Honors 2016

Honors 2016

I N D E X : Head of Class........................................................................... E2 Owensboro High School................................................... E3, E10 Daviess County High School.............................................E4, E10 Apollo High School.................................................................. E5 Owensboro Catholic High School............................................ E6 Christ Chapel Academy........................................................... E6 Ohio County High School......................................................... E7 Hancock County High School.............................................. E7, E9 McLean County High School.................................................... E8 Heritage Park High School....................................................... E8

Muhlenberg County High School............................................. E9 Wendell H. Ford Academic All-Stars....................................F1-F2 Wendell H. Ford Academic All-Stars Nominees.................. F2-F4 Trinity High School.................................................................. F5 Brescia University............................................................. F6, F10 Kentucky Wesleyan College..................................................... F7 Owensboro Community and Technical College................ F8-F10 University of Louisville - Owensboro School of Nursing.........F10 WKU - Owensboro..................................................................F10

E2 HONORS MESSENGER-INQUIRER, Saturday, June 18, 2016

Head

Class

of the

Daviess County High School

Apollo High School

Apollo High School

HONOR GRADUATE

HONOR GRADUATE

HONOR GRADUATE

Christopher Evan Clark

Timothy Skylar Leonard

Kelsey Elizabeth-Ann Postiglione

Parents: Chris and Lisa Clark of Utica College: University of Louisville Major: Spanish/McConnell Scholar Program

Parents: Danielle and James Ellis and Timothy Drury, both of Owensboro College: Owensboro Community & Technical College Major: Diesel mechanics program

Owensboro High School

Parents: Michael and Rhonda Postiglione of Owensboro College: Brescia University Major: Elementary education and Spanish

Owensboro Catholic Owensboro Catholic High School High School

HONOR GRADUATE

VALEDICTORIAN

SALUTATORIAN

Joshua Mangaya

Matthew Ryan Caldwell

Lucy Michael Kurtz

Parent: June Mangaya of Owensboro College: Kentucky Wesleyan College Major: Accounting

Parents: Michael and Cynthia Caldwell of Owensboro College: Xavier University Major: Exploratory

Parents: John and Christine Kurtz of Owensboro College: Speed School at the University of Louisville Major: Bioengineering

McLean County High School

Christ Chapel Academy

Hancock County High School

VALEDICTORIAN

SALUTATORIAN

VALEDICTORIAN

VALEDICTORIAN

SALUTATORIAN

Brianna Ward

Cable Keith Wilson

Mya Alexis Rowan

Sydney Paige Young.

Lexie Danielle LaMar

Parents: Herman and Nancy Ward of Owensboro College: Morehead State University Major: Neuroscience

Parents: Brian and Christy Wilson of Calhoun College: Western Kentucky University Major: Finance

Parents: Brandy Watkins of Owensboro and the late Kenny Rowan Jr. College: Western Kentucky University Major: Literature with a minor in music.

Parents: Eric and Emillie Young of Hawesville College: Morehead State University Major: International studies with a minor in a foreign language

Parents: Scott and Susan LaMar of Lewisport College: Transylvania University Major: Biology

Muhlenberg County High School

Ohio County High School

VALEDICTORIAN

SALUTATORIAN

CO-VALEDICTORIAN

CO-VALEDICTORIAN

SALUTATORIAN

Chandler Johnson

Jordan Blain Hancock

Natalie Mercer

Dimond Shelton

Kenton Desmond

Parents: Byron and Angie Johnson of Central City College: University of Kentucky Major: Biochemistry

Parents: Jerry and Patricia Hancock of Greenville College: Transylvania University Major: Political science/ philosophy/economics

Parents: Campbell and Julie Mercer of Beaver Dam College: Kentucky Wesleyan College Major: Biology

Parents: William and Kathy Shelton of Cromwell College: Western Kentucky University Major: Biology in the Honors College

Parents: Kenneth and Annie Desmond of Hartford College: University of Kentucky Major: Mechanical engineering

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HONORS E3

Owensboro High School

Photo by Greg Eans, Messenger-Inquirer.com/geans@messenger-inquirer.com

Alyssa Waugh, left, helps Ashlea Polston adjust her cap while the two prepare for Owensboro High School graduation on Friday, May 20, at the Owensboro Sportscenter.

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he commencement ceremony for Owensboro High School’s class of 2016 took place at 7 p.m. May 20 in the Owensboro Sportscenter. Seniors were recognized for outstanding achievement for the 2015-16 academic school year May 5 in the OHS auditorium.

unique distinction of graduating with a college associate degree and a high school diploma simultaneously. The first OHS student to ever to graduate from OHS and earn an Associate Degree at the same time is Gabrielle Marie Epperson.

Career Ready – William Alex Blakeley, Jesse Boyle, Hugh Brooks, Austin Brown, Bethany AWARDS: Brown, Sierra Brumley, Noah Summa Cum Laude – Anna Calloway, Lionel Carbon, Shelby Caroline Brake, Sarah Hale, Chambers, Ryan Clancy, Jamison Shanna Jenee Hardin, Delaney Hayden, Mary Kate Lanz, Caroline Clouse, Taylor Donovan, Dakota Edgell, Gabby Epperson, Seth Lashbrook, Joshua Mangaya, Gonzalez, Adair Henderson, Kanyon Tapp.

Mandi Hickerson, David Hillard, Magna Cum Laude – Jacob Ben Jiang, Triston Kelley, Jasmine Anderson, Camille Armstrong, King, Driana Linares, William Christopher Bartimus, Matthew Litsey, Skylar Lovett, James Bartimus, Sophia Blair, Hugh Alex Luallen, Joshua Mangaya, Brooks, Mary Maude Davis, Noah McGovern, Bryce McLain, Gabrielle Epperson, Madeline Joseph Phillips, Dallas Renfrow, Flaherty, Sydney Fulkerson, Evan Richardson, Nicolette Riley, Mallory Galloway, Lauren Heath, Steven Robinson, Franklin Rocha, Maya Holcomb, Alexandra Kerrick Ross, Richard Spears, Jackson, Yuan Bin “Ben” Jiang, Jessica Statts, Shawn Statts, Dan Marigny, William Mayes Abby Stevenson, Quadri Tinsley, McFarland, Erin Rouse, Jaron Charles Walker, Lucas Williams, Scoggins, William Shelton, Cory Storm, Cole Tapp, Emily Wheeler, Sierra Winstead.

College and Career Ready Andromeda Whitsell, Georganna – William Blakeley, Hugh York.

Brooks, Austin Brown, Bethany Cum Laude – Luke Board, Brown, Sierra Brumley, Lionel Christian Briones, Austin Brown, Carbon, Shelby Chambers, Ryan Ryan Clancy, Brian Cooper, Clancy, Jamison Clouse, Taylor Joslyn Cowherd, Autrianna Donovan, Dakota Edgell, Gabrielle Cozee, Adrianna Dean, Matthew Epperson, Adair Henderson, Eaggleston, Tyler Fielden, David Hillard, Yuan Bin “Ben” Cortney Fitzgerald, William Jiang, Jasmine King, Driana Hemingway, Adair Henderson, Linares, William Litsey, Skylar Amber Howard, Kyla Isbell, Lovett, James Luallen, Jacob Jacob Kimmell, Nakalah Kinison, Lyons, Joshua Mangaya, Noah Murphy Riney, Ashley Simpson, McGovern, Evan Richardson, Laura Kate Skaggs, Shawn Statts, Steven Robinson, Kerrick Ross, Camille Tinsley, Felicia Velotta, Jessica Statts, Shawn Statts, Abby Julian Vickers, Lucas Williams.

Stevenson, Charles Walker, Lucas Bluegrass Global Scholars Wiliams, Sierra Winstead.

– The Bluegrass Global Scholars President’s Excellence Program is designed to offer a Award – Jacob Anderson, credential intended to confer Camille Armstrong, Kari Avery, a higher standard of global Jahlil Barrett, Katelyn Barrows, competencies on those who Christopher Bartimus, Matthew receive it. The goal is to create Bartimus, John Benton, Sophia an experience for students Blair, William Blakeley, Luke representing a world-class Board, Zakery Bowlds, Jesse standard of education. The Boyle, Anna Brake, Christian Bluegrass Global Scholars Briones, Hugh Brooks, Austin Program aims to develop interBrown, Madaline Brown, Alonzo nationally-minded people who become active, compassionate and Carbon, Shelby Chambers, Ryan Clancy, Hayden Clark, lifelong learners who understand Jamison Clouse, Matthew Cook, that other people, with their Brian Cooper, Joslyn Cowherd, differences, can enrich and Autriauna Cozee, Cody Cravens, enhance our lives and our world.

The following are recipients: Anna Devontrae Crowe, Salvador Cruz, Mary Davis, Adrianna Dean, Aylin Caroline Brake, Taylor Elizabeth Dominguez Gonzalez, Taylor Donovan, Breanna Leigh Hagan, Donovan, Matthew Eaggleston, Sarah Elizabeth Hale, Shanna Gabrielle Epperson, Courtney Jenee Hardin, William Thomas Evans, Tyler Fielden, Cortney Hemingway, Maya Kristianna Fitzgerald, Madeline Flaherty, Holcomb, Mary Kate Lanz, Erin Sydney Fulkerson, Mallory Katherine Rouse.

Galloway, Alexandra Gunter, Sarah Early College Academy Hale, Shanna Hardin, Delaney – The Early College Academy Hayden, Molly Head, Lauren is a program that provides an opportunity for students to engage Heath, William Hemingway, Adair Henderson, David Hillard, in challenging experiences Maya Holcomb, Caleb Houtchen, that enhance their readiness Amber Howard, Kyla Isbell, for college and careers, while Alexandra Jackson, Anthony maintaining the connection to a James, Yuan Jiang, Trevor Keller, high school experience. Students Madison Kennedy, Jacob Kimmell, in this program can achieve the

Jasmine King, Nakalah Kinison, Mary Lanz, Caroline Lashbrook, Jeremiah Lindsay, William Litsey, Jacob Lyons, Joshua Mangaya, Dan Marigny, William McFarland, Noah McGovern, Darius Parm, Kamryn Pulliam, Evan Richardson, Murphy Riney, Kerrick Ross, Erin Rouse, Emily Ruplinger, Jaron Scoggins, William Shelton, ElAgance Shemwell, Ashley Simpson, Laura Skaggs, Brandon Spriggs, Rachel Stanley, Jessica Statts, Shawn Statts, Cory Storm, Cole Tapp, Kanyon Tapp, Camille Tinsley, Bailey Tucker, Denisse Vasquez, Felicia Velotta, Julian Vickers, Madelyn Voyles, Charles Walker, KiShawn Walker, Jasmine Watkins, Jasmine Wedding Teixeira, Emily Wheeler, Andromeda Whitsell, Lucas Williams, Sierra Winstead, Courtney Wright, Georganna York, Cing Zun.

SCHOLARSHIPS:

John B. and Brownie Young Memorial Scholarship – Jacob Reid Anderson, Camille Qing Armstrong, Christopher James Bartimus, Matthew Swain Bartimus, John Mark Benton, Sophia Marie Blair, Luke Thomas Board, Jesse Wayne Boyle, Anna Caroline Brake, Christian Hilario Briones, Hugh Warner Brooks, Austin Tyler Brown, Madaline Elaine Brown, Shelby Lin Chambers, Ryan Patrick Clancy, Hayden Earl Clark, Jamison Tyler Clouse, Brian Wesley Cooper, Joslyn Pauline Cowherd, Autriauna Miracle Cozee, Cody Ray Cravens, Devontrae Malik Crowe, Mary Maude Mitchell Davis, Adrianna LaChelle Dean, Aylin Christine Dominquez, Matthew Ryan Eaggleston, Gabrielle Marie Epperson, Courtney Elizabeth Evans, Tyler Dewayne Fielden, Cortney Lee Fitzgerald, Madeline Lee Flaherty, Sydney Gail Fulkerson, Mallory Faith Galloway, Sarah Elizabeth Hale, Shanna Jenee Hardin, Delaney Rain Hayden, Molly Beth Head, Lauren Alexandria Heath, William Thomas Hemingway, Adair Da Shay Von Henderson, Maya Kristianna Holcomb, Caleb Michael Houtchen, Amber Marie, Howard, Kyla Noel Isbell, Alexandra Kat Glenn Jackson, Anthony Thomas James,Yuan Bin Jiang, Madison McKay Kennedy, Jacob David Kimmell, Jasmine Nicole King, Nakalah Marie Kinison, Lanz Mary Katherine Lanz, Caroline Logan Lashbrook, Jacob Tyler Lyons, Joshua Mangaya, Dan Bradford Marigny, William Mayes McFarland, Noah Daniel McGovern, Kamryn Lee Pulliam, Richardson Evan Cage Richardson, Murphy Jo Riney, Kerrick Andrew Ross, Erin Katherine Rouse, Emily Ann Ruplinger, Jaron Xana Scoggins, William Kirk Shelton, Simpson Ashley Marie Simpson, Laura Katharine Skaggs, Brandon David Cole Springs, Rachel

Alexis Stanley, Shawn Tristan Statts, Cory Patrick Storm, Cole Lee Tapp, Kanyon Steele Tapp, Camille Danielle Tinsley, Bailey Christine Tucker, Felicia Lyn Velotta, Julian Lee Vickers, Madelyn Paige Voyles, KiShawn DaMaureon Walker, Wheeler Emily Gail Wheeler, Andromeda Olivia Whitsell, Lucas Angus Williams, Sierra LaSha Winstead, Georganna Nichole York.

Jacob Anderson – David L. Rice Scholarship.

Camille Armstrong – Jack Hicks’ Memorial Scholarship, Wendy’s High School Heisman Award, Standard Sales Company Scholarship, Hite Art Institute Scholarship, Flora B. Hornbeck Scholarship.

Kasey Aubrey – Owensboro High School Chorus Appreciation Award.

Dallas Barnett – Neubauer Scholarship.

Jahlil Barrett – Neubauer Scholarship.

Katelyn Barrows – Owensboro High School Youth Service Center Shining Star Award.

Chris Bartimus – Marine’s Distinguished Athlete Award, Principal’s Leadership Award, University of Louisville Trustee’s Scholarship.

Matthew Bartimus – YMCA Youth Leadership Scholarship, Western Kentucky University Academic Scholarship.

Elsa Bautista Hernandez – Owensboro High School Youth Service Center Shining Star Award.

John Benton – Asbury University Scholarship.

Sophia Blair – Owensboro Civitan Club Award, Western Kentucky University Academic Merit Scholarship, Toyota Scholarship.

Luke Board – WKU Academic Merit Scholarship.

Tavian Board – Morehead State University Athletic Scholarship.

Madison Boswell – KWC Academic Scholarship.

Jesse Boyle – OHS Youth Service Award Shining Star Award.

Anna Caroline Brake – Georgetown University Scholarship, DAR Good Citizen Award, Noon Optimist Youth Appreciation Award, ODC Academic All-Star English School Nominee, ODC Academic All-Star Social Studies School Nominee, ODC Academic All-Star Regional Winner in Social Studies, Student Body Distinguished Service Award.

Christian Briones – Semper Fidelis Band Award.

Hugh Brooks – Michael E. Horn Family Foundation Scholarship, Owensboro High School Youth Service Center Shining Star Award.

Austin Brown – Alice Hite Commerce Award.

Moesha Byrd – Jean Williams Distinguished Service Award.

Alexis Cain – Kentucky Sheriff’s Ranch Scholarship.

Noah Calloway – OHS Perseverance Award.

Jazmine Campbell-Brown – KWC Academic Scholarship, Flora B. Hornbeck Scholarship.

Cori Chambers – OHS Youth Service Center Shining Star Award.

Shelby Chambers – JROTC Superior Cadet- Level 4.

Brian Clancy – Dale Poole PE Award.

Todd Clark – GI Bill.

Matthew Cook – OHS Youth Service Center Shining Star Award.

Brian Cooper – David L. Rich Scholarship.

Joslyn Cowherd – Uof L Woodford R. Porter Scholarship, Spanish Academic Award.

Alicea Cox – KWC Band Activity Scholarship, KWC Success Grant.

Autrianna Cozee – Asbury University Presidential Scholarship, Asbury University Basketball Scholarship, Asbury University Impact Grant, United States Marine Corps Distinguished Athlete Award, Steve Hughes Memorial Scholarship.

Cody Cravens – KWC Presidential Scholarship.

Trae Crowe – Cravens Elementary School Alumni Scholarship, Flora B. Hornbeck Scholarship.

Adrianna Dean – WKU Scholarship.

Courtney Evans – Lindsey Wilson College Academic Scholarship, Lindsey Wilson College Volleyball Scholarship, United Methodist Scholarship.

Cortney Fitzgerald – KWC Scholarship.

Sydney Fulkerson – Bellarmine University Academic Scholarship, Tom Kurz Political Science Award.

Mallory Galloway – Johnson University Presidential Scholarship, Carter Tate Divine Scholarship, Athena Scholarship, Independence Bank Scholarship, Flora B. Hornbeck Scholarship.

Ge’kove Gardner – Campbellsville University Athletic Scholarship.

Cory Goldsberry – OHS Youth Service Center Shining Star Award.

VaSaad Greer – Lindsey Wilson College Football Athletic Scholarship, Parent Student Teacher Organization Scholarship, James McNary & Josh Logan Memorial Scholarship.

Alexandra Gunter – Brescia University Merici Scholarship, Neubauer Scholarship.

Breanna Hagan – OHS Youth Service Center Shining Star Award.

Sarah Hale – U.S. Marine Corps Scholastic Excellence Award, Orchestra Director’s Award, Centre College Faculty SEE OWENSBORO/PAGE E10

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Daviess County High School

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Andrew Hayden gets helps from Jordan Lee putting a pin on before the Daviess County High School graduation ceremony at the Owensboro Sportscenter. Daviess County High School graduated 361 students during the ceremony on Friday, May 27, 2016.

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he 2016 Daviess County High School graduation ceremony took place at 6 p.m. May 27 at the Owensboro Sportscenter.

Students also were recognized for outstanding achievements May 10 at Senior Awards Night in the school’s auditorium. The following DCHS students were recipients of awards and scholarships for the 2015-2016 academic school year.

Jude Hagerman, Andrew Hayden, Bailee Heisler, Kate Holtrey, Elizabeth Hurm, Jessica Insko, Britney Johnson, Nicole Johnson, Larann Jones, Hunter Anne Julian, Lauren Laumas, Alexyss Lindsey, Jessica Love, Amanda Matthews, Nolan Mattingly, Jaylen McEwen, Ansley McLellan, Brooke Merkel, Emily Miller, Mackenzie Mills, Mikaela Mills, Abby Montgomery, Lexie Mullen, Megan Payne, Meredith Payne, Madallyn Peveler, SENIOR AWARDS: Angela Phillabaum, Morgan Porter, Honors Diploma recipients: Madison Ralph, Justin Ratliff, Carson Daniel Andersen, Alexyss Haley Rice, Anna Roberts, Thomas Nicole Lindsey, Jonathan Thomas Roth, Katherine Rowe, Maria Barnes, Ansley Lauren McLellan, Salinas, Aaron Sandefur, Shelby Fletcher Nichols Boarman, Sonal Settle, Haley Simon, Kassi Skaufel, Ivan Muthalali, Hayden Thomas Carmon, Reema Chetankumr Patel, Sydney Snyder, Brady Stein, John Stratton, Hannah Tomblinson, Anna Christopher Evan Clark, Madallyn Catherine Volk, Skylar Walden, Jordyn Peveler, Lauren Nicole Cross, Angela Elizabeth Phillabaum, Whittington Wiman, Txomina Young.

Bethanie Rene Durham, Graham Beta Club seniors – Kaitlyn Edward Reynolds, Ashley Morgan Arnold, Megan Brasher, Jenna Filbeck, Katherine Annette Brey, Abigail Chappell, Allison Rowe, Jackson Sean Foster, Chappell, Evan Clark *officer, Maria Alejandra Shamai, Marlena Selena Coalter, Madison Dooley, Josephine Hadden, James Brady Stein, Jude Ryan Hagerman, Skylar Ally Evans, Hannah Farmer, Anusha Gollamudi, Bailee Heisler, Kate Reed Walden, Henry Wade Hall, Holtrey, Elizabeth Hurm, Britney Whittington Carr Wiman, Lauren Johnson, Nicole Johnson, Lauren Reagan Laumas, Txomina Odette Laumas *officer, Lexie Lindsey, Gabrielle Aslog Young, Jenna Ansley McLellan, Emily Miller, Elizabeth Brey, Alisa Ray Evans, Abby Montgomery, Meredith Ryan Martin Freer and Anusha Payne, Angel Phillabaum, Madison Gollamudi.

Ralph, Katherine Rowe, Maria Salinas.

DCHS ACADEMY AWARD Key Club seniors – Jenna Brey, WINNERS FOR CLASS OF 2016: Mikaela Mills, Mackenzie Mills, English – Lauren Laumas.

Sonal Muthalali, Reema Patel, Angel Social studies – Evan Clark.

Phillabaum, Maria Salinas.

Foreign language – U.S. Air Force Outstanding Christopher Kyle McDonald.

Math Student – Ashley Filbeck.

Human wellness – Gage U.S. Air Force Outstanding Crabtree.

Human services – Alisa Evans. Science Student – Braden Johnson.

U.S. Army Reserves Male Business – Mackenzie Mills.

Scholar/Athlete – Andrew Hayden.

Math – Jenna Brey.

U.S. Army Reserves Female Science – Weston Howe.

Scholar/Athlete – Skylar Walden.

Mass communications – U.S. Marine Corps Scholastic Meredith Payne.

Excellence Award – Reema Patel.

Visual arts – Adrian Ambrose.

U.S. Marine Corps Distinguished Performing arts – Sydney Male Athlete – Whit Wiman.

Schroader.

U.S. Marine Corps Industrial and agriculture Distinguished Female Athlete – technology – Hunter Anne Julian.

Shelby Buschkoetter.

NJROTC – Jackson Foster.

Governor’s Scholar Program Echoes Hall of Fame – Evan – Jonathan Barnes, Abigail Clark, Selena Coalter, Ashley Chappell, Evan Clark, Ashley Filbeck, Andrew Hayden, Hunter Filbeck, Henry Wade Hall, Jude Anne Julian, Ansley McLellan, Meredith Payne, Sydney Schroader, Hagerman, Alexyss Lindsey, Ansley McLellan, Whit Wiman.

Maria Shamai, Brady Stein, John Governor’s School for the Stratton, Skylar Walden.

Arts – Abigail Chappell.

National Honor Society Governor’s School for seniors – Carson Andersen, Jed Entrepreneurs – Emma Carmon.

Arend, Katelynn Arnold, Morgan Commonwealth Honors Barnett, Tyler Belcher, Anna Berry, Fletcher Boarman, Megan Brasher, Academy – Hayden Carmon, Meredith Payne, Selena Coalter.

Jenna Brey, Shelby Buschkoetter, Western Kentucky Regional Ben Capps, Abigail Chappell, Blood Center High School Allison Chappell, Gabby Church, Heroes – Cierra Eades, Anna Berry, Evan Clark, Chelsea Clothier, Harrison Spain, Jenna Brey, Acacia Selena Coalter, Brian Cox, Karina Marshall, Anna Catherine Volk, Delgadillo, Madison Dooley, Megan Payne, Darian Yeckering, Brittany Estes, Alisa Evans, Ashley Filbeck, Ryan Freer, Hunter Gaddis, Jennifer Wooten, Cassandra Schluntz, Jude Hagerman.

Kali Goins, Anusha Gollamudi, Larry Hager Award for “Service Kayla Guthrie, Marlena Hadden,

Above Self” – Alexyss Lindsey.

DAR Good Citizen Award – Jackson Foster.

Noon Optimist Outstanding Male – Evan Clark.

Noon Optimist Outstanding Female – Meredith Payne.

American Citizenship Award – Tyler Belcher, Abigail Chappell, Allison Chappell, Hunter Anne Julian, Ansley McLellan, Mikaela Mills, Wesley Sawyer, Sydney Schroader, Brady Stein.

YSC Starfish Awards – Selena Coalter, Erwin Perez, Cole Monanteras, Mateo Francisco, Trevor Nash, Selena Hernandez, Tyler Stephens, Cassandra Schluntz, Thomas Roth, Xavier Hoover, Andrew Hayden, Cody Devine, Brandon McKay.

Church, Adrian Clark, Christopher Clark, Chelsea Clothier, Selena Coalter, Gage Crabtree, Bayley Craig, Lauren Cross, Stewart Currie, Karina Delgadillo, Madison Dooley, Bethanie Durham, Cierra Eades, Anthony Eiras, Brittany Estes, Alisa Evans, Hannah Farmer, Ashley Filbeck, Jackson Foster, Ryan Freer, Hunter Gaddis, Wilber Galvez-Perez, Kali Goins, Anusha Gollamudi, Marlena Hadden, Jude Hagerman, Henry Hall,Andrew Hayden, Bailee Heisler, Tyler Henderson, Jonathon Hidenrite, Katherine Holtrey, Weston Howe, Elizabeth Hurm, Jessica Insko, Braden Johnson, Britney Johnson, Nicole Johnson, Larann Jones, Hunter Julian, Isaac Lambert, Lauren Laumas, Viktoria Lawson, Jordan Lee, Alexyss Lindsey, Jessica Love, Nathaniel Martin, Amanda Matthews, Madison Mattingly, Nolan CAREER AND TECHNICAL Mattingly, Travis Mayes, Madeline EDUCATION AWARDS: Leanne Atherton, Jason Basham, McBride, William McCrady, Christopher McDonald, Jaylen Devon Beard, Hannah Budd, McEwen, Ansley McLellan, Chance Mathis Buskill, Trevor Dale, Keely Meeks, Dustin Melton, Brooke DeArmond, Alisa Evans, Koby Merkel, Emily Miller, Mackenzie Ezell, Whitney Ferguson, Miranda Mills, Mikaela Mills, Abby Greenwell, Henry Hall, David Montgomery, Breanah Morishige, Haynes, Jacob Howard, Braden Alexis Mullen, Sonal Muthalali, Johnson, Gavin Jones, Hunter James Oakley, Lydia Onstott, Julian, Akeel Kalik, Hannah Keller, Reema Patel, Chelsie Payne, Megan Michaela King, Isaac Lambert, Payne, Meredith Payne, Madallyn James Lanham, Lauren Laumas, Peveler, Angela Phillabaum, Morgan Michelle Linan, Roberta Ling, Acacia Marshall, Nathaniel Martin, Porter, Madison Ralph, Kaylee Ranburger, Justin Ratliff, Haley Rice, Chance Meeks, Erica Midnight, Anna Roberts, Chase Robinson, Danielle Mills, Mackenzie Mills, Mikaela Mills, Savanna Mills, Sonal Thomas Roth, Katherine Rowe, Maria Salinas, Aaron Sandefur, Muthalali, Trevor Nash, Ian Nix, Miles Schroader, Shelby Settle, James Oakley, Chase Robinson, Clayton Russelburg, Michael Sapp, Haley Simon, Kassi Skaufel, Sydney Richard Warner, Helena Wilkerson, Snyder, James Stein, Andrew Sterge, Bailee Baker, Hannah Bilbro, Logan John Stratton, Hannah Tomblinson, Anna Volk, Skylar Walden, Nicholas Carman, Christin Embrey, Briar White,Victoria Wilborn, Samuel Fulkerson, Amber Isbill, Kaitlyn Wilkerson, Emma Williams, Lord, Isaac Mattingly, Kendra Whittington Wiman.

Mattingly, William Nash, Olivia Carson Andersen – Centre Payne, Seth Raymer, Ryan Sowders, College Founders Scholarship.

Kenneth Varble, Dylan Fulkerson, Jed Arend – KWC Baseball and Tanner Holbrook, Christopher Trustees Scholarship.

Hook, Thomas Lyons, Matthew D. Katelynn Arnold – Brescia Mattingly, Travis Mayes, William University Trustees Scholarship.

McCrady, Marissa Payne.

Luke Baird – KWC Football SENIORS JOINING THE MILITARY: Scholarship.

Air Force – Jared McEwen; Jonathan Barnes – U of L. Army – James Fenwick, David Speed School for Engineering Jones, Travis Mayes; Marines – Trustees Scholarship.

Eric Boehman, Jackson Foster; Anna Berry – Champion Ford Kentucky National Guard – Mathis Scholarship.

Buskill, Chase Holeman, Samantha Fletcher Boarman – Murray Simon, Jason Basham, Cameron State University Regents Scholarship.

Jones, Selena Hernandez.

Jamison Bowlds – Brescia University Ursuline Scholarship.

SCHOLARSHIPS: Megan Brasher – Flora John B. and Brownie Young Hornbeck Memorial Scholarship.

Scholarship recipients – Carson Jenna Brey – MSU Provost Andersen, Jed Arend, Katelynn Scholarship, Flora Hornbeck Arnold, Leanne Atherton, Gabrielle Memorial Scholarship.

Baker, Jonathan Barnes, Morgan Colton Buck – Independence Barnett, Tyler Belcher, Anna Bank Maurice Reisz Memorial Berry, Fletcher Boarman, Megan Scholarship.

Brasher, Jenna Brey, Taylor Brown, Shelby Buschkoetter – Brescia Colton Buck, Shelby Buschkoetter, University Ursuline Scholarship, Andrew Buskill, Katie Buskill, Volleyball Scholarship.

Mathis Buskill, Benjamin Capps, Andrew Buskill – UK Provost Emma Carmon, Hayden Carmon, Scholarship.

Jared Carr, Nolan Case, Abigail Emma Carmon – UK Lincoln Chappell, Allison Chappell, Mary Trail Area Alum Scholarship,

Michael E. Horn Family Foundation Scholarship, Flora Hornbeck Scholarship, Daviess County Farm Bureau Foundation Daniel L. Turley Scholarship.

Hayden Carmon – UK Provost Scholarship, Michael E. Horn Family Foundation Scholarship, Flora Hornbeck Scholarship.

Jack Carter – KWC Cross Country Scholarship, United Methodist Scholarship.

Nolan Case – MSU Academic Achievement Scholarship, Music Department Scholarship.

Abigail Chappell – WKU Academic Merit Award, Governor’s Scholar Scholarship, Vocal Music Scholarship.

Allison Chappell – Brescia University Trustees Scholarship, Women’s Soccer Scholarship.

Mary Church – USI David L. Rice Merit Scholarship.

Adrian Clark – U of L Cardinal Covenant Scholarship, Flora Hornbeck Memorial Scholarship.

Christopher Evan Clark – U of L McConnell Scholars Program Scholarship, Trustees Scholarship, National Honor Society Scholarship, Joseph B. Adams Spanish Honor Society Scholarship, Noon Optimist District Essay Winner Scholarship, Independence Bank: Daviess County Community Board, Ernie and Martine Davis, and Maurice Reisz Memorial.

Selena Coalter – KWC Friends of KWC Scholarship and O’Bryan-Wright Scholarship, Tom Laswell Scholarship, Flora Hornbeck Memorial Scholarship, Independence Bank Guy Reisz Memorial Scholarship.

Lauren Cross – Georgetown College - Oxford Honors Scholarship, Flora Hornbeck Memorial Scholarship.

Stewart Currie – U of L Baseball Scholarship.

Alexandra Davis – Timothy Adam Fulkerson Scholarship.

Karina Delgadillo – KWC Presidential Scholarship.

Austin Tyler Dobbs – Kentucky Wesleyan College Academic and Cross Country Scholarship.

Madison Dooley – Campbellsville University Academic, Baptist Leadership, Track & Cross Country Scholarship.

Mary Mackenzie Duvall – Whitesville Community Credit Union Scholarship, Taylor Widmer Memorial Scholarship.

Sydney Edmonds – KWC Band and Choir Scholarships, Kavanaugh United Methodist Scholarship, Pyles Teacher Scholarships.

Anthony Eiras – KWC Band, Choir and Trustee Scholarships.

Alisa Evans – MSU Carr Scholarship.

Koby Ezell – Augusta State University, Cross Country Scholarship.

Hannah Farmer – USI David L. Rice Merit Scholarship.

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HONORS E5

Apollo High School

Photo by Matt Lunsford, Messenger-Inquirer.com/mlunsford@messenger-inquirer.com

Edie Jennings holds her cousin, eight month old Kipton Turner, while meeting with family. Apollo High School has their graduation ceremony at the Owensboro Sportscenter on Saturday. 312 seniors walked in the ceremony on Saturday, May 28, 2016.

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World Language Chinese – Jordan Midgette.

Spanish – Makailah Cecil.

Overall World Language – Kelsey Postiglione.

National Honor Society – Andy Blanton, Hannah Blythe, Brady Blythe, Makailah Cecil, Katelyn Head, Trey Kinison, SENIOR AWARDS: Colleen McManus, Carley Apollo Chorus Awards – Mitchell, Kayla Ramos, Rosie Eaton, Jacob Murray, Leah Rullman, Aaron Schell, Jordan Sayles.

Monica Smith, Hannah Taylor, Apollo Fine Arts Award – Zach Wathen.

Leann Tuley.

Sweet Sixteen – Andy Apollo Thespians Blanton, Kristina Canar y, Medallions – Shelby Cole Crume, Tar yn Ferguson, Bertram, Kaelyn Byrne, Katelyn Head, Trey Kinison, Madelyn Dunlop, Brittany Sally Martin, Kelsey Edmonson, Kama Henderson, Mattingly, Colleen McManus, Blake Roby, Leann Tuley, Carley Mitchell, Br yson Maria Velazquez.

Morris, Benjamin Needham, U.S. Marine Scholastic Joshua Owens, Kelsey Award – Sally Martin, Trey Postiglione, Monica Smith, Kinison; U.S. Marines Sempre Hunter Wilson.

Fidelis Award – Andrew 2016 National Merit Shef field; John Whitmer Commended Students – Award – Tar yn Ferguson.

David Adams, Elaine Leslie.

Daughters of American 2016 National Merit Revolution Award – Leah Scholarship Finalists – Rullman.

Lucas Knight, Trey Kinison.

Larr y Hager Award – Principal’s Leadership Kelsey Postiglione.

Award – Sally Martin.

Owensboro Noon Honor Graduate Optimist Award – Sally Nominees – Cole Crume, Martin, Trey Kinison.

Tar yn Ferguson, Trey Owensboro Rotar y Club Kinison, Skylar Leonard, Sally Tom Laswell Award – Sarah Martin, Kelsey Postiglione, Tran.

Aaron Schell, Monica Smith.

Army Reser ve National Scholar Athlete – Tar yn SCHOLARSHIPS: Ferguson, Cole Crume.

David Adams – OCTC Army Reser ve Ultimate STEM Scholarship.

Team Mate Award – Tar yn Cynthia Arnold – Burger Ferguson, Cole Crume.

King Corporation, Owensboro Army National Guard Junior League, University of Awards – Drew Bratcher, Kentucky Presidential.

Holly Hodskins, Courtney Izak Atherton – Diamond Kendall, Zone Kuhn, Michael Lane’s South Allgood Young.

Memorial Scholarship, English Department Kentucky Wesleyan College Awards – Elaine Leslie.

Academic.

Beta Club – Cynthia Madison Baughn – UK Arnold, Andy Blanton, Brady Provost; Michael Blanford – Blythe, Makailah Cecil, Flora Hornbeck Scholarship, Elizabeth Cockrell, Cole Hewitt Young Scholarship, Crume, Connor Dame, Tess Spalding University KYCAD, Elder, Tar yn Ferguson, Spalding University Merit; Ashley Gough, Ryan Gray, Andrew Blanton – AHS Katelyn Head, Cooper Student Council Scholarship, Howard, Trey Kinison, Sally Dale Stewar t Eagle Family Martin, Emily May, Colleen Scholarship, Flora Hornbeck McManus, Carley Mitchell, Scholarship, UK Gatton Alyssa Nichols, Kelsey College of Business, UK Postiglione, Leah Rullman, Provost.

Aaron Schell, Monica Smith, Brady Blythe – KWC Hannah Taylor, Katie Thomas. Academic.

WKRBC Blood Donors Hannah Blythe – KWC – Steven Chaney, Jennifer Brown-Heritage.

Knowles, John Smith.

Legend Boarman – David Math Department Award Latham Scholarship, Flora – Trey Kinison.

Hornbeck Scholarship.

Social Studies Seth Boone – Eastern Department Award – Elaine Kentucky University Regents.

Leslie.

Drew Bratcher – pollo High School celebrated the 2016 commencement ceremony at 11 a.m. May 28 at the Owensboro Sportscenter.

The senior awards were held May 5 in the auditorium at the high school.

Brandon Mullins Memorial Scholarship.

Presley Br yant – Nor thern Kentucky University Excellence.

Wan-ye Cain – KWC Academic.

Kristina Canar y – Flora Hornbeck Scholarship, KWC Academic, KWC Athletic.

Makailah Cecil – Lamber t Cecil Scholarship, Murray State University Regents, MSU Regents Stipend, AHS Spanish Language Scholarship.

Madison Chapman – MSU Academic.

Dylan Clark – KWC Presidential, KWC FBLA, Kentucky Wesleyan College Friends of KWC. Elizabeth Clayton – KWC Grove 17 Academic, KWC Tennis Athletic.

Emma Clements – U of L Trustees.

Elizabeth Cockerell – KWC Brown-Heritage.

Megan Cole – Council for Exceptional Children Scholarship.

Josiah Coleman – KWC Academic, Superintendent Owens Saylor.

Michael Crabtree – UK Provost.

Casey Crowe – NKU Commonwealth Excellence.

Coleman Crume – Flora Hornbeck Scholarship, Owensboro Civitan Club, University of the Cumberlands Academic/ Athletic.

Connor Dame – MSU Provost.

Kaleb Decker – University of Southern Indiana David L. Rice.

Samuel Ebelhar – STEM Scholarship.

Therese Elder – AP Language Scholarship, U of L Trustee.

Lexi Etherton – MSU Academic.

Tar yn Ferguson – ParentTeacher-Student Organization Scholarship.

Emma Kathr yn Fitgerald – USI David L. Rice.

Kaley Fowler – KWC Academic.

Ashley Gough – David Latham Scholarship, Flora Hornbeck Scholarship.

Jada Grubbs – Miss Black Expo Scholarship, Owensboro Career Development.

Katelyn Head – AHS Student Council Scholarship, David Latham Scholarship.

Kama Henderson – Campbellsville University

Academic.

Zachar y Hendrix – OCTC STEM Scholarship.

Chance Horrell – Hanover College Council of Independent Colleges, Hanover College Legacy.

Cooper Howard – MSU Carr.

Hadley Humphrey – Flora Hornbeck Scholarship, University of Kentucky Provost.

Elizabeth Isbell – MSU Provost, MSU Provost Stipend.

William Keller – USI David L. Rice.

Courtney Kendall – WKU Academic Merit, Brandon Mullins Memorial Scholarship.

Trey Kinison – AP Language Scholarship, AHS Student Council Scholarship, Fora Hornbeck Scholarship, Yale University Academic.

Lucas Knight – WKU Gatton Academy Graduate, WKU Academic Merit, WKU National Merit.

Noah Lanham – USI David L. Rice.

Skylar Leonard – David Latham Scholarship, Flora Hornbeck Scholarship.

Elaine Leslie – AP Language Scholarship, AHS English Depar tment Scholarship, UC Presidential.

Courtney Lindsey – KWC Trustee, Kentucky Wesleyan College Pyles, KWC Band.

Sally Martin – AHS Student Council Scholarship, National Beta Club, UK Presidential, UK Gatton College of Business.

Kelsey Mattingly – Flora Hornbeck Scholarship.

Emily May – UC Merit.

Brianna McManus – EKU Founders, EKU Honors Program.

Colleen McManus – Flora Hornbeck Scholarship, U of L Trustees.

Jordan Midgette – AHS Chinese Language Scholarship.

Logan Miller – Lindsey Wilson Academic, Lindsey Wilson Athletic.

Carley Mitchell – Flora Hornbeck Scholarship, Kentucky State University Thoroughbred.

Br yson Morris – Lindsey Wilson Athletic.

John Robert Murphy – Independence Bank Agricultural Scholarship.

Hannah Nash – Union College Athletic, Union College Common Par tners.

Alyssa Nichols – KWC Music.

Joshua Owens – U of L Trustees.

Kelsey Postiglione – AHS Student Council Scholarship, AHS Overall Language Scholarship, Brescia University Trustees, Murphy Family Scholarship, Reel Breanna WKU Academic Merit.

Taylor Roberts – Brescia University Founders.

Zachar y Roberts – Diamond Lane’s Midtown J.D. and Catherine Allgood, Owensboro USBC Board.

Ashton Ross – Spalding University Honors Merit, Spalding University KYCAD. Leah Rullman – AP Language Scholarship, MSU Regents.

Aaron Schell – UC Christian Leadership, UC Kentucky Baptist Convention, UC Merit.

Monica Smith – Daviess County Farm Bureau Agents Scholarship, Flora Hornbeck Scholarship, Taylor Widmer Scholarship, USI Ar t Depar tment, USI David L. Rice.

Hannah Taylor – KWC Academic, KWC O’Br yan-Wright.

Nathaniel Taylor – UK Provost.

Keaton Teasley – Touched by Cancer Scholarship.

Hallie Terrell – WKU Academic Merit.

Sarah Tran – AHS Student Council Scholarship, David Latham Scholarship, Owensboro Rotar y Club Tom Laswell, UK Provost.

Leanna Tuley – Leann Apollo Blue House Players Scholarship, Brescia University Ursuline.

Shelby Warren – Apollo FFA Alumni Scholarship, Daviess County Cattlemen’s Association Scholarship, Ed Pruden Memorial Scholarship, Flora Hornbeck Scholarship, National FFA Built Ford Tough/Champion Ford, Stephen W. Coke Memorial Scholarship.

Zachar y Wathen – WKU Academic Merit.

Matthew Wedding – U of L Trustees.

Hunter Wilson – Flora Hornbeck Scholarship, Parent-Teacher-Student Organization.

Candace Young – Bellarmine University Merit.

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Owensboro Catholic High School

Photo by Matt Lunsford, Messenger-Inquirer.com/mlunsford@messenger-inquirer.com

Morgan Ballard and Becca Ballard, no relation, wait in the entryway before the Owensboro Catholic High School graduation ceremony at the Owensboro Sportscenter. 110 seniors walked in the ceremony on Sunday.

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he class of 2016 of Owensboro Catholic High School held their commencement ceremony at 2 p.m. May 29 at the Owensboro Sportscenter.

A Baccalaureate Mass and dinner were held May 22 at St. Stephen Cathedral. Senior Day Recollection was held May 13 in the OCHS gym.

John J. McRaith Order of Distinguished Graduates: Matthew Ryan Caldwell, Lucy Michael Kurtz, Annabel Katherine Moore, Sarah Elizabeth Haleman, Emily Ann Marshall, Cameron David O’Nan, Michael Alan Clore, Emily Rose Linn, Olivia Grace Miller, Mikala Elizabeth Riney.

AWARDS:

Art – Payton Ford.

English – Matt Caldwell.

Foreign Lanugage – Matt Caldwell.

Journalism – Isaac Shelton.

Math – Cameron O’Nan. Science – Lucy Kur tz.

Social Studies – Isaac Shelton.

The Harold Mischel Award – Isaac Shelton.

The Fr. Robert Conner Award – Ray Zuber.

The Liz Lukshu Award – Caroline Hayden.

SCHOLARSHIPS:

Hannah Lynn Adkins – Belmont University Academic Merit Scholarship, John B. and Brownie Young Memorial Scholarship.

John Alan Augenstein – Vanderbilt University Athletic Scholarship, John B. and Brownie Young Memorial Scholarship.

Raychel Nicole Bahnick – U of L Trustees Scholarship, Tom Laswell Scholarship, John B. and Brownie Young Memorial Scholarship.

Rebecca Elizabeth Ballard – MSU Regents Scholarship, John B. and Brownie Young Memorial Scholarship.

Matthew Joseph Beaven – Knights of Columbus Scholarship.

Mikayla Rachelle Berr y – Bellarmine University Monsignor Treece

Scholarship, Bellarmine University Trustee Scholarship.

Rex Robert Berr y – Duquesne University John Rangos Sr. School of Health Sciences/Physician Assistant Program, John B. and Brownie Young Memorial Scholarship.

Jackson Edward Bittel – UK Provost Scholarship, John B. and Brownie Young Memorial Scholarship.

Clare Marie Bivins – Michael Horn Family Foundation Scholarship, MSU Scholarship.

Joseph Thomas Boarman – Dr. Leslie M. Riherd Touched by Cancer.

Jack Taylor Boarman – Hager Scholarship Program, Owensboro Community College Foundation Scholarship.

Lauren Marie Brown – John B. and Brownie Young Memorial Scholarship.

Matthew Ryan Caldwell – Xavier University St. Francis Xavier Scholarship, John B. and Brownie Young Memorial Scholarship.

Eva Kathleen Cash – Larry Hager Scholarship.

Mar y Keaton Clemens – Hewitt Young Award.

Michael Alan Clore – Transylvania University Presidents Scholar, Transylvania University Trailblazer Scholar, John B. and Brownie Young Memorial Scholarship.

David Alexander Danhauer – U of L Trustees Scholarship, John B. and Brownie Young Memorial Scholarship.

Madeleine Marie Edge – UK Presidential Scholarship, UK Provost Scholarship, Michael Horn Family Foundation Scholarship, John B. and Brownie Young Memorial Scholarship.

Charles Payton Ford – GRADD Scholarship, KWC Kolok Art Scholarship, KWC Campus Ministries Scholarship, KWC Grove Academic Scholarship.

Kathleen Fulkerson – John B. and Brownie Young Memorial Scholarship.

Jonathan David Garner – KWC Kentucky Growth

Academic Scholarship, KWC Athletic Scholarship.

Marcus Antonio Good – Brescia University Ursuline Scholarship.

Jack Henr y Cecil Hagan — Taylor Widmer Scholarship.

Sarah Elizabeth Haleman – Independence Bank Scholarship Spirit of ‘76, WKU Academic Scholarship, John B. and Brownie Young Memorial Scholarship.

Caroline Margaret Hayden – UK William C. Parker Scholarship, UK University Scholarship, Independence Bank Scholarship, John B. and Brownie Young Memorial Scholarship.

Jacob Andrew Hayden – John B. and Brownie Young Memorial Scholarship.

Samantha Marie Horsley – Kimberly-Clark Bright Futures Scholarship, MSU Provost Scholarship, Owensboro Civitan Scholarship, John B. and Brownie Young Memorial Scholarship.

Emma Katherine Hyland – MSU Scholarship.

Natalie Teal Jones – Brescia University Angela Merici Scholarship.

Lindsey Nicole Klump – Independence Bank Scholarship, MSU Provost Scholarship, John B. and Brownie Young Memorial Scholarship.

Samantha Elyse Krampe – Murray State Regents Scholarship, John B. and Brownie Young Memorial Scholarship.

Lucy Michael Kurtz – Auxillary of Kentucky Auctioneers Scholarship, Independence Bank Scholarship, National Auctioneer Scholarship, Louisville Vogt Scholarship, U of L Governor Scholar Scholarship, John B. and Brownie Young Memorial Scholarship.

Emily Rose Linn – Michael Horn Family Foundation Scholarship, USI David L. Rice Merit Scholarship, USI Deans Scholarship, John B. and Brownie Young Memorial Scholarship.

Emily Ann Marshall –

Owensboro Health Volunteer Auxiliary Scholarship, UK Governor’s Scholars Provost Scholarship, UK William C. Parker Diversity Scholarship, John B. and Brownie Young Memorial Scholarship.

Andrew Taylor McIntosh – David L. Rice Merit Scholarship.

Olivia Grace Miller – Brescia University Trustees Scholarship, David L. Rice Merit Scholarship, John B. and Brownie Young Memorial Scholarship.

Lydia Elizabeth Mills – Lindsey Wilson College Academic Achievement Scholarship, John B. and Brownie Young Memorial Scholarship.

Robert Davis Mitchell – Brescia University Trustees Scholarship, Brescia University Alumni Scholarship, Brescia University Athletic Scholarship, Community of Louisville Charles A. Reid Scholarship, Hanover KEES Replacement Scholarship, Kentucky State Elks Association Most Valuable Student Scholarship, John B. and Brownie Young Memorial Scholarship.

Annabel Katherine Moore – Bellarmine University Monsignor Horrigan Scholarship, Bellarmine University Athletic Scholarship, Independence Bank Scholarship, John B. and Brownie Young Memorial Scholarship.

Michaela Dawn Murphy – John B. and Brownie Young Memorial Scholarship.

Cameron David O’Nan – U of L Governor Scholars Scholarship, John B. and Brownie Young Memorial Scholarship.

Weston Michael Payne – Moffet, Goldring and Woldenberg Foundation Scholarship.

Anne Bernice Pfeifer – Brescia University Scholarship, Marian University San Damiano Scholarship, Marian University St. Clare Academic Scholarship, John B. and Brownie Young Memorial Scholarship.

Lukas Kyle Reid – Flagler College Presidential Merit

Scholarship.

Madeline Louise Reid – Independence Bank Scholarship.

Mikala Elizabeth Riney – John B. and Brownie Young Memorial Scholarship.

Sarah Anne Riney – Independence Bank Scholarship, John B. and Brownie Young Memorial Scholarship.

Mason Matthew Robertson – UK Provost Scholarship, John B. and Brownie Young Memorial Scholarship.

Isaac Gates Settle – Daughters of American Revolution Scholarship, Transylvania University Pioneer Scholarship, Transylvania University Academic Achievement Award, John B. and Brownie Young Memorial Scholarship.

Bridget Galen Stallings – USI Scholarship, John B. and Brownie Young Memorial Scholarship.

Jaimie Nichole Thompson – St. Catherine College Merit Scholarship, St. Catherine College Athletic Scholarship, St. Catherine College Catholic Scholarship Brent Joseph Thompson – Owensboro Self Storage Scholarship.

Abigail Frances Tignor – John B. and Brownie Young Memorial Scholarship.

Jessi Miller Townsend – John B. and Brownie Young Memorial Scholarship.

Elizabeth Anna Warren – UK Provost Scholarship, Volunteer Auxiliary Scholarship, John B. and Brownie Young Memorial Scholarship.

Christina Maria Wathen – Michael Horn Family Foundation Scholarship, MSU Franz Selman Scholarship, MSU Scholarship, Marine Corps Scholarship.

Katlyn Elizabeth Winnecke – USI David L. Rice Merit Scholarship, John B. and Brownie Young Memorial Scholarship.

William O’Br yan Wright – Samford University Scholarship.

Ray Edward Zuberer – WKU Scholarship.

Christ Chapel Academy C

hrist Chapel Academy’s 2016 commencement took place at 6

p.m. May 12 in the chapel at Christ Chapel Academy.

There were just two grad-

uates, Mya Alexis Rowan and Kayla Nicole Mattingly.

Both will attend Wester n

Kentucky University. Rowan graduated Magna Cum Laude.

SCHOLARSHIPS:

Mya Rowan – WKU Merit Scholarship.

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Ohio County High School T

he 2016 Ohio County High School commencement took place at 2 p.m. May 21 in the gym. Awards were presented to seniors on May 11. Baccalaureate was held at 7 p.m. May 19 at Beaver Dam Baptist Church.

lynn Mason, Bethany Young.

McHentry Masonic Lodge – Brianna Embry, Mallory Puckett.

Ohio County Hospital Auxiliary – Clare Cole, Dimond Shelton.

Ohio County Chapter 11 Disabled American Veterans Scholarship Bob Crowe – SCHOLARSHIPS: Peyton Bennett, Max Coleman, Horse Branch Elementary Brianna Embry, Jeanna James, Kerri Beth Taylor – Tiarra SutMason Whittaker, Bethany ton.

Young.

Horse Branch Elementary Ohio County Drug-Free – Mary Wilson – Natalie Mercer.

Jordyn Zamora, Alex Pharis.

Horse Branch Elementary Ohio County Conservation Tommy Duke – Katherine – Max Coleman.

Crowe.

Ohio County Golf Boosters Horse Branch Elementary – Duncan Gowins.

PTO – Sierra Goodman.

Ohio County Chamber Horse Branch Elementary Photo by Greg Eans, Messenger-Inquirer.com/geans@messenger-inquirer.com Teresa Embry – Clare Cole.

PTO – Courtney Rudge.

Ohio County Education Horse Branch Elementary Isaiah Smith gets help with his cap from his father, Dwayne Smith, before lining up with fellow graduates for graduation ceremonies at Association – Jordyn Heflin, PTO – Kasandra Murphy.

Ohio County High School on May 21, 2016.

Amanda Simdon, Kami Jo SimpPhyllis Shown Memorial/ son.

ADK Chapter – Kelsea Brown.

Club – Rachel Richards, Mikayla Glen and Diane Barnes – Ohio County Homemakers KY Pi Chapter - Alpha Rearden.

Kiana Barrett, Clare Cole, Allison Scholarship – Duncan Gowins, Delta Kappa – Jordyn Heflin.

Central Park Alumni – Lau- Druin, Faith Henry, Kayli Himes. Luke Johnson, Joe Van Roberts, KY Pi Chapter - Alpha ren Matthews.

Hartford Mason Lodge – Natalie Mercer.

Delta Kappa – Joseph Howard.

College Connection ScholMallory Puckett, Darrell Stevens.

Ohio County Volunteer – Agnes Foster Memorial – arship – Katherine Crowe, Kentucky Golf Coaches Duncan Gowins, Doug Payne.

Winter Fendel.

Association – Robert Gowins.

Ohio County Youth Soccer Agrigro Scholarship – Travis Seaira Goodman, Jordyn Heflin, Dimond Shelton, Natalie Mercer, Ray Kroc Youth Achieve– Taylor Birchwell, Clare Cole, Carter.

Doug Payne. ment Award – Sheldon Midkiff. McCord Thomas.

Beaver Dam Elementary Eagle Pride Scholarship – Jake Russell Lady Eagles Otis Stevens Memorial – PTO – Allison Druin.

Dylan Johnson.

– Kiana Barrett, Allison Druin, Allison Druin.

Beaver Dam High School Fordsville High School – Katlynn Mason.

Ohio County Class of Alumni – Duncan Gowins, Stephanie Dulsky, Robert ReitLillian Monroe Jones – 71-72 Scholarship – Dimond Lauren Matthews, Taylor Birchman.

Clare Cole, Winter Fendel, Asha Shelton. well, McKayla Bratcher, Dylan Marshall and Anne Barnes Henderson, Sheyann Hunt, KateSt. Catharine College AthJohnson, Alexander Pharis, Brice – Payton Bennett. lyn Mason, Alex Phars, Taylor letic Scholarship – Kaleb Sapp.

Phelps, Mallory Puckett, Toby Georgia-Pacific Foundation Birchwell.

Rhoads Scholarship for Sheffield, Adrienna Shutlz.

Scholarship – Bethany Young.

Marvadean Turner – KateGirls – Clare Cole, Kelsea Beaver Dam Women’s

Brown, Amanda Simdon, Tiarra Sutton, Jenna James, Mckayla Bratcher, Kami Simpson, Allysa Sampson, Allison Druin, Dimond Shelton.

Southern Elementary – Sheldon Midkiff, Robert Gowins.

Western Elementary PTO – Sydnee Daugherty.

Fordsville Elementary PTO Scholarship – Stephanie Dulsky, Winter Fendel.

Kerri Beth Taylor Scholarship – Tiarra Sutton, Allison Druin, Levi Patterson, Kasandra Murphy, Katherine Crowe.

HONOR STUDENTS:

Summa Cum Laude – Fox Bratcher, Clare Cole, Kenton Desmond, Faith Henry, Sheyann Huntm Lauren Matthews, Natalie Mercer, Brice Phelps, Alyssa Sampson, Dimond Shelton, Tierra Sutton.

Magna Cum Laude – Kaylee Barrett, Kiana Barrett, Brittany Bishop, Travis Carter, Brianna Embry, Caitlynn Embry, Kristyn Everly, Jaron Ferguson, Lily Francis, Justus Johnson, Hannah Mayo, Alexander Pharis, Colton Porter, Ethan Rhodes, Hunter Risinger, Toby Sheffield, Amanda Simdon, William Unsel, Jordan Yeckering.

Cum Laude – Taylor Birchwell, Marci Dant, Allison Druin, Olivia Goodman, Dylan Johnson, Luke Johnson, Sheldon Murrey, Kelsey Nabours, Mallory Puckett, Robert Reitman, Joryn Zamora, Bethany Young.

Hancock County High School T

he Hancock County High School class of 2016 celebrated their commencement at 7 p.m. May 27 in the HCHS gym.

The Cords Ceremony was April 28. Seniors were recognized for outstanding achievement May 16 in the HCHS gym.

SENIOR AWARDS:

Perfect Attendance Awards – Sabrina Lynn Wheatley, 7 years; Lindsey Michelle Hagman, 4 years.

Faculty Choice Awards – Jeffery Thomas Roberts, visual arts; Cheyenne Elizabeth Seaton, engineering and technology education.

Honor Graduates 3.7 or above GPA – Kaitlyn Marie Atwood, Blake Robert Garvin, Ethan Dakota Powers, Cameron Evan Chappell, Lindsey Michelle Photo by Matt Lunsford, Messenger-Inquirer.com/mlunsford@messenger-inquirer.com Hagman, Sydney Lane Schaad, Cory Beaver and Kaitlyn Atwood wait for their signal to enter the gradMakayla Renee Caliborne, uation ceremony. Hancock County High School graduated 108 stuMelanie Ann Husk, Daren Scott dents during the ceremony on Friday, May 27, 2016.

Tindle, Ryan David Emmick, Lexie Danielle LaMar, Sabrina Nugent.

Scholarship, Independence Bank Lynn Wheatley, Keira Rane Social Studies – Daren Scott Scholarship.

Gammon, David Hunter Nugent, Tindle.

Garrett Chase Gilliam – Sydney Paige Young*.

Theatre – Jasa Lee Kreisle.

Hancock County Masonic Lodge Beta Club Members – 115.

Kaitlyn Marie Atwood, Jenny SCHOLARSHIPS: Jessica Lynn Glover – JJ’s Lynn Head, Daren Scott Ariana Alejo Calderon Pizza Scholarship.

Tindle, Makayla Renee Pilhiya – Knights of Columbus Kayley Beth Gregory – Claiborne, Melanie Ann Husk, Scholarship.

HCEA Scholarship, Labor Sabrina Lynn Wheatley, Ethan Richard Zayne Boling – Management Federal Credit Michael Claise, Lexie Danielle Danny L. Boling Memorial Union Scholarship.

LaMar, Anna Elizabeth Winchell, Scholarship.

Lindsey Michelle Hagman Chelsea Alexis Early, Steven Sarina Nicole Brandle – HCHS Girls Basketball Keaton McCollam, Sydney Paige – HCHS Musical Theater Scholarship, Ray and Betty Young, Ryan David Emmick, Scholarship.

Keown Athletic Memorial Alexis Nicole Means, Kiera Jimmy Newton – Memorial Scholarship.

Rane Gammon, Wesley Robert Scholarship.

Kaylah Brainne Hall – Nevitt, Garrett Chase Gilliam, Jack Michael Bradley – HCEA Scholarship, Norton David Hunter Nugent, Jessica HCHS Baseball Scholarship.

Healthcare James R. Petersdorf Lynn Glover, Ashlee Paige Orr, Kelsey Jenae Brown Scholarship.

Lindsey Michelle Hagman, – HCHS Girls Basketball Mary Danielle Hawkins – Garret Alexander Pate, Kaylah Scholarship, Ray and Betty HCHS Volleyball Scholarship.

Brianne Hall, Bo Travis Powers, Keown Athletic Memorial Jenny Lynn Head – House Mary Danielle Hawkins, Sydney Scholarship, Tom and Vivian Insurance Services Scholarship.

Lane Schaad.

Athletic Keown Scholarship, Clayton Wayne Herndon Wayne Brown Memorial – Danny L. Boling Memorial GRADUATE Scholarship.

Scholarship, HCHS Baseball HONOR AWARDS: Heather Marie Chappell – Scholarship.

Agriculture – Anna Elizabeth Hancock County Masonic Lodge Caielee Marie Hoover – Winchell.

115, Hancock County Chamber HCEA Scholarship.

Art – Sydney Paige Young. of Commerce Scholarship, HOSA Melanie Ann Husk – HOSA Business – Garrett Chase Scholarship, Leah Schwindel Scholarship, Labor Management Gilliam.

Memorial Scholarship.

Federal Credit Union Chorus – Wesley Robert Chelsea Alexis Early – JJ’s Scholarship, Lewisport Lions Nevitt.

Pizza Scholarship.

Club Scholarship.

English – Sydney Paige Julissa Ellen Embry – Madison Alexis Jackson – Young.

All Over Home Inspection Ray and Betty Keown Athletic Family and Consumer Scholarship.

Memorial Scholarship.

Science – Kaylah Brianne Hall.

Logan Robert Emmick Katherine Park Jones – All Foreign Language – Sydney – All Over Home Inspection A Classic Scholarship.

Paige Young.

Scholarship.

Jasa Lee Kreisle – Labor Health Science – Heather Ryan David Emmick – Management Federal Credit Marie Chappell.

AWR Storage Scholarship, Union Scholarship.

Industrial Technical – American Fidelity Scholarship, Lexie Danielle LaMar – Cheyenne Elizabeth Seaton.

Emmick Eyecare Scholarship, Hancock County Chamber of Information Technology – Blake Robert Garvin Emmick Commerce Scholarship, Labor Benjamin Andrew Bell.

Eyecare Scholarship, Hancock Management Federal Credit Math – Lexie Danielle LaMar. County Chamber of Commerce Union Scholarship.

Science – David Hunter

Austin Lemuel McManaway - Danny L. Boling Memorial Scholarship, Hancock County Champions Scholarship.

Alexis Nicole Means – All A Classic Scholarship, Jimmy Newton Memorial Scholarship, Tammy Miller Memorial Cheer Scholarship.

Wesley Robert Nevitt – HCHS Choir Scholarship, Peggy McDaniel McDaniel Memorial Scholarship.

Briana Nicole Nix – Tammy Miller Memorial Cheer Scholarship.

Davie Hunter Nugent – Coy and Florence Jackson Scholarship, HC Homemakers Scholarship, Hancock County Masonic Lodge 115.

Tyler Keaton O’Bryan – HCHS Baseball Scholarship.

Ty Cameron Ogle – HCHS Basketball Scholarship.

Ashlee Paige Orr – Danny L. Boling Memorial Scholarship.

Garret Alexander Pate – HCEA Scholarship, HCHS Basketball Scholarship, Ray and Betty Keown Athletic Memorial Scholarship.

Bo Travis Powers – Hancock County Farm Supply Scholarship.

Ethan Dakota Powers – 4-H Scholarship, HCHS Quarterback Club Scholarship, J. Stephen Emmick FFA Scholarship.

Randall Luke Ramsey – Danny L. Boling Memorial Scholarship, EJ Pawn Shop Scholarship, Hancock County Masonic Lodge 115, Hancock County Schools Foundation Scholarship, Joel Ray Howard Memorial Scholarship, OCTC STEM Scholarship.

Jeffery Thomas Roberts – Cheri Westerfield Burbach Memorial Scholarship, JJ’s Pizza Scholarship, Youth Service Center Scholarship.

Austin Tyler Schadler – Knights of Columbus Scholarship.

Sydney Lane Schaad – Coy and Florence Jackson Scholarship, HCHS Softball Scholarship.

Lane Holliday Tongate – Bridgewater Medical Scholarship.

Kalley Elizabeth Wheatley – Danny L. Boling Memorial Scholarship, Tammy Miller Memorial Cheer Scholarship.

Joseph Colton White – All A Classic Scholarship, Danny L. Boling Memorial Scholarship.

Nathan Blake Wilson – Danny L. Boling Memorial Scholarship, Hancock County Schools Foundation Scholarship, OCTC Stem Scholarship.

Anna Elizabeth Winchell – HCHS Archery Scholarship, J. Stephen Emmick FFA

Scholarship.

COLLEGES:

Bluegrass Community College – Lexie Nicole Means, Ty Cameron Ogle.

Brescia University – Ariana Alejo Calderon, Cameron Evans Chappell.

Colorado State University – Steven Keaton McCollam.

Eastern Kentucky University – Brianna Nicole Frailley, Tanner Eric Ray Staples.

Kentucky Wesleyan College – Aaron Joseph Robbins.

Morehead State University – Sydney Paige Young.

Murray State University – William Todd Bell, Heather Marie Chappell, Austin Bradley Dunn, Caielee Marie Hoover, Melanie Ann Husk, Tyler Keaton O’Bryan, Daren Scott Tindle, Focient Adolphus Turner, Sabrina Lynn Wheatley.

Northern Kentucky University – Ashlee Paige Orr, Bo Travis Powers.

Owensboro Community & Technical College – Alex Cory Beaver, Triston Chaise Bickett, Sarina Nicole Brandle, Ethan Michael Claise, Michael Christopher Clouse, Chelsea Alexis Early, Cristian Ryan Hunter Fullenwider, Kayley Beth Gregory, Kaylah Brianne Hall, Franklin Ray Hamilton, Shania Nicole Haycraft, Jenny Lynn Head, Garrett Denton Hedden, Garrett Walker Hohiemer, Austin Trey James, Joshua Ray Kirkpatrick, Jasa Lee Kreisle, Michael Clint McBride, Austin Lemuel McManaway, Kelli Grace Morgan, Wesley Robert Nevitt, Randall Luke Ramsey, Austin Trey Schroeder, Michael Bryant Scott, Aaron Jewell Veach, Joseph Colton White, Nathan Blake Wilson.

Spalding University – Shelby Layne Thomas.

Transylvania University – Lexie Danielle LaMar. University of Kentucky – Ryan David Emmick, Blake Robert Garvin, Ethan Dakota Powers.

University of Louisville – Kiera Rane Gammon, Garrett Chase Gilliam, Lindsey Michelle Hagman, Mary Danielle Hawkins, Katherine Park Jones.

University of Evansville – Makayla Renee Pilhiya Claiborne.

Western Kentucky University – Kaitlyn Marie Atwood, Kelsey Jenae Brown, Michaela Nicole Clarkson, Garret Alexander Pate, Sydney Lane Schaad, Cheyenne Elizabeth Seaton, Selina Olivia Stewart, Lane Holliday Tongate, MollyAnne Catherina Widmer.

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McLean County High School

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Award, JROTC Academic Excellence Award, JROTC Cadet Challenge Silver Medallion, McLean County 4-H Scholarship, Career Ready.

Robbi Morris – Brescia University Ursuline Scholarship, Fenton E. English Scholarship, Outstanding SCHOLARSHIPS Peer Tutor Award, U.S. Army AND AWARDS: Reser ve National Scholar and Honors Diplomas – Kirstin Athletic Award, College Ready.

Ayer, Hunter Beals, Madison Jordan Murray – Business Blades, Brittany Boyken, Jonah Management Certificate, Brawner, Serenity Burden, College and Career Ready.

Trevor Cheatham, Charles Trevor Nall – College Evans, Dallas Griffin, Ethan Hampton, Nat Howard, William Elijah Wilson, Natalie Rojewski, Logan Robinson and Melanie Robertson Ready. line up before the McLean County High School graduation Monday, Zackar y Neal – Greenhouse Hudson, Madison Humphrey, Award, Marines Enlistment Makayla Level, Calandra Long, May 23.

Award.

Trevor Nall, Autumn Rickard, Jamie Hillard – College Management Certificate, Emily Nelson – Semper Logan Robinson, Haley Sams, Ready.

College and Career Ready.

Fidelis Award, Art IV Award, Clay Smith, Hayden Smith, Carissa Hocker – Hopkins Emily Burden – Morgan Marine’s Music Award, College Mackenzie Sublett, Isaiah Memorial Scholarship.

LeighAnn Farley Memorial Ready.

Vandiver, Brianna Ward, Cable Scholarship, College and Gabrielle Hopkins Kyle Patton – Plant and Wilson, Claudia Wilson, Elijah Career Ready.

– Consumer and Family Turf Award, College Ready.

Wilson.

Management Certificate, Serenity Burden Terra Pickard – Consumer John B. and Brownie College and Career Ready.

– Independence Bank and Family Management Young Scholarship – Kirsten Colton Howard – College Scholarship, Marine Corps Certificate, College and Career Ayer, Hunter Beals, Madison Ready.

League 804, Alex McCr ystal Ready.

Blades, Brittany Boyken, Carli Huckleberr y – Memorial Scholarship, Hopkins Moran Remedies – KWC Jonah Brawner, Serenity Brescia University St. Angela Memorial Scholarship, Tina Academic Scholarship, Burden, Trevor Cheatham, Merici Scholarship, College Marie Woosley-Tina Denise Director’s Award.

Stacy Emer y, Charles Evans, Conrad Memorial Scholarship, and Career Ready.

Ar yel Revelett – Brescia Dallas Griffin, Ethan Hampton, College and Career Ready.

Will Hudson – St. University Scholarship, Colton Howard, Will Hudson, Catherine College Dominican DaRon Burroughs – Consumer and Family Madison Humphrey, Makayla and Athletic Scholarships, College Ready.

Management Certificate.

Level, Calandra Long, Jaylan College Ready.

Gage Capps – College Jordan Revlett – College Lutz, Autumn McCoy, Jordan Madison Humphrey Ready.

Ready.

Murray, Trevor Nall, Autumn – Independence Bank Evan Cartwright – Autumn Rickard – Rickard, Haley Sams, Clay Scholarship, Horticulture Citizenship Award.

Jacob Evan Whitt Memorial Smith, Mackenzie Sublett, Jack Certificate, College and Career Trevor Cheatham – MSU Scholarship, Stephanie Troutman, Isaiah Vandiver, Ready.

Carr Academic Scholarship, Dunn Memorial Scholarship, Claudia Wilson.

Parker Humphrey – Kara Gayle Eubanks Memorial Consumer and Family Aaron Ashton – College Agricultural Power, Structural Scholarship, Imagine America Management Certificate, Clay Ready. and Technical Systems Scholarship, College Ready.

V. and Jenny Ree Watson Brennan Abney – U.S. Certificate, Agriculture Jackson Christian – Scholarship, Francis and Deva Army Enlistment Active Duty Construction Award, College Ready.

Manders Scholarship, College Award, College and Career November Student of the Logan Cof fman – College and Career Ready.

Ready.

Month, College and Career Ready.

Jacob Rickard – Marine Will Atherton – Lincoln Ready.

Taylor Conrad – Art IV Corps Enlistment Award.

College of Technology Thomas Jones – Brescia Award, College Ready.

Melanie Robertson Scholarship, Imagine America University Founders Stacy Emer y – Brescia – McLean County FFA Scholarship, College Ready.

Scholarship, Consumer University St. Angela Merici Memorial Scholarship, Flat Kirsten Ayer – McLean and Family Management Scholarship, National Society County FFA Memorial Certificate, College and Career Branch Farms Agriculture of High School Scholars, Scholarship, Agriculture Scholarship, McLean County Ready.

National Academy of Future Power, Structural and Homemakers Scholarship, Alex Physicians and Medical Hunter Key – Consumer Technical Systems Certificate, Joseph McCr ystal Memorial Scientists, Outstanding Family and Family Management Scholarship, Clyde and Troy Certificate, College and Career College and Career Ready.

Consumer Science Student Logan Robinson – Fenton Memorial Scholarship, Marine Award, College and Career Ready.

E. English Scholarship, Distinguished Athlete Award, Adam Knight – Consumer Ready.

McLean County 4-H College Ready. and Family Management Charles Evans – Brescia Scholarship, College Ready.

Hunter Beals – College University Trustee Scholarship, Certificate, Career Ready.

Natalie Rojewski – College Ready.

Makayla Level – University Celebrate Freedom Foundation Ready.

Cherokee Bennett – Art of Kansas Excellence JROTC Award, JROTC Cadet Haley Sams – MSU III. Scholarship, Doris Van Challenge Gold Medallion, Carr Academic Scholarship, Hanna Benningfield – Cleve Scholarship, Matthew Semper Fidelis Award, David Mackey Memorial College and Career Ready.

Dillingham Memorial Marine’s Music Award, College Henr y Bidwell – DAR Scholarship, Clay V. and Jenny Scholarship, Independence Ready.

Bank Scholarship, P. and Outstanding U.S. Histor y Ree Watson Scholarship, Noah Foe – Consumer Waynell H. Townsend Student Award.

Excellence in Math Award, and Family Management Memorial Scholarship, Cindy Madison Blades – College and Career Ready, Certificate, Career Ready.

West Memorial Scholarship, University of Kentucky Provost Jake Logsdon – St. Jordan Fulkerson – Always Beta Club Scholarship, AP Scholarship, Consumer Catherine College Merit and to the Rescue Award.

European Histor y Award, and Family Management Athletic Scholarships, College Alyxandria Franklin Virginia F. Davis Prize for Certificate, English 101 Award, – Consumer and Family Ready.

Excellence in Histor y Award, College Ready.

Calandra Long – KWC Management Certificate, Consumer and Family Brianna Boyken – Trustee Scholarship, College and Career Ready.

Consumer and Family Multimedia Publishing Award, Management Certificate, Dallas Griffin – College Management certificate, October Student of the Month, English 102 Award, Daughters Ready. of the American Revolution College and Career Ready.

College and Career Ready.

Ethan Hampton – UK Award, College and Career Brittany Boyken – Jaylan Lutz – Brescia Provost Scholarship, Wes Ready.

Kentucky Wesleyan College University Founders Garrison ADS Livermore David Scott – Februar y Trustee Scholarship, Scholarship, Consumer Manufacturing Scholarship, Student of the Month.

Outstanding Science Student and Family Management College and Career Ready.

Jessica Schneider – Award, September Student of Certificate, Career Ready.

Jesse Hayden – Career Consumer and Family the Month, College Ready.

Harley Mauzy – College Ready.

Management Certificate.

Jonah Brawner – College Ready.

McKala Hayes – Consumer Autumn Slinker – and Career Ready.

Autumn McCoy – and Family Management Consumer and Family Tristan Buck – Wes Certificate, College and Career Muster Funeral Home Management Certificate, Garrison ADS Livermore Scholarship, U.S. Army Ready.

College and Career Ready.

Manufacturing Scholarship, Warrant Officer Association Savannah Healy – College Brant Smith – College and Consumer and Family Medal, Distinguished Cadet Ready.

cLean County High School’s commencement ceremony took place at 7 p.m. May 23 in the MCHS gym.

The Baccalaureate was held at 6 p.m. May 22 in the Calhoun Baptist Church.

Career Ready.

Clay Smith – Horticulture Certificate, College and Career Ready.

Hannah Smith – College Ready.

Hayden Smith – Business Management Certificate, Consumer and Family Management Certificate, College and Career Ready.

Mackenzie Sublett – KWC Trustee Scholarship, Director’s Award, College Ready.

Harrison Taylor – Peer Tutor Award, College and Career Ready.

Jordan Taylor – University of Pikeville Athletic Scholarship, Consumer and Family Management Certificate, College and Career Ready.

Aaron Trodgen – U.S. Army Junior ROTC Superior Cadet Award, Most Improved Senior in Math Award, College and Career Ready.

Jackson Troutman – College and Career Ready.

Isaiah Vandiver – Brescia University Ursuline Scholarship, Independence Bank Scholarship, Patrick S. Gilmore Award, College and Career Ready.

Travis Vanover – Imagine America Scholarship, Welding Certificate, Career Ready.

Brianna Ward – Morehead State University’s Governor’s Scholarship, Commonwealth and Valedictorian Scholarships, Fenton E. English Scholarship, Sixt Rent-A-Car Scholarship, John Philip Sousa Award, AP Chemistr y Award, Stephanie Dunn Memorial Science Award, College Algebra Award, Pre-Calculus Award, Marine’s Scholastic Excellence Award, College Ready.

David Waterbur y – Consumer and Family Management Certificate, College and Career Ready.

Jeremy Wells – College Communication Award, College Ready.

Jacob Williamson – JROTC Senior Army Instructor Leaderships Ribbon, JROTC Cadet Challenge Gold Medallion, March Student of the Month.

Cable Wilson – WKU Governor’s Scholar and Academic Scholarships, Fenton E. English Scholarship, Kentucky Association of School Business Scholarship, Hutson John Deere, Psychology Award, Outstanding Social Studies Student Award, Agriculture Power, Structural and Technical Systems, Marines Scholastic Excellence Award, Marine’s Distinguished Athlete Award, U.S. Army Reser ve National Scholar and Athletic Award, College and Career Ready.

Claudia Wilson – Consumer and Family Management Certificate, Januar y Student of the Month, College and Career Ready.

Elijah Wilson – Hewitt Young Scholarship, College Ready.

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eritage Park High School’s class of 2016 held commencement at 8 a.m. May 28 in the Hines Center in Philpot. HPHS celebrated their Senior Awards Breakfast on May 24 at the Boys and Girls Club.

The following students received the John B. & Brownie Young Scholarship: Kelsey Lyons, Ashton Feher, Paige Withrow, Briana Soto, Jamian Bermudez, Brooklyn Northcutt, Destiny Chester, Jacob Jones, Felicia Murphy, Emma Pollard, Morgan Maske, Tammy Sims, William Gillette, Hannah Irvin, Erin Kirby,

Austin Chandler, Shakara Munroe, Tyler Morton, Kaitlyn Wilkerson, Asha Kidd, Dillon Abney, Gary Hunt, Dallas Doss.

The Hewitt Young Scholarship was presented to Kelsey Lyons.

The Kentucky Association of School Administrators (KASA) Scholarship was presented by Superintendent Owens Saylor to Erin Kirby.

Christopher Scott and Hunter Ray both met the College and Career Readiness benchmarks.

Militar y plans – Dalton Burden, U.S. Army; Sierra Schwartz, U.S. Marine Corps.

Kaitlyn Wilkerson helps Bryson Wedding fix his hat before the Heritage Park High School graduation ceremony. Heritage Park High School holds their first graduation ceremony since changing the schools name from Beacon Central High School. 73 seniors walked in the ceremony on Saturday, May 28, 2016.

Photo by Matt Lunsford, Messenger-Inquirer.com/mlunsford@messenger-inquirer.com

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uhlenberg County High School’s commencement ceremony took place at 7 p.m. May 26 in the West Campus gym. The following awards and scholarships were received by the MCHS class of 2016:

OCTC President’s Scholarship.

Bryan Zachary Moore – U of L Trustee, U of L Winnia.

Callie Ruth Newman – WKU Academic Merit, WKU Targeted Award, Charles Eades Trust, Drakesboro Alumni.

Joseph Andrew Peay – Charles Eades Trust.

SENIOR AWARDS: Bailey Morgan Peterson English 101 – Lacey – Girls of GHS Ernest and Ruth Mefford.

Anne Adkins.

English 102 – MaKayla Katey Leanna Porter – Sweeney.

WKU Alumni, Johnson Family CCR Math – Lotosha Tidwell.

Memorial, Charles Eades Trust.

Business Law – Preston Candace Shae Rice – Hardison.

Charles Eades Trust.

Banker of the Year – Chaz Lily Caroline Ritchie – Conrad.

Charles Eades Trust.

Business Co-op – Isaac Amber Kristine Robinson Raymer.

– Brescia University St. Angela Dual Credit Chemistry – Merici Schoalrship.

Chandler Johnson.

Mikael Antonio Rodriguez Chemistry – Faith Dunn.

– Cornelius A. Martin Charles Dual Credit Biochemistry – Eades Trust Scholarship.

Abilgail Carver.

Makayla Rae Sampson – Dual Credit Biochemistry – Photo by Matt Lunsford, Messenger-Inquirer.com/mlunsford@messenger-inquirer.com MCC Academic, Comcast NRC, Eli Travis.

Paula Ashley gets help with her cap from teacher’s aid, Cecilia Mallory while students prepared for the graduGirls of GHS-Ernest & Ruth Anne Physics – Eli Travis. ation ceremony on Thursday. Muhlenburg County High School had 290 students walk in the ceremony. May Adkins, Charles Eades Trust, FMD Studies – Caleb 26, 2016.

Greater Muhlenberg Chamber of Nannie.

Commerce, Graham Alumni.

Medical Terminology – Memorial.

Johnson Family Memorial.

Culinary Co-Op – Gabby Abigial Leighanne Sapp – Frannie Yates.

Hannah Elizabeth Shae Kelsey Jane Groves MSU Burns.

Emergency Procedure – Brown – LWU Academic Presidential Fellowship, Girls GI Bill.

English IV – Isaac Raymer.

Haley Renee Shanks – WKU Haley Shanks.

Achievement, National Beta Club, of GHS, Ernest and Ruth Anne Digital Literacy – Laura Merit.

Medicaid Nurse Aide – Denise Baker Memorial Halbert Adkins.

Edlin.

Jacob Lee Shutt – Charles Anna Wood.

Nelson Central City Lions Club.

Jordan Blaine Hancock Principles of Teaching – Eades Trust.

Electrical Construction I – Noah Andrew Brown – First – Transylvania University Taeh Cartwright.

Hunter Lee Randall Snyder Ethan Williams.

KY Bank.

President’s, Transylvania Sports Marketing – Will – Post 911 GI Bill, Imagine Electrical Construction II – Lewis.

Alexandra Blair Bruce – University Achievement Award, America.

Billy Hardison.

Bremen Alumni.

Transylvania Elsie Downing, German III – John B. Graham Nichols Sparks – National Electrical Code – Joshua Kaleb Bryant – Transylvania Endowment Williams II. UK Provost, UK Felix Martin, Billy Hardison.

OCTC STEM. Grant, MCEA, Denise Baker PLTW Bio-Medical KCCD Billy Herron Memorial, Industrial Safety – Harrison Intervention – Eli Travis.

Erica Michele Burden Memorial, National Honor Rotary Club of Muhlenberg Howard.

– Charles Eades Trust, Society national semifinalist, Music Theory – Ashlynn County.

Advanced Animal Science – Douglas.

Drakesboro Alumni.

Girls of GHS John and Dorothy Layne Brylee Stobaugh Sabrina Gibson.

Taeh Nichole Cartwright – Owens, 2015 Governor’s Scholar, Jazz Band – Kirby Davis.

– Muhlenberg County Wildlife Resources – Bailey Charles Eades Trust.

Commonwealth Ambassador, Instrumental Music IV – Homemaker, WKU-Merit, MCHS Peterson.

Abigail Lauren Carver – KY Pennyrile Academic Association Cameron Clark.

Student Bank.

Forestry – Nick Hope.

Gov. Scholar, WKU Academic Arts & Humanities Champion, Engineering Design and Clayton Andrew Stovall – Turf and Landscape MCHS Cross Country Golden Development – Cameron Clark. Merit Award, Charles Eades SU Merit, MCHS Student Bank.

Management – James Trust, Drakesboro Alumni.

Spike Award, Hugh O’Bryan English IV – Kalea Varvel.

Caleb James Sweeney – Kassinger.

Cameron Ray Clark – WKU Youth Leadership Graduate, Math for Business – Alexis EKU Regents, EAA Chapter CCR Math – Kaitlyn English. Jessup.

Academic Merit, WKU Music Greater Muhlenberg Chamber 1184.

English IV – Christian Wells.

Grant. of Commerce Junior Leadership Business Management – Makayla Marie Sweeney – College Algebra – Laura Madison Carly Crim – KY Graduate.

Brylee Stobaugh.

Edlin.

Coal Academy.

Preston Duane Hardison – GSP, Muhlenberg Arts Council.

Visual Art II – Gillian Lauren Linsay Todd – KY Coal English IV – Laura Edlin.

Summer Lee Daniel – WKU WKU Merit, Drakesboro Alumni, Bledsoe.

Academy.

Music Appreciation – Merit.

MCHS Student Bank.

Visual Art IV – Brittany Eli Watt Travis – UK Danielle May. Chase Andrew Davis – Amanda Carol Harvey – KY White.

Singletary, Girls of GHS in honor Chorus 3/4 – Emily MCEA WKU Merit.

Coal Academy.

AP Art – Harley Hernandez.

Shepherd.

Kirby Durall Davis – UK Austin Dale Hoeft – KY Coal of Joe Roney, Grace and Bess Independent Study of Art – Wells.

JROTC Let 4 – William Patterson, National Merit UK, Joe Academy.

Kalea Vervel.

Joseph Mason Travis – Anthony Buchanan.

Allen Music, Muhlenberg Arts Nicholas Lee Hope – NASP Art Practicum – Alexis Charles Eades Trust, OCTC GO Medicaid Nurse Aide – Council.

Archery.

Jesup.

Fame Program, OCTC STEM. Terri Vandiver.

Katelynn Elizabeth Dorris Abagayle Morgan Horn – Calculus – Maddie Vincent.

Caitlyn Vance – Central City Drivers Ed – Melody Everly.

– NHSRA Queen, KYHSRA Girls of GHS in honor of Barbara Electrical Systems – Austin Alumni.

Machine Tool A – Zack President, Belmont Merit, Woodson Wolford, Transylvania Pointer.

Terri Leann Vandiver – KY Brigance.

Muhlenberg Arts Council.

University Pioneer.

Suspension and Steering – Coal Academy Graham Alumni.

Machine Tool B – Mason Elijah Wayne Doss – WKU Jacob Dekoven Jarvis – Hunter Snyder.

Bailey Ann Vincent – Travis.

Alumni.

SVU Music Grant.

Outstanding Sr. – Noah Drakesboro Alumni.

Blueprint Reading for Ashlynn Jeannette Douglas Chandler Blaine Johnson Harrison.

Kerra Delaney Vincent – Machinist – Jared Nightingale.

– OCU Academic, OCU General – UK Singletary, Muhlenberg MCC Academic.

Blueprint Reading for Baptist.

County 4-H Council.

SCHOLARSHIPS: Madelyn Paige Vincent – Machinist – Andrew Grogan.

Natalie Renae Drury – Emmaleigh Brooke Elizabeth Jane Ashley – UK-Felix Martin, UK Provost.

Principal of Health Science Muhlenberg Fair Board, Charles Longest Elementary BETA. Johnston – UK Presidential.

Sabrina Faith Vincent – KY – Teri Vandiver.

Laura Elizabeth Edlin – Jacob Edmond Jones – Eades Trust.

Coal Academy.

Medical Math – Kaylan FHU Merit.

EKU Merit Founders.

Jessica Lane Ashley – Marcus Allen Walton – Randall.

Jordan Lacie Engler – MCC Justin Davis Jones – Girls of Muhlenberg Fair Board, Charles Drakesboro Alumni.

Medical Term – Madison Academic, Charles Eades Trust.

GHS John and Dorothy Owens.

Eades Trust, Muhlenberg Noah Wayne Wells – Crim.

Autumn Nicole Estes – Emma Joy Key – Charles County Farm Bureau Bruce Drakesboro Alumni.

Emergency Procedure – Brescia University Athletic, BU Eades Trust.

Hendrix Memorial.

Ashton Nicole Wheatstine – Jacob Shutt.

Zachary David Lindsey – Paula Rose Ashley – Charles Academic.

KY Coal Academy, Muhlenberg Adaptive PE – Teah Melody Hope Everly – WKU Merit, Girls of GHS John Eades Trust, Central City Lions County Community College.

Cartwright.

MSU Teacher, Quality Institute, and Dorothy Owens, WKU Club, Drakesboro Alumni.

Hailey Nacole Whitney – KY Spanish I – Sara Kuglitsch.

Central City Alumni.

Ogden.

Jacob Wayne Baker – Coal Academy, Charles Eades Spanish II – Jacob Jarvis.

Nathan Seth Flener – Ren Phillip Lofland – MSU-Regent’s Academic, MSU Trust.

Spanish III – Laura Edlin.

Murray State Open.

LWU VP Henry Presidential, Stipend.

John Britton Williams II – Ag Employability Skills – Logan Justice Franklin – LWU-Track.

Brooke Elizabeth Benton Payton Gardner.

LWU football, LWU Academic Danielle Renea Lott – WKU Civilian Marksmanship Program, – Kentucky Association Fairs Army ROTC, Charles Eades Small Power Equipment – Achievement.

Alumni, Grace and Bess Wells. and Horse Shows, Muhlenberg Joseph Peay.

Lauren Brooke Fulcher Elisa Bailey Lyles – KY Coal Trust.

County 4-H Council.

Lindsey Grace Winters – Peer Tutoring – Drake Piper.

Academy.

Austin Drew Blair – Charles – MU Presidential, Greenville Family and Consumer Woman’s Club, Archery Mollie Raeann Martin – KY Charles Eades Trust.

Eades Trust, Central Lodge Anna Marie Wood – KY Coal Science Essentials – Brylee Scholarship, Old National Bank Coal Academy, Charles Eades 673 Masonic, Muhlenberg Academy, Charles Eades Trust.

Stobaugh.

Regional, Drakesboro Alumni, Trust, Drakesboro Alumni.

Community Theatre Inc. Makala Leeann Wright – Early Lifespan Central Lodge 673 Masonic.

Joseph Raphael Will Patrick Boothe – Development – Hailey Whitney. WKU-Merit.

Audrey Ann Garrett – McCay-Gomez – U of L Trustee, Muhlenberg Community Theatre Inc., Muhlenberg Arts Council.

Child Development Drakesboro Alumni.

Graham Alumni.

Kaylee Glynn Bratcher – Bailey Francis Yates Services II – Madison James.

Kaitlin Alysia Korri Lacey Faith Mefford – KCCD Billy Herron Memorial, – Georgetown Honors, Reading for College Gregory – Drakesboro Alumni.

Johnson Family Memorial, Drakesboro Alumni.

Georgetown-Oxford Honors Success – Bethany English.

William Anthony Grise – Charles Eades Trust, Lisa Carol Shannan Leshae Bratcher – Scholarship, Georgetown Culinary I – Christian Wells. Charles Eades Trust.

U of L Trustee Charles Eades Hayes Memorial, Drakesboro Grant Muhlenberg Community Food and Nutrition – Faith Trust.

Alumni.

Ashton Paige Brown – Hospital Auxillary.

Dunn.

Courtney Briane Grogan – Lincoln Edward Miller – MCC Academic, Sarah Murphy

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Armed Forces: Austin Jay Nyhuise.

AWARDS: AGRICULTURE

Ag Construction II – Frankie Hamilton.

Senior Award – Anna Winchell.

Wildlife Management – Ethan Powers.

BUSINESS

Principles of Teaching – Kelsey Brown.

Principles of Marketing – Lindsey Hagman.

Engineering Student Emergency Award – Hunter Nugent.

Procedures Award – Faculty Choice Student Garrett Gilliam.

Award – Cheyenne Seaton.

MNA Award – Kaylah Hall.

Health Science Intro INFORMATION Award – Katie Jones.

TECHNOLOGY Top Senior Award – Digital Student Heather Chappell.

Publication Award – William Bell.

Computer Graphics ARTS & HUMANITIES FAMILY AND Award – Nathan Emery.

Top Senior CONSUMER SCIENCE Computer Hardware Award-Choir Award – Advanced Foods and Award – Joshua Wesley Nevitt.

Nutrition – Kaylah Hall.

Kirkpatrick.

Top Senior Top Senior Award – HTML Award – Logan Award-Theatre Award Kaylah Hall.

Emmick.

– Sarina Brandle.

Money Skills – Aaron Practicum Award – Choir Award Award Robbins.

Noah Thomas.

– Kayley Gregor y.

Top IT Senior Award Theatre Award – ENGINEERING TECH. Jasa Kreisle.

Engineering Internship – Ben Bell.

Top Senior Award – Jasa Kreisle.

Award-World HEALTH SCIENCE Top Senior

Accounting and Finance Foundations – Lexie LaMar. Financial Literacy – Sydney Schaad.

Business Management – Sydney Young.

Top Senior Award – Garrett Gilliam.

Language – Sydney Young.

ARTS

Faculty Choice-Arts Award – Jeffery Roberts.

Top Senior-Art Award – Sydney Schaad.

AP Studio Art Award – Kaitlyn Atwood.

MATH

Pre-Calculus Award – Makayla Clailborne.

AP Stats Award – Sydney Young.

MT 085 Award – Caielee Hoover.

College Algebra Award – Kaylah Hall.

Top Senior Award – Lexie LaMar.

ENGLISH

Creative Writing Award – Katie Jones.

Film and Literature Award – Kaitlyn Atwood.

Journalism Award – Noah Thomas.

English IV Award – Sarina Brandle.

AP Language Award – Lindsey Hagman.

Top Senior Award – Sydney Young.

SCIENCE

Ear th Science Award – Daren Tindle.

Senior Award – Hunter Nugent.

Senior Award-Social Studies – Daren Tindle.

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King Scholars Award.

Amber Howard – Brescia University Academic Scholarship.

FROM PAGE E3 Kyla Isbell – WKU Scholarship, Kimberly-Clark Academic Merit Scholarship, Scholarship, Centre College Flora B. Hornbeck Scholarship.

Endowment Grant, Flora B. Anthony “TJ� James Hornbeck Scholarship.

Shanna “Jenee� Hardin – Lindsey Wilson College Athletic Scholarship. – U of L Woodford R. Por ter Ben Jiang – Future Scholarship, U of L Trustee’s Business Leaders of America Scholarship, U.S. Air Force Award.

Math/Science Award, Madison Kennedy – English Excellence Award, MPD,INC/G.E. Outstanding Campbellsville University Athletic Scholarship.

Science Award, GRADD Mar y Kate Lanz – Scholarship.

UK Provost Scholarship, DeVon Harris – Flora B. Taylor Widmer Memorial Hornbeck Scholarship.

DeLaney Hayden – WKU Scholarship, Owensboro Rotar y Club’s Tom Laswell Merit Scholarship, J.W. Award, Vista Morris Writing Snyder Science Award.

Award, Eger Vaughn DeQualis Hayden – Murphee Scholarship.

Future Business Leaders of Caroline Lashbrook – America Award.

UK Presidential Scholarship, William Hemingway UK Merit Scholarship, – Transylvania University First Presbyterian Church Morrison Academic Scholarship, Ada Schaefer Scholarship, Transylvania English Award.

University Athletic Driana Linares – Nancy Scholarship, Michael E. Purdy Of fice Administration Horn Family Foundation Award, Flora B. Hornbeck Scholarship, Burger King Scholarship, OHS Youth McLamore Foundation Ser vice Center Shining Star Scholarship, VFW Award.

Scholarship.

William Litsey – Shane Adair Henderson – KWC Akers Memorial Scholarship.

Academic Scholarship.

Josh Mangaya – Beverly Maya Holcomb – Rhoades Excellence in Math Ohio University Trustee Scholarship, Ohio University Award, Flora B. Hornbeck Premier Scholarship, Burger Scholarship.

Dan Marigny – Flora B.

Hornbeck Scholarship.

Mayes McFarland – UK Provost Scholarship, U.S. Army Reser ve Scholar Athlete, Noon Optimist Youth Appreciation Award.

Noah McGovern – Ethel Jagoe Accounting Award.

Melanie Moore – Early Care & Education Orientation Cer tificate.

Araina Muss – The Salon Professional Academy Scholarship.

Logan Nugent – OHS Youth Ser vice Center Shining Star Award.

Eh Nay Paw – OHS Youth Ser vice Center Shining Star Award.

Paw Paw Marguerite Moore – Home Economics Award, OHS Youth Ser vice Award Shining Star Award.

Marissa Payne – The Salon Professional Academy Scholarship.

Ashley Polston – The Salon Professional Academy Scholarship.

Kamr ym Pulliam – KWC Athletic Scholarship, Flora B. Hornbeck Scholarship.

Ciera Reyna – KWC Band Scholarship, KWC Success Grant, OHS Band Director’s Award.

Evan Richardson – NKU Presidential Scholarship.

Murphy Riney – L ynda Youngman PE Award.

Erin Rouse – Mai Armendt Vocal Music Award, Burger King Scholars

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Breanah Morishige Michaela King – – U of L Trustees Lindsey Wilson College, Scholarship.

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Lauren Laumas Sonal Muthalali R yan Freer – Kappa – UK Provost – U of L Trustees Kappa Iota Scholarship.

Scholarship, Scholarship.

Hunter Gaddis Independence Bank: William Onley – Brescia University Daviess County – Marion Militar y Trustees Scholarship.

Community Board, Institute Leadership Kali Goins – Ernie and Mar tine Scholarship, Michael Campbellsville Davis, and Maurice E. Horn Family University Academic Foundation Scholarship. and Music Scholarships. Reisz Memorial Scholarships.

Chelsie Payne Anusha Gollamudi Alexyss Lindsey – Flora Hornbeck – UK Provost – Berea College Memorial Scholarship.

Scholarship.

Academic Tuition Meredith Payne Marlena Hadden Scholarship. – MSU Provost and – U of L Trustees Jessica Love – Commonwealth Honors Scholarship.

Belmont University Academy Scholarship, Jude Hagerman – Academic Merit Kentucky State Police UK GSP Presidential Scholarship, Junior Professional Association Scholarship, Flora League of Owensboro Scholarship, Hornbeck Memorial Volunteer Scholarship.

Alpha Delta Kappa Scholarship.

Nathaniel Martin – International Honorar y Henr y Wade Hall Centre College Faculty Organization for – UK Presidential Scholarship.

Women Educators Scholarship.

Skyler Martinson Scholarship.

Andrew Hayden – – St. Catharine College Madallyn Peveler MSU Baseball and Carr Patriot and Wrestling – KWC Trustee Scholarships.

Scholarship.

Scholarship, Women’s Bailee Heisler – Jennifer Maxwell Soccer Scholarship, Owensboro Health – Campbellsville Marine Corps League Foundation Dr. Leslie University Academic Essay Scholarship.

Riherd Touched by and Track & Cross Angela Phillabaum Cancer Scholarship.

Countr y Scholarships. – Girls Incorporated Tyler Henderson Madeline McBride National and Girls – KWC Trustee and – NKU Educational Incorporated Music Scholarships.

Par ticipant Scholarship.

Jonathon Hidenrite Diversity Scholarship.

William McCrady Madison Ralph – – KWC Trustee – Daviess County Oakland City University Scholarship.

Homemakers Academic Merit and Natalie Hoover – Volleyball Scholarships, Lindenwood University Scholarship.

Jaylen McEwen Flora Hornbeck Academic Tuition – Flora Hornbeck Memorial Scholarship.

Exchange Scholarship, Memorial Scholarship.

Kaylee Ranburger – Like No Other Ansley McLellan – MSU Carr and Softball Scholarship.

UK GSP Presidential Scholarships.

Weston Howe – Scholarship.

Joshua Dylan Nor thern Kentucky Chance Meeks – UK Rhinerson – Kentucky University Presidential Provost Scholarship.

Wesleyan College Scholarship.

Brooke Merkel – Football Scholarship Elizabeth Hurm University of Evansville Haley Rice – – WKU Regents Academic Scholarship.

Kentucky Organization Scholarship, Emily Miller – of Pep Organization Owensboro Civitan Brescia University Sponsors Richard Scholarship, Flora Ursuline Scholarship.

Bedwell Memorial Hornbeck Memorial Mackenzie Mills – Scholarship; Scholarship.

WKU Academic Merit Jhade Rice – UK Jonathan Hyland Award.

William C. Parker – Lipscomb University Mikaela Mills – Scholarship, Delta Bison Achievement WKU Academic Merit Sigma Theta Crimson Scholarship.

Award, Flora Hornbeck and Crème Pageant Braden Johnson Memorial Scholarship.

Scholarship. – UK Provost Savanna Mills – Thomas Roth Scholarship.

Owensboro Health – Milligan College Britney Johnson Foundation Dr. Leslie Academic and Volleyball – WKU Top Dollar M. Riherd Touched by Scholarships.

Scholarship Source, Cancer Scholarship.

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Bailey Rowan – KWC Academic Scholarship.

Jaron Scoggins – U of L Scholarship, Metropolitan College Scholarship, John Phillip Sousa Band Award, Virginia D. Fitzgerald Band Award.

Kallista Severance – Bellarmine University Academic Scholarship.

William Shelton – Transylvania University Morrison Academic Scholarship.

El’Agance Shemwell – Miss Black Expo Scholarship, Richard Bedwell Memorial Scholarship, Neubauer Scholarship.

John Shouse – OHS Youth Ser vice Center Shining Star Award.

Ashley Simpson – UK Provost Scholarship.

Jessica Statts – OHS Youth Ser vice Center Shining Star Award.

Shawn Statts – Mar y Barret Math Award, Commonwealth Scholarship.

Abby Stevenson – Neubauer Scholarship.

Cor y Storm – Larr y Hager “Ser vice Above Self�

Award, EDTA Thespian, CARR Scholarship, Best Thespian Award, Chorus Director’s Award, Flora B. Hornbeck Scholarship, OHS School Youth Ser vice Center Shining Star Award.

– UK, Provost Scholarship.

Maria Shamai – UK Provost and William C. Parker Scholarship.

Sydney Snyder – MSU University Scholarship.

James Stein – UK Bailey and Provost Scholarships, Independence Bank Daviess County Community Board Scholarship, Horatio Alger Scholarship, Flora Hornbeck Memorial Scholarship, Ronnie Hardin Memorial Scholarship.

Camille Tinsley – Travis Lee Jackson Memorial Scholarship, Flora B. Hornbeck Scholarship.

Quadri Tinsley – Campsbellsville University Athletic Scholarship, Tiger Award Scholarship.

Denisse Vasquez – OHS Youth Ser vice Center Shining Star Award.

Felicia Velotta – KWC Academic Scholarship, KWC Voice Scholarship, KWC Grove Scholarship.

Julian Vickers – Mai Armendt Vocal Music Award.

Madelyn Voyles – Flora B. Hornbeck Scholarship.

KiShawn Walker – Georgetown College Athletic Scholarship.

Dylan Webb – Brescia University Athletic Scholarship.

Emily Wheeler – KWC Grove Scholarship, Friends of KWC Scholarship.

Labree White – KWC Choir Scholarship, OHS’s Choral Talent Award.

Lucas Williams – James H. Johnson Memorial Scholarship, EKU Athletic Scholarship, Rob “Moose�

Wimsatt Memorial Scholarship.

Sierra Winstead – Flora B. Hornbeck Scholarship.

Cour tney Wright – W. Hewitt Young Scholarship.Â

Andrew Sterge – Baylor University Provost Scholarship.

John Stratton – WKU Football Scholarship, Bill Taylor Memorial Scholarship.

Hannah Tomblinson – MSU Carr Scholarship.

Chika Turner – KWC Academic, Friends of KWC, Grove Academic and O’Br yan-Wright Scholarships.

Anna Catherine Volk – Daviess County Federal Credit Union

Richard E. Skaggs Scholarship, Flora Hornbeck Memorial Scholarship, Michael E. Horn Family Foundation Scholarship.

Skylar Walden – KWC Trustees and Women’s Soccer Scholarship.

Nicholas Tyler White – WKU Regents Scholarship.

Emma Williams – WKU Music and Regents Scholarships.

Whittington Wiman – UK GSP Presidential Scholarship.

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Arts — Jaron Scoggins

he winner of the 2016 Wendell H. Ford Academic All-Star Award in the arts categor y is Jaron Scoggins, an Owensboro High School graduate. A first-generation musician, Scoggins’ journey into the arts began in the fifth grade when he joined his elementar y school’s band. The band has offered him the chance to develop his primar y focus in percusssion and to play with different styles of music in honor and jazz bands, the Marching Red Devils, orchestra, musician clinics

and other festivals and ensembles. His passion for the arts grew into a love for other artistic areas including the show choir and theatre.

Becoming a Rose Curtain player, an International Thespian and a member of a community theatre troupe showed him how to develop characters and assist in set design. Vocal music gave him a fresh perspective.

Here he was able to improve his understanding of harmonies and tonalities, as well as interact with different kinds of artists. All of the arts in which he has been

involved have demanded his dedication. From the show choir’s choreography and voice work to the physical exertion of the marching band, Scoggins has committed himself to his art. His passion will become his life’s work as a musical educator. According to Scoggins, “As a musical educator, I want to open a door to the future generation of artists, to get a head start on them learning the responsibility of being dedicated to their art form.”

Scoggins is the son of Reiko Suzuki of Owensboro.

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English — Lauren Laumas

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aviess County High School graduate, Lauren Laumas, is the 2016 Wendell H. Ford Academic All-Star Award winner in English. Maintaining a 4.0 GPA throughout high school, Laumas has a dedication to her education. She is thirsty for knowledge and on that quest for understanding, she been a voracious reader of such classics as “Tess of the d’Urber villes,” “Of Mice and Men” and “Wuthering Heights.” Aside from her

academic writing, literature has taught her about new cultures and ideas and given her insight into her own creative writing.

From short stories to novels, Laumas has played with words to create using such elements as imager y, verse and dialogue.

In contrast, her AP Literature and Language class taught her that not all writing is subjective. She has learned that writing an essay is a skill and the importance of “showing” over “telling” a stor y. The combination of all of this has

determined her dream of “mastering the ebb and flow of phrases and teaching works of art to young people.” Teaching high school English class, after earning a bachelor’s and master’s degree in secondar y English education from the University of Kentucky, is the five-year plan for Laumas. In addition, getting published as an author of realistic and science fiction is on her to-do list. Laumas is the daughter of Kevin and Trudi Laumas of Owensboro.

Foreign Language — Sydney Young

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ydney Young, a 2016 graduate of Hancock County High School, is the winner of the Wendell H. Ford Academic All-Star Award in a foreign language.

Young is drawn to helping others abroad and feels that communication is vital in improving relations with other countries. Helping others is a way of life for Young. Amidst maintaining all As throughout high school, she has been an active volunteer in programs such as BuildaBed, Difference in a Day and Week of Missions. She also has completed mission trips to

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Charleston, West Virginia and St. Louis, Missouri serving the local communities with clean-up and visits to nursing homes. Learning Spanish every year in high school, she also volunteered to teach Spanish to elementary school students. Knowing a foreign language is something she finds essential to a career abroad. For her, learning other languages helps to make discoveries about other cultures and other ways of thinking. According to her, we, as a body of American people, are shut off from the trials and tribulations other

countries face. She aspires “to help those struggling to know help exists in the world, and most of all, that there is hope.”

In the fall, she will attend Morehead State University majoring in international studies and minoring in a foreign language. Hoping to learn Arabic, she wants to build upon the skills she has learned while studying Spanish to become multilingual. Her future plans also include joining the Peace Corps and serving somewhere in the Middle East. Young is the daughter of Eric and Emillie Young of Hawesville.

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Math — Jonathan Barnes

onathan Barnes, a 2016 graduate of Daviess County High School, is the winner of the Wendell H. Ford Academic All-Star Award in math. Since he was a child, he has been fascinated with building and designing projects. He also has always found mathematics easily understood and interesting.

Son of a CPA mother and an engineering background father, Barnes has often considered his comprehension of mathematical concepts genetic. Whatever the reasoning, he loves all things mathematical including

accounting, finance, architecture and his intended career path, engineering.

While math is something in which he easily excels, it also is a favorite subject. Courses like calculus are easily grasped by him, but at times more difficult for other students.

He also spends time tutoring students in math. A kinesthetic learner, Barnes learns best by performing tasks such as building projects. According to Barnes, “Engineers take mere thoughts and imagination and turn them into tangible, useful objects we use every day.” Math is the foundation

of engineering and it explains the physical sciences and the laws of nature. For Barnes, having such an in-depth understanding of math helps him in breaking down and comprehending different aspects of engineering.

His main focus will be in mechanical engineering. Here he will use the laws of nature to decipher things like electromagnetics and electricity through circuits. He can then apply these laws to real-world scenarios to determine if a design will work or not. Barnes is the son of Michael and Edna Barnes of Owensboro.

Journalism — Sally Martin

ally Martin, a 2016 graduate of Apollo High School, is the winner of the Wendell H. Ford Academic All-Star Award in journalism.

Martin found a love of the news her junior year of high school while taking a journalism course. She joined the AHS morning show, “Eagles Nest Live” and soon discovered several challenges – learning how to make good shots, how to create videos that are both informative and entertaining, and how to work the computer software programs. At the same time, she was learning a great deal.

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became her mantra. Aside from her regular class time, she found herself working on stories and videos whenever she had the chance. The excitement of brainstorming new ideas for shows and videos has given Martin a sense of purpose. Yet it was not until she earned her first 100 percent on “Year in Review of 2014 at Apollo” that she determined photojournalism would be her career choice.

A perfect score in this class was rare and only given for exceptional work. This grade for her was the culmination of “hard work, hours of extra work put in after school, and a

vision for a video that students and staff would not only enjoy, but be touched by.” Martin’s interest in journalism also extends into other activities in her life, including working as the student director of Apollo’s social media accounts, being a contributor for Owensboro Parent Magazine, directing and writing for Apollo’s Buckle Up commercial for the Owensboro Police Department and being the videographer for Apollo’s DanceBlue mini-marathon. The hands-on experience she has gained has given her an insight into her future self. Martin is the daughter of Elaine and Greg Martin of Owensboro.

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Wendell H. Ford Academic All-Stars Science — Lucy Kurtz

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wensboro Catholic High School graduate, Lucy Michael Kurtz, is the winner of the 2016 Wendell H. Ford Academic All-Star Award in science. Kurtz joined the Life Science Academy her freshman year. Here she gained hands-on experience that allowed her to learn on her own time, to develop her own experimental design and to work on cancer research projects. She also participated in “Project Lead the Way,” a program that aligns high school students interested in the biotech field with the Owensboro Community & Technical College’s Discover College programs. Her

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coursework here included Principles of Biomedical Sciences, Human Body Systems, Medical Interventions and Biomedical Innovations.

Along with her science interest, she also has been involved in helping in the community.

Volunteer experience included working with other students taking donated healthcare supplies and food to needy clinics in Appalachia, preparing and serving food at the Daniel Pitino Homeless Shelter, teaching a Junior Achievement finance class to students at Faust Elementary School’s after-school program, and collaborating with a class on the Wendell Foster Center’s

“No R-Word Campaign.” She also participated in Academy for Young Leaders and the Owensboro Youth Council.

Kurtz wants to make people’s lives better. To do this, she plans to study bioengineering at the University of Louisville’s Speed School. She envisions studying about artificial tissue growth, biological nanotechnology, orthopedics and other areas that utilize engineering with life science.

She attests, “Working toward saving lives and improving the health of my neighbors will be the most gratifying experience I can imagine.” Kurtz is the daughter of John and Christine Kurtz of Owensboro.

Social Studies — Anna Caroline “A.C.”Brake

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nna Caroline Brake, a graduate of Owensboro High School, has been awarded the 2016 Wendell H. Ford Academic All-Star Award for social studies. She hopes to “strive to build a society based on equality and education, where intellectualism and love will always trump ignorance and hate.” Developing a love for service early in life, Brake has had a passion for helping others. Her most proud involvement has been working with the Burmese population of her school through the Co-Ed Y Club. Here, she helped students assimilate to a new way of life. A fighter for

others’ rights, she sees social studies as a means to advocate for others. She has utilized leadership positions and extracurricular activities such as the Wendell Ford Statesman Academy and the Student Co-Ed Y where she presented two bills, one about the relief funds for third-world countries, and another about refugee education in the Kentucky Education System. Interning as a GO Vote Campaign manager gave her experience working on increasing voter turnout, while an internship at the Greater Owensboro Economic Development Corp. allowed her to conduct

research projects and special assignments. An Advanced Placement Scholar, Brake is currently enrolled in online courses through HarvardX and Rice University. She also is the recipient of the Ronald Reagan Student Leader Award, the Mary Lou Mobberly Social Studies Award and the Kentucky Youth Assembly Outstanding Delegate. A promoter of change, Brake hopes to start a career in politics upon graduation from college. Brake also was nominated in the English category and is the daughter of Nicholas and Candance Brake of Owensboro.

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Academic All-Stars nominees Math Lexie LaMar

Hancock County High School graduate Lexie LaMar was nominated in the math category of the Wendell H. Ford Academic All-Star Awards.

Math is fun for LaMar. A favorite subject, she always persists at solving challenging math problems.

Lexie She attests that LaMar while many of her peers might ask the teacher for help on a problem, she would work on it until she found an answer. Her persistence paid off in the form of awards for highest grade in her school for advanced geometry, advanced algebra II and AP calculus. While she plans a career in the medical field, according to LaMar, math will be useful in her future. Attending Transylvania University in the fall, she will major in biology and also will be pre-med. After this, her goal is to attend graduate school and complete a residency program. While uncertain of a definite career plan, she knows math will be an integral part of the

curriculum. According to LaMar, “Math provides the foundation for understanding rigorous courses that I’ll be taking such as chemistry, physics and biology.”

LaMar is the daughter of Scott and Susan LaMar of Lewisport.

Makalya Level Makalya Level, a 2016 graduate of McLean County High School, is a math nominee for the Wendell H. Ford Academic All-Star Awards.

Success is very important to Level.

Planning her future career, she has developed a strong Makalya willpower to apply Level to everything in her life in order to reach her goals.

Her tenacity stands strong in her academic life. A stellar student, she has prepped herself for college by taking the most comprehensive courses, her favorites being anything math-related. With her ability to quickly understand any type of mathematical concept, according to Level, she has sailed through the “logarithms of college algebra to the arduous

the derivatives and integrals of calculus.” Her achievements include winning first place in math on the Academic Team and advancing to the Governor’s Cup regional competition for math.

Her intuitive math skills have also helped her a great deal in science courses. She knows that pharmacy school will have many chemistry courses and contends that her math background will help with her college coursework. Her intent is to become a pharmacist by completing a Doctor of Pharmacy at the University of Kansas and to some day open her own pharmacy.

Level is the daughter of Misty Level of Sacramento.

Cameron O’Nan Owensboro Catholic High School graduate Cameron O’Nan was nominated in the math category for the Wendell H. Ford Academic Cameron All-Star Awards.

O’Nan O’Nan likes to make things much like his favorite child TV character, Bob the Builder.

Focusing on one item rather than

trying to balance multiple ones, he spends time deconstructing and reassembling items, creating something new. He began doing this as a child, and now it has evolved into something much bigger and much more ambitious; for example, he has written code to automate his bedroom lights to turn off and on when he enters or exits his room. Math is an integral part of this. This subject has always come easy to him --something about the numbers just makes sense to him. This is where his interest in engineering was first developed.

According to O’Nan, “the idea of being self-sufficient and handling problems on your own is what’s most appealing to me.” His dream is to graduate with a degree in engineering and work for NASA or SpaceX. Knowing both companies’ backgrounds, he is aware his journey will not be an easy one but he is prepared to succeed. O’Nan is the son of David and Dava O’Nan of Owensboro.

Yuan Bin “Ben” Jiang Yuan Bin “Ben” Jiang, a 2016 Owensboro High School graduate, was nominated in the math category of the Wendell H. Ford

Academic All-Star Awards. Jiang’s passion for math encourages him to find undiscovered patterns, create life-changing products and solve world problems.

Yuan Bin “BEN” Jiang Although math has always been his hardest subject, he finds the numbers and logic behind it fascinating. Learning about patterns and relations between equations is something Jiang believes can impact the world. In algebra and geometry, he loves the accurate results and consistency, and he enjoys the analytical part of math used to better understand the world using models, data and formulas. His other passion is helping people and believes there is something mathematical that can assist people in need. Those in the U.S. living below poverty, according to Jiang, need “security, health care, education and most importantly, a path to prosperity and happiness.”

He aspires to build a team and create a personal finance model using technology to help those living in poverty to flourish. Jiang is the son of Shufei Jiang and Yunhua Huang of Owensboro.

Social Studies Lindsey Hagman The Hancock County High School nominee in the social studies category for the 2016 Wendell H. Ford Academic All-Star Awards is graduate Lindsey Hagman. Hagman sees social studies as a way to understand how others feel. She Lindsey has been using Hagman content that she learned in social studies her whole life. According to Hagman, not only does social studies teach

about history, but also how to become a better citizen. While she loves social studies, her plan is to become a pediatric physical therapist. For her, social studies taught her that “understanding how others feel and knowing how to help are very important when becoming a physical therapist.” Always excelling in such areas as an AP Scholar or Governor’s Scholar, she plans to study biology and participate in the Honors Program at the University of Louisville in the fall.

Upon completion of her graduate degree in physical therapy, she plans on working in a children’s

hospital and to some day open her own practice. Hagman is the daughter of Harold and Sherry Hagman of Hawesville.

Dimond Shelton Dimond Shelton, a 2016 graduate of Ohio County High School, was nominated in the social studies category of the Academic All-Star Awards. Shelton believes history Dimond is integral to Shelton science. In her

AP U.S. History class, she had to complete a project related to the colonial time period. Having an interest in the medical field, she chose the most common types of diseases that affected our ancestors. She also has looked at the work of Jonas Salk and saw how he created the first polio vaccine and proved that the body’s immune system builds up antibodies to disease. During this time, she realized “if there is one thing to understand about making improvements in the medical field, it is knowing the history of what has helped medicine come this far.” Research like this

gets Shelton excited about her future. Optimistic about the next phase in her life, Shelton has been accepted into the Honors College at Western Kentucky University.

She wants to study biotechnology and gene manipulation so she can research the way viruses behave and mutate. Her plans are to become a family physician and to help those who are less fortunate.

With her medical degree, she also wants to research HIV and to lobby for reform to make health care more affordable and available to everyone. Shelton is the daughter of William and Kathy Shelton of Cromwell.

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Academic All-Stars nominees Foreign Language Driana Linares Driana Linares, a 2016 graduate of Owensboro High School, was nominated in the foreign language category of the Wendell H. Ford Academic All-Star Awards.

With two Puerto Rican parents, Linares started speaking Spanish Driana before she ever Linares learned English.

Throughout her educational experience, she has been able to interact with other Spanish-speaking students as well as share her love and understanding of Spanish culture and community with the English-speaking community.

A first generation high school graduate, she also plans on being the first in her family to graduate from college. She will study psychology at Western Kentucky University in the fall.

Her dream is to help children and adults who struggle with mental illness. Being bilingual, Linares also knows she will have more opportunities in her career. According to her, “Going into the profession of psychology and being fluent in Spanish will allow me to offer help to other Spanish-speaking

individuals who can’t find help anywhere else because of their lack of speaking English.” She is devoted to her heritage and to helping others. Linares is the daughter of Maritiza and David Linares of Owensboro.

Kelsey Postiglione The 2016 Apollo High School nominee for the Wendell H. Ford Academic All-Star Award in the foreign language category is graduate Kelsey Postiglione.

She has been fascinated with people who Kelsey are different postiglione from her ever since she was a child. For her, language is one of the biggest aspects of people. She is thrilled to think of communicating with people from all over the world, especially in their own language.

According to Postiglione, “Language is the thread that allows souls to connect.” This interconnectedness between languages is the something she discovered while assisting a Spanish-speaking lady in an English Language Learners class. The two formed a friendship and she found a career goal, to teach the

English language to non-English speakers. She hopes to form a bridge of understanding between people from other cultures and the English language. This love of language also prompted her to tutor a Honduran student in English, to teach Spanish to after-school elementary students and to mentor a Thai student.

By teaching ELL, her plan is to show mutual respect and to help assimilate people from other cultures into our society.

Postiglione is the daughter of Michael and Rhonda Postiglione of Owensboro.

Haley Grace Sams McLean County High School’s foreign language nominee for the Wendell H. Ford Academic All-Star Award is 2016 graduate Haley Grace Sams. A Costa Rica community Haley Grace service based trip Sams is what piqued Sam’s interest in learning more Spanish in order to make communication easier. Planning on becoming a veterinarian, she knows the language of animals – neigh, woof, moo, meow, hee haw. Like the many different kinds of animals she

will treat, she knows she will encounter people from different cultures and wants to be able to communicate with them all.

Participating in Spanish courses, serving in the Spanish Club and organizing community service and Spanish culture activities have helped her to have a better understanding of the language. She will attend Murray State University in the fall where she will double major in pre-veterinary and chemistry. During her time there, she hopes to study abroad in Costa Rica working with other veterinarians. According to Sams, “By allowing myself to further my education in Spanish and Latin, I will have the opportunity to communicate with more people, and in return, I will be able to help a wider range of people.” Upon her college graduation, she wants to attend Veterinary School at Auburn University. Sams is the daughter of Richard and Shawn Sams of Calhoun.

Kami Simpson

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Kami Simpson, a 2016 graduate of Ohio County High School, was nominated for the Wendell H.

Ford Academic All-Star Award in foreign language. When she began high school, Simpson only wanted to study Spanish for the duration of high school so she would not need to take it in college. As with learning any new language, there were several challenges in the first two years of the coursework.

However, by her junior year, Simpson had developed a passion for the language and culture. She immersed herself in the language, joining the Spanish National Honor Society, teaching the language to elementar y students and co-hosting the Spanish Club after school. Her senior year she tutored peers and assisted her Spanish teacher with grading papers and designing ads for tutoring. She now sees value in being able to communicate with those whose first language is not English and believes that knowing a second language will be beneficial for any type of job she seeks. “Being bilingual gives a person that extra edge they need to stand out in hundreds of applications.”

With this love of the language, her goal is to become a Spanish teacher. Simpson is the daughter of Larr y and Mar y Lou Simpson of Beaver Dam.

Multiple Categories Matt Caldwell

language and social studies categories. He placed second in social studies.

From the age of 2, Clark has been dancing to the rhythm of Spanish songs, watching Spanish videos Christopher and practicing Evan Clark the language.

In the sixth grade, he started taking formal classes and continued throughout high school. A Spanish Honor Society member, he was the first person to score a five on the AP Spanish exam at DCHS. Upon completion of all Spanish course offerings at his school, he was determined to learn a new language.

Since then, he has become a sort of polyglot, studying multiple languages including French, Turkish and Russian, and devoting time daily to practicing all of the languages.

After volunteering at Centro Latino, the Owensboro Multicultural Festival and Hispanic Heritage Day, and spending last summer in the Governor’s Scholars Program working with Spanish-speaking children, he decided that he would utilize Spanish in supporting the Hispanic community. According to Caldwell, his “love for Spanish and Hispanic cultures will open doors to careers in which I would be able to give cultural information to companies, to protect the U.S. with my linguistic talents, or investigate how to resolve global problems.” Clark is the son of Chris and Lisa Clark of Utica.

Owensboro Catholic High School graduate Matt Caldwell was nominated for the Wendell H. Ford Academic All-Star Award in the English and foreign language categories.

Caldwell’s bookshelves are Matt filled with books Caldwell he treasures. A lover of words and languages, his collection is an array of topics from English to the romance languages, which have helped him build a foundation for his college career. Having grandparents that love to travel and learn about other cultures and dif ferent languages has been an intrinsic par t of Caldwell’s life. His grandparents were the first ones to introduce him to Spanish and often looked for oppor tunities to practice speaking it with others at informal Spanish club meetings at their home where Caldwell often par ticipated. Since middle school, he has been fine-tuning his language skills by taking as many Spanish courses as he could.

Other language-related activities include membership in the International Club and KUNA, a mock United Nations assembly that promotes the understanding of other cultures and languages, and some culturally immersive trips to Spain, Italy and Puer to Rico. According to Caldwell, “Having skills in a foreign language is paramount and translates to success in Trey Kinison today’s world.” In the fall, he Apollo High School graduate will attend Xavier University Trey Kinison was nominated where he will be in the in the math and science University Scholar honors categories of program with an explorator y the Wendell H. major. He plans to build upon Ford Academic his current skills and develop All-Star Awards. others while reaching out to He tied for other cultures and expanding second place in his worldview. Caldwell is the science. Kinison son of Michael and Cynthia knew early in Caldwell of Owensboro.

Trey his childhood Kinison that his future Christopher Evan Clark was destined to be a part of Daviess County High science. Collecting fossils School graduate Christopher and rocks as an 8-year-old, Evan Clark was nominated for Kinison dreamed of being the Wendell H. Ford Academic a paleontologist. He also All-Star Award in the foreign amassed a collection of reptiles

and amphibians he claimed as pets. Upon returning home, he would examine his treasures tr ying to determine their many attributes. All of this has taught him a sense of curiosity. While math also has been a major influence in his life, it also has been once in which he has struggled.

For him, math is more than numbers and equations, it is thinking outside of the box. He notices things such as patterns and attests that being able to recognize them is key to effective problemsolving. The skills he has developed in science and math go hand-in-hand. According to him, “My drive for a career in science has been fueled by the problem-solving pleasure I derive from math.” Also, studying financial math and competing in FBLA, he discovered another passion, business. His plans are to major in biology, minor in a business-related field and then attend medical school to pursue a career in medicine or medical research. Kinison is the son of Brian and Shannon Etienne of Owensboro.

fulfilling the needs of people.

Understanding economics, she wants to fulfill the need of quality medical care.

Her intent is to become an optometrist while being an advocate for those in need.

She hopes to do as much as pro bono work as she can while offering reasonable prices for others. In addition, she wants to continue to studying economics to better understand her plight to fulfill the needs of all people.

According to her, she aspires “to be the kind of figure that other women will read about in their histor y books and be inspired by.” Leslie is the daughter of Mike Leslie and Donna Davis of Owensboro.

Her career goals include becoming a conser vation geneticist or a population biologist. She wants to enter the field of conser vation because she “understands the importance of balance among relationships in the biosphere and recognizes the plight of species and their intrinsic right to exist.” She hopes to be a kind of ambassador for the Earth and to help repair the damage caused to our planet.

Mercer is the daughter of Julie and Campbell Mercer of Beaver Dam.

Isaac Settle

Isaac Settle, a Wendell H. Ford Academic All-Star Award nominee for journalism and social studies, is Natalie Mercer a 2016 graduate Natalie Mercer, a 2016 Ohio of Owensboro County High School graduate, Catholic High placed second in the science School. He categor y for placed second the Wendell H. in journalism.

Ford Academic When he was All-Star Awards. a 10-year-old, Isaac Settle She also was Settle can nominated in the remember math categor y. sitting on an old bridge over Math exercises the Green River jotting down Natalie her mind, notes and then later writing Mercer Elaine Leslie while science his ver y first stor y. He said he exercises her heart. Mercer knew if he wanted to become Elaine Leslie, a graduate looks at the world and sees a writer, he had to get better of Apollo High School, was one that needs special care at writing. Practice makes nominated in the English and with the rise of pollution, perfect and so he has been social studies littering, deforestation and writing ever since, imagining categories of the extinction of animals. She and improving his skills. He the Wendell H. considers the ramifications attributed some of his writing Ford Academic abilities to his advanced All-Star Awards. if these dangers are left untreated. She wants to English and creative writing The English be help save the earth. To courses. He wrote his first language and do this, she will utilize the published work in 2015, and social studies Elaine foundation of math and have armed was a columnist and the editor Leslie science she has learned and Leslie with at his school’s newspaper, build upon those skills. Her writing and critical thinking “The Peddler.” His articles skills. She examines the world DIY chemistr y experiments, focused on buzzworthy news, National Geographic around her, the histor y of politics, city events and magazines and researching societies, and she is inspired historical interest stories. His wildlife have been just some

by Queen Elizabeth I, Marie favorite piece, “Black Histor y of her interests while studying Month,” created a school-wide Curie and Joan of Arc. Their personal lives and their roles in math and science. She has a conversation on race and its histor y have heavily influenced passion for knowledge and effect on society in Owensboro understanding the world in Leslie. Their characteristics and Daviess County. He which we live. First in her of tenacity, their courage plans to attend Transylvania class, Mercer is a Bausch and their cleverness are University majoring in and Lomb Honorar y Science all something she hopes to histor y and minoring in embody as she travels through Award winner, a National Merit political science, and wants Finalist and an AP Scholar with to participate in the school’s life. Her tenacious spirit has Distinction. Honors classes already guided her through newspaper, “The Rambler.” include AP Environmental Uncertain of a particular success in the classroom. An Science, AP Chemistr y, career, according to Settle, “as honors student and academic AP English Literature and team member and captain, long as the career is writingComposition, and U.S. Leslie’s studies have helped oriented, my options seem to Histor y, among others. shape her future. She has be endless.” Settle is the son In the fall, she will attend learned by studying social of Gates and Angela Settle of Kentucky Wesleyan College. studies the importance of Owensboro.

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Academic All-Stars nominees Science

Nathaniel “Nate” Robert Martin

in society through medicine.”

In the fall, he will start a degree Daviess County High School in biology and hopes to attend graduate Nathaniel “Nate” Robert medical school upon completion Martin was nominated in the science of his undergraduate degree. He category of the Wendell H. Ford visions opening his own practice Academic All-Star Awards. Science specializing in sports medicine. is a major part of Martin’s career Martin is the son of William and goal of becoming an Lynette Martin on Maceo. orthopedic surgeon.

He has prepared David Nugent himself for this goal by taking advanced David Nugent, a Hancock science courses County High School graduate, throughout high was nominated in the science school. According category of the Wendell H. Ford to Martin, it was Academic All-Star Nathaniel the Life Science Awards. Science Martin Academy that is significant for propelled him toward a life in Nugent because medicine giving students like him a it helps him to more specified curriculum. The LSA better understand hand-picks students who show the the world around most potential in science and math. him. He has been Students who are chosen had to nurturing his David Nugent take the ACT in the seventh-grade scientific mind scoring at least a 20 to qualify for since kindergarten. the program. According to Martin, Nugent has excelled throughout his the class showed him that “there is time in high school taking advanced potential to make positive changes AP courses such as environmental

science, biology, calculus and statistics. He also was admitted to the Governor’s School for Entrepreneurs and received the Governor’s School for Entrepreneurs Master Badge. He will pursue a degree in biomedical engineering in hopes of “helping to improve the world in which we live,” according to Nugent. He is the son of Brock and Tiffany Nugent of Hawesville.

Brianna Ward McLean County High School graduate Brianna Ward was nominated in the science category of the Wendell H. Ford Academic All-Star Awards.

Ward is a planner.

She envisions attending Morehead State University earning a bachelor’s degree in neuroscience and then completing Brianna Ward a master’s degree and Ph.D. in neuroscience as well. She wants to

focus on researching cures for brain and nervous system diseases. Both her grandfather and mother have been diagnosed with fibromyalgia so she has first-hand experience in understanding the complexities of the disease. Science has always been her favorite subject and something at which she has excelled. Her coursework in AP science classes, forensic science and zoology have all helped prepare her for the life she intends to make for herself, one focused on research and discovery.

Ward is the daughter of Tim and Nancy Ward of Owensboro.

to make discoveries and provide ways for her to impact the world. For Hardin, science has “the power to open doors to new ways of treating diseases.” Hardin’s education has allowed her ample chances to take science courses such as AP biology, medical terminology and infectious control. She has been involved in the Masterminds Science Club, volunteers with Owensboro Regional Health Hospital, and completed two academic internships, one with a family doctor and the other a dentist. After a mission trip to Guatemala, she also is inspired to be involved in medical missions abroad and in Shanna Hardin her community. Hardin wants to Shanna Hardin, a graduate follow in her mother’s footsteps of of Owensboro helping people by working in the High School, was medical field. She plans to attend the a Wendell H. Ford University of Louisville majoring in Academic All-Star biology and minoring in psychology.

Awards nominee Eventually, she wants to enter into in the science a medical school specializing category. Hardin as a pathologist or gastroenterhas a passion for ologist. Hardin is the daughter science. It fuels her of Hadji and Jennifer Hardin of Shanna with opportunities Owensboro.

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Arts Lee Ann Tuley

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Apollo High School graduate Lee Ann Tuley placed second in the Wendell H. Ford Academic All-Star Award arts category.

Performing has been an active part of Tuley’s life. She has been playing the cello in Lee Ann the orchestra for Turley seven years and has been involved in the theater for four years. From the arts, Tuley has not only learned to be open and confident when performing in front of others, she also has determined her career choice, musical therapy.

Helping others improve their lives is a key motivator for Tuley. According to her, she wants to use her talent to “help other people’s lives one performance at a time.” Most importantly for her is her desire to help care for patients creating a relaxed and safe environment for patients. She attributes part of her success in the arts to her teachers, Mrs. Davidson and Mrs. Berry.

Along with their support and her parents, she is confident in her career choice. She will begin her dream to merge her love of theater and music in the fall. Tuley is the daughter of Rod and Melissa Tuley of Owensboro.

Adrian Ambrose, a Daviess County High School graduate, was nominated for the Wendell H. Ford Academic All-Star Award for the arts category.

For Ambrose, a life without art would be dull and flavorless.

Adrian Art captivates Ambrose her, ignites her imagination and inspires her to create. She has known since she was a child that she wanted a life in the arts when she grew up. Her desire is to travel the world making discoveries that drive her artistic creations. Her art practices have taught her not only art skills but life skills. According to Ambrose, “Art teaches discipline; it teaches creativity; it teaches problem-solving skills.” With each brush stroke and every pencil mark, she strives to improve her skills. She has made a great effort to excel in different art forms such as photography, drawing and painting, and to establish a life based in the arts. Art-related activities include being a member of the Fine Arts Society, participating in art shows and designing the DCHS Christmas card. Ambrose will pursue a bachelor’s degree in the arts starting in the fall. She is

the daughter of Collin Ambrose and Kristy Westerfield of Owensboro.

Jeffery Roberts Hancock County High School graduate Jeffery Roberts was nominated for the Wendell H. Ford Academic All-Star Award in the arts category. For as long as he can remember, the arts Jeffery have been a part of Roberts his life. His father always worked with audio/visual rental and also was a hobby D.J., so he was raised listening to music. A fan of Kenny G’s music, he started playing the saxophone in the sixth-grade band. His musical skills grew with seven years of saxophone practice, including other skills such as leadership development, a work ethic and the ability to work as a part of a team. In addition, he was always drawing and taking art classes.

Along with his love of the arts, he has a strong attraction to mechanics.

According to Roberts, “I live to tear things apart to learn how to learn how they should work.” He attributes his experiences in the arts to his strong attention to detail, his problem-solving skills and his leadership skills.

His goal is to become an engineer designing machines and tools after

studying mechanical engineering at the University of Louisville. Roberts is the son of Troy and Teresa Roberts of Lewisport.

her artistic background to develop her career and her talent. She is the daughter of Stephanie Luttrell and Trip Townsend, both of Owensboro.

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Fox Bratcher

Miller Townsend, an Owensboro Catholic High School graduate, was nominated for the Wendell H. Ford Academic All-Star Award in the arts category.

Growing up, Townsend’s interior Miller designer/studio Townsend artist mother was a source of inspiration. According to Townsend, “From a young age, art has always kept me going, even in the hardest of times.” Her mother often kept her mind busy creating something and looking for the beautiful in all things. One of the most embedded memories she gave Townsend was that nothing is ever finished or ruined, but there always is room for improvement.

Throughout the years, art has been an active motivator and something that has grounded her. Townsend will merge her love of art and business by majoring in marketing and advertising with an emphasis in branding while attending Western Kentucky University. While not an art major, she will continue to use

Ohio County High School graduate Fox Bratcher was nominated for the Wendell H. Ford Academic All-Star Award in the arts category.

Fox His experiences Bratcher in the arts have shaped who he is and have shown him that anything is possible. While he plans to become a chemist, art it is at the heart of his journey into science. According to Bratcher, “Art allows for many things in the world, from the documentation of events and findings to the impossibilities of the mind through drawings and paintings.” For him, art expands the mind and extends to the impossible.

As a chemist, he anticipates dabbling in a bit of everything, yet it is making new compounds that fascinate him. The creation of new compounds astounds Bratcher as the reactions can be used to prevent disease and create cures. He is the son of David and Shannon Bratcher of Hartford.

Journalism Meredith Payne

Meredith Payne, a 2016 Daviess County High School graduate, was nominated for the Wendell H. Ford Academic All-Star Award in journalism. Payne says journalism is the art of telling stories. Four years of storytelling is how long she practiced that art Meredith while attending Payne DCHS. A favorite teacher, “Amber J.,” inspired her to get involved in the yearbook.

So, during her freshman year, she took a pre-requisite journalism class and learned the introduction of styles and forms of photography and writing. As a sophomore, she enrolled in the yearbook staff with high hopes. Leaving a permanent mark in her school’s history and telling the stories of students who do not usually get told was a fervent motivation for

her in capturing words and images.

The yearbook also allowed her to be a photographer, which meant attending many school events she normally would not have experienced. Learning about others and sharing those people’s talents through photography inspired her.

During her senior year, she served as co-editor in chief of the school’s yearbook where she oversaw the design elements and color patterns of the publication. Payne hopes that her contribution to the yearbook will create memories that will “bring back nostalgic smiles to the faces of my classmates.” She is the daughter of Robert and Therese Payne of Owensboro.

Noah Thomas Hancock County High School graduate Noah Thomas was nominated for the Wendell H. Ford Academic All-Star Award journalism category. According to Thomas, “Journalism in my life has not only developed the way

I communicate but also changed the way I think.” Gathering and sharing information has become a gift for him. He no longer just passes things along but has learned to dig deeper for the whole story.

Distinguishing Noah between credible Thomas and untrustworthy sources has also become a valuable skill for him. Journalism has taught him to not only research subject matter, but then compare it with multiple sources. Thomas works to prevent personal bias. Determining bias from the truthful content helps him in his own writing. He believes it is important to report on events and ideas without conveying his own opinion about the topic. In essence, journalism has taught him to be a better communicator.

He also utilizes the ethics he has learned in journalism in his job

as a dietary assistant and in two online theology discussion groups.

He attests that sharing accurate information in whatever realm you are in is imperative. Thomas is the son of Robert and Sandra Thomas of Hawesville.

William Litsey William Litsey, an Owensboro High School graduate, was nominated in the journalism category for the Wendell H. Ford Academic All-Star Award. Litsey is a storyteller and plans to be one for the rest of his William life. He refuses to Litsey sit back and let forces he cannot control dictate his circumstances. He said that the most valuable truth he learned from his OHS experience is that “the more complacent we become, the more transparent

we become.” His coursework at OHS, particularly his journalism classes, has shown him how to tell stories. Litsey bases his future plans on the idea that, according to him, “The world is ours, and we have to push forward through the marsh of regularity and make a name for ourselves before we sink into uniformity.” In addition to storytelling, he has been the head web designer for www.digitaldevil. org and he has directed and edited more than 80 episodes of the OHS student news show, “DTV.” He also has worked alongside OPS central office staff to create videos including “PLTW School Visits,” “Fourth Grade Challenge,” “OMS South Book Nook,” and “OHS Adds PE Cycling.” He said he is not out to change all the world, but hopes to touch one person, to change one person’s world. Film is the medium he plans to do this. Litsey is the son of James and Lisa Litsey of Owensboro.

English Faith Henry

Faith Henry

Faith Henry, a graduate of Ohio County High School, placed second in the English category of the Wendell H. Ford Academic All-Star Awards. With a desire to help others, her family’s experiences with Down syndrome and diabetes have encouraged her

to choose biomedical engineering as a career. Math and science are an integral part of this career path, but Henry is aware that “English is a key component to my goals.” In the research world, knowing how to write proposals is essential. Her work would have to be well-written so her ideas could be approved for development

and the results could accurately be recorded. Throughout high school, she has taken an active role in English coursework, participating in advanced English courses, reading a variety of genre books and tutoring a student in English. A member of the National Honor Society, the Beta Club and Eagle Excellence, Henry also has

held leadership positions and has been active in community service.

After obtaining her master’s degree, she wishes to work in research and development or genetic engineering and to lead her own research team in genetics. Henry is the daughter of Robert Henry and Wendy King of Beaver Dam.

MESSENGER-INQUIRER, Saturday, June 18, 2016

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he class of 2016 from Trinity High School celebrated their graduation ceremony at 7 p.m. May 20 at the Hines Center in Philpot. Baccalaureate was celebrated May 19 at St. William Catholic Church in Knottsville.

Senior awards followed the service.

AWARDS:

Aud Ariel – Will attend OCTC. Student council representative, Y-Community Service Club publicity committee, St. Michael’s College Scholarship & Book Award Recipient, Academic All-State Team, Outstanding Community Service Award, Prudential Spirit of Community Merit Award, NAFST Award of Excellence, HOBY/CLEW Outstanding Leader Award, Fleet Reserve Association Certificate of Participation, THS Business Mathematics Award, BB&T Bank Certificate of Congratulations, Kentucky House of Representatives Certificate of Achievement, Kentucky State Senate Certificate of Achievement, Soft Skills Certification, U.S Presidential Gold Award for Academic Excellence, Diploma of Excellence.

Mikaelyn Aud – Will attend Jefferson Community College. Senior class president, Y-Community Service Club secretary, Owensboro Noon Optimist Club Award Recipient, HOBY/CLEW Outstanding Leader Award, BB&T Bank Certificate of Congratulations, Kentucky House of Representatives Certificate of Achievement, Kentucky State Senate Certificate of Achievement, Soft Skills Certification, U.S. Presidential Silver Award for Academic Achievement, Diploma of Excellence.

Savannah Barnett – Will attend Regina Webb Academy.

BB&T Bank Certificate of Congratulations, Kentucky House of Representatives Certificate of Achievement, Kentucky State Senate Certificate of Achievement, Soft Skills Certification, U.S. Presidential Silver Award for Academic Achievement, Diploma of Excellence.

Molli Beatty – Will attend Brescia. Senior class treasurer, BB&T Bank Certificate of Congratulations, Kentucky House of Representatives Certificate of Achievement, Kentucky State Senate Certificate of Achievement, Soft Skills Certification, U.S. Presidential Gold Award for Academic Excellence, Diploma of Excellence.

Lauren Beyke – Will attend the UK. Y-Community Service Club publicity committee, Student Council president, Wendy’s Heisman Award Recipient, Academic All-State Team, THS Military Science Award, THS English IV Award, THS Physics Award, THS Mathematics Award, THS Mathematics Hall of Fame, Fleet Reserve Association Award recipient second place, BB&T Bank Certificate of Congratulations, Kentucky House of Representatives Certificate of Achievement, Kentucky State Senate Certificate of Achievement, U.S. Presidential Gold Award for Academic Excellence, Soft Skills Certification, Diploma of Excellence.

Joseph Blake Booker – Will attend OCTC. Y-Community Service Club treasurer, Hugh O’Brian Youth Leadership Award and Ambassador, Prudential Spirit of Community Merit Award, Academic All-State Team, Youth Summit Leadership Award, THS Anatomy Award, THS Science Hall of Fame, Larry Hager Award, Owensboro Rotary Club, BB&T Bank Certificate of Congratulations, Kentucky House of Representatives Certificate of Achievement, Kentucky State Senate Certificate of Achievement, Soft Skills Certification, U.S. Presidential Gold Award for Academic Excellence, Diploma of Excellence.

Jacob Boue – Will attend OCTC. THS Global Studies Award, High School Heroes Award/Red Cord, BB&T Bank Certificate of Congratulations, Kentucky House of Representatives Certificate of Achievement, Kentucky State Senate Certificate of Achievement, U.S. Presidential Silver Award for Academic Achievement, Diploma of Distinction.

Madison Buck – Will attend OCTC. THS Culinary Arts Award, BB&T Bank Certificate of Congratulations, Kentucky House of Representatives Certificate of

Photo by Matt Lunsford, Messenger-Inquirer.com/mlunsford@messenger-inquirer.com

Trinity High School graduates light candles during the graduation ceremony at the Hines Center in Philpot on Friday, May 20, 2016.

Achievement, Kentucky State Senate Certificate of Achievement, Soft Skills Certification, U.S. Presidential Silver Award for Academic Achievement, Diploma of Distinction.

Justin Cecil – Will attend OCTC. BB&T Bank Certificate of Congratulations, Kentucky House of Representatives Certificate, Kentucky State Senate Certificate of Achievement, Diploma of Distinction.

Noah Cox – Will attend OCTC. BB&T Bank Certificate of Congratulations, Kentucky House of Representatives Certificate of Achievement, Kentucky State Senate Certificate of Achievement, Diploma of Distinction.

Brent Graham – Will attend WKU. BB&T Bank Certificate of Congratulations, Kentucky House of Representatives Certificate of Achievement, Kentucky State Senate Certificate of Achievement, Soft Skills Certification, U.S. Presidential Silver Award for Academic Achievement, Graham Brent, Graham Brent Diploma of Excellence.

Terry Hamilton – Will join the workforce. BB&T Bank Certificate of Congratulations, Kentucky House of Representatives Certificate of Achievement, Kentucky State Senate Certificate of Achievement, Diploma.

Daniel Hardesty – Will attend St. Catharine College.

THS Economics Award, BB&T Bank Certificate of Congratulations, Kentucky House of Representatives Certificate of Achievement, Kentucky State Senate Certificate of Achievement, U.S. Presidential Gold Award for Academic Excellence, Soft Skills Certification, Diploma of Excellence.

Nolan Howard – Will attend WKU. Owensboro Noon Optimist Club Award Recipient, BB&T Bank Certificate of Congratulations, Kentucky House of Representatives Certificate of Achievement, Kentucky State Senate Certificate of Achievement, Soft Skills Certification, U.S. Presidential Silver Award for Academic Achievement, Diploma of Distinction.

Allen Howe – Will attend KWC. Y-Community Service Club co-president, Wendy’s Heisman Award Recipient, Academic All-State Team, HOBY/CLEW Outstanding Leadership Award, Outstanding Youth Leadership Award, U.S. President’s Volunteer Award, The Winner Within Youth Service Award, Prudential Spirit of Community Merit Award, Tommy Conder Citizenship Award, National Society of High School Scholars, Harvard National Academy of Future Physicians, Fleet Reserve Association Certificate of Participation, U.S. Army Ultimate Teammate Award, THS Economics Award, Religion IV Award, Religion Hall of Fame, Signed to play baseball at KWC, KWC James Graham Brown Scholarship, Daughters of the American Revolution Citizenship Award, BB&T Bank Certificate of Congratulations, Kentucky House of Representatives Certificate of Achievement, Kentucky State Senate Certificate of Achievement,

Soft Skills Certification, U.S. Presidential Gold Award for Academic Excellence, Diploma of Excellence.

Codey Mattingly – Will attend WKU. Y-Community Service Club publicity committee, High School Heroes Award/Red Cord, City-County Wrestling Champion, THS Advanced Physical Education Award, BB&T Bank Certificate of Congratulations, Kentucky House of Representatives Certificate of Achievement, Kentucky State Senate Certificate of Achievement, Diploma of Distinction.

Blake Midkiff – Will attend and signed to play basketball at KWC. BB&T Bank Certificate of Congratulations, Kentucky House of Representatives Certificate of Achievement, Kentucky State Senate Certificate of Achievement, Diploma of Excellence.

Drew Mills – Will attend OCTC. High School Heroes Award/Red Cord, BB&T Bank Certificate of Congratulations, U.S. Presidential Silver Award for Academic Achievement, Kentucky House of Representatives Certificate of Achievement, Kentucky State Senate Certificate of Achievement, Diploma of Excellence.

Cecilia Morris – Will attend WKU. Wendell Foster Home Essay first-place winner, Daviess County Conservation Essayfirst place, THS Government Award, THS English IV Award, THS Humanities Award, THS English Hall of Fame, Perfect Attendance Award, Fleet Reserve Association Award recipient- first place, BB&T Bank Certificate of Congratulations, Perfect Attendance Award, Kentucky House of Representatives Certificate of Achievement, Kentucky State Senate Certificate of Achievement, Soft Skills Certification, U.S. Presidential Gold Award for Academic Excellence, Diploma of Excellence.

Daniel Morris – Will attend and signed to play basketball at Brescia. Brescia University Catholic Connection Scholarship, Prudential Spirit of Community Merit Award, High School Heroes Award/Red Cord, BB&T Bank Certificate of Congratulations, Kentucky House of Representatives Certificate of Achievement, Kentucky State Senate Certificate of Achievement, Soft Skills Certification, U.S. Presidential Gold Award for Academic Excellence, Diploma of Excellence.

Reuben Morris – Will attend OCTC. Perfect Attendance Award, BB&T Bank Certificate of Congratulations, Kentucky House of Representatives Certificate of Achievement, Kentucky State Senate Certificate of Achievement, Perfect Attendance Award, Soft Skills Certification, U.S. Presidential Gold Award for Academic Excellence, Diploma of Excellence.

Ayriel Payne – Will attend Henderson Community College.

BB&T Bank Certificate of Congratulations, U.S. Presidential Silver Award for Academic Achievement, Kentucky House of Representatives Certificate of

Lauren Beyke – UK Provost Scholarship, John B. and Brownie Young Scholarship, Tom Laswell Scholarship- Owensboro Rotary, Daviess County Farm Bureau Scholarship, KEES Scholarship.

Joseph Blake Booker – OCTC Presidential Scholarship, John B. and Brownie Young Scholarship, Daviess County Farm Bureau Scholarship, Daviess County Cattleman’s Association Scholarship, KEES Scholarship.

Jacob Boue – STEM Scholarship, KEES Scholarship.

Madison Buck – KEES Scholarship.

Justin Cecil – KEES Scholarship.

Noah Cox – KEES Scholarship.

Brent Graham – Bill and Mary Brey Scholarship, KEES Scholarship.

Daniel Hardesty – Independence Bank, Lanham Family Scholarship, John B. and Brownie Young Scholarship, St. Catharine College Basketball Athletic Scholarship, St. Catharine College Merit Scholarship, Whitesville Community Credit Union Scholarship, KEES Scholarship.

Nolan Howard – KEES Scholarship.

Allen Howe – John B. and Brownie Young Scholarship, Civitan Club of Owensboro Scholarship, THS College Application Week Scholarship, Whitesville Community Credit Union Scholarship, KEES Scholarship.

Codey Mattingly – KEES Scholarship.

Blake Midkiff – KEES Scholarship.

Drew Mills – STEM Scholarship OCTCS, Whitesville Community Credit Union Scholarship, KEES Scholarship.

Cecilia Morris – All A Classic Scholarship, Western Kentucky University Merit Scholarship, Michael Horn Family Foundation Scholarship, Morris Cecilia John B. and Brownie Young Scholarship, Morris Cecilia Whitesville Community Credit Union Scholarship, KEES Scholarship.

Daniel Morris – John B. and Brownie Young Scholarship, Whitesville Knights of Columbus Scholarship, Whitesville Community Credit Union Scholarship, Brescia University SCHOLARSHIPS: Catholic Connection Scholarship, Ariel Aud – Robert C. KEES Scholarship.

Magan Leadership Foundation Reuben Morris – John B. Scholarship, John B. and Brownie and Brownie Young Scholarship, Young Scholarship, Whitesville STEM Scholarship, Whitesville Drugstore Scholarship, Daviess Community Credit Union County Nutrition Services Scholarship, KEES Scholarship.

Scholarship, KVR Scholarship, Ayriel Payne – KEES KEES Scholarship, Owensboro Community and Technical College Scholarship.

Haley Payne – John B. and Commonwealth Scholarship.

Brownie Young Scholarship, Mikaelyn Aud – KEES Randall and Dr. Angelita Salas Scholarship.

Head Scholarship, OCTC Savannah Barnett – Regina Presidential Scholarship, KEES Webb Academy Scholarship, Scholarship.

KVR Scholarship, Hewitt Michael Roberts – KVR Young Scholarship, Whitesville Scholarship, KEES Scholarship.

Community Credit Union Kaylee Russelburg – KEES Scholarship, KEES Scholarship.

Scholarship.

Molli Beatty – Brescia Dakota Wathen – KEES Ursuline Scholarship, Brescia Scholarship.

Alumni Scholarship, John B. and Lindsey Wright – KEES Brownie Young Scholarship, Scholarship.

KEES Scholarship.

Achievement, Kentucky State Senate Certificate of Achievement, Diploma of Distinction.

Haley Payne – Will attend OCTC. THS Career Development Award, THS Algebra II Award, THS Social Studies Hall of Fame, BB&T Bank Certificate of Congratulations, Kentucky House of Representatives Certificate of Achievement, Kentucky State Senate Certificate of Achievement, Soft Skills Certification, U.S. Presidential Gold Award for Academic Excellence, Diploma of Excellence.

Michael Roberts – Will attend OCTC. BB&T Bank Certificate of Congratulations, U.S. Presidential Silver Award for Academic Achievement, Kentucky House of Representatives Certificate of Achievement, Kentucky State Senate Certificate of Achievement, Diploma of Excellence.

Kaylee Russelburg – Will attend the USI or OCTC. BB&T Bank Certificate of Congratulations, Kentucky House of Representatives Certificate of Achievement, Kentucky State Senate Certificate of Achievement, Soft Skills Certification, U.S. Presidential Silver Award for Academic Achievement, Diploma of Distinction.

Dakota Wathen – Will join the workforce. Soft Skills Certification, BB&T Bank Certificate of Congratulations, Kentucky House of Representatives Certificate of Achievement, Kentucky State Senate Certificate of Achievement, Diploma of Distinction.

Lindsey Wright – Will attend UK. THS Fireside Essay Winner, BB&T Bank Certificate of Congratulations, Kentucky House of Representatives Certificate of Achievement, Kentucky State Senate Certificate of Achievement, U.S. Presidential Silver Award for Academic Achievement, Diploma of Excellence.

Summa Cum Laude – Ariel Aud, Mikaelyn Aud, Lauren Beyke, Joseph Blake Booker, Allen Howe, Cecilia Morris, Reuben Morris.

Magna Cum Laude – Molli Beatty, Daniel Hardesty, Daniel Morris, Hayley Payne.

Cum Laude – Savannah Barnett, Jacob Boue, Madison Buck, Brent Graham, Nolan Howard, Kyle Russelburg.

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Christian Allen McHatton, Elizabeth Lawson, B.S.W.; attended the annual Alpha Social Work Honor Audrey Rock – Society.

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Heather Wilkins Society. in learning behavior e Harry, B.S. in business: program at Murray State – Alpha Chi National Julie Dunn – High disorders in grades P-12; S University.

Scholastic Honor Society, Scholastic Achievement.

OTHER STATES: Justin C. McCormick, A.S. emphasis in finance a and economics; Charles Tami Moreno – Alpha Phi Alpha Social Work Katie Ford – High ALABAMA: Cullman – M in business; Henderson Connor Hundley, B.S. in Chi National Scholastic Honor Society.

Scholastic Achievement.

– Zachary Scott Capps, Erin Marie Dover, B.S.W.; B biology, chemistry minor; Honor Society.

Kelsey Fox – B.S. in integrated studies: Mobile – Terese Fisher, A Grace Omidiji – Phi Outstanding Achievement emphases in education and Charles Jordan Johnson, B.S.W.; Tuscaloosa – SCHOLARSHIPS: P M.B.A.; Jonathon Ray Alpha Social Work Honor in Spanish, Achievement in psychology; Emily Blake Kayleigh Bowlds – M Kamuf, B.S. in business: Society.

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raduating seniors from Kentucky Wesleyan College attended the commencement ceremony April 30 at Hocker-Hall Grove at the KWC campus.

BACHELOR OF ARTS Daviess County: Gene Cole – religion; Joseph Goble – Cum Laude, communication arts; Logan Weber – accounting.

Muhlenberg County: Cassandra Baggett – English; Michelle Trenda – theater.

Spencer County, Indiana: Benjamin Parsley Jr. – communication arts.

Perr y County, Indiana: Jacob Miller – graphic design.

Other Indiana cities: Andrew Moralez – graphic design.

Elsewhere: Cory Blackwell – criminal justice, Los Angeles, California; Jermaine Morgan – communication arts, Chicago, Illinois; Micah Preston – communication arts, Huntsville, Alabama.

BACHELOR OF ARTS IN MUSIC

Muhlenberg County: David Baxter – music.

Elsewhere: Rashad Brown – music, Somers Point, New Jersey.

, BACHELOR OF MUSIC Daviess County: Griffin Kelley – music; Spencer County: Heather Knight – music; Elizabeth, New Jersey: Kerry Showers Jr. – music education, Elizabeth, New Jersey.

BACHELOR OF MUSIC EDUCATION

Muhlenberg County: Aaron Eaves – music education; other Kentucky cities: Heather Lacy – music education, Henderson.

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

Daviess County: Haleigh Bickett – chemistry; Samantha Brett – middle grades education; Megan Cook – biology; Juanita Daugherty – psychology; Nicholas Gaddey – health sciences; Taylor Gaddis – chemistry; Kurtis Galloway – criminal justice; Breanna Jones – biology; Avery Keller – chemistry; Christian List – criminal justice; David McGarrh – criminal justice; Robin Miller – business administration; Andrea Mischel – accounting; David Murphy – business administration; Dwight Ottman – zoology; Matthew Owen – business administration; Michael Polio – biology; Jordan Roberts – health sciences; James Rouse – mathematics; Archie Rowe – mathematics; Skyler Stewart – political science; Kimberly Utley – business administration; Alexandria Velez – psychology; Neha Vora – biology; Anna Walker – exercise science; Rita Walker – criminal justice; Branden Webb – accounting; Mackenzie Weedman – elementary education. Hancock County: Robert Johannemann – physics; Samantha Shultz – business administration; McLean County: Eli Ellis – middle grades education; Thomas Alexander Free – chemistry; Muhlenberg County: Dalton Oliver – business administration; Monica Pentecost – chemistry; Haleigh Stringer – biology; Ohio County: Christopher Bartlett – psychology and communication arts; Rose Katlyn Duke – business administration; Travis Foreman – exercise science; Arielle Geary – elementary education; Seth Lasher – biology and chemistry; Michaela Melton – mathematics; Brianna Richards – biology; Audrey Taylor – biology; Perry County, Indiana: Mackenzie Alvarez – psychology; Spencer

of Oak and Ivy, Who’s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities.

Eli Ellis – Alpha Chi National College Honor Society.

Thomas Alexander Free – Alpha Chi National College Honor Society, American Chemical Society College Achievement Award.

Marcus Fillyaw – Wall Street Journal Student Achievement Award.

Taylor Gaddis – Who’s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities.

Courtney Gibson – Business Roundtable Achievement Award.

Ashlea Holt – Alpha Chi National College Honor Society, Center for Business Studies Service Learning Award.

Blair Hu – Who’s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities.

Breanna Jones – Who’s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities.

Griffin Kelley – Who’s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities.

Heather Lacy – Alpha Chi National College Honor Society, The Order of Oak and Ivy, Paul Oakley Memorial Award for Leadership and Service, Who’s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities.

Seth Lasher – Who’s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities.

Michaela Melton – Alpha Chi National College Honor Society.

Kaitlyn Miller – Modern Welding Company Inc. Psychology Award, Psi Chi International Honor Society in Psychology.

Kaci Ovelgoenner – Who’s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities.

Kaitlyn Pelletier – Jerry Trinkle Accounting Award, Who’s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities.

Monica Pentecost – The Order of Oak and Ivy, Who’s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities.

Simeon Pogue – The Order of Oak and Ivy, Who’s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities.

Lindsey Powell – Philip Photo by Greg Eans, Messenger-Inquirer.com/geans@messenger-inquirer.com Juanita Daugherty, left, a psychology major from Owensboro, and Tyler Banken, a zoology major from Henderson, walk R. Edwards Microbiology Award. in the rain in their graduation caps and gowns on the campus at Kentucky Wesleyan College on April 30.

Briana Richards – Who’s Who Among Students Young – physical education, accounting, Rochester, Kevin Kennedy – criminal County, Indiana: Tyler in American Colleges and New York; Connor Indianapolis; elsewhere: justice, Lexington; Hermann – elementary Universities.

Thompson, computer Yorell Branch – computer education; Simeon Pogue – Tamron Manning – Archie Douglas Rowe information systems, Pearl information systems, San communication arts; David business administration, – Alpha Chi National City, Illinois; Rebecca Georgetown; Benquil Antonio, Texas; Darius Thompson – chemistry; College Honor Society, Chandler – communication Thwaites – psychology, Marginy – exercise other Kentucky cities: Faulkner Mathematics Albany, California; Robert arts, Lemoore, California; science, Henderson; Tyler Banken – zoology, Award, Max Bareiss Townsend – fitness and Shon Chisom – exercise Henderson; Lauren Beard Cody Mills – exercise Physics Award. sports Management, science, Hagerstown, science, Louisville; Lauren – zoology, Henderson; Heather Scott – Psi Chi Farrell, Pennsylvania.

Norton – pre-pharmacy, Maryland; Ryan Conner – Jacob Becraft – zoology, International Honor Society psychology, Concord, North Cecilia; Lindsey Powell – Carrollton; Roger Beets III in Psychology, Rex O’Flynn – criminal justice, Louisville; zoology, Henderson; Aaron Carolina; Basil Deveaux Psychology Award.

Awards and – business administration, Nathan Black – computer Rosenhamer – exercise Emmalee Speer – Asheville, North Carolina; science, Henderson; information systems, scholarships: Davenport Zoology Award, Travis Rowland – Cum Marcus Fillyaw – business Paducah; Seth Burnette Who’s Who Among Students David Baxter – Nelda Laude, history, Crestwood; administration, Topeka, – Cum Laude, health Peeples Darrell Scholarship. in American Colleges and Heather Scott – psychology, Kansas; Blair Hu – sciences, Morganfield; Haleigh Bickett – Alpha Universities.

Matthew Chestnut – Magna Madisonville; Daniel Sigler Cum Laude, business Haleigh Stringer – Chi National College Honor administration, El Paso, – business administration, Cum Laude, mathematics Alpha Chi National College Society.

Texas; Timothy Jefferies Princeton; Justin Smith and physics, Paducah; Honor Society, Who’s Seth Burnette – Who’s – computer information – communication arts, Jessica Collins – Magna Who Among Students in Who Among Students in Antioch, California; systems, Crestwood; Cum Laude, zoology, American Colleges and American Colleges and Rykan Jones – exercise Henderson; Crysta Taylor Springel – zoology, Universities.

Universities. science, Katy, Texas; Henderson; Ciera Woods – Cunningham – criminal Matthew Chestnut – David Thompson – psychology, Louisville; other Chad Klein – business justice, Madisonville; Alpha Chi National College Who’s Who Among Students Indiana cities: Courtney administration, Trenton, Brooke Daugherty – Honor Society, Who’s in American Colleges and Illinois; LaDon Laney – Barter – health sciences, communication arts, Who Among Students in Universities.

Evansville; Bernard Boots – business administration, Madisonville; Charles American Colleges and Alexandria Velez – The Wayne Decker – criminal justice, Evansville; Cincinnati, Ohio; Devin Universities.

Order of Oak and Ivy, Psi Langford – communication Johnathan Eberhardt – business administration, Juanita Daugherty – Psi Chi International Honor business administration, arts, Huntsville, Alabama; Morganfield; Kathryn Chi International Honor Society in Psychology.

Alexa Leon – zoology, Indianapolis; Billy Head Dishion – Magna Cum Society in Psychology.

Anna Walker – Alpha Monticello, Minnesota; – exercise science, Laude, psychology, Kate Dishion – Chi National College Honor Kaitlin Miller – psychology, Constitutional Law Award Lexington; Courtney Bloomington; Shawn Society.

Lancaster, Ohio; Xavier Kahre – fitness and sports Gibson – Magna In Criminal Justice/ Branden Webb – Mitchell – criminal justice, management, Vincennes; Cum Laude, business Criminology, Psi Chi Institute of Management Clarksville, Tennessee; administration, Henderson; Cody Leffert – exercise International Honor Society Accountants Award.

Kaci Ovelgoenner – Magna in Psychology, Who’s science, Lincoln City; Ashlea Holt – Summa Mackenzie Weedman – Heather Logsdon – Summa Cum Laude, middle Cum Laude, business Who Among Students in Who’s Who Among Students Cum Laude, graphic design, grades education, St. administration, Princeton; American Colleges and in American Colleges and Lawrenceburg; Troy Paris – Jacob, Illinois; Jenisse Heather Ipock – criminal Universities.

Universities. business administration, Mt. Palacios – criminal justice, justice, Madisonville; Aaron Eaves – Dr. Paul Ciera Woods – Connie El Paso, Texas; Kaitlyn Vernon; Emmalee Speer Nicole Jenkins – business W. Hagan Outstanding Bettinelli Memorial Pelletier – Cum Laude, – zoology, Seymour; Tai administration, Lexington; Music Prize, The Order Psychology Award.

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Owensboro Community & Technical College

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Tasha Miller of Owensboro, right, an Associate of Arts major at Owensboro Community & Technical College, gets help with her cap from her friend Kali Newton of Owensboro during graduation ceremonies at the Owensboro RiverPark Center on May 10, 2016.

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CTC hosted a commencement and honors ceremony at 7 p.m. May 10 at the RiverPark Center, 101 Daviess St. The keynote speaker was Kentucky’s Lt. Gov. Jenean Hampton.

The following OCTC students were awarded Certificates in the denoted discipline: Administrative of fice technology – Jennifer Faye Brodie, Darlene Buzan, Sharon Elaine Fulkerson, Brittani Diane Head, Sherri J. Martinez, Morgan Peyton Muskin, Misty L. Myers, Ir yna A. Payne, Roxanne McCoy Roberts, Leigh Anne Roby, Kelly Poynter Spriggs, Rebecca Leigh Stewart, Kathy Grace Voyles, Sharmeca Sharmar Walton, Corri Ann West, Karen Varnett White; air conditioning technology – Anthony David Camron, Jason Bron Gallion, Donald Joseph Hardesty, Nathan Andrew Keller, Timothy Nathaniel Nugent, James Anderson Poole; automotive technology – Aaron James Brown, Julleon Taylor Fischer, Peter Harald Herrmann, David E. Statts; business administration systems – Alice May Johnson; business communication – Kelsey Elaine Fannin; collision repair technology – Matthew Blake Arnold, Markkee Daitron Johnson; computer and information technologies – Morgan Todd Atwood, Brandon K. Black, Joseph Michael Haynes, Luke Thomas Lacefield, Jarred Ryan McBrayer, Dustin Dwayne McCubbins, Katelin Marie Scarboro, David Sean Williams, Matthew Ray Wimpelberg; computer aided drafting and design – Dylan R. Wilkerson; computerized manufacturing and machining – Zachariah Michael Burden, Trea Jaquel Byrd, Travis S. Eaton, Jefrie Rae Evans, Christopher James Goetz, Jacob Anthony Howard, James Alexander May, Havert

Alan Schroader, Joseph Bradley Stone, Derek Wayne Westenbarger; construction technology – Christopher Allen Clark, Brian K. Fulkerson, Br yce Wayne Har ville, Clark Edward Payne; diesel technology – Chandler Slade Bennett, Aaron James Brown, Amber Daugherty, Kyle M. Esarey, William Tyler Goodall, Donald Joseph Hardesty, Jayse Matthew Hobgood, Lee Isaac Humphrey; emergency medical ser vices paramedic – Donald R. Austin, Ronald Ray Daugherty, Zach Ryan Shreve; emergency medical technician – Caitr yn N. Addington, Kylie Brookes Barron, Dakota James Bratcher, Laura Lee Brooks, Gregor y Michael Cuomo, Trevor Dwayne Dixon, Br yce Young Garrett, Matthew Cole Gilmore, Eric Jason Grimes, Josh Philip Harrington, Anthony James Head, Jonathan Lee Heath, Joshua Garrett Jones, Andrea Jordan, Bradley Ross Ketelhut, Tyler Joseph Mayfield, Ryan Alexander Payne, Tyler Dale Payne, Lori Shay Simpson, James A. Wathen Jr., Adam Steven Whitehouse, Mindy M. Wilcox, Letrianna D. Williams, Andrew Jean Wilson, Jef frey Tyler Yeckering, Rebecca L ynn Young; engineering and electronics technology – Jamison Scott Boswell, Colton Tyler Brothers, Wesley Jordan Burns, Leah Elizabeth Cravens, Anthony Joseph Criss, James A. Early, Stephen D. Har vey, Christopher A. Parker, Jef frey Wayne Pulliam, Nathaniel Cicero Rearden, Brian Joseph Storm, Michal Steven Wilkerson; fire rescue science technology – James A. Wathen Jr.; interdisciplinar y early childhood education – Madison Nicole Lee, Emily Marie Martin, Kathrine Josephine Miller; Kentucky medication aide – Tosha Lashea

Brown, Michelle L ynn Br yant, Christina Ann Burks, Jillian Marie Calhoun, Amy Nicole Camplin, Kylie M. Carnes, Chasity Ann Fambrough, Michelle R. McDowell, Shawna Lashae Pharris, Elicia Striplin, Kelsey Joanna Vance – manufacturing industrial technology – Jarrett Micheal Allen, Victor Jay Baker II, Brandon Lee Basham, Chandler Slade Bennett, Max J. Bickett, James Kevin Bowlds, Robert Alexander Bowlds, Timothy Wayne Boyle, Colton Tyler Brothers, Aaron James Brown, Brian David Brumfield, Wesley Jordan Burns, Jason Wayne Chappell Sr., Dana Renee Chrisler, Blake Allen Christian, Rusty Gene Cox, Anthony Joseph Criss, Matthew Eric Damin, Amber Daugherty, Logan Kieth Donahue, Alex Michael Durbin, Travis S. Eaton, Kyle M. Esarey, Derek Anthony Fulkerson, Marcus Tyler Fulkerson, Michael Wayne Gear y, William Tyler Goodall, Joshua Robert Hall, Donald Joseph Hardesty, Michael Thomas Hayden; manufacturing industrial technology – Jayse Matthew Hobgood, Jacob Anthony Howard, Lee Isaac Humphrey, Collin James Kebortz, Jordan Robert Kreisle, Nathan Ryan Laws, Cor y A. Mattingly, Jason J. McCown, Jordan Russell McElwain, Benedict F. Medley, Jared Michael Millay, Christopher A. Parker, Jef frey Wayne Pulliam, Mathew Paul Rapp, Christopher L. Rearden, Nathaniel Cicero Rearden, Rodney Allan Rhodes, Donald Gregor y Samek, Aaron William Schwalb, Paul G. Seals, David M. Shouse, Levi Scott Smith, Adam Ryan Stephens, Brian Joseph Storm, Christian Nathaniel Tignor, Justin Michael Tudor, Anthony Wayne Vogt, William Lewis Warsinsky, Michal Steven Wilkerson, Jaret Courtland Williams,

Brandon Scott Wright, William Michael Wyatt; Medicaid nurse aide – Hannah M. Abner, Sarah Abuonk, Ashley Morgan Adkisson, Ashley Michelle Alsup, Gwendolyn Mae Anderson, Katelyn Ann Badertscher, Tracy L ynn Baize, Shawntee Destiny Baker, Sandy Jane Ball, Autumn Rose Barnett, Jillian R. Bartlett, Jennifer Ashely Beasley, Carissa Belcher, Savannah Robin Bell, Anita Katherine Black, Joelle Maria Boarman, Stephanie L. Boaz, Mollie Alexandra Bozarth, Brandie Nicole Broesch, Ashley Mischelle Brown, Sarah Elizabeth Browning, Brandon Lee Buck, Bennie Sims Carden, Ashley L ynne Chinn, Alicia Rose Christensen, Keely Shaye Clubbs, Rebekah Carol Cook, Scott Jacob Cooksey, Caila Marie Cotton, Bailey Nicole Cox, Thomas Charles Crowder, Kaitlyn Dixie Curr y, Patrick Joseph Davis, Keely P. Donohoo, Natalie L ynn Ellzey, Whitney Michelle Embr y, Melissa Ann Ezell, Holly Marie Flener, Tif fany Renee Foster, Sara Grace Fulkerson, Gianna Elisabeth Fusinatto, Madeline Ann Garrison, Jennifer L ynn Gear y, Holly L ynn Gillan, Whitney Nicole Gilmore, Madisyn S. Gilstrap, Samantha Michelle Green, Shawn Nicole Grozier, Megan Marie Guzman, J’Nayah Mikal Hall, Nadija Hanley, Andrea Kori Hatfield, Kiera Chequay Hawkins, Olivia Kaitlin Haws, Matthew Dixon Hay, Alexandra Catherine Henderson, Laine Elizabeth Hermes, Jose Marco Hernandez, Jesse B. Hicks, Jessica Leann Higdon, Tina Marie Hoheimer, Kyle Edward Hohimer, Doni R. Hornsby, Juanita Sue Johnson, Taylor Nichole Johnson, Cor y Eldon Jones, Rachael L ynn Jones, Medina Niesha Kerley, Kevin L. King, Rachel Lauren Kirk,

Kayla Danielle Knott, Amber L. Koontz, Baili Mackenzie Lambert, Alexander Jorden Lashley, Brittany Danielle Light, Morgan Lashel Logsdon, Alana Nicole Long, April L ynn Long, Morgan Ann-Louise Lovins, Sarah Michelle McCarthy, Alexandra Elizabeth McDaniel, Summer Marlene McStoots, Jaycee Leigh Moad, Christina M. Murphy, Caroline Grace Nance, Brittney Taylor Neal, Shawntanasha D. Neal, Carrie M. Nelson, Rachael E. Nunn, Aaron T. Patrick, Austin Keith Payne, Danielle Marie Payne, Caitlyn F. Potts, Sabrina Kathr yn Rice, Dora Ann Riley, Sydney Madison Robertson, Nathan Reed Rucker, Aung Seng San, Hailey Alexandra Schoonover, Ashley N. Scott, Alexandria Brooke Shreve, Ashley J. Simmons, Michelle Colleen Simpson, Stacy L ynn Smith, Alexandria Kay Snyder, Taylor Ann Spencer, Samantha Gayle Stamper, Kathleen Blair Stein, Keeley Shaye Stevenson, Jacqueline R. Strohmeyer, Patricia Ann Teasley, Sara Louise Thielen, Felicia N. Tinnell, Mar y Ann Troutman, Ciara Nicole Veach, Felicia Marie Villareal, L yndsey Gayle Wathen, Shelby L ynn Wathen, Kody Jacob Westerfield, Summer Leigh Westerfield, Ashton L. Williams, Savanna Marie Williams, Adam Keeley Wright; medical information technology – Jessica Renae Austin, Darlene Buzan, Rosemarie Carraway, Shawn Ella Chappell, Lindsey Nicole Davis, Sharon Elaine Fulkerson, Tina Marie Gonzalez, Caitlin Tyler Hamilton, Lindsey Taylor Jennings, Angela Dawn Laslie, Sherri J. Martinez, Tyler Anthony Moore, Morgan Peyton Muskin, Misty L. Myers, Ir yna A. Payne, Roxanne McCoy Roberts, Leigh Anne Roby, Kelly Poynter Spriggs,

Rebecca Leigh Stewart, Kathy Grace Voyles, Lori Ann Welborn, Karen Varnett White; of fice systems technology – Lindsey Taylor Jennings, Lori Ann Welborn, Karen Varnett White; paramedic technology – Raymond J. Galmiche, Thomas-Leigh Jed Mills; phlebotomy for the health care worker – Adam Anthony Austin, Cinita Joyce Jean Ball, Hailey LaDean Balls, Brittany Michelle Bullock, Jennifer Rose Calabrese, Kennedy Isabelle Donahoo, Courtney Danielle Dukate, Cansas Jade Duvall, Ryan Lee Gear y, Ashley Marie Hall, Rebecca Elaine Kirkman, Whitney Nix, Mar y Elaine Osborne, Sabrina Michelle Ruby, Brittany Gwyn Simpson, Janae Michelle Stewart, Elissa Lauralle Vance; welding technology – Matthew Dawson Burton, Jef frey Michael Cauley, Hunter Blake Frailley, Curtis Fulkerson, Kaela Michelle Henr y, Hunter Carson Jones, Nathaniel Frank Krampe, Ahmad Naser Muhammad, Nathan Michael Roby, David M. Shouse, Michael Shane Stone, Cody Blane Wethington, Travis M. Wiggins, William Benjamin Yeagle.

OCTC Honors Graduates are denoted with a single asterisk as a *Graduate with Distinction, earning a GPA of 3.4-3.59 on all work attempted; or a double asterisk as a **Graduate with High Distinction, earning a GPA of 3.6 or higher on all work attempted.

The following OCTC students were awarded diplomas in the defined discipline: agriculture technology – Adam Christopher Mullican; air conditioning technology – Anthony David Camron, Jason Bron Gallion**; Nathan Andrew Keller*, Timothy Nathaniel Nugent**; automotive technology SEE OCTC/PAGE F9

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Bridgmon, Kaylyn Makenzie Bristow**, Sarah Br yn Brown, Cor y Burdette**, FROM PAGE F8 William T. Burgess, Victoria J. Elaine – David E. Statts; business administrative Butler, Erica Marie Butts, Jennifer Rose systems – Mack Henr y Calabrese**, Cassandra Estes*; collision repair Justine Cannon, Kyla technology – Matthew Danea Carden, Chelsey Blake Arnold*; Carpenter**, Morgan computer aided Denise Car t, Adam drafting and design – David Catiller**, Leigh Dylan R. Wilkerson; Ann Chapman**, computerized Madison Nicole manufacturing and Chapman, Logan Tyler machining – Zachariah Cheek, Joel Domiriz Michael Burden**, Ciaccio, Kayci Dawn Jefrie Rae Evans**, Cockrell, April J. Christopher James Goetz, James Alexander Cole, Sara Elizabeth Cook, Nicole Danielle May, Haver t Alan Cooke-Frost**, Caleb Schroader**, Joseph Daniel Cooper**, Bradley Stone, Derek Jordan Machele Wayne Westenbarger; construction technology Cooper, Michael Dean Crabtree**, Christina – Brian K. Fulkerson, Br yce Wayne Har ville*, Michelle Crawford**, Katelyn Marie Dant, Clark Edward Payne; Tif fany Blair Davis, fire rescue science Brooklynd Rebel Rain technology – James A. Decker**, Nic Rober t Wathen Jr.; interdisciDrur y, Shannon Elaine plinar y early childhood Embr y, David Michael education – Kerstin Engler t Jr., Micah P. Jane Johnson, Madison Nicole Lee**, Leigha B. Farmer, Jessica Brianne Winslow; manufacturing Faulkner, Douglas Hunter Filback**, industrial technology Naomi Fireman, Daniel – Jarrett Micheal Patrick Fulkerson, Allen, Victor Jay Baker Alexa Renee Fuqua, II, Max J. Bickett**, Jade Elizabeth Garner, James Kevin Bowlds**, Angela Sue Garrett, Timothy Wayne Amber Michelle Boyle**, Colton Tyler Gillim, Erica Jennings Brothers, Brian David Gillis, Shelley Dionne Brumfield**, Wesley Glapion, Heather Shea Jordan Burns, Jason Gof f, Britney Elizabeth Wayne Chappell Sr., Dana Renee Chrisler**, Gompers-Yamada, Jacob Michael Grant*, Loni Blake Allen Christian*, Alexis Grant**, Alex Rusty Gene Cox*, Rober t Gray, Bailey Anthony Joseph Criss, Matthew Eric Damin**, Nichole Green, Eli C. Logan Kieth Donahue**, Gregor y, Samantha Jo Groves, Shawn Nicole Alex Michael Durbin, Grozier**, Amanda Travis S. Eaton**, Leah Hagan, Chelsea Derek Anthony Marie Hagan**, Hannah Fulkerson*, Marcus A. Hall, Caitlin Tyler Tyler Fulkerson**, Hamilton, Forrest Michael Wayne Gear y, Chance Hamilton, Joshua Rober t Hall**, Jacob Anthony Howard, Marla Robin Hawks, Makayla Jo Heflin**, Collin James Kebor tz, Hannah L ynn Helm, Jordan Rober t Kreisle, Veva Ruth Henderson, Nathan Ryan Laws, Brooke Elizabeth Cor y A. Mattingly, Hermann, Branden Jordan Russell Chase Hofmann*, McElwain, Benedict F. Harold Eugene Holcomb Medley**, Eric Joshua Jr., Hailey Hope Millay, Jared Michael Millay**, Jef frey Wayne Hoskins, Aaron Lee Pulliam**, Mathew Paul Howard, James Austin Howard, Matthew Rapp, Christopher L. Tyler Paul Hudson, Rearden*, Nathaniel Wyatt Danay Hudson, Cicero Rearden, Rodney Allan Rhodes**, Megan Mechelle Husk, Myranda Suzann Donald Gregor y Isbill, Cour tney Anne Samek**, Aaron Johnson**, Elioenai William Schwalb**, Chelal Johnson, Paul G. Seals**, Levi Katherine Ann Johnson, Scott Smith, Adam Kyle Logan Johnson, Ryan Stephens, Lorri Johnson**, Brian Joseph Storm*, Michael Cody Johnson, Christian Nathaniel Tignor, Anthony Wayne Rober t Scott Johnson, Cor y Eldon Jones, Vogt**, William Lewis Brandi Jo Juarez, Warsinsky, Michal Steven Wilkerson, Jaret Chelsea L. Kellems, Heidi Ann Kern, Cour tland Williams*, Bettie Hight Kincaid, Brandon Scott Wright, Rachel Nicole King, William Michael Wyatt; Kayla Reanne Klein*, welding – Matthew Rachel Rose Krampe**, Dawson Bur ton**, Cour tney Michelle Nathaniel Frank Kruta**, Anna Elizabeth Krampe**.

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Lashbrook, Angela The following Dawn Laslie, Jacob OCTC students were awarded an Associate Daniel Linn, Trevor in Arts degree: Megan Scott Lowe, David Shane Mar tin, Makenzie L ynn Elizabeth Abney, Karen Masteller, DeQuashia Ann Alexander*, Kevin Michelle McBride, Andrew Alsup, Devin Paige Elizabeth Nichole Anderson, McCar thy, Savannah Kelsey Michelle Len McKinney, Mason Arnett, Abigail Nicole Keith Miller**, Tosha Arrendell, Adam Elizabeth Miller, Jef frey Ashby, Hattie Jayrolyn Marie Murphy, Carol Elizabeth Ashby, Teri Jo Murphy, Lauren Hannah N. Aull**, Denise Nevitt, Brodie Donald R. Austin**, Johnathon Brent Bailey, James Norris**, Zachar y Jordan Taylor Dell Baird, O’Br yan, Kristen Beth Kaitlin Nicole Bandy*, Monica Deann Barnett*, Ogle**, Jacqueline Mattingly Osowicz, Kayla ReighAnne Keya Rashmin Pasad, Barr, Kristen Jewel Chelsea Marie Payne**, Bell, Lindsey Dianne Cr ystal Amethyst Bilbro, Brandon James Payne*, Jordan Blake**, Jamie Lee Nicholas Payne**, Boehman, Cour tney Patrick Charles Jean Boling, Tokiwa Payne*, Dar yl James Nichole Bonds, Alissa Peck, Perri Madison Dru Boone, Shelby Pedley**, Tyler McKay Marie Boone*, Luke Phillips, Delanie Marie Tyler Booty**, Katie Puckett**, Ronald Joe Michelle Bouchard*, Ramsey**, Kaylee Tif fany L. Bowling, Nicole Ranburger**, Samuel Stephen Shiloh Rozella Marie

Reese, Desirae Gayle Renfrow, Emily Rose Rhodes, Dakendra Jade Rice, Emyle Dawn Rober tson, Jose De Jesus Romo Mata, James William Sandefur, Somula Dawn Schwoeppe*, Shatanna L. Sendra, Barbara K. Shaw, Shane Sherif f, Andrea Denise Singleton, Charles Michael Skaggs, Samantha Gayle Stamper, Kayla Dawn Stevenson, Christopher Aaron Stites**, Aaron McGee Stone**, Joshua Cur tis Stone, Amber Nichole Sydnor, Lorena Rose Taucher*, Samantha Faye Taylor, Allison Renae Thomas, Colleen M. Thomas**, Paige Elizabeth Thompson, Vanessa L ynn Thompson, Allison L ynn Thren**, Autumn Marie Tichenor*, Dyllon James Townsend, Marc Thomas Turley*, Sarah Elizabeth Ulber, Kasey Rae Vanover, Jessica Alexis VanWinkle, Veronica Sarah Vinitski, Blair Michelle Warren*, Beau Patrick Watts, Logan Scott Weber, Sarah Jane Wells*, Amanda Jo Wettstain, Rachael Anne Wheatley*, Elisabeth Anne White**, Stacey Michelle Wilkins**, Josie Raye Williams, Briana Jade Willoughby, Adam Keeley Wright, Samantha June Wur tman, Brandy Nicole Yaden, Amber Nicole Young, Casey Danielle Zoglmann*.

The following OCTC students were awarded an Associate in Science degree: Savannah Robin Bell, Anna Marie Blair, Cour tney Jean Boling, Whitney Nicole Browder, Misty Michelle Burgess*, Amethyst Sue Burnette*, Joel Rober t Campbell, Cour tney Faith Cantrell, Kendra Marie Chapman, Devin Ray Cof field, William Charles Cooper, Vanessa Lee Crisp*, Michelle Ann Dant, Rebecca L ynn Detzer, Kristen J. Dickson, Ashley Alley Edge, Naomi Fireman, Kayla Ann Ford, Ramanda Marie Foreman**, Nathan Kristian Fulkerson, Amber Michelle Gillim, Erica Jennings Gillis, Kelly Jean Gof finet, Sarah Nicole Gossett, Heidi Marie Greulich, Shawn Nicole Grozier**, Jodi McKenzie Hagan**, Emor y Haire**, Hannah A. Hall, Caitlin Tyler Hamilton, Luke Michael Hamilton Joshua Philip Hatfield, David William Hayden**, Theresa Rae L ynn Holcomb, Whitney Ann Hopkins**, Doni R. Hornsby, Amanda Faye Howard**, Mar y Yvonne Howard**, Mar y Helen Reyna Howard, Devin Ross Humphrey**, Kathr yn Taylor Husk, Jonathan Cecil Iglehear t, Jacqueline Dawn Jacob, Haley Michelle James**, Audrey Eloise Johnson**, Tanisha Faye Johnson, Cor y Eldon Jones, Kayla Reanne Klein*, Kimberly A. LaCrosse, Jennifer Rae Lansden, Faith Lowe, Bailey Michelle Malone, John Clayton Mar tin, Penny M. Matthews, Jessie Grace Mattingly*, Rachel Leigh Mattingly, Brittanni E. McManaway, Cassidy Nicole Mercer, Morgan Gayle Merritt, Samantha Joyce Merritt, Heather Elise Midnight, Madison Nichole Mikes*, Meagan Brooke Millay**, Lauren Denise Nevitt, Kristen Beth Ogle**, Ashley Faye Parish**, Kali Ann Paul**, Hannah Irene Payne, Patrick Charles Payne*, William

Thurman Pogue Jr., Seth Kenneth Reed**, Jordan Tyler Rhinerson**, Dakendra Jade Rice, Sydney Jay Rice**, Emily Mae Riney, Noah Mason Scott, Stephanie L. Shrubb, Nicholas Trey Simon*, Lori Shay Simpson, Kristen Marie Smith, Laura Gail Smith**, Kr ystal Louise Sowders, Ashley Paige Spencer, Samantha Gayle Stamper, Cor y L ynn Statts, Haley Marie Statts, Sylvia Jean Stilwell, Rebecca S. Teasley, Dakota Kay Terr y, Angel Nichole Thomas, Colleen M. Thomas**, Austin Joseph Thompson, Paige Elizabeth Thompson, Jason Anthony Toth, Jessica Alexis VanWinkle, Kera M. Wedding*, Morgan Ray Wedding, Ranson Andrew Welborn, Elisabeth Anne White**, Breanna Elizabeth Willis, Austin Michael Woodward, Adam Keeley Wright, Brandy Nicole Yaden, Katelynn Tyler Young, Micah Glyn Zielinski.

The following OCTC students were awarded an Associate in Applied Science degree in the defined discipline: agriculture technology – Cole Spencer Hamilton**, Nathan Rober t West**; agriculture studies: Ashlyn Taylor Ayer, Katelynn Nicole Jarboe**, Mitchell Allen Knott**, Erica Leigh May**; automotive technology – Peter Harald Herrmann, David E. Statts; business administration systems – Lisa Brooke Bland, Isabella Rehner Canant, Thomas Neely Clouse*, Caleb Daniel Cooper**, Mack Henr y Estes*, Alicia Gayle Haynes, Hannah L ynn Helm, Patricia Renee Howard, Alice May Johnson, Mariana Delon Ruiz, Allison Renee Stewar t, Lori L ynn Voyles; computer and information technologies – Morgan Todd Atwood, Brandon K. Black, Joseph Michael Haynes**, Luke Thomas Lacefield, Jarred Ryan McBrayer, Dustin Dwayne McCubbins**, Katelin Marie Scarboro**, David Sean Williams, Matthew Ray Wimpelberg; computerized manufacturing and machining – Zachariah Michael Burden**, Michael Ray Dingler, Jefrie Rae Evans**, Christopher James Goetz, James Alexander May, Haver t Alan Schroader**, Joseph Bradley Stone, Derek Wayne Westenbarger; criminal justice – Colton C. Black, Amanda Mae Brown, Zane Christopher Glass**, Suzie Roseann Hein, Rebecca Dwayne Jablonski, Shelby L ynn Latham, Dylan Wade Mar tin, Lacey Brooke Parham**, Mandy Monreat Schroader, Jared Blake Spurrier**; diesel technology – Chandler Slade Bennett**, Lee Isaac Humphrey*; emergency medical ser vices paramedic – Donald R. Austin**, Ronald Ray Daugher ty, Zach Ryan Shreve, Marietta K. Wor th; engineering and electronics technology – Jamison Scott Boswell, Colton Tyler Brothers, Wesley Jordan Burns, Leah Elizabeth Cravens, Anthony Joseph Criss, James A. Early**, Stephen D. Har vey**, Christopher A. Parker, Jef frey Wayne Pulliam, Brian Joseph Storm*, Michal Steven Wilkerson; fire science technology – James

A. Wathen Jr.; general occupational technical studies – Matthew Blake Arnold*, Victor Jay Baker II, Max J. Bickett**, Brian David Brumfield**, Matthew Dawson Bur ton**, Anthony David Camron, Jason Wayne Chappell Sr., Dana Renee Chrisler**, Blake Allen Christian*, Rusty Gene Cox*, Michael Ray Dingler, Travis S. Eaton, Micah P. Farmer, Anissa Renae Fleming, Joseph Alan Frakes, Brian K. Fulkerson, Marcus Tyler Fulkerson**, Jason Bron Gallion**, Br yce Wayne Har ville*, Nathan Andrew Keller*, Nathaniel Frank Krampe**, Jordan Rober t Kreisle, Nathan Ryan Laws, Cor y A. Mattingly, Jordan Russell McElwain, Eric Joshua Millay, Jared Michael Millay**, Timothy Nathaniel Nugent**, Clark Edward Payne, Rhonda Kaylene Pierce, Adam Ryan Stephens, Christian Nathaniel Tignor, Anthony Wayne Vogt**, Dylan R. Wilkerson, Brandon Scott Wright; health care facilities leadership – Lauren Elizabeth Embr y, Franklin E. Murphy; human ser vices – Amy Michelle Coots, Jonathan David Crabtree; interdisciplinar y early childhood education – Michaela Rayeann Callis, Misty Michele Church, Brandy L ynne Fallaway, Kerstin Jane Johnson, Amy Jo Keller, Mindy Michelle Lawrence**, Madison Nicole Lee**, Emily Marie Mar tin*, Amanda J. Patton, Leigha B. Winslow, Whitney Nikole Wolfe; manufacturing industrial technology – Jarrett Micheal Allen, Max J. Bickett**, James Kevin Bowlds**, Timothy Wayne Boyle**, Colton Tyler Brothers, Brian David Brumfield**, Wesley Jordan Burns, Blake Allen Christian*, Anthony Joseph Criss, Matthew Eric Damin**, Logan Kieth Donahue**, Alex Michael Durbin, Travis S. Eaton**, Derek Anthony Fulkerson*, Marcus Tyler Fulkerson**, Michael Wayne Gear y, Joshua Rober t Hall**, Jacob Anthony Howard, Mark Johnson, Collin James Kebor tz, Jordan Rober t Kreisle, Cor y A. Mattingly, Jordan Russell McElwain, Benedict F. Medley**, Eric Joshua Millay, Christopher A. Parker, Jef frey Wayne Pulliam**, Mathew Paul Rapp, Christopher L. Rearden*, Nathaniel Cicero Rearden, Rodney Allan Rhodes**, Donald Gregor y Samek**, Aaron William Schwalb**, Paul G. Seals**, Levi Scott Smith, Brian Joseph Storm*, William Lewis Warsinsky, Michal Steven Wilkerson, Jaret Cour tland Williams*, Brandon Scott Wright, William Michael Wyatt; medical information technology – Shawn Ella Chappell**, Lindsey Nicole Davis, Sharon Elaine Fulkerson**, Tina Marie Gonzalez, Caitlin Tyler Hamilton, Sherri J. Mar tinez, Morgan Peyton Muskin, Misty L. Myers, Ir yna A. Payne**, Roxanne McCoy Rober ts*, Leigh Anne Roby, Kelly Poynter Spriggs, Kathy Grace Voyles**; nursing – Eliza Grace Arnold, Wendi Sue Brandon**, Kayla Adrianne Bunch, Victoria J. Elaine Butler, Jennifer L ynn Canter, Natasha Deshea Carby, Kelsey Ann Chapman, Kendra Marie Chapman,

Shannon L ynn Chappell, Jessica Danielle Clark, Matthew Douglas Conia, Vanessa Lee Crisp*, Rebecca Jean Dagley, Justin Brothers Galloway, Joy Anne Gibson, Alivia Lauren Hedges, Teresa M. Holland, Jordan Nicole Howard, William Nicholas Howard, Jennifer Kirby, Cour tney Campbell Kramer, Marissa Michelle Laws, Jennifer Ann Lindsey, Jacob Allen Mar tin, Rachael Rene Mar tin, Megan Sue Mccormick, Rebecca Ann Millay*, Emma Katherine Nance, Sasha Renee Nies**, Erica Noel Owen, Angela Marie Riney, Cordie Elizabeth Russell, Derricka R. Simmonds*, Jaclyn K. Snyder, Cour tney L ynn Stevens, Kaitlyn Michelle Way**, Adam David WerkmeisterMeeker, Olivia Randolph Wilson; of fice systems technology –Jennifer Faye Brodie, Brittani Diane Head, Lindsey Taylor Jennings, Sharmeca Sharmar Walton, Lori Ann Welborn, Corri Ann West, Karen Varnett White; paramedic technology – Raymond J. Galmiche, Thomas-Leigh Jed Mills; radiography – Skyler Lane Bur ton, Natashia L ynn Cameron, Candice Kristen Clements, Kimberly A. LaCrosse, Angela Michelle McCoy*, Rebekah Elizabeth Shaf fer, Chelsea L ynne Stif f**, Taylor L ynn Tudor, Jef frey Paul White, Shayna Leigh Wilkinson, Lauren Elizabeth Zambrano*; surgical technology – Zara Kay Basham, Cindy Ann Dant, Amanda Embr y, Amber Michelle Gillim, Morgan Elizabeth Graves, Tara Gail Medcalf, Whitney Beth Moorman, Debbie Nance*, Amy Michelle Shadoan, Thomas Allen White; veterinar y technology – Morgan Ashley Baker, Kelci Denyse Calhoun, Jessica Dawn Cannon, Chelsey Danielle Dossett, Kendra Joelle Goodman*, Rachel A. Henness, Julia Celeste Lopez, Amber Renae Payne*, Felicia Noel Ramsey*, Lacy Nicole Sanders**, Marissa Ariel Skarupa*, Kati Michelle Tichenor, Laura Pauless Wilhite**.

The following OCTC students were awarded an Associate in Fine Ar ts degree in the defined discipline: theatre ar ts: Casey Danielle Zoglmann*; visual ar t – Justin Cecil**, Tylar Erin Dean, Derrick A. Patterson, Jennifer G. Walker.

These OCTC students are also Discover College Students have been awarded the following: Associate in Applied Science business administration systems degree, Gabrielle Marie Epperson*, from Owensboro High School. Associate in Science degree, Jessica L ynn Glover**, from Hancock County High School. Associate in Applied Science Criminal Justice degree, Lacey Brooke Parham** from Soli Deo Gloria Homeschool. Associate in Science degree, Bo Travis Powers* from Hancock County High School.

OCTC PROGRAM HONORS STUDENTS

The KCTCS All-Academic Team is a statewide honor SEE OCTC/PAGE F10

F10 HONORS MESSENGER-INQUIRER, Saturday, June 18, 2016

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he University of Louisville – Owensboro School of Nursing awarded Bachelor of Science degrees in nursing for the 2015-16 academic school year on May 14 at the KFC Yum! Center in Louisville. The following students received degrees: Dec. 2015 graduates: George Abas, Brittany Clark, Jessica Hodge, Danielle Holley, Holly Logsdon,

Joseph Moran, Elizabeth “Megan� O’Bryan, Olivia Payne, Joseph “Evan� Riney, Logan Roberts, Kaitlin Robertson, David Spears and Mary “Katlyn� Taliaferro.

May 2016 graduates: Emily Adams, Polina Dufrayne, Benjamin Howard, Chasity Mathias, Mary “Kristen� Orth, Deborah Pate, Ross Phelps, Paige Purkhiser, Cierra Thompson, Brittney Welp and

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estern Kentucky University - Owensboro participated in the WKU’s 179th Commencement ceremony May 14 in Bowling Green.

The 2016 WKU - Owensboro graduate list and awards were not available by press time.

Shanna Ballard waits for her family before the start of the Western Kentucky University Owensboro commencement ceremony at the RiverPark Center on May 16, 2016. Ballard got a hawaiian lei made out of money sent to her from family in California.

Photo by Alan Warren, Messenger-Inquirer/awarren@messenger-inquirer.com

BRESCIA

Indianapolis – Amanda Ann Meyer, B.S.W.; Ireland – Bonita L. Meadows, B.A. in theology: Emphasis FROM PAGE F6 in pastoral studies; New Salisbury – Samantha Lee Merry Joyce Nobles, Johnson, A.A. in human B.S.W.; ARKANSAS: services; Newburgh – Fort Smith – Susan Ann Sherry S. McBride, A.S. Morales, A.A. in human in business, Laura Sophie services; Jacksonville Ann Chandley, B.S.W.; – Cleyardis Melody McDonald-Amaker, B.S.W.; Taswell – Dustin Ray Smith, B.S.W.; KANSAS: Mountain Home – Jamie Manhattan – Amy Jane R. Leach, B.S.W.; Jennifer Hartman, B.S.W.; Topeka M. Stickles, B.S.W.; CALIFORNIA: Alta Loma – – Ratina Plummie Rich, Stephanie Ursula Vasquez, B.S.W.; MARYLAND: Easton – Katherine B.S.W.; Pasadena – Dona Lindsay Harrison, M. King-Johnson, B.S.W., B.S.W.; MICHIGAN: Mariam Manucharyan, East Jordan – Sharon B.S.W.; San Diego – Ruth Bordinat, B.S.W.; Dulce Y. Lopez, B.S.W.; MINNESOTA: Brainerd San Jose – Alexandra – Maribeth LaDouceur, Utschig, B.S.W.; Chula B.S.W.; Kenyon – Vista – Paul Anthony Christine Mallery, B.S.W.; Lopez, B.A. in theology: MISSISSIPPI: Biloxi – emphasis in pastoral Rose M. Bautista, B.S.W.; studies; COLORADO: Brandon – Amber Corinne Colorado Springs – Taylor, A.A. in human Michelle Lynn Herrera, aervices; Toomsuba B.S.W.; DELAWARE: – Stacey Brown, A.A. Wilmington – Ryan in human Services; Lutz, B.A. in psychology; MISSOURI: Jackson – FLORIDA: Clermont – Lesli Faye Huerta, B.S.W.; Katherine J. Jones, B.A. in psychology and theology; Lehigh Acres – Melissa Branson – Christina Hull, Anne Wisniewski, B.A. A.A. in human services; psychology; Pensacola MONTANA: Bozeman – Michele Alexandria – Cynthia L. Soriano, Johnston, B.S.W. and a B.A. in theology: emphasis A.A. in human services; NEVADA: Gardnerville in pastoral studies; Tallahassee – Alex Knight, – Wendy Sands, B.S.W.; Las Vegas: Jennifer B.S. in integrated studies: Nycole Lively-Pagliuca, emphases in psychology B.S.W.; NEW JERSEY: and sports management; Belleville – Daphnee F. Tampa – Brianna Rose, Jocelyn, B.S.W.; Magna B.S.W.; GEORGIA: Cum Laude; Cliffwood Blairsville – Jamie L. Beach – Victoria L. Walsh, Seabolt, B.S.W.; Decatur B.A. in psychology, Cum – Albert Leon Phillips Jr., Laude; NEW YORK: B.S.W.; IDAHO: Sugar Cohocton – Marie Owens, City – Chelsie Yardley B.S.W.; Endwell – Kelly Rencher, A.A. in human Nicole Roma, B.S.W.; services; ILLINOIS: Fort Drum – Lauren Carterville – Abigail Rose Elizabeth O’Connor, B.S. Cowser-Barnett, B.S.W.; in integrated studies: Elmwood Park – Zachary emphases in social Michael Sciaccotta, B.S. work and psychology, in integrated studies: Cum Laude; NORTH emphases in social work, CAROLINA: Efland – law enforcement, and Irene W. Crowder, B.A. psychology; Nashville in theology, Cum Laude; – Lacey R. Gill, B.S. Gastonia – Kathryn in integrated studies: Frances Wilkey, B.S.W., emphases in business Magna Cum Laude; and education; INDIANA: Lake Lure – Leonard Dale – Kathryn Keller, Sean Ferguson, A.A. in B.S. in integrated atudies: human services; Roanoke emphases in art and Rapids – Georgiana Jeanne business; Evansville – Couden, B.S.W., Summa Katherine Denton, B.S. Cum Laude; Yanceyville in speech pathology – Donna Elisa Graves, and audiology; Michael B.S.W., Cum Laude; D. McIntosh, B.S. in NORTH DAKOTA: Grand integrated studies: Forks – Reagan Ashley emphases in biology and Lange, B.S.W.; OHIO: psychology; Austin-Lee Beavercreek Township Dakota Morris Sr., B.S. – Julie Ann Hernandez, in integrated studies: B.S.W.; Bidwell – Bethany emphases in sports Hope Corbin, A.A. in management and human services; Cincinnati psychology; Fort Wayne – Victoria Jetter, B.S.W., –Taylor DeAnn Holley, Magna Cum Laude; B.S. in speech pathology and audiology; Greenfield Elyria – Ashley Brook Moore, B.S.W.; Elizabeth – Jolene L. Fugate, A.A Annette Williams, B.S.W., in human services;

Cum Laude; Leavittsburg – Maggi Lynn Rihel, A.A. in human services; Medina – Marie A. Buddie, B.S.W.; Piqua – Tam’ara Marie O’Toole, B.S.W.; Saint Paris – Julie Dunn, B.S.W., Summa Cum Laude; Salineville – Crystal D. Dickson, B.S.W., Magna Cum Laude; Sardinia – Amanda J. Clark Widmeyer, B.A. in integrated studies: emphases in sociology, social work and psychology; Star – Kari Lael Frymire, B.S.W., Cum Laude; OREGON: Medford – Lisa Sue Gielow, B.S.W., psychology minor, Summa Cum Laude; Tasheena Nicole Richards, B.S.W., Magna Cum Laude; Portland – Victoria Nkechi Anyanwu, B.S.W.; PENNSYLVANIA: Gettysburg – Jenna L. Moore, B.S.W., Magna Cum Laude; Mechanicsburg – Elizabeth Ann Walden, B.S.W.; SOUTH CAROLINA: West Columbia – Lindsey Nicole Bradley, B.S.W.; TENNESSEE: Antioch – Olivia Griffith, B.S.W., Cum Laude; Dyersburg – Kassie Ann Scott, B.S.W., Magna Cum Laude; Nashville – Eva Burelos Nieto, B.S. in chemistry; TEXAS: Grandview – Stacy Nichole Waldrip, A.A. in human services; Houston – Grace Olubulola Omidiji, B.S.W.; Irving – Apryl Rachelle Green, B.S.W.; Katy – Jenifer Shelley McLuskie, B.A. in psychology; VIRGINIA: Alexandria – Linsey D. Berens, B.S.W.; Virginia Beach – Dawn J. Seay, A.A. in human services; Kimberly D. Pierson-Hobart, B.S.W.; WASHINGTON: Cheney – Gretchen Gallagher Van Blair, B.S. in integrated studies: emphases in dance, theology, and psychology; Port Orchard – Jessica R. VanHouten, B.S.W.; Renton – Charlene R. Schubert, B.S.W.; Spokane – Miranda Dawn Biddle, B.S.W.; WISCONSIN: Madison – Erica D. Johnson, A.A. in human services.

OTHER COUNTRIES:

BRAZIL: Rio De Janeiro – Gustavo Silva Rabello De Carvalho, B.S. in business: emphasis in management; Sao Paula – Tarsila Thomaz Duck, B.S. in business: emphasis in human resource management; CANADA: Edmonton – Rasheal Andre’ Charles, B.S.W.; CZECH REPUBLIC: Olomouc – Marketa Kreuzingerova, B.S.

Emilanne Zapata.

Awards: Olivia Payne – Student Leadership Award (chosen by classmates); David Spears – Outstanding Student Award (chosen by faculty); Polina Dufrayne Outstanding Student Award (chosen by faculty); Benjamin Howard – Student Leadership Award (chosen by classmates).

in accounting and in business: emphasis in finance and economics; ETHIOPIA: Addis Ababa – Eyob Arega Balcha, B.S. in computer science: emphasis in business and management systems; GERMANY: Dusseldorf – Tom Frederick Roidl, B.S. in business; PARAGUAY: Asuncion – Federico Gabriel Rios Echeverria, A.S. in engineering studies; SOUTH SUDAN: Juba – Joseph Acueil Wol, A.A in human ser vices.

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based on academic excellence. The 2016 KCTCS All-Academic Team members from Owensboro Community & Technical College are Hanady Adams and Lacey Brooke Parham.

The Program Honor awards are students nominated by faculty in the program area as exemplary:Â agricultural technology, Nathan West; biology, Hanady Adams; chemistry, Kayla Peveler; communication, Jacob Grant; computer and information technologies, Justin Krampe; computerized manufacturing and machining, Zachariah Burden; construction technology, Bryce Harville; criminal justice, Lacey Brooke Parham; education, Dyana Newton;

electrical technology, Tim Boyle; engineering, Anthony Criss; fire rescue science technology, Eric Grimes; health care facilities leadership, Franklin Erich Murphy; history, Johnathon Bailey; industrial maintenance technology, Dana Chrisler; interdisciplinary early childhood education, Mindy Lawrence; mathematics, Mercedes Skylar Dawn Baugher; medical information technology, Sharon Fulkerson; radiography, Chelsea Stiff; surgical technology, Debbie Nance; veterinary technology, Laura Wilhite; welding technology, Matthew Burton.

The Other Discipline Awards are selected based on individual criteria: Oak Island Theatre, Brian Storm; Bracco Award, Kristen Clements; GO FAME Advanced Manufacturing Technician, Paden Hadley.

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