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Congratulations www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Tuesday, May 28, 2019—B1 Congratulations A Special Supplement from Cleveland Daily Banner B2—Cleveland Daily Banner—Tuesday, May 28, 2019 www.clevelandbanner.com 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 saluta- torian 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 represen- tative 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 se- nior class May 17 at their graduation. Banner photo, DANIEL GUY CHS CLASS Repre- sentative Cole Shelton speaks to his fellow students May 17 at grad- uation. 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 class May 17, relaying a s rr TM family expression, “noth- Cleveland, Tennessee ing worth doing is easy.” Fast Food Restaurant 478-2668 Breakfast, Lunch...and Dinner • 126 Keith St. Congratulations 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. ToTo allall areaarea graduates.graduates. YourYour hardhard workwork andand perseveranceperseverance hashas fifi nallynally paidpaid off.off. GoodGood luckluck inin allall youryour futurefuture pursuits.pursuits. StartStart youryour impossible.impossible. 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B4—Cleveland Daily Banner—Tuesday, May 28, 2019 www.clevelandbanner.com Congratulations to the Seniors at CLEVELAND HIGH SCHOOL DELUCA DIXON DODD DONAN DORSEY DOWDY DUGAIS DUNCAN DUNN DUNN TODD DANIEL VICTOR IAN DAVID CLARENCE MICHAEL DESTINY CHRISTINA DAVID DYE ELKINS ELLISON EMREY ESCALANTE- ESPINOSA ESTEBA_ EVANS FAIRCHILD FALCON- FANT JEWEL SARAH HEATHER PRESTON LOPEZ LESLIE GUADALUPE HANNAH DESTYNIE ESCOBAR ARIANNA JAMES FELIPE FERGUSON FERNANDO FINNELL FLICKNER FLIEHMAN FLIPPEN FLIPPEN FLORES CHACON FREAKE RODERICO ARLINGTON CASTILLO LUIS KATHLEEN CALEB ALAYNA BREEANA HANNAH LETICIA MATTHEW FREEMAN FULLER GADDIE-REEVES GASH GEREN GILBREATH GLASER GLOVER GOLDMAN GOLDSTON WILLIAM HARPER JUSTUS NOAH SYDNI KALI NICOLE MEGAN JASMINE LAUREN GOODMAN GOONETILLEKE GOUFFON GRABOWSKI GRAFE GRAHAM GRAIG GRANO GRAVELL GRAVES KAITLYN JULIE ELIZABETH RICK TAYLOR TAYEISHA JORDAN JESSICA ASHLEE JADA GRAVES GREEN GREEN GREENE GREER GRIFFIN GRIFFITH GRULKE GUILLEN GUTIERREZ JAYDEN CALEB EMILY SARAH TYLER EVAN JOSEPH THOMAS PAUL JONATHAN GUZMAN GUZMAN HALL HAMILTON HARDEN HARRIS HART HARTLEY HENTZ HERNANDEZ LIZBETH OLGA DIONNA QUINCY GABRIEL MITCHELL DESTINIE KELSIE JOHN JOSEPH HERRERA-ORTIZ_ HERRINGTON HETIBACK HICKEY HICKEY HICKEY HICKS HIGGINS HOAGLAND HOBBS KEVIN SYDNEY SIWILIN ALEXIA JALEN JORDAN GRANT CHRISTIAN SKYLAR MADISON HOBBS HOLGUIN HOLLAND HONEYMAN HOWARD HOWELL HUBBARD HUMBLE INGRAHAM INGRAM NICHOLAS SAMARY JARED JACOB DARIUS RAFFE AUTUMN MADISON TREVOR ISABELLA ISLAS JABALEY JN BAPTISTE_ JOHNSON JOHNSON JOHNSON JOHNSON JONES JONES JONES GAVIN OLIVIA WILISENIR CAITLIN ISAIAH KAILYN MYA DYLAN KAYLEIGH MEGAN KAHRS KELLY KING KONDOR LADD LANGSTON LANTIGUA LAWSON LAY LEE COBY MILES JUSTIN DENNIS SHAKUR HAILEY ARIEL CHRISTA JARED RYAN LESTER LEWIS LINDNER LOPEZ VASQUEZ LOPEZ LOPEZ LOVETT LOZANO COLLAZO LUNDY MARINO RYAN BREANNA CASEY YEYMI ALEXIS ARACELI MATTHEW JESSICA GRANT MATTHEW 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—B5 Congratulations to the Seniors at CLEVELAND HIGH SCHOOL MARTIN MARTIN MARTINEZ MARTINEZ MCCALL MCCRARY MCDOUGAL MCPHERON MEDEIROS MEDINA GRACE LYDIA ALLISON DANIEL JOSEPH LEIGHTON MARTIN JALYN DEVIN ARIANA MEE MEJIA MERKEL MILLARD MITCHELL MOORE MORALES MORMAN MORRISON MORROW MONIQUE DAVID CHRISTIAN COLE ROSS JACKSON GARCIA LUCERO AUDREY JUDAH ALEXANDER MOSES MOWERY MUNIZ-TORRES MURRAY MUTH NEWMAN NICOLAS NOLEN OCHOA OHLSSON JARET ALEX SARIMAR JONATHAN SEBASTIAN MATTHEW ANA MATTHEW KATELYNN SAMUEL OWENS PAN PARKER PARKER PARKER PARKER PASSAVANT PATEL PATEL PATRONI CAROLINE NATHAN CAROLINE ERIC JAQUEZ WILLIAM ROSEMARY AARSH RUDRA ANDREA PAYMON PEREZ PEREZ PERRY PHAM PIERRE PINEDA VASQUEZ_ PORTER PORTER PRESTON SELF CAROL ASAHEL ISAAH HEAVENLY PRESTON VALENCIA DENILSON CALISSA JONATHAN LAKE PRICE PROCTOR PRUITT PULLEN RAMOS RAMSEY RANDALL REEVES REID RENSHAW HUNTER LAUREN HANNAH JACK SARAY COLTON ELIJAH HOLDEN SAMANTHA ANNA REYNOSO RIAD RIDGELL RIGGINS RILEY RINCON RIOS RIVERA ROBERTS ROBERTS ROBY KRISTA AMBER ZOE KYLER HURTADO BRIYID AUGUSTIN JAO-LING HALACIA JADYN ROBINSON ROCKHILL RODERICK RODRIGUEZ RODRIGUEZ ROGERS ROLLINS RUIZ RUSSELL SALAS BRENDEN KATIE JACOB CHASE JUSTIN ASHLEY HANNAH KAREN JADON BRIANNA SALAZAR SANDERS SANDOVAL SENTERS SENTERS SHADDEN SHAVER SHELTON SHEPHERD SHIFFER JAMES STEPHANIE THAILINN MADISON MCKENZIE LUKE CAROLINE JAMES ALLEN COLE SHOOP SMITH SMITH SMITH SPIRES STOYANOVA STRICKLAND STRINGER STRUK SUAREZ GABRIEL KAILEE KATHRYN TEKEYA CALEB YULIYA LOGAN MADISEN JOHNATHAN LLULISA SUITS SUITS SWEENEY TALLEY TATE TAYLOR THOMAS THOMAS THOMPSON TIBBETTS CONOR LUCAS AUSTIN MARY BRIANNA DEASIA ALYSSAH DAYMON BRIANNA ETHAN TIBBETTS TINSLEY TOLBERT TORTORICH TOWNSEND TRAFICANTE TROTTER TUBBS TURNER VANHOOK KIRSTEN ALICIA IVEY FLETCHER ALEXIS NATALIE COY BRANDON KATHRYN CHRISTIAN All students photographs and names were
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