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Tr Simmons Elementary School Page 2 — CELEBRATING THE CLASS OF 2030 Jasper, Ala., Sun, April 29, 2018 www.mountaineagle.com T.R. SIMMONS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL An’Drea Huff’s Class Angela Lum’s Class Brandon C., Aaron C., Lucy C., Brooks D., Shelby D., Kailyn D., Kamryn F., Chancellor A., Kortlynn B. Derium B., Brianna C., Allyanna F., Chase H., Anabella H., Tanayjah H., Samuel K., Annalee L, Isabella N., Taisaia O., An- Joseph H., Dylan J., Charles J., Katie K., Lauren L, Dante M., Noah O., Kyn- abelle P., Lionardo P., Nicholi T., Axel V., Bentley W. and Lily W. lee O., Dairyn Q., Anna R., Sharon V. and Dedan W. Brooke Sawyer’s Class Dawn Lay’s Class Miguel A., James B., Natalie B., Petrona C., Antonia D., Wyatt D., Pedro G., Eva B., Aubri D., Carson F., Beatriz G., Cason J., Kaden M., Kamdyn M., Ava Marie G., Libby H., Jada J., Jayden K., Kohlson K., Ariyana L., Se’myah Michael M., Ethan O., Aubrey O, Skylar P., Christopher R., Lyla R., Jermaine M., Caleb M., John R., Campbell S. and Jewel T. R., Gracelyn S., Jermaine W., Navy W. and Carrigon W. Dionne Nelson’s Class Erin Daughdrill’s Class Eden B., Caleb B., Jacob B., Rylie B., Brek B., Ivana C., Claire C., Camdyn Parker A., Naomi B., Auburn C., Isaiah C., Alexis D., Lillian F., Alisalee F., G., Marta V., Carlos M., Kenleigh M., Ty’Que N., Kyree N., Mateo O., William De’Breylon G., Taylor G., Juan Eduardo G., Enrique P., Austin M., Barrett N., P., Emmral P., Aaron S., Aerieal S. and Cayden S. Julia P., Mario P., Natalie T., Amelia W. and Aubrie W. Irma Elliott’s Class Jessica Fletcher’s Class Gage B., Adeline B., Paige B., Daulton C., Amsi F., Abigail F., Jarod G., Kobe Austin B., Saige C., Aiden C., Daiana D., Rhett D., Gabe D., Grayson D., G., Harper H., Zoe J., Lucy M., Jessica P., Kristian P., Traylon D., Jon R., Asher F., Eva G., Addison G., Isabella H., Colten H., Corbin M., Joy P., Ava Xandyr R., Alaigha S., Aiden T. and Evan W. R., Lydia R., Ayden S., Destiny V. and Azlee W. CELEBRATING THE CLASS OF 2030 Jasper, Ala., Sun, April 29, 2018 www.mountaineagle.com — Page 3 T.R. SIMMONS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Keri Maddox’s Class Teresa Sizemore’s Class William A., Alexandra C., Lucia C., Kenzie C., Ethan C., Madeline E., Abigail Teaghan B., Marty C., Adison, C., Layla C., Kaleb H., Owen H., Mia H., G., Andrew G., Bankston J., Chloe J., Kennedy J., Bentley M., Wyatt M., Amaya J., Caleb K., Liam L., Mark M., Miley M., Laken M., Jacob M., Nova N., Preston P., Stella S., Carter S. and Brooklyn T. Alvionna M., Jaye R., Aria W. and Colton W. Tiffany Smith’s Class Allie A., Yazmin A., Weslin C., Haylie F., Raygan G., Jaden A., Domingo P., Lisa Roberts’ Class Hadleigh K., Adiel L., Andres L., Johah L., Emma M., Jeremiah P., Layken Maria A., Reed A., Vivianna A., Sarah B., Braxton B., Flynn B., Lanie C., R., Riley R., Rylan S., Braylon W. and Claire W. Kaden D., Lani D., Jacob G., Kelin H., Chyna J., Manuela M., Santa P., Gra- cie P., Maryella R., Ayden S. and Sophia Woods. TOTAL CLOSE-OUT SALE VALLEY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL FINAL DAYS EVERYTHING MUST GO! National MENSWEAR />@ (PYWVY[9K1HZWLY EVERYTHING IN THE STORE 75% Off EXCEPT TUXEDOS & JEANS Ericalyn Hulsey's class Harrison Allred, Karmyn Baker, Justice Butcher, Madilyn Earnest, Paxton Levi’s $20 Freeman, Sadie-Grace Hall, Baxton Hambric, Case Kacharos, Tanner Kennedy, Shalimar Moralez, Steven Morin, Guardiolo Paxtor, Gracelynn O'Rear, Sandi Orellana-Recinos, Ian Reeves, Ellie Vance, Ellie Thomas and Lee Jeans $15 Slade Keeler. Tuxedos $75 Used Tuxedo Shirts $5 LIMITED SIZES REMAINING Casual/Dress Pants, Shorts, Shirts, Ties, Belts FINAL DAYS EVERYTHING MUST GO! Tawnya Martin's class Blake Alexander, Corey Allred, Bristol Cox, Macey Haywood, Trey Hodge, Congratulations DJ Kirkland, Ayson Nelson, Mareigh Nolen, Zaylan Sickafoose, Diego Solis- Pu, Luke Sloan, DJ Thompson, Tyler Thornton, Alyssa Vibanco, Codi Waldo and Parker Stephens. Kindergarten Graduates . 2018 NO CHECKS — NO EXCHANGES — ALL SALES FINAL Page 4 — CELEBRATING THE CLASS OF 2030 Jasper, Ala., Sun, April 29, 2018 www.mountaineagle.com VALLEY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL INFLATABLES MINI GOLF ARCADE Mary McGehee's class Ruth Espenoza, Maddie Grube, Brooklynn Johnson, Eli Meigs, Same Meigs, Aubree Reed, Ava Wallace, Garrett Gillott, Taylor Rodriguez-Gonzales, Gavin Earnest, Zachary Gomez, Drayven Morgan, Ryder Murray, Bryan Perez-Valasquez, Angelina Perez and Alexander Reyes. BATTING CAGES {Ýӳ¶ĄěČ Join The Fun! - Party PackPackagesages - Ball TTeTeamseams - Church Groups Meagan Talley's class Sofia Ac-Pu, Jarrett Braisher, Bentlee Bright, Erin Fields, Londyn Flemming, Macy Hartley, Tristen Herald, Bristol Hicks, Prince Martinez, Daniel McGaha, James Morrow, Keendry Mosquera, Ella Mullins, Caleb Robinson, Cason Tidwell, Kalei Warden, Colton Snow, Danny Tlaseca and Kayden Peirce.. CELEBRATING THE CLASS OF 2030 Jasper, Ala., Sun, April 29, 2018 www.mountaineagle.com — Page 5 CURRY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Meaghan Denson's Class Becky Kinley's Class Mason Patrick, Connor Kibler, Rylan McNiese, Macë Dixon, Aleigha Eviling Lopez, Jacey Busby, Kamden Thomas, Alex Baldwin, Harley Har- Dylewski, Evan Thomas, Taylor Allred, Lacë Dixon, Alex Herron, Colt Berry, grove, Taylor Fox, Trendon Fox, Maddie Earnest, Destiny McKinney, Tyrus Mattie Britton, Elizabeth Long, Klayton Johnson, Luke Thompson, Beckee Tidwell, Reese Hamilton, Conner Montgomery, Drew Hammack, Colton Bailey, Shelby Jackson, Sophia Kell, Lacy Taylor, Zylah Spinks. Not pictured Clark, Abby Kyle, Cecily Harrington, Dylan Washburn, Axel Schaefer, Ayden are Carlee Ahart and Aleena Day Lopez, Aubrie Hamdley,Tyler Ratliff. Rhonda McAllister's Class Beth Reynolds Class Khali Ferguson, Baylee Cadena, Kenna Hubbert, Akari Ragan, Mckinzley Cooper Smith, Eli Dylewski, Aydric Pair, Bryant Esch, Katherine Moody, Hunter, Kentlei Nolf, Easton Elliott, Jamal McCollum, Addi Sherer,Ryder El- Sophia Parker, Sarah McGough, Savannah Dill, Taylor Tidwell, Ava Meador, liott, Caitlynn Kelley, Aiden Anderson, Dawson Gurganus, Bella Gilbert, Khari ORear, Carmon Clements, Levi Lowe, Colton Corbell, Bentley Akers, Sophia Cooper, Addie James,Christopher Warren, Haygen Mckenzie, Shep- Isaiah Penn, Tucked McGough, Luke Sickles, Chase Mathura, Hunter herd Sellers, Cree White. Grosser, Jacob Whisenhunt. Kristi Stinson’s Class Kayleigh Smith, Chase Roark, Riley Key, Kynslee Clark, Samantha Roberts, Braden Esch, Craig NeSmith, Jackson Calloway, Marley Aaron, Aunaleigh Tucker, Xoie Higginbotham, Rayne Stallter, Allie Beth Gullett, Noah Barnett, Logan Ruth, Braxton Higgins, Presleigh Hendrix. Not pictured are Gabrial Aycock, Aaron Corley, and John Kinley. Mandy Brown's Class Kinley Moore, JR Romano, Holly Hargrove, Sarah Sharpton, Rosa Gomez- Jones, Ryley Moore, Fischer Oliver, Liam Moore, Maggie Lee, Kendall Burns, Adalyn East, Justus Price, Ryder Hampton, Anna Lynn, Anna Bailey, Noah Twilley, Reed Gaines, Carter Finch. Not pictured are Noah Martinez and Presley Courington. Page 6 — CELEBRATING THE CLASS OF 2030 Jasper, Ala., Sun, April 29, 2018 www.mountaineagle.com CORDOVA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Mrs. Palmer’s Class Alexis Aaron, Bryant Akins, Connor Barnett, Anna Blell, Trenton Brown, Mrs. Moon’s Class Avalon Bruner, William Dawkins, Chloe Hale, Jordan Harris, Hannah Tyler Anderson, Amelia Chatham, Ja'Quan Cook, Gracie Geeslin, Hayden Holmes, Eli Johnson, Brandon Jones, Jack Odom, Layla Pate, Brentlee Godfrey, Ember Green, Ayla Hernandez, Benjamin Jones, Isabella Key, Richardson, Ceanna Robbins, Lillyan Smith, Sawyer Smith, Makenna Waid, Ridge Key, Casan Kilpatrick, Ashton Lawson, Carlee Moore, Aaron Silas, Darby Woods Matthew Stewart Addyson Valerio, Roni Vibanco Mrs. Peters’ Class Miss Freeman’s Class Madelyn Bumgardner, Brody Cagle, Angel Connell, Jordan Foreman, Jaza- Landon Avery, Easton Bozeman, Angel Brunker, Joely Davis, Elijah Differd- lyn Frith, Kristofer Gable, McKenzie Jacks, Lilly Jackson, Taelyn Kitchens, ing, Channing Gober, Jason Hare, Tristin Henderson, Brinnley Humphreys, Alieyah Leith, Bentley Miller, Elizabeth Murphey, Jamie Posten, Jackson Emma Humphries, Nicholas Kilpatrick, Cameron Martin, Crimson NeSmith, Rouse, Aliana Sanchez, Joseph Thursby, Parker Ware, Elijah Whitlow, Bent- Austen Nunnelley, Angel Parker, Paislee Robinson, William Simon, Addison ley Woods Spires LUPTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Alicia Bradshaw'sClass Candie Humphries' Class Javarri Robbinson, Nic Jones, Serenity Murwin, Ben Edwards, Elise Stroud, Izabella Anderson, Peyton Mitich, Liam Paulson, Lane Price, Jaxan Young, Noah Aaron, Elijah Smothers, Madison Shadinger, Jaxon Posey, Laynie Izaiah McCoy, Brooklyn Day, Patti Coyoy, Jude Barnett, Brelynn Gilreath, Goodwin, Cohen Connell, Joanna Weeks, Lynlee Royster, Carleigh Reid. Melody Basenburg, Kadyn Henderson, Makayla Hutchison, Jasmine Martin, Not pictured is Landon Sims. Korban Spears. Not pictured is Caleb Hobbs. Tasha Grace’s Class Levi Manley, Hunter McNutt, Avery Ross, George Silva-Vazquez, Nick Youngblood, Hunter Jones, Bryleigh Howton, Eli Drummond, Breck Hagood, Barrett Panter, Alyssa McGaughy, Rylan Stocks, Allison Bentley Not pictured is Christal Lane. CELEBRATING THE CLASS OF 2030 Jasper, Ala., Sun, April 29, 2018 www.mountaineagle.com — Page 7 CARBON HILL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Sonya Eads’ class Sam Butler, Jayla Chambers, Slayde Dozier, Hunter Earnest, Seth Edwards, Keli Griffith, Micah Hagood, Allison Hardin, Sarah Jones, Michael Kilgore, Helen Skalnik’s class Falon Lawrence, Jah'Maree Parrish-Davis, Logan Pate, Danny Phillips, Jacob Aultnan, Alissa Boshell, Bentley Edwards, Kolton Elde, Alia Ferrell, Mason Tidwell, Gavin Walker, Emerson Wright Jaylen Humphries,
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