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Cleveland High School had 370 graduates

By CHRISTY ARMSTRONG Staff Writer

Cleveland High School celebrated the accom- Banner ﬁ le photo plishments of 370 students in the Class of 2019 CLEVELAND HIGH SCHOOL’S Graduates of Distinction for 2019 are among the students who during its commencement Friday, May 17. The commencement, which took place in graduated May 17. They are joined in this photo taken earlier this spring by CHS Principal Autumn O’Bryan, CHS’ Raider Arena, marked what Principal front left, Cleveland City Schools Director Dr. Russell Dyer, front right, and their teachers who were hon- Autumn O’Bryan called a “monumental occa- ored with Outstanding Educator awards. sion.” CHS does not name a valedictorian or salutatorian each year. Instead, it honors Graduates of Distinction who maintained 4.0 grade point averages while taking honors courses. Fifteen were recognized this year. The 2019 Graduates of Distinction were Jane Anderson, Joseph Brown, Laney Brown, Logan Colbaugh, Daniel Collins, Torr Coulthard, Sar- ah Elkins, Harper Fuller, Kelsie Hartley, Kali Gilbreath, Caroline Owens, Aarsh Patel, Lake Preston, Lauren Proctor and Krista Riad. Speakers at the graduation included class president Torr Coulthard, who is planning to attend Auburn University, and class representative James Shelton, who plans to attend Lee University. Honor graduates Harper Fuller and Ariana Medina also spoke. Fuller plans to attend Auburn University, and Medina plans to attend Cleveland State Community College.

Banner photo, DANIEL GUY CHS STUDENTS Thomas R. Grulke, left, Tyler De’Shun Greer and Joseph Grifﬁ th, right, enjoy some Banner photo, DANIEL GUY camaraderie before graduation begins. CHS HONOR GRADUATE Harper Fuller speaks to her senior class May 17 at their graduation.

Banner photo, DANIEL GUY CHS CLASS Repre- sentative Cole Shelton speaks to his fellow students May 17 at graduation. Banner photo, DANIEL GUY ELENA BURTON, left, Laney Brown, Joseph Brown and Logan Colbaugh, CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES right, squeeze in for a photo while waiting for the graduation march to begin. Banner photo, DANIEL GUY CHS CLASS PRES- Since IDENT Torr Coulthard 1966 speaks to his graduating

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Banner photo, DANIEL GUY DAD WILLIAM EILF, left, helps his daughter, Olivia Eilf, make some last- minute adjustments to her cap just before graduation at Cleveland High School.

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Banner photo, DANIEL GUY Banner photo, DANIEL GUY HONOR GRADUATE Ariana Medina speaks AN ENTHUSIASTIC graduate waves to a about doing everything in her life to the best of her supporter as she takes her place for graduation on ability during the Cleveland High graduation. May 17. 478-0049 478-0050 JEWELERS 1721 KEITH STREET LAY-AWAYS STUART PARK PLAZA (Next to The Town Squire) WELCOME

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Banner photo, DANIEL GUY A SUPPORTIVE family member waves a sign CHS PRINCIPAL Autumn Willemsen O’Bryan for graduate “Gavin” during Cleveland High School’s takes the podium to present the CHS Class of 2019. graduation ceremony May 17.

Banner photo, DANIEL GUY GETTING OFF THEIR FEET — Francisco Davis, left, and Alex de Aza lounge in some chairs to pass the moments before graduation. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Tuesday, May 28, 2019—B7 Walker Valley High graduates 370 By CHRISTY ARMSTRONG ematics and chemical award $8.6 million in Staff Writer engineering. scholarships to the Class Marushka earned a 4.0 of 2019 — not including Walker Valley High GPA as well, along with a the Tennessee Promise School celebrated 370 32 ACT score. Her goal is scholarship. Class of 2019 graduates to earn a degree in nurs- A total of 258 students during its commence- ing from Lee University. graduated with a GPA ment on Thursday, May Many other graduates of at least 3.0 and an 16. were also honored during average ACT score of The celebration took a Senior Night prior to 23.44. WVHS also saw 41 place in the school’s graduation. graduate with a 4.0 GPA football stadium, where College representa- and an average ACT score school oﬃ cials also cel- tives were on hand to of 29.24. ebrated a valedictorian and molecular biology. and two salutatorians. Sharing the title of This year’s valedictori- salutatorian were Kylie Ronnie’s Tree an was Evie Grace Med- Elizabeth Squires and ley, who graduated with Viktoriya Vladimirovna Service a 4.0 grade point average Marushka. and earned a score of 32 Squires earned a 4.0 out of a possible 36 on her GPA and an ACT score ACT exam. of 35. She will attend the She plans to attend University of Tennessee Belmont University and in Knoxville, where she (423) 339-0146 with a 3% fee major in biochemistry hopes to major in math- $& 2

Banner photo, COLBY DENTON EVIE GRACE MEDLEY, Walker Valley’s valedictorian, gave her speech in the form of a clever poem that relayed her experiences while also adding in some jokes about her face.

Banner photo, COLBY DENTON Banner photo, COLBY DENTON KYLIE ELIZABETH SQUIRES, one of two VIKTORIYA VALDIMIROVNA MARUSH- salutatorians from Walker Valley, encouraged her KA, one of two Walker Valley salutatorians, gives fellow students to continue persevering despite life’s her speech for the evening. hardships in her speech.

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Banner photo, COLBY DENTON GRANT HOLDEN, a graduating senior, stands with Sophie Fugate, left, and Hannah Hawkins, right as they prepare to graduate.

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Banner photos, COLBY DENTON WALKER VALLEY graduates throw their caps into the air at the conclusion of the commencement exercises on May 16.

Below center: WALKER VALLEY principal Nathaniel Akiona relayed several stories about his time at the school and encouraged the group of graduating seniors.

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RILEY WADE WHITE, Walker Val- ley’s senior class president, told the audience he’s excitedly prepping for their class reunion.

WE PROUDLY CONGRATULATE ALL GRADUATING SENIORS FROM THESE Banner photo, COLBY DENTON TERI AR- EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS RINGTON, left, and Devin Dixon, right, • Bradley Central High School pose for a friendly photo prior • Cleveland Christian School to graduation at Walker Valley. • Cleveland High School • Copper Basin High School

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CLEVELAND STATE Community College’s graduating athletes pose for a photo at the May 4 commencement exercises.

Contributed photo AARI PATEL received the Bronze Ser- vice-Learning Recognition Award, with 37 service-learning hours completed at Cleveland State.

SEQUOYAH HIGH School student Daniel Ley- SISTERS AARTI (left) and Kavari (right) Patel va Zavala graduated from CSCC with a certiﬁ cate in were among those graduating with honors at Cleve- mechatronics technology before receiving his high land State Community College. school diploma.

Contributed photo HALEY BROOKS, Bronze Service-Learning Recognition Award, had 40 service-learning hours completed at Cleveland State. Contributed photo CLEVELAND STATE COMMUNITY College recently held its annual Student Awards Night Ceremony. Cleveland State presented more than 100 awards to students for academic achievements in their respective ﬁ elds of study, as well as athletic achievements. This year’s award recipients for Bradley County are, front from left, Conrodo Jesus Reyes Dedicatoria, Outstanding Music Award; Arianna Duerr, Business Career Community Award; Micaela Andres, Diversity Club President Award; Aarti Patel, General Biology Award; Charity Wilson, Early Childhood Education Award; Savannah Bufﬁ ngton, Arts & Humanties Career Community Award, Outstanding Capstone Honors Award; Kaveri Patel, Business Administration Award, Alexis Parisi, Education Career Community Award and Early Childhood Education Club president; Nehemias Perez Santiago, Social Sciences Graduation Marshal; Alex Gutsol, Engineering Systems Technol- ogy Award; Jannat Saeed, Student Senate Secretary Award; Zoe Grosskreutz, Agriculture Award; Justin Godfrey, Student Senate Vice President Award, Leadership Merit Award; and Tyler Haddock, STEM Career Community and Engineering Club President Award.

Contributed photo CLEVELAND STATE Community College recently presented service-learning awards to deserv- ing students volunteering many hours of community service through service-learning projects. Kaveri Patel received the Silver Service-Learning Recogni- tion Award. She completed 58 service-learning hours while at CSCC.

Contributed photo RECEIVING AWARDS during Student Awards Night at Cleveland State Community College were, back, Amanda Garrod, Outstanding Honors Student Award; Joshua Herrera, Physics Award; Dianne Cash, Social Science Career Community Award; Jessica Harris, Psychology Award; David Shepherd, Healthcare Career Community Award; Edward Mantsevich, Math Award; Brooklyn Samples, Leadership Services Award; Trey Walker, Education Award; front, Alexandra Paladian, Outstanding Honors Capstone Project Award; Amber Hart, Social Work Club President; Emilie Bryant, Speech & Debate Team Award, Speech & Debate Team President Award; Logan Lineberry, Medical Assisting Award; Haley Brooks, Service Award; Lisa Brooks, Medical Assisting Club President Award; America Burnette, Astronomy Award, Outstanding Honors Student Award and Student Leadership Award and Analise Bilbao, Arts and Humanities Graduation Marshal.

Contributed photo SEVERAL FACULTY and staff members received awards at the Awards Night, as well. From left are May Daniel, Outstanding Advisor Award; Jen Marx, Jim Cigliano Outstanding Service to Students Award; and Jana Pankey, Outstanding Advisor Award.

CLEVELAND STATE Community College held its annual spring commencement ceremony on May 4. From left are Dr. Bill Seymour, Cleveland State president; Robert Brewer, Distinguished Faculty member, Heather Brewer, Distinguished Student, Sheila Smith, Distinguished Staff member, and Gary Fuller, chair of the CSCC Foundation. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Tuesday, May 28, 2019—C1 DeVos gives address at Lee’s graduation

Lee University’s 176th commencement was held May 4 with a record number of graduates and record attendance at three venues. Commencement speaker Dick DeVos, of business, political and educational fame, told almost 600 Lee University graduates their lives after college will be much like a skiing adventure. Devos, president of the prominent investment management fi rm The Windquest Group, pro- vided 574 graduates with some advice he said he learned years ago on a ski trip to Colorado. He told the Lee graduates “You have traveled a path through the trees (in college), and now you must tackle your trees (in life).” DeVos said he traversed his trees, which included many opportunities, his marriage, his career and business decisions such as the Am- way Corporations and the Orlando Magic NBA basketball team. “You will see your God-willed openings through the trees,” he informed this year’s Lee graduates. He implied they will fi nd success, if they remain focused through the months ahead, and look for the opening (opportunities) through the trees. Following a welcome, Dr. Paul Conn recognized the university’s academic leaders, faculty, as well as visiting parents, siblings, grandpar- ents, spouses and children of the new graduates. There was special music from the Lee Singers, under the direction of Brad Moff ett, prior to the keynote address by DeVos.

DR. PAUL CONN, Lee LEE UNIVERSITY’S University president, conferred commencement speaker was the degrees during 2019 spring businessman Dick DeVos. commencement. C2—Cleveland Daily Banner—Tuesday, May 28, 2019 www.clevelandbanner.com Bradley High had 375 graduates

By CHRISTY ARMSTRONG He graduated with a 4.0 Tennessee Skills USA University of Tennessee Staff Writer grade point average and CNA Milling Specialist at Chattanooga, and scored 30 out of a possi- Gold Medal. He was also major in business admin- Bradley Central High ble 36 on the ACT exam. captain of the cross coun- istration. School honored its Class Garrett is planning to try team in 2018. She was a varsity of 2019 graduates during attend college to study This year’s salutatorian basketball cheerleader at its commencement on mechanical engineering. was Emily White. She BCHS and was a part of Saturday, May 18. He was a member of the graduated with a 4.0 GPA the Bachelorettes, Beta The ceremony held in school’s cross country and an ACT score of 28. Club, National Honor the school’s Bear Stadium team and was voted She received academic Society, Student Council honored 375 graduates “Most Likely to Succeed” letters and had been on and Cleveland/Brad- who are now embarking by his peers at BCHS. the honor roll all four ley County Chamber of on their next endeavors He won the 2017 years at BCHS. Commerce Youth Lead- in life. Milling Specialist Gold She plans to attend ership Program. She This year’s valedicto- Medal and National Silver Cleveland State Com- also played on a travel rian was Jacob Garrett. Medal, as well as the 2018 munity College, then the softball team.

Banner photo, DANIEL GUY Banner photo, DANIEL GUY BCHS CLASS Representative Sydney Elkins BCHS STUDENTS Mary Reed, Claristina Redd, Miranda Redd, Salijacee Porter and Selena Rathbun delivers her speech at graduation May 18. prepare to walk the stage at Bradley Central High School’s 103rd Commencement. We’re On- line!

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Banner photo, DANIEL GUY BCHS PRINCIPAL TODD SHOEMAK- Congratulations ER speaks to the Class Bradley Central, Bradley of 2019. Virtual, GOAL Academy and Walker Valley 2019 Graduates Nancy Casson District 1 Bradley County School Board

Banner photo, DANIEL GUY BCHS VALEDICTORIAN JACOB GARRETT delivers his address to the Class of 2019 on May 18.

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REUSE THE NEWS Phone (423) 479-9788 Recycle this newspaper Fax (423) 479-9787 361 Broad Street SW Banner photo, DANIEL GUY Cleveland, TN 37311 DEVIN MCDONALD, left, and Jeremiah McAnally prepare to become BCHS graduates. Local students included on Dean’s List at UT The following Bradley, Polk and of Charleston, summa cum laude; Meigs county students were included Hannah G. Moore, summa cum laude; on the spring 2019 Dean’s List at the Tyler J. Morris, magna cum laude; University of Tennessee. Tyler P. Morris, magna cum laude; To qualify for the dean’s list, an Sarah K. Moses, magna cum laude; y undergraduate student must earn a Jayce M. Mullin, summa cum laude; M term grade point average of 3.80 to Gina N. Nguyen, summa cum laude; 4.00 (summa cum laude), 3.65 to 3.79 Shivang C. Patel, cum laude; Kather- Cleveland State (magna cum laude), or 3.50 to 3.64 ine H. Patterson of Charleston, Cum C OMMUNITY C OLLEGE (cum laude). Students must complete Laude; Madison P. Pemberton, magna at least 12 credit hours, not counting cum laude; work taken on a satisfactory/no-credit Madeline W. Robbins, summa cum 2019 College of the Year basis, to be eligible. laude; Sarah A. Roe, cum laude; Ema- They include: lyn S. San Miguel, summa cum laude; Ashley M. Arnwine, summa cum Ailyah D. Santiago, cum laude; Courey laude; Chad Batten, cum laude; Tan- L. Seiter,summa cum laude; Allison ner N. Beasley, summa cum laude; E. Shaver, summa cum laude; Katee Lauren O. Beavers, summa cum laude; B. Shell, summa cum laude; Dillon L. Taylor N. Bowers, magna cum laude; Simpson, summa cum laude; Alex- Brian T. Byerly, summa cum laude; andria L. Smith, summa cum laude; David S. Campbell, magna cum laude; Samuel D. Still, summa cum laude; Tanner L. Cox, cum laude; Nicholas Alexis L. Strickland, summa cum B. Crabtree, summa cum laude; Corey laude; Allen R. Swetman, cum laude; R. Crawford, summa cum laude; Robert C. Tentler, cum laude; Ash- Benjamin Cruz, magna cum Laude; lyn L. Tillotson, cum laude; Jacob M. Benjamin E. Dale, summa cum laude; Townsend, summa cum laude; Noah Savana C. Davis, summa cum laude; N. Wallace, cum laude; Sara N. Wilson Elizabeth A. Doty, summa cum laude; of Georgetown, cum laude; Haylee Maggie E. Eslinger, summa cum G. Young of Charleston, summa cum laude; Julia E. Evans, magna cum laude; Linda Zheng, magna cum laude; laude. Julia S. Gaither, cum laude; Tanner Polk County graduates include E. Gibson, summa cum laude; Julia E. Christina Ceniceros of Benton, cum Goncalves, summa cum laude; James laude; Lashawn D. Couey of Benton, B. Hammer, summa cum laude; Kevin cum laude; Leah E. Greenwood of Del- S. Harricharran, summa cum laude; ano, cum laude; Micah S. Ketchens of James A. Hearn, cum laude; Maggie Turtletown, summa cum laude; Cheryl A. Hinkston, cum laude; Cameron N. A. Lawrence of Delano, cum laude; Hutt, summa cum laude; Skylar M. Sydney E. McAbee of Benton, summa Kelley, summa cum laude; Anna C. cum laude; and Cierra H. Widener of Klepzig, summa cum laude; Adam Delano, cum laude. Klibisz, summa cum laude; Meigs County students listed on Joshua C. Lance, magna cum laude; the Dean’s List at UT were Emily P. Katie M. Lance, summa cum laude; Caylor of Decatur, summa cum laude; Rebekah O. Lee, summa cum laude; Courtney Daniel of Ten Mile, cum Autumn E. Lester, summa cum laude; laude; Cainan D. Howard of Decatur, Risa J. McCollough, summa cum summa cum laude; Alecia R. Hunt laude; Julia B. McGuire, cum laude; of Georgetown, summa cum laude; Katherine E. McKay, summa cum Cameron Johnson of Decatur, magna laude; cum laude; Allyson Stotts of Decatur, Allison S. McNair of McDonald, summa cum laude; Ashley Tonlinson Cum Laude; Cooper J. Melton, Magna of Decatur, summa cum laude; and Cum Laude; Miroslava I. Migovich, Collette A. Zwindle of Ten Mile, cum Summa cum laude; Lillian B. Mooney laude. (423) 472-7141 • clevelandstatecc.edu C4—Cleveland Daily Banner—Tuesday, May 28, 2019 www.clevelandbanner.com

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All students photographs and names were received from each individual school. The Cleveland Daily Banner is not responsible for any omissions or errors. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Tuesday, May 28, 2019—C7 O’Neal, Cribbs are top grads at Copper Basin High School The 2019 commencement exercise The principal pointed out Sawyer for Copper Basin High School was is the third sibling in his family to be held on May 16 in the school’s gymna- valedictorian at Copper Basin. His sium. brothers, Dylan and Reid, were previ- Sawyer O’Neal is the valedictorian ous valedictorians. for the senior class, while the salutato- “She (Cribbs) is a very sweet and rian is Kaitlynn Cribbs. caring student and person,” Kidd said. “Sawyer is a wonderful student and He added that she has been a school person,” principal Tim Kidd said. “He leader, was active in cheerleading, a works hard to help every student that member of the girls’ golf team, Beta may need assistance.” Club, Student Council, and many other He said O’Neal was active in many clubs and activities. clubs and activities during his high Kidd said the salutatorian plans to school years. He was a member of attend Middle Tennessee State Uni- the football team, he worked on the versity, with a major in chemistry. She Drewry Rogers Emilia Mercado school’s daily television news show hopes to become a pharmaceutical (CBTV), and served in the Beta Club representative. and Student Council. “As a student leader, she was always O’Neal plans to attend the Univer- interested in helping her fellow stu- sity of Tennessee at Knoxville, and dents, and staff ,” Kidd stressed. “We Mercado, Rogers are top Polk will major in medicine. He hopes to will truly miss Sawyer and Kaitlynn, become a nurse anesthetist. as they move on in life.” High School class graduates Polk County High School’s gradua- tanooga State Community College, tion ceremony was held May 17 in the under the Tennessee Promise schol- school gymnasium. arship, and then continue to pursue a Polk County’s seniors received master’s degree in journalism. diplomas at the end of the commence- The PCHS salutatorian from the ment event, with assistance from Polk Class of 2019 was Drew Rogers. County Principal Ron German, staff Through his high school years, he members and class leaders. has been involved in the local 4-H The 2019 Polk County valedictorian Club, National Honors Society, BETA was Emilia Mercado. Club, Club 21, Future Business Lead- During high school, she was in- ers of America, and was a member of volved in the high school band, played the yearbook staff . Rogers maintained on the volleyball team, was on the a 4.0 grade point average (GPA) Student Council, in the Science Club, throughout his secondary education. a member of the yearbook staff , and He plans to attend Cleveland State in the Drama Club. Community College this fall and ma- Emilia is planning to attend Chat- jor in education. Kaitlynn Cribbs Sawyer O’Neal

Congrats Grads Katie Beaty Cleveland State honor lists for Bradley County given Bradley Central High Class of 2019 Cleveland State Com- and, Heather Goodman, Tucker Cox, Abby Craw- man, Allison Branam, Graduate with Honors munity College is pleased Emily Gorrell, Jeanette ley, Leslie Davis, Corbin Ethan Branham, Carrie –and– to recognize the talented Green, Zoe Grosskreutz, Day, Patricia Diaz, Ash- Brock, Lisa Brooks, Tay- academic students for the Andrew Guentensberger, ton Dunn, Tierra Dunn, lor Browder, Emilie Bry- Sam Phillips 2019 spring semester. Alexander Gutsol, James Zachary Etengoff , Chase ant, Steven Bunch, Dillon Tennessee College of Each semester, those Haddle, Jessica Harris, Evett, Chance Finnell, Burton, David Camacho Applied Technology students achieving a Joshua Herrera, Audrea Richard Fisher, Abigail Ordaz, Shawn Campbell, Class of September 2019 4.0 grade point average Holder, Heather Hunter, Flores, Jewelia Fox, Britney Caraway, Daniel We are so proud of you both! are recognized by being Michelle Hurt, Melanie Melody Frank, Kolten Clark, Jayson Cline, Kelli Love, Your Family placed on the President’s Johnson-McMahan, Gibson, Samuel Gibson, Cooper, Hailey Coppings, List, Cleveland State’s Madeline Jones, Wanda Justin Gregory, Tyler Regan Cross, Hayleigh highest academic honor. Jordan, Akouvi Koffi , Haddock, Tanner Haines, Dale, Michael Darity, The Vice President for Yevheniy Kyslytsya, Sadie Aaron Harding, Nathan- Aaliyah Davis, Thom- Academic Aff airs will Lane, Edward Mantesev- iel Harrell, James Har- as Decook, Monterey Congratulations! recognize outstand- ich, Samuel Miller, Melis- ris, Stacy Harris, Taylor Deaton, Conrado Jesus ing academic students sa Moore, Hobie Morris, Hawke, Kallie Hawkins, Dedicatoria, Samantha To All Area Graduates maintaining a 3.5 to 3.99 Stephen Muhonen, Emily Hernandez, Jon- Doolittle, Zechariah grade point average by Jessicalynn Nieves, athan Higdon, Rodger Dupree, Emma Fannin, placing their names on Jessica Nix, Crystal Hill, Taelor Hill, Makayla Fatima Fernandez, Kyllie the Dean’s List. Those Noble, Breanna Ordonez, Hoff man, Legend Hol- Freeman, Penni Galeaz- students achieving a Tiff any Ortega, Pamela loway, Alexus Johnson, zo, Arielle Gearhart, Adi- 3.0 to 3.49 grade point Parker, Aarti Pael, Ashi Miranda Johnson, Alexis na Ge, Juliah Gichagua, average are recognized K. Patel, Harshil Patel, Kyle, Tyler Lee, Aly Lem- Justin Godgrey, Hailey by being placed on the Riya Patel, Sonalben ons, Madison Love, Scar- Guff ey, Bryan Hammer, Honor Roll. Patel, Jackson Patterson, lette Mae, Kelly Maney, Sara Harper, Susan To qualify for these Grayson Payne, Rebekah Jessica Mannion, Emily Hayes, Naythan Heil, awards, a student must Peek, Kaylee Raper, Ger- Marr, Destany Maxwell, Hannah Hicks, Madylin have completed at least ald Reidenbach, Kendall Natalie McCollum, Kalen Hicks, Gracie Higdon, 12 credit hours of col- Scott, Sofi a Sepahvandi, McMahan, Jeremy Mc- Taylor Holcomb, Ryleigh lege-level courses during David Shephard, Brittany Nabb, Tori McNish, Cait- Humphrey, Samuel the term. Smith, Bethany Sou- lin Mims, Allison Mizell, Hunter, Baylon Jackson President’s List: za, Chloe Stiles, Aaron Israel Molina, Bradley Tammi Jeff reies, Randi Hannah Anderson, Rita Stone, Zachary Ulrich, Myers, Kirklin Norman, Jones, Tyler Jones, Kris- Specializing in the latest Ard, Reedhi Bamnelkar, Robert Varner, Jessica Alexis Parisi, Kjush- tin Jump, Haley Kaiser, trends of color & cuts! 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Banner photo, CHRISTY ARMSTRONG BRADLEY COUNTY VIRTUAL SCHOOL celebrated 13 graduates during its commencement May 17. Graduates include Kaitlynn Ben-Judah, Caleb Caston, Mackenzie Critz, Michael Gilbert, Lyudmila Harjevskay, Kristina Kotok, Micah McKinley, McKenzie Morrow, Nickolas Blake Pressley, Amanda Silva, Gracie Smith, Katherine Terpstra and Alicia Tinsely. BCVS is Bradley County Schools’ online education school.

Banner photo, CHRISTY ARMSTRONG Banner photo, CHRISTY ARMSTRONG VALEDICTORIAN Kaitlynn Ben-Judah ad- PRINCIPAL DR. SHERRY SHROYER offers some words of advice to several Bradley County Vir- dresses her peers during Bradley County Virtual tual School graduates as they prepared for their commencement. School’s graduation May 17. 13 graduate from Bradley County Virtual School By CHRISTY ARMSTRONG hopes to become a medical bridge student at Bradley Staff Writer examiner. Central and has completed This year’s salutatorian her studies at BCVS earn- Bradley County Virtual was Lyudmila Harjevskay. ing nine dual enrollment School, the Bradley Coun- She also began as a Cam- credits. ty school district’s online education option, honored 13 graduates Friday, May 17. Congratulations A ceremony for the Class of 2019, the school’s To All Area seventh graduating class, was held in the auditori- Graduates um at Walker Valley High School. “This year, BCVS is Banner photo, CHRISTY ARMSTRONG Banner photo, CHRISTY ARMSTRONG pleased to announce three Perry’s Petals SALUTATORIAN Lyudmila Har- CLASS REPRESENTATIVE graduates attended BCVS jevskay shares her experiences during all four years,” Shroyer 476-7573 • 1713 Keith Street • Stuart Park Plaza Katherine Terpstra speaks during said. These students are the 2019 Bradley County Virtual School the Bradley County Virtual School graduation. Michael “Jacob” Gilbert, graduation May 17. Micah “Jaidyn” McKin- ley, and Nicholas “Blake” Pressley. This year’s valedictorian was Kaitlynn Ben-Judah. She started high school in the Cambridge honors program at Bradley Central High School before trans- ferring to BCVS, where Congratulations she has completed her studies while also earning 2019 Graduates from 15 dual enrollment credits. She has been accepted Woody's Lock & Key to Guilford College and 423-476-4171 • 301 South Ocoee St.

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By CHRISTY ARMSTRONG Staff Writer GOAL Academy, Bradley County Schools’ alter- native school, celebrated 44 graduates during its commencement Saturday, May 18. The ceremony, which followed a reception for the graduates, took place in the “gymatorium” at Ocoee Middle School. “We have an amazing group of seniors who have accomplished things that they were told or thought were impossible,” school spokesman Gary Peltier said. The Class of 2019 is notably larger than the Class of 2018, which included 25 graduates. Pelt- ier also noted many of this year’s graduates were “already part of the workforce in the community” and were completing volunteer hours for the Ten- nessee Promise scholarship program. The school, which oﬀ ers instruction for students who have fallen behind in their coursework, places a heavy emphasis on workforce readiness Banner photo, DANIEL GUY in addition to regular high school studies. Stu- THE 2019 GOAL ACADEMY graduating class makes their way into the Ocoee Middle School Gym- dents are encouraged to seek out jobs opportuni- natorium on Mauy 18 for their graduation ceremony. ties to help them get a head start before graduation.

Banner photo, DANIEL GUY GOAL ACADEMY PRINCIPAL Kyle Page Banner photo, DANIEL GUY welcomes family, friends and graduates to the 2019 THE 2019 GOAL ACADEMY graduates stand in the Ocoee Middle School Gymnatorium on May 18, graduation ceremony May 18.

Banner photo, DANIEL GUY Banner photo, DANIEL GUY VIRGIL GILES delivers a statement of appreciation at the 2019 GOAL CALEB FARRIS delivers a statement of appreciation at the 2019 GOAL Academy graduation May 18. Also pictured is graduate Cody Bradford. Academy graduation May 18. Also pictured is graduate Nina Brooks.

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