TFS Class of 2020
Middle school awards night and eighth grade commencement
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he TFS middle school recognized excellence, achievement and character during the annual awards night/eighth grade commencement held on May 18 in the Dorman gymnasium. Sixty-one eighth graders received graduation certificates and their next stop is the TFS upper school just across the highway. Below is a list of middle school awards presented:
Daughters of the American Revolution, Tomochichi Chapter, Good Citizen Award: Andrew Erwin (6th), Allie Campbell (7th), Laurel Smith (8th) Duke University TIP 7th grade Talent Search: Jacob Boling*, Caleb Carter, Sydney Coffey, Jack Greene*, Payton Gunn, Brinson Hall, Camden Hughes*, Baylee MacBeth*, Charles Mullis, Mary Ellen Sanders*, Caroline Turpen, Morgan Webb, John (Tate) Whitfield*. *denotes additional recognition at the state level Indians of the Year: John Nichols, Ashley Crosby GREAT Athletic Character: Hayden Johnson, Sarah Edwards TFS Scholar Athletes: Christopher Geiger, Khadijat Kokumo Boarding Student of the Year: Rodrigo Roa Physical Education Student of the Year: John Nichols Music Student of the Year: Josh Shanks Art Student of the Year: Stephen Bowman Drama Student of the Year: Rylan Pugh 8 • Tallulah Falls School MAGAZINE
Outstanding middle school students of the year Reagan Brode • Brinson Hall • Sarah Edwards 6th grade 7th grade 8th grade
Alia Bly
Rylan Pugh
Each year two eighth grade students are chosen to speak at eighth grade commencement exercises. This year Alia Bly of Clayton and Rylan Pugh of Clarkesville delivered the eighth grade address.
