CCHS Seniors showcased on Senior Awards Night

LAFOLLETTE, TN (WLAF) – The La Follette Church of God served as the venue for the second-straight year hosting the Campbell County High School Senior Awards Ceremony. You can watch the ceremony here over WLAF on demand.

Here is the night’s program:

CHORUS will start singing at 6:00 P.M., which will signal the beginning of the program.  When they finish…

BEN WELCOMES SENIORS, FAMILY, and FRIENDS to Senior Awards Night,
starting with:

This first group of students is ranked as the Top 10 in the Campbell County High School Class of 2021:

 (KATHERINE AYERS WILL GIVE GOLD HONOR CORD TO EACH STUDENT):

1. Megan Asher
2. Jonah Brassfield
3. Taylor Dabney
4. Joe Howard
5. Thomas Johnson
6. Aydan Massengill
7. Hannah McKamey
8. Caitlin Perkins
9. Drake Pyle
10. Katlyn Sharp

This next group of students will graduate from Campbell County High School, and from Roane State Community College, already having earned an Associate’s Degree. We are pleased to have Mrs. Tracy Powers from Roane State Community College present these honor cords to these exemplary seniors:

1. Austin Ayers
2. Nolan Lees
3. Gabriel Mason
4. Logan Partin
5. Emily Sharp

Jamie Wheeler, Principal, will present the award for Perfect Attendance. 

Austin Ayers (4 years)

Nathanael Baird (4 years)

Ryver Browning (4 years)

Aliyah England (4 years)

Joseph Gilbert (4 years)

Ryleigh Hatmaker

Hannah McKamey (4 years)

Leah Miller (4 years)

Tyler Morris (4 years)

Brooke Penny (4 years)

Caitlin Schneider (4 years)

KIRSTEN CAMPBELL:  13 YEARS!

BEN WILL SAY:

All seniors were eligible to apply for the Tennessee Promise Scholarship, a last-dollar scholarship which will pay for two years of tuition at any community college in Tennessee.  This is the twelfth year that this scholarship has been available to Campbell County students.  I am happy to announce that 250 seniors remain eligible for Tennessee Promise.  If you are a Tennessee Promise scholarship recipient, please stand and accept our congratulations.

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

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

At this time, we would like to present honor cords to these outstanding students:

 (KATHERINE and JOSH WILL PASS OUT HONOR CORDS AS STUDENTS ARE CALLED TO THE STAGE):

1. Megan Asher, with distinction
2. Austin Ayers, with honors and distinction
3. Jessica Bailey, with distinction
4. Elisa Baird, with distinction
5. Karley Bowlin, with distinction
6. Jonah Brassfield, with honors and distinction
7. Mattie Brown, with distinction
8. Ryver Browning, with honors and distinction
9. Abbi Burns, with distinction
10. Olivia Butler, with distinction
11. Dalton Coker, with honors
12. Bethany Collett, with distinction
13. Hunter Collins, with distinction
14. Taylor Dabney, with distinction
15. Victoria Daugherty, with distinction
16. Kayla Davis, with distinction
17. Jimmy Douglas, with distinction
18. William Emert, with honors
19. Kloe Evans, with distinction
20. Gianna Hernandez, with distinction
21. Storm Hoskins, with distinction
22. Joe Howard, with distinction
23. Kaitlyn Ivey, with distinction
24. Thomas Johnson, with distinction
25. Haleigh King, with distinction
26. Dalton Kohlmeyer, with distinction
27. Rainey Laxton, with distinction
28. Nolan Lees, with distinction
29. Austin Lusk, with distinction
30. Jerry Martin, with distinction
31. Gabriel Mason, with distinction
32. Ayden Massengill, with distinction
33. Hannah McKamey, with distinction
34. Kylie Morrison, with distinction
35. Keely Nelson, with distinction
36. Logan Partin, with distinction
37. Caitlin Perkins, with distinction
38. Mackenzie Potts, with honors
39. Drake Pyle, with honors
40. Micah Reynolds, with distinction
41. Chase Richardson, with distinction
42. Michael Riley, with distinction
43. Logan Ross, with distinction
44. Brenna Rutherford, with distinction
45. Carter Rutherford, with distinction
46. Mason Rutherford, with distinction
47. Emily Sharp, with distinction
48. Katlyn Sharp, with distinction
49. Tara Snyder, with distinction
50. Olivia Sparks, with distinction
51. Olivia Stooksbury, with distinction
52. Jaden Tackett, with distinction
53. Rachel Taylor, with distinction
54. Ryan Terry, with distinction
55. Alyssa Tipton, with distinction
56. Elena Tran, with honors
57. Parker Troutman, with distinction
58. Jacey Wallace, with distinction
59. Carly Walp, with distinction
60. Madison White, with distinction
61. Allison Wilhoit, with distinction
62. Emma Wilhoit, with distinction
63. Amelia Wilson, with distinction
64. Isabella Young, with distinction
65. Skyler Zupancic, with distinction

BEN will continue:  The following students have taken a rigorous course of study, and completed a minimum of 80 hours of community service.  Therefore, they have qualified to be recognized as a Tennessee Scholar.  They will receive a medallion to wear at graduation, and have a special seal placed on their diploma (Katherine will give each student a medallion on a red, white, and blue ribbon as Josh makes his way back up to the stage):

1. Jonah Brassfield
2. Thomas Johnson
3. Hannah McKamey
4. Emily Mitchell
5. Michael Riley
6. Katlyn Sharp
7. Parker Troutman

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

B-1 Suicide Awareness and Prevention Group	Purple, green, and teal honor cord
Beta Club	Gold stole
Band	Light blue honor cord
Chorus	Pink honor cord
Certified Nursing Assistants	Royal blue, silver, and white honor cord
Ensemble	Black and pink stoles
Christian Learning Center	Purple and gold honor cord
FBLA	Blue and gold stole
HOSA	White stole
Key Club	Dark Blue and Gold Stoles
Skills USA	Red and white honor cord
Student Council	Royal blue cords with orange stoles for officers
Talent Search	Orange, blue, and green honor cord
National Society of High School Scholars	Blue and Gold honor cord
Yearbook Members	Purple Cord

*JOSH WILL CONTINUEby recognizing the National Beta Club Officers (Taylor Massengill, President and Michael Riley, Vice-President).

BEN:

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

Micah and Kyla Reynolds will present the Cindi Ann Rogers Memorial Scholarship (Michael Riley – $1,000).

Rebecca Claiborne Troutman will present the Rusty Claiborne Memorial Scholarship (Kaitlyn Ivey- $1,000).

Laura Byrge will present the First Volunteer Bank Scholarship (Micah Reynolds – $500).

Chancellor Elizabeth Asbury will present The Judge Lee Asbury Memorial Scholarship (Taylor Roderick – $500).

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

David Hickman will present the Peoples Bank Scholarship (Logan Ross – $500).

Tracy Lobertini will present the Bill Cox/Alco Builders and Realty Scholarship (Brooke Penny – $500).

Logan Hickman will present the CCHS Relief Fund/Nolan Baird Memorial Scholarship (Drake Pyle- $1,500.  Logan will then introduce Jo Bruce, who will present the CCHS Relief Fund/Ken Bruce Memorial Scholarships (Austin Ayers – $1,500 and Elena Tran – $1,500). 

Jennifer Selm will present the Deerfield Firecracker 5K Scholarship (Ryan Terry – $2,500).

Nancy Green, President of the South Campbell County Rotary Club, will present the Rotary Club Scholarships (Ryan Terry – $1,000 and Logan Ross – $1,000).

Noah Smith will present the Myrtle W. Foster Memorial Scholarship (Emily Mitchell – $1,000). He will also present the Noah Smith Scholarship (Michael Riley – $1,000).  Noah will also recognize our two Eagle Scouts (William Emert and Eric Matthias).

Rayma Daugherty will present the United Cumberland Bank Scholarship (Katlyn Sharp – $500).

Joey St. John will present the Howard St. John Memorial Scholarships (Caitlin Perkins – $1,000 and Parker Troutman – $1,000).

Debbie Petree from the Tennessee Technology Center at Jacksboro will present special awards to TCAT dual enrollment students.

Auto: Colton Allen, Charles Clark, Jerry Martin

Building Construction:  Ethan Deel

Cosmetology:  Jessica Bailey, Lauren Bowman, Lindsey Newberry, Brenna Rutherford

Computer Information Tech:  Zack Reynolds

Welding:  Haleigh King, Austin Lusk, Matthew McGhee, Tyler Puckett

Machine Tool Tech:  Storm Hoskins, David Johnson, Chase Richardson, Nathan VanEtten

Nursing:  Autumn Anderson, Bethany Shyanne Daugherty, Kamayshera Hollowell, Serenity Nelson, Logan Ross, Alyssa Tipton

Pharmacy Tech:  Abbi Burns, Kayla Davis, Tara Snyder, Jacey Wallace, Madison White, Amelia Wilson

Power Sports Technology:  Isaiah Brummitt, Jimmy Douglas, Nicholas Penny, Wyatt Sharp

Tracy Powers will present the Roane State Community College Bank of America Books and Materials Scholarship (William Emert – $1,000 and Rachel Taylor – $1,000).  She will also present Roane State’s Tennessee Scholars Scholarship (Hannah McKamey – $500).

Jamie Wheeler will present the Louis Henry and Beatrice Sturm Memorial Scholarship at the University of Tennessee (Parker Troutman – $2,000).   She will also present the Joy of Manufacturing/STEM Scholarships (Jonah Brassfield – $1,000; Joe Howard – $1,000; Kaitlyn Ivey – $1,000; Dalton Kohlmeyer – $1,000; Haley Overbay – $1,000; Brooke Penny – $1,000; Drake Pyle – $1,000; Logan Ross – $1,000; Ryan Terry – $1,000; Elena Tran – $1,000).  Jamie will also present the Business and Professional Women’s Scholarship (Logan Ross – $500).

Josh Parker will present the Charles E. McNeeley Memorial Scholarships: (Cassie Franklin -$500; Kaitlyn Ivey – $500; Dalton Kohlmeyer – $500; Micah Reynolds – $500; Parker Troutman – $500).  He will also present the R.L. Woodson Memorial Scholarship (Austin Ayers- $1,000).  Josh will also present the Gretchen Wells Memorial Scholarship (Emily Mitchell – $1,500).

Katherine Ayers will present the Ann Higginbotham Memorial Scholarship (Jaycie Ford- $500). She will also present the Beta Phi Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma Future Educator Scholarship (Katlyn Sharp – $500).   Katherine will also present the Trinity Henegar Memorial Scholarship (Austin Ayers – $500 and Seth Green – $500) and then introduce↓

Lieutenant Colonel Justin Howe, from The ROTC Program at The University of Tennessee at Knoxville, will present a special award to Austin Ayers.

Jamie Wheeler will present the Campbell County Education Association Scholarship (Katlyn Sharp- $500).  She will also present the Martin-Wilson Funeral Home Scholarship (Jonah Brassfield – $250; Taylor Dabney – $250; Emily Mitchell – $250; Michael Riley – $250; Emily Sharp – $250; Parker Troutman – $250; Allison Wilhoit – $250). She will also present the Cross-Smith Funeral Home Scholarships (Shelby Bargy- $500; Taylor Dabney – $500; Hannah McKamey – $500; and Caitlin Perkins – $500).

Josh Parker will present the A.W. and Wilma Sharp Scholarship (Megan Asher – $500; Cassie Franklin – $500; Emily Sharp – $500; and Katlyn Sharp -$500).  He will also present the Dom Zupancic Memorial Scholarship (Dalton King – $500).

Katherine Ayers will present the Brent Ellison Memorial Scholarships (Dylan Dople – $1,000 and Olivia Sparks – $1,000) and the East Tennessee Foundation’s Dorsey and Betty King Memorial Scholarship for a future business or nursing major (Emily Sharp – $1,600).

Kay Stoppelbein of the Emory Road Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution is here to present the DAR Good Citizen Award (Hunter Collins).

Gunnery Sergeant Joseph T.Long of the United States Marine Corps, is here to present some awards (Distinguished Athlete Awards:  Megan Asher and Parker Troutman; Scholastic Excellence Award:  Joe Howard; Semper Fidelis Award for Musical Excellence:  Robert Hadwin).

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

BEN WILL ANNOUNCE SCHOLARSHIPS while Katherine and Josh will hand out certificates:

1. Megan Asher
2. The Beacon Scholarship at The University of Tennessee, Knoxville worth $5,000 per year for a total of $20,000
3. Austin Ayers
4. The Volunteer Scholarship worth $3,000 per year at The University of Tennessee, Knoxville for a total of $12,000
5. The Chancellor’s Scholarship worth $5,000 per year at The University of Tennessee, Chattanooga for a total of $20,000
6. The Presidential Scholarship worth $11,000 per year at Lincoln Memorial University for a total of $44,000
7. Elisa Baird
8. The Railsplitter Scholarship, worth $7,000 per year at Lincoln Memorial University, for a total of $28,000
9. Shelby Bargy
10. The Founders Scholarship, worth $9,000 per year at Lincoln Memorial University for a total of $36,000
11. Mariah Bates
12. The Railsplitter Scholarship, worth $7,000 per year at Lincoln Memorial University, for a total of $28,000
13. Elijah Bennett
14. The Railsplitter Scholarship, worth $7,000 per year at Lincoln Memorial University, for a total of $28,000
15. Megan Boshears
16. The Railsplitter Scholarship, worth $7,000 per year at Lincoln Memorial University, for a total of $28,000
17. Mattie Brown
18. The Pledge Scholarship at The University of Tennessee, Knoxville, worth $14,000 per year for a total of $56,000
19. Samantha Brown
20. Merit Scholarship at Carson-Newman University worth $10,000 per year, for a total of $40,000
21. Merit Scholarship at Tusculum University worth $10,000 per year, for a total of $40,000
22. The Founders Scholarship, worth $9,000 per year at Lincoln Memorial University, for a total of $36,000
23. Ryver Browning
24. The Presidential Scholarship worth $11,000 per year at Lincoln Memorial University, for a total of $44,000
25. Brianna Campbell
26. The Railsplitter Scholarship, worth $7,000 per year at Lincoln Memorial University, for a total of $28,000
27. Emily Campbell
28. The Lincoln’s Choice Scholarship, worth  $4,000 per year at Lincoln Memorial University, for a total of $16,000
29. Madison Campbell
30. The Railsplitter Scholarship, worth $7,000 per year at Lincoln Memorial University, for a total of $28,000
31. The Achieve Scholarship, worth $1,000 per year at The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, for a total of $4,000
32. Merit Scholarship worth $10,000 at Carson-Newman University for a total of $40,000
33. Kirsten Campbell
34. The Provost Scholarship, worth $10,000 per year at Lincoln Memorial University, for a total of $40,000
35. Bethany Collett
36. Academic Scholarship at The University of Tennessee, Knoxville worth $7,000 per year for a total of $28,000
37. Merit Scholarship at Carson-Newman University, worth $12,000 per year for a total of $48,000
38. Academic Scholarship to Union University, worth $16,000 per year for a total of $64,000
39. Jenna Courtney
40. The Lincoln’s Choice Scholarship, worth $4,000 per year for a total of $16,000
41. Hailey Eirman-McCoy
42. The Lincoln’s Choice Scholarship, worth $4,000 per year at Lincoln Memorial University, for a total of $16,000
43. Heather Fugate
44. The Railsplitter Scholarship, worth $7,000 per year at Lincoln Memorial University, for a total of $28,000
45. Autumn Hamilton
46. The Railsplitter Scholarship, worth $7,000 per year at Lincoln Memorial University, for a total of $28,000
47. Joe Howard
48. Mocs Scholarship at The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, worth $3,000 per year for a total of $12,000
49. Faculty Scholarship at East Tennessee State University, worth $1,000 per year to for a total of $4,000
50. Kaitlyn Ivey
51. Pledge Scholarship at The University of Tennessee, Knoxville, worth $14,000 for a total of $56,000
52. The Provost Scholarship, worth $10,000 at Lincoln Memorial University, for a total of $40,000
53. Thomas Johnson
54. Academic Scholarship to Marshall University worth $7,000 per year for a total of $28,000
55. Appalachian Leaders Scholarship, covering the cost of tuition at Alice Lloyd College
56. Excellence Scholarship, worth $1,000 at The University of Tennessee, Martin, for a total of $4,000
57. The Provost Scholarship, worth $10,000 per year at Lincoln Memorial University, for a total of $40,000
58. Scots Scholarship at Maryville College, worth $19,000 per year for a total of $76,000
59. Joshua Kingsley
60. Presidential Scholarship, worth $2,250 at The University of the Cumberlands, for a total of $9,000
61. Nolan Lees
62. Paul J. Scutt Memorial Scholarship worth $10,000 at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville
63. Jennifer Minor
64. Merit Scholarship worth $6,000 per year at Carson-Newman University for a total of $24,000
65. Keely Nelson
66. Mocs Scholarship worth $3,000 per year at The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, for a total of $12,000
67. Haley Overbay
68. Mocs Scholarship at The University of Tennessee, Chattanooga, worth $3,000 per year for a total of $12,000
69. Faculty Scholarship at East Tennessee State University, worth $2,000 per year at for a total of $8,000
70. The Provost Scholarship, worth $10,000 per year at Lincoln Memorial University, for a total of $40,000
71. Logan Partin
72. The Provost Scholarship, worth $10,000 per year and the Academic Excellence Scholarship at Lincoln Memorial University, for a total of $40,000
73. The Bonner Scholarship at Carson-Newman University
74. Mackenzie Potts
75. The Provost Scholarship, worth $10,000 per year at Lincoln Memorial University, for a total of $40,000
76. Drake Pyle
77. The Golden Opportunity Grant worth $3,000 per year and the Vice-President’s Residential Life Grant for $1,000 per year for a total of $16,000 at Tennessee Tech University
78. Micah Reynolds
79. The Railsplitter Scholarship, worth $7,000 per year at Lincoln Memorial University, for a total of $28,000
80. Michael Riley
81. Pledge Scholarship worth $7,000 per year; Beacon Scholarship worth $5,000 per year; and the Volunteer Impact Academy Award worth $2,000 per year) for a total of $56,000 at The University of Tennessee, Knoxville
82. Logan Ross
83. The Provost Scholarship worth $4,000 per year at The University of Tennessee, Chattanooga for a total of $16,000
84. The Provost Scholarship, worth $10,000 per year at Lincoln Memorial University, for a total of $40,000
85. Brenna Rutherford
86. The Founders Scholarship, worth $9,000 per year at Lincoln Memorial University, for a total of $36,000
87. Carter Rutherford
88. Inspire Scholarship worth $4,070 per year at East Tennessee State University, for a total of $16,280
89. Kathryn P. Jones Scholarship worth $250 at East Tennessee State University, for a total of $1,000
90. Emily Sharp
91. Provost Scholarship worth $10,000 at Lincoln Memorial University, for a total of $40,000
92. Legacy Scholarship worth $1,000 at Lincoln Memorial University, for a total of $4,000
93. Lincoln Grant worth $4,891 at Lincoln Memorial University, for a total of $19,564
94. The Presidential Scholarship worth $14,000 at Carson-Newman University, for a total of $56,000
95. The Carson-Newman Grant for $1,800 per year for a total of $7,200
96. The Faculty Scholarship worth $2,000 per year for a total of $8,000 at East Tennessee State University
97. Katlyn Sharp
98. The Tuition Promise Scholarship at Berea College, which completely covers the cost of tuition for four years
99. Jaden Tackett
100. Athletic Scholarship worth $13,000 per year at Milligan College, for a total of $52,000
101. Academic Scholarship worth $8,000 per year at Milligan College, for a total of $32,000
102. Faculty Scholarship worth $2,000 at East Tennessee State University, for a total of $8,000
103. Academic Scholarship worth $1,500 at Tennessee Tech University, for a total of

$6,000

• Golden Opportunity Grant worth $3,000 at Tennessee Tech University for a total of $12,000
• Sara Tackett
• Academic Scholarship worth $8,000 at Carson-Newman University, for a total of $32,000
• Rachel Taylor
• The Provost Scholarship, worth $10,000 at Lincoln Memorial University, for a total of $40,000
• Alyssa Tipton
• The Founders Scholarship, worth $9,000 per year at Lincoln Memorial University, for a total of $36,000
• Elena Tran
• The Provost Scholarship, worth $10,000 at Lincoln Memorial University, for a total of $40,000
• Parker Troutman
• The Founders Scholarship, worth $9,000 per year at Lincoln Memorial University, for a total of $36,000
• Carly Walp
• The Founders Scholarship, worth $9,000 per year at Lincoln Memorial University, for a total of $36,000
• Madison White
• Provost Scholarship worth $10,000 per year and Lincoln Grant worth $9,000 per year at Lincoln Memorial University, for a total of $76,000
• Trista White
• Presidential Scholarship worth $2,500 per year at The University of the Cumberlands, for a total of $10,000
• Music Scholarship worth $1,000 per year at The University of The Cumberlands, for a total of $4,000
• Music Scholarship worth $1,000 per year at The American Music and Dramatic Academy, for a total of $4,000
• Emma Wilhoit
• The Founders Scholarship, worth $9,000 per year at Lincoln Memorial University, for a total of $36,000
• Isabella Young
• Tennessee Valley Mine Supply Scholarship worth $1,000 to be used towards her tuition at Middle Tennessee State University
  
  

Katherine Ayers will present the ADVANCED PLACEMENT AWARDS:  The following students completed Advanced Placement courses and scored a 3 or higher on the following AP Exams.  Several have recently taken even more AP Exams and are waiting for results this summer.

Student	Courses
Ryver Browning	AP Language and AP US History
Olivia Butler	AP Language and AP US History
Kylie Morrison	AP Language and AP US History
Logan Ross	AP Language
Tyler Tackett	AP Language
Taylor Roderick	AP US History

BEN will announce the top students in each subject area.

TOP STUDENTS IN SUBJECT AREAS

These students have been selected by their teachers as the top student or students in the named subject area (each student will receive a medallion). 

Advanced Placement English Composition:  Ryver Browning

Advanced Placement US History:  Taylor Roderick

Advanced Placement Calculus:  Elena Tran

English IV:  Chloe Callahan

Pre-Calculus:  Ryver Browning and Zachary Parker

Bridge Math SAILS:  Bethany Gibson

Bridge Math:  Abbi Burns

Anatomy & Physiology:  Ryver Browning

Chemistry:  Rachel Taylor and Elena Tran

US History:  Nathanael Baird

Economics:  Jenna Courtney

US Government:  Nathan VanEtten

Personal Finance:  Brooke Penny

GAP:  James Garner

Band:  Logan Gresham and Robert Hadwin

Chorus:  Dalton Coker and Trista White

Theatre Arts III:  Gwen Triche
Theatre Arts IV:  Kiley Carroll

Spanish:  Emily Sharp, Chloe Callahan, and Gianna Hernandez

Cosmetology:  Brittany Marlow and Lindsey “Blu” Newberry

Criminal Justice:  Connor Wilson

Culinary Arts:  Eric Matthias and Lauren Powell

Engineering/STEM:  David Johnson

Horticulture Science:  Samantha Brown

Informational Technology:  (and Co-editors of the Yearbook) Bethany Gibson and Nathanael Baird

Office Management:  The following students received their Microsoft Specialist Certifications at TCAT:

• Robert Hadwin
• Alexis Kirby
• Tyler Morris
• Zachary Parker
• Chase Richardson
• Ally Ridenour
• Makayla Sharp
• Alexis Smith
• Rachel Taylor

We’d also like to recognize Nathanael Baird for scoring a PERFECT SCORE on his Microsoft Office Word Specialist Exam

Residential and Commercial Construction:  Terry Irwin

Veterinary and Animal Sciences:  Zack Reynolds

Welding:  Victoria Daugherty, Christian Goodwin, Haleigh King, Austin Lusk, and Tyler Puckett

CLOSING REMARKS AND DISMISSAL BY BEN

• Hope to see everyone at graduation on Monday, May 24! (WLAF NEWS PUBLISHED – 05/12/2021-6AM-PHOTOS COURTESY OF WLAF’S MATTHEW MOORE)