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Class of 2019 Photo by Phillips Mitchell Class of Student Government Officers 2019 Story Tepper, Student Government President ◊ 73 seniors will enroll in 41 different colleges in 16 different states Lauren Carter, Student Government Vice President ◊ 81% of seniors received merit scholarships, totaling over $10 million in Cassidy Hook, Student Government Secretary college-sponsored, four-year scholarships Wick Hallos, Senior Class President ◊ $138,000 average scholarship per student Nell Adkins, Senior Class Vice President Jay Rutherford, Senior Class Secretary/Treasurer ◊ 74% of the senior class completed one or more AP examinations ◊ 3 National Merit Finalists; 1 National Merit Commended Scholar Honor Council Nell Adkins ◊ 3 seniors will participate in intercollegiate athletics Wick Hallos, co-chair ◊ 56% of seniors scored 28 or above on the ACT; 41% of the class scored Missy Hill, co-chair 30 or above Sara Tahanasab, secretary Class of 2019 College Acceptances & Choices (in bold) American University Eastern Kentucky University Northern Kentucky University University of Dayton Appalachian State University Eckerd College Northern Ohio University University of Denver Arizona State University Elon University Ohio State University University of Florida Auburn University Emory and Henry College Oklahoma State University University of Georgia Babson College Florida Atlantic University Otterbein University University of Illinois Baylor University Florida State University Palm Beach Atlantic University University of Kansas Bellarmine University Fordham University Purdue University University of Kentucky Belmont University Furman University Randolph College University of Louisville Boston College George Washington University Rhodes College University of Maryland Boston University Georgia Institute of Technology Roanoke College University of Michigan Brown University Grinnell College Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology University of Mississippi Butler University Hampden-Sydney College Samford University University of Missouri Case Western Reserve University High Point University Santa Clara University University of Nevada-Las Vegas Centre College Indiana University Savannah College of Art & Design University of North Texas Chapman University Kenyon College Smith College University of Richmond Colby College Lafayette College Southern Adventist University University of Rochester Clemson University Louisiana State University Southern Methodist University University of Saint Thomas College of Charleston Loyola Marymount University Stetson University University of San Diego College of William and Mary Loyola University Chicago Stony Brook University University of The South-Sewanee College of Wooster Loyola University Maryland Texas A & M University University of South Carolina Colorado State University Loyola University New Orleans Texas Christian University University of Southern California Columbia College Chicago Massachusetts Institute of Technology Transylvania University University of Tampa Columbia University McGill University Tulane University University of Tennessee Dalhousie University Miami University Union College University of Virginia Denison University Michigan State University University of Alabama University of Wisconsin DePaul University Middle Tennessee State University University of Arizona Vanderbilt University DePauw University Morehead State University University of Arkansas Virginia Polytechnic Institute Dickinson College Mount Holyoke College University of California-Berkeley Wake Forest University Duke University Murray State University University of California-Irvine Washington and Lee University Earlham College North Carolina State University University of Cincinnati Western Kentucky University East Tennessee State University Northeastern University University of Colorado Wittenberg University Wofford College Xavier University Senior Awards Presented at Upper School Awards Day ABBY SAYRE CUP: Athena Frasca ANNE ALCORN LIBRARY AWARD: Elise McKinney and Henry Zahn BLUEGRASS GREENSOURCE AWARD: Athena Frasca BRUCIE GLENN ROWE STUDENT GOVERNMENT AWARD: Story Tepper C.V. WHITNEY CUP: Matthew Bernard DAVID A. SAYRE ACHIEVEMENT AWARD: Wick Hallos and Sydney Porter DIRECTOR’S AWARD: Cassidy Hook and Story Tepper EXCELLENCE IN MATHEMATICS AWARD: Garrett Nail F. KEVIN SIMON HISTORY AWARD: Wick Hallos FACULTY AWARD: Nell Adkins, Jackson Cunningham, Dana Johnson, Jay Rutherford, and Lora Stone JOHN T. BRYANS SCIENCE AWARD: Sara Tahanasab KENTUCKY GUILD OF ARTISTS AND CRAFTSMEN SENIOR ART AWARD: Morgan Slone KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION ACADEMIC ALL-STATE: Matthew Bernard, Lauren Carter, James Fehr, Athena Frasca, Sean Givens, Payton Grill, Caroline Hager, Wick Hallos, Alison Henry, Maha Iqbal, Audrey Kwun, Karuna Lakhiani,Wrennie Lambert, Grace Manella, Elise McKinney, Mac McLean, Alex Mills, Garrett Nail, Alice Rodgerson, Morgan Slone, Reade Smith, Lora Stone, Gillian Stover, Sara Tahanasab, Ren Talbert, and Henry Zahn KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC DIRECTOR’S ASSOCIATION SPORTMANSHIP AWARD: Alison Henry and Henry Zahn LEIBNIZ MATHEMATICS AWARD: Matthew Bernard LEXINGTON JUNIOR LEAGUE SERVICE AWARD: Caroline Hager LEXINGTON PHILHARMONIC GUILD AWARD: Missy Hill LEXINGTON ROTARY CLUB AWARD: Morgan Slone LEXINGTON SINGERS AWARD: Jane Bilberry LILLIE F. WEBB AWARD: Spanish: Caroline Hager MARC GOLDENBERG SCIENCE AWARD: Lauren Eberth MELISSA STEPHAN SOCIAL JUSTICE AWARD: Jane Bilberry and Karuna Lakhiani NATIONAL SOCIETY OF ARTS AND LETTERS: Art: Dana Johnson, Dance: Nell Adkins, Literature: Audrey Kwun, Music: Will Peters-Seymour, Drama: Tessa Miller, Outstanding Senior in Creative Arts: Missy Hill PHILEMON AWARD: Jay Rutherford PILLARS AWARD: Alana Bloomfield and Kayla Borland SAYRE ALUMNI SENIOR ART CONTEST: Alana Bloomfield SAYRE SCHOOL GOOD CITIZEN AWARD: Grace Manella and Mac McLean SAYRE SCHOOL MATH & SCIENCE AWARD: Payton Grill and Alex Mills SAYRE SCHOOL OUTSTANDING COMMUNITY SERVICE AWARD: Wrennie Lambert SAYRE SCHOOL THESPIAN AWARD: Story Tepper THOMAS A. GRUNWALD HISTORY AWARD: Sara Tahanasab UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY COLLEGE OF PUBLIC HEALTH AWARD: Lora Stone WILLIAM LIPSCOMB SCIENCE AWARD: Alison Henry National Honor Society Members NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SPANISH NHS Nell Adkins Lauren Harris Abigail Prewitt Nell Adkins Lora Stone James Fehr Sara Tahanasab Matthew Bernard Alison Henry Taylor Redmon Alana Bloomfield Sara Tahanasab Payton Grill Theo Taylor Jane Bilberry Missy Hill Sophie Rowland Lauren Eberth Theo Taylor Wick Hallos Henry Zahn Alana Bloomfield Sean Givens Cassidy Hook Alex Rudder FRENCH NHS Lauren Harris TRI-M MUSIC NHS Lisle Broadbent Maha Iqbal Jay Rutherford Caroline Hager Missy Hill Madeleine Bruelheide Dana Johnson Reade Smith Wick Hallos Madeleine Bruelheide Cassidy Hook Matthew Bernard Lauren Carter Audrey Kwun Morgan Slone Alison Henry Athena Frasca Audrey Kwun Jane Bilberry Claire Coles Karuna Lakhiani Lora Stone Missy Hill Audrey Kwun Nicole Kyrkanides Jackson Cunningham Lauren Eberth Wrennie Lambert Gillian Stover Cassidy Hook Elise McKinney Mac McLean Missy Hill James Fehr Grace Manella Kendall Sturgill Maha Iqbal Alice Rodgerson Alex Mills Will Peters-Seymour Athena Frasca Elise McKinney Sara Tahanasab Dana Johnson Morgan Slone Garrett Nail INT’L THESPIAN Sean Givens Mac McLean Ren Talbert Sam Levy MATH NHS Sydney Porter SOCIETY Cosby Green Alex Mills Theo Taylor Mac McLean Taylor Redmon Nell Adkins Nell Adkins Caroline Hager Garrett Nail Story Tepper Sydney Porter Conner Schell Matthew Bernard Grace Manella Wick Hallos Sydney Porter Henry Zahn Taylor Redmon Lora Stone Lauren Eberth Tessa Miller.
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