izzy Rozier, I leave you a new cheer base.

Favorite memories: Friday Night Lights Getting ready for cheer competitions and football games with my teammates Eating lunch in Mrs.Val’s room Joking around with Mr. Hills Junior Dance and Tattnall Traditions with Mrs. Stuart Spending time with my grade outside of school Elementary cheer camp

ANTONE JOHNSON To Whit, I leave rides to games and memories from SSI. To Robert, I leave “It's all fun and games til...”

To 2K, I leave the late nights on 2K. To the twins, I leave somebody to argue with before practice.

To Hawkins, I leave all the rides to the games.

To Evan, I leave Lebron.

To Mrs. Hill, I leave all the memories in the art room, office, and KTB.

Favorite memories: Friday Night Lights Beating Stratford my freshman year in overtime in football Beating Stratford 3 times with 3 buzzer beaters my senior year Talks at the lunchroom table my sophomore year All the memories with the Class of 2025

JACK JOSEPH To Mrs. Davis, I leave a new person to steal the Art dark room’s comfy chair.

Favorite memories: Late football games Golf practice Freshman year gym class

MOLLY KEMP To Presley Cochran, I leave someone new to drive you to school.

To Reese Covington, I leave you the outfield for the next 2 years.

To Addy White, I leave you my signed soccer cleats.

To Anna Busbee, I leave you number 13.

To Bo and Rhodes, I leave you the fun of being a coach's kid and being on the field with your dad.

To JB, I leave you my dad. Just kidding, he's leaving with me.

To Mary Dixon and Colton, I leave y'all some amazing new softball players to cheer for.

To Jody, I leave you someone new to make fun of, someone to cut the sleeves off for your workout shirts, and someone to tell your polar bear joke to.

To my small group, I leave y'all many memories and lots of laughter.

To Cade Burnett, I leave one more "I love you" in the hallway.

Favorite memories: Winning a softball state championship senior year State runner-up for the 4x400 relay Sharing my testimony at Fields of Faith and Senior Chapel Junior dance Being a small group leader to an amazing group of girls

MADDOX KIMBALL To Sophie Hicks, Ellie Rowland, and Abigayle Baugh, I leave study hall art room talks.

To Coach Burns, I leave you someone to talk about the Braves to everyday.

To Coach Hayley, I leave a new captain of the soccer team.

To Ellie Rowland, I leave you someone else to do your quiz reviews with.

Favorite memories: Student section Latin 1 and 2 Helping Mrs. Stuart for hours after school Golf practice

MADDOX KIMSEY To Kennedy Kimsey, I leave you being late to school everyday and remember that I love you.

Favorite memories: Golf and soccer practices Making it to the Final Four my junior year

NOELLE LISCOMBE To Adalee, I leave a senior year full of fun memories and my position as cheer captain.

To Avery Grace, I leave a new flyer and a high school experience filled with love.

To Isabel, I leave a new personal driver and the best years of high school.

To Anna, I leave the best cheer and soccer seasons ahead.

To Emma, I leave my jersey number 4.

To Addy, I leave many more goals and young life trips.

To Kennedy, Sydney, and Anna, I leave the best time at swim practice and many more swim meets.

Favorite memories: Cheering on Friday nights and serving as Cheer Captain Cheer competitions and the countless hours spent in the multi-purpose room Beating Stratford 3 times in basketball senior year Being a Junior Dancer and getting to spend time with the grade Learning how to play soccer with all of my best friends Joining Swim Team senior year Getting my first goal senior year

BRIANNA LOGUE To Braxton, I leave my parking spot and our morning talks.

To the Still girls, I leave our State Championship.

To Kennedy Wood and Abigayle Baugh, I leave our rants.

To Ellie Rowland, I leave “Runners take your mark...”

Favorite memories: Winning the State Championship with my best friends Cheering in the student section

TRISTAN LOOSIER To Peyton, I leave you someone else to sit in the car with in the morning before school.

To Braxton, I leave you someone else to mess with in the hallway.

Favorite memories: Going to the football games with my friends Getting to play soccer with my friends

JACKSON MALCOM To Rhett, I leave someone else to make stupid stories with.

To Tommy, I leave Shogun bragging rights and an amazing haircut that Roni loves.

To Cayden, I leave someone else to make nothing but airballs.

To Kade and Eichler, I leave the mile.

To Ciara, I leave Mrs. Davis' sanity.

To Mrs. Davis, I leave someone else to accidentally call you Mrs. Danielle.

To Mr. Dzwonkowski, I leave someone else to laugh at every cringy, lame joke.

To Mr. Brindley, I leave Lady Gaga and reviewing for tests.

To my Small Group, I leave fried chicken and Mr. D's sanity.

To Mrs. Smothers, I leave lunch conversations about anything but math.

Favorite memories: 9th and 12th Grade Study Hall Mr. Dzwonkowski quiz problems Campfire with friends Coach Oxford, Mr. Parks, Mrs. Raines, and Mr. Bulles Mr. Brindley's memes on quizzes

MAKAYLA MALONE

To Olivia, I leave my parking spot and someone else to pepper with at volleyball practice.

To Ciara, I leave my class ring and letterman, but just know you’re only wearing it for me.

To Mrs. Stuart, I leave someone else to have OCD about junior dance with you.

To Mr. Brindley, I leave, but I’m bringing my Nintendo Switch to college, so I expect gifts on my Animal Crossing Island.

To “Mih Hih” (Mrs. Hill), I leave hope that you’ll find someone else who can blend paint as well as me.

To Mrs. Hopkins, I’ll probably end up leaving my ice cream in your mini fridge again.

Favorite memories: Driving Ciara to school in the morning Driving Olivia home every afternoon Praying before every volleyball game Getting lunch with Alaina My AP Chemistry class St. Simons every spring break Mrs. Hopkins’ gender reveal during break

HANNAH MASK To Coach Burns, I leave you a new student to yell at for running in the halls when the morning devotion is about to start.

To Coach Abernathy, I leave you a new student with even more seat time than me.

To Leah Brentzel, I leave you new lunch buddies to laugh with.

To Mr. Hills, I leave you a new student to assign 36 months of budget game to.

To Mrs. Grant, I leave you a new student to write late excuses to in the mornings.

Favorite memories: Homecoming hallway decorations TSA homemade chicken pot pie

GRAISON MCGEHEE To Anna, I leave you my parking spot.

To Olivia, I leave you with all our amazing memories we have made together in the past 4 years of knowing each other.

To Haylee, I leave you my favorite chair in art.

Favorite memories: Volleyball Late night football games and then going to Waffle House afterwards Watching Mrs. Hopkins singing Taylor Swift All the laughs I have had with Mrs. Warnock Making new friends each year

PRESLEY MOORE To VA, I leave you someone else to hug in the halls every chance you get.

To Mrs. Peavy, I leave you another successful year in yearbook.

To Mr. D, I leave you another pair of best friends in statistics class and soccer team.

To Addy White, I leave you 4 more years of fun filled soccer.

To Ellie Rowland, I leave you an amazing senior year.

To Mary Banks, I leave you a new senior class to look up to.

Favorite memories: Spending every Friday night at football games with the Pep Club Mrs. Stuart’s Algebra 2 class junior year Mr. D’s statistics class with Kennedy Hanging out in Mrs. Val’s office with Baili, Courtney, Kennedy, and Megan Kimball singing “When I Was Your Man” in the student section Early morning soccer practices Singing the Alma Mater after every pep rally with our class Junior dance practices Beating Stratford 3 times in a row The impact Passion had on our class Yearbook class with Silva

LANDON NICHOLS To Asa, I leave you my senior parking spot.

Favorite memories: High school dances

CHARLIE PATTERSON To Kylei, I leave you a new stunt group.

To Sydney, I leave my parking space.

Favorite memories: Cheer competitions Friday nights cheering Powder Puff Mr. Hills’ class Junior Dance Prom

JAY PAULEON To Whit, I leave you another first cuzzo.

To Rob, I leave you your second phone.

To 2k, I leave you my basketball skills and IQ. To the twins, I leave you the sideline bakes.

To Marquez, I leave you being the only dread head.

To Hawkins, I leave you all my jokes.

To Mason, I leave you the handshakes.

To Braxton, I leave you short legs.

To Kailah, I leave you some more hair.

To Weldon(Larry), Cam and I leave you the Tattnall student section.

Favorite memories: The close bond that we all have with each other and how we are all a family.

CARSON SCOTT To Asa, I leave the task of finishing the Scott Legacy.

To Ella Kate, I leave a confetti bundt cake and someone to always match your energy.

To Mrs. Adams, I leave a new group of guys for you to get on to in English.

To Mrs. Hill, I leave a new person to joke with you every day in the office.

To Barwick, I leave my autograph.

Favorite memories: The playoff run to state sophomore year of soccer Junior Dance Friday Night Lights in the student section Chick-Fil-A runs with the Marketing Class PASSION 2025

WILL SHIMP To Mrs Stuart, I leave you my math packet.

Favorite memories: Junior dance Friday Night Lights

AIDEN SMITH To Sawyer, I leave you the best high school experience you could ask for.

To my World Cup team, I leave new coaches to help you win another championship.

To Mrs. Peavy, I leave you someone else to steal your Cheez-Its every day.

To my small group, I leave you new leaders to help you grow in your faith.

To Mr. Hills, I leave you a new favorite senior class.

Favorite memories: Junior Dance Senior Prom Homecoming football games Getting ready for dances with my friends

WILLIAM STUART To Mary Banks, I leave you countless more car rides to school running way late but still managing to play our favorite songs and all of my TSA hoodies you beg me to wear.

To Virginia Ann & Mary Banks, I leave you both countless TSA memories and the best last two years of high school.

To Barwick, Cooper, & Hawkins, I leave you my squat max and another senior to spot y'all in the weight room.

To Wheeler Benton, I leave you many more problems to solve.

To Mason Cullars, I leave someone else to leave your hallway fist bumps hanging.

To the front office, I leave someone else to make daily trips to the Registrar's office, walking through with boots louder than mine.

To Coach Burns, I leave you another Andy Griffith enthusiast.

To Coach Belflower, I leave you another well-behaved Small Group class.

To Mrs. Smothers, I leave you someone else to spell "Chrysanthemum" in Jeopardy.

To Momma, I leave you MB to cherish many more TSA memories with and to make as many college application trips to your office as I did my senior year.

Favorite memories: Junior Dance Friday Night Lights at Jack Baynes Field Beating Stratford three times in basketball our senior year Trip to the Final Four in basketball our senior year Powderpuff & Homecoming Week Junior & Senior Prom Passion 2025 Mr. Hills’ 4th Period AP Government class 9th Grade Latin class Senior lunch & lunch table talks and memories with the boys Any class with Drew Bacchus

ANNAMARY TALCOTT To the junior class, I leave many senior memories and experiences.

To the softball team, I leave many 21 outs and state championships to come.

To the Stills, I leave many more post baseball WAHO runs and functions.

To Anna and Callie, I leave another photographer and 1 am Taco Bell runs.

To Mrs. Hopkins, I leave more people to leave art all over your room and bring you gifts and treats.

Favorite memories: Winning state in softball Mrs. Hopkins’ class Junior dance Senior events Football, basketball, and baseball games

ANSON TALCOTT To Wyatt, I give you another throwing partner and passenger princess.

Mrs. Hopkins, I give you someone else who stops by at all times of the day.

Mr. Burns, I leave you someone else to do yoga with.

To Andrew, I leave the center of the o-line and the captain of the defense to you.

The twins and 2K, I give you someone else to catch all your air balls.

To Tate, I leave you the baseball vacuum.

To the Stills, I leave you Jones County.

To Mrs. Stuart, I leave you someone else to blurt out an answer.

Favorite memories: All the overnight stays with the baseball team Bus ride home after the big Region games on the football bus Walking out of the tunnel before games at home (BEST IN MACON) Basketball student section Road to State with the softball team Catching Annamary‘s home run in the student section State championship student section in Columbus (Duck calls)

GRIFFIN THAMES To Mrs. Walker, I leave you another great year of track.

Favorite memories: Winning state my sophomore year The junior dance Sophomore and junior year lunch tables

ABBIE THOMAS To my World Cup team, I leave a new coach to win another championship (Go Brazil!)

To Avery Grace, I leave someone else to sing in the car with.

To VA, I leave someone who can actually back into your driveway.

To Mrs. Grant, I leave a new office aide.

To Cookie, I leave you my captain band and a new bae.

To Addy, I leave someone new to celebrate goals with.

To Alex, I leave the best highschool soccer experience (love you!)

Favorite memories: Aiden’s after Powder Puff Junior Dance Senior Prom Car rides with Ken before practice When everyone went SHHHH in the lunchroom Getting ready for dances with friends

REED THOMPSON To Mrs. Hilliard, I leave you a freshman waving at you by your door.

To Whit, I leave you someone to talk to at the board in math.

To Brady, I leave you the Golf Team.

To Hawkins and Chandler, I leave you someone to dap up in the halls.

To Ellie, I leave someone to talk to you every morning in the parking lot.

Favorite memories: Freshman Year Biology Freshman Year Latin Junior Year lunch table Golf practices/Matches The parking lot after school 3:15

TRISTAN TURNER To Chandler Cook, I leave first base to you.

To Coach Abernathy, I leave someone else to come into your office and make you mad.

To Wyatt, I leave you the baseball team.

To Jmar, I leave you the offensive line.

To Whit, I leave you a new workout partner, and Ben to talk to you about how good Georgia football is.

To Griffey, I leave you a whole lotta dough.

To Braxton, I leave someone else to yell at you when you slam your helmet.

Favorite memories:

Friday Night Lights Playing BCA in Elite 8 in baseball junior year Playing BCA in Elite 8 in football junior year Being in the student section during basketball games.

Passion All the bonds and friendships I have made here

THOMAS UNION To Robert Buzzell, I leave my rizz.

To Whit Davidson, I leave Football Captain.

To Landon Barwick, I leave my common sense and athletic ability.

To Caden McGreggor, I leave my cleverness and ambiguity.

Favorite memories: Friday Night Lights Hanging out with the Quadruple Stuffed Oreo Trolling at Basketball and Softball Games Mr. D always having a joke to brighten my day Camp Week for Football Saint Simons trips Track Meets especially State Coach Abernathy

KENNEDY WALTON To Mom, I leave you a new lunch buddy and many laughs with Ellie To Ella Kate, I leave a new big sister after Anna and me to give you hugs and encouragement for the best high school years to come.

To Miles, I leave you the best middle and high school years.

To Ellie, I leave you a new best friend to laugh with obnoxiously in the hallways, and many Jeep rides before basketball.

To Mrs. Hill, I leave you a new student intern who is willing to do anything and eat all of your chocolate.

To Mr. D, I leave my legacy of scaring and a new set of best friends to make jokes about you in statistics and soccer practice.

To SK, Emma, and CarCar, I leave y’all the best high school experience and my speed in basketball.

To MB, I leave someone to give you hugs and talk to every day in the hallways.

To Addy, I leave a new person to push you at soccer practice and tickle you.

To Avery, I leave you my beautiful singing skills and someone to hug Favorite memories: Friday night lights with my best friends That one basketball practice SK and I could not stop laughing The wobbling of the Jeep out of Trojan Trail with Ellie Mr. D’s scaring competitions Mrs. Hill’s 5th period Art class Every sporting event I have ever played Singing the whole way to Bulloch with Mr. Bulles

MEGAN WALTON To Mom, I leave you someone to rant with.

To Mrs. Ashley, I leave you someone to decorate your Christmas tree.

To Mrs. Hill, I leave another "daughter".

To Miles, I leave you someone to get you out of class when you are sick.

To Ellie, I leave you someone to body paint for football games.

Favorite memories: Friday Night Lights Eating after games Field Day Mrs. Adams’ class Election party with Mr. Hills Passion 2025 Snow day

ELLIE WEALOT To Carsyn, I leave talks in the Art dark room.

To Adalee, I leave gas station runs before basketball games.

To my brother Corey, I leave rides to school.

Favorite memories: Friday Night Lights The first Tattnall vs. Stratford basketball game Cheer practice

CHRISTIAN WEEKS To Mr. Hills, I leave someone to give you a good laugh in your classes.

To Mr. D, I leave you someone else’s mom to pick on.

To Mrs. Hopkins, I leave hanging out with you during different classes.

To Jody, I leave someone else to grind in the weight room with you.

To my coaches, I leave someone to grind every practice with their teammates.

To Mrs.Walker, I leave someone to give you a headache some days during class.

To Coach Bellflower, I leave one of the best first period classes you will have.

Favorite memories: Football Family Friends Basketball Soccer Senior Classes

ALAINA WHITE To Mrs. Hopkins, I leave the great Spanish 3 party memories.

To Mrs. Stuart, I leave you a new kid to give peppermints to.

To Olivia Pittman, I leave you to finally get your license.

To Mrs. Davis, I leave you a new group of students to annoy you during your free period.

To Mr. Brindley, I leave you the students I have told to call you “Brinkley”, “Brinklehof”, “Brindle Man”, and “Tapeworm”.

To Cierra, I leave you the job of breaking and entering Mr. Hill’s room.

To Mr. Hills, I leave you, hopefully, with the knowledge to never assign 48. months of the budget game EVER again.

To Mrs. Thompson, I leave you a new student to panic about everything.

To Tattnall Square Academy, I leave you with the memories of the best class.

Favorite memories:

Screaming for our football team every Friday Finally understanding math thanks to Mrs. Stuart That one day we had to dress as something with our first initial and someone showed up has a giant hotdog.

When Brinkley took me, Makayla, and Sophia outside to see the eclipse and we took pictures looking like the biggest nerds in the world wearing the eclipse glasses.

Cheer practice when Mrs. Michelle would make us all laugh until we were blue in the face.

Cheering on the Trojans during basketball season Group hangouts in the Art room Everyone cheering me on when I told them I got into my dream school

CAMERYN WINGET To Mrs. Prather, I leave a box of goldfish and Cheez-Its. To Coach Abernathy, I leave someone to be out of dress code every day.

To Mrs. Hopkins, I leave another manifested love.

To Jody, I leave someone to yap to you every day.

To SK, I leave dill pickle sunflower seeds and honeysuckle.

To Cole, I leave the best looking truck in the parking lot.

To Bo, I leave the best years of your life.

To my mom, I leave you Cole and Bo to take my spot as your golden child.

To Carsyn Atwater, I leave you someone to take you to the gas station after school and a new closet to steal from.

Favorite memories: Everything. Every single memory. I wouldn't trade this place for the world.

CARLY WINGET To Cole, I leave you my seat in Mrs. Adams’ class.

To Bo, I leave you with the best track coaches.

Favorite memories: The ride to and from our junior year State Track Meet Cheer Senior Night Setting the new track 4x4 school record with my best friends Helping with Field Day Basketball games

“A wise man will make more opportunities than he finds.”

-Francis Bacon

ONCE A TROJAN, ALWAYS A TROJAN!

Michelle Avery Bacchus, ‘04

Amy Joyner Brown, ‘98

Lauren Fryer Bryant, ‘97

Kellie Whidby Eaton, 98

Drew Bacchus

Tucker Brown

Olivia Bryant

Casyn Eaton

Andy Bacchus, ‘01

Hayes Boyd

Joe Boyd, ‘89

Ethan Davis

Jessica Judd Davis, ‘00

Caroline Garretson

Cal Garretson, ‘95

Maddox Kimball

Todd Kimball, ‘89

Tristan Loosier

Josh Loosier, ‘01

Wesley Brown, ‘01

Chris Bryant, ‘94

Ross Eaton, ‘98

Tattnall Legacies : Seniors of Alumni

Jackson Malcom

Stephanie Lumley Malcom, ‘96

Stephanie Ross McGehee, ‘90

Graison McGehee

Frank McGehee, ‘86

Makayla Malone

John Hulett, ‘90

Carolyn Smothers Stuart, ‘95

William Stuart

Barry Stuart, ‘95

Carson Scott

Shawn Scott, ‘90

Natalie Padgett Thames, ‘97

Griffin Thames

Geoff Thames, ‘97

Aiden Smith

Michael Smith, ‘91

Lauren Burdge Thomas, ‘00

Abbie Thomas

Zach Thomas, ‘97

Tristan Turner

Mitchell Turner, ‘03

ONCE A TROJAN, ALWAYS A TROJAN! Reed Thompson

Greer Crisp Thompson, ‘96

College Destinations

College Destinations

WHEREVER YOU GO WITH THE LORD’S GUIDANCE YOU WON’T FAIL, AND YOU’LL ALWAYS BE HOME WHEN YOU PULL UP TROJAN TRAIL.

Class of 2025

Drew Bacchus (K4) Sawyer Bartholomew (K4) Ashton Bennett (K5) Marykatherine Brake (K4) Tucker Brown (K4) Carson Burnett (K4)

Boone Fyke (K4) Sophia Hutchinson (K4) Carson Scott (K4) William Stuart (K5) Griffin Thames (K5) Cameryn Winget (K4)