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Dear graduates: Never give in, never give upB

y month’s end, more 800 Hunt

County high school seniors will

have graduated, and more than

250 of them will already have college

credits under their belts, thanks to ever-

growing dual credit programs.

Many of these young people already

feel heavy on their shoulders the weight

of their futures and all the coming deci-

sions as they are bombarded by (often

conflicting) advice from parents, teach-

ers, school counselors, and famous busi-

nesspeople, politicians and entertainers.

While much advice for graduating

seniors tends to focus on inspiration and

hope, some highly regarded businesspeo-

ple, politicians and celebrities have of-

fered a more down-to-earth viewpoint—

acknowledging the unexpected twists and

turns that not only test a person as they

go through their life’s journey, but can

shape them and make them stronger as

well.

Apple co-founder Steve Jobs

offered some down-to-earth

advice in a commencement

speech he gave at Stanford

University in 2005. In part

of the speech, Jobs related

a story about how he took

calligraphy classes as a

young man simply out of

personal curiosity, with-

out having any idea how it

would influence his life.“If I had never dropped out (from

Reed College),” Jobs said, “I would have never dropped in on this calligraphy

class, and personal computers might not

have the wonderful typography that they

do.”“You can’t connect the dots looking

forward,” he said. “You can only connect them looking backwards. So you have to

trust that the dots will somehow connect

in your future.”

Television host Conan O’Brien

offered a unique spin on the

ever-popular “learn from your

failures” trope to Harvard graduates in 2000.

“Your biggest liability

is your need to succeed,

your need to always find yourself on the sweet side

of the bell curve … but suc-

cess is a lot like a bright white

tuxedo – you feel terrific when you get it, but then you’re desperately

afraid of getting it dirty … of spoil-

ing it,” O’Brien quipped. “Today, I’m as nostalgic for the bad as I am for the

good … Fall down. Make a mess. Break

something occasionally. Know that your

mistakes are your own unique way of

getting to where you need to be.”And one more example of unconven-

tional-yet-encouraging advice to young

people was Winston Churchill’s speech

to graduates of Harrow School in 1941

during World War II. In it, he stressed the

value of using one’s imagination, but he

noted that imagination wouldn’t neces-

sarily make life easier.

“You cannot tell from appearances

how things will go,” he said. “Sometimes imagination makes things out far worse

than they are; yet without imagination

not much can be done. Those people who

are imaginative see many more dangers

than perhaps exist; certainly many more

than will happen; but then they must also

pray to be given that extra courage to

carry this far-reaching imagination.

“Never give in. Never, never, never,

never – in nothing, great or small, large

or petty – never give in, except to con-

victions of honor and good sense,” he added. “Never yield to force; never yield

to the apparently overwhelming might of

the enemy.”


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coMMerce HiGH ScHool claSS of 2019

Pictured is the Commerce High School Class of 2019, from left. Front row and top ten graduates are: Sarah Anthraper, Summer Hanson, Jakob Scarcelli, Ashley Lopez, Caitlyn Rogers, Grace Tolly, Edwin Lopez, Monroe McCracken, Connor Green, Ashley Kirby; second row: Sparkle Perkins, Clara Rumbaugh, Jasmine Nobles, Linsy Sorim, Gabrielle Speight, Sara Rumbaugh, Carlton Dodd, Satashyia Allen, Lorraine Marquez, Ghada Safi, Carlita Diaz, Nicole Bento, Tieryunna Williams; third row: Deanna Guerra, Morgan Guinessey, Mark Marquez, Jordan Lawson, Jason Ocampo, McKynna Swinson, Kyra Stuckmeyer, Kailee Wright, Ariakna Rayas, Kobe Lloyd, Jennifer Stephenson, Elaine Scaff; fourth row: Connor Straughan, Andrea Sanchez, Timothy Norman, Riley Isom, Relina Mathias, Alicia Mickey, Brooklyn Matthews, Taylor Patterson, Andrea Barrett, Carmen Lopez, Grace Bailey, Hailey Powell; fifth row: Elizabeth Stephens, Macy Reiber, Dalton Hampton, Hallie Smith, Nicole Sturch, Nicholas Aaron, Rylie Bowes, Alex Hurtado, Ethan Uk, Sarah Martin, Colton Davis, Jordy Ramirez; sixth row: Lester Harris, Casey Shields, Colton Broeske, Dodge Brown, Charles Houston, Ismael Perez, Tamera Crosby, Colby Conner, Noah Blount, Wyatt Cross, Elizabeth Blount, Scott Ladd; back row: Arik Moseley, Francisco Martinez, Andy Marcos, Dustin Maldonado, Madison Doolin, Maygan Wymore, Brandon Petty, Grayson Hearn, Brianna Burdick, Autumn White, Isaac Hundley, Dacoda Acker. Seniors not pictured: Juan Alviso, Aspen Carrillo, Roman Colsten, Kaylee Crocker, Rynecia Gibson, Ronald Gutierrez, Nia Jonas, Rich-ard Khauu, Ben Macosko, Dusty Michell, Aliya Mitchell, Tatum Price, Maricela Ramirez, Shaddai Tarpley, Rebekah Tittle, Matthew Veraska, Courtney Webb, and Mikayla White.

Valedictorian Sarah AnthraperSarah Anthraper, daughter of Kurian and Sheena

Anthraper, is valedictorian of Commerce High School’s

Class of 2019. During her four years at CHS, Sarah has

participated in numerous extracurricular activities includ-

ing varsity volleyball, track, and softball, Student Coun-

cil, National Honor Society, UIL Math and Science, and

marching, and concert band. A few leadership positions

she has held include NHS President, Student Council

Treasurer, and Volleyball Captain. Sarah has a combined

total of over 500 volunteer hours at various organizations

including her church, Saint Joseph’s here in Commerce.

She is graduating with a GPA of 4.572 and plans to attend

the University of Texas at Austin where she will major in

biomedical engineering.

Salutatorian Summer HansonSummer Hanson, daughter of Kevin and Paula Hanson,

is the salutatorian of Commerce High School’s Class of

2019. Summer has participated in numerous extracur-

ricular activities including Marching Band, Concert Band,

Varsity Cheer, National Honors Society, Principal’s Coun-

cil, Athletics, and Art Club. Leadership positions she has

held include Flute Lieutenant and Flute Section Leader

as well as JV cheer co-captain. She has participated in

multiple service projects such as Clothe-A-Child, Special

Olympics, Vacation Bible School, the A.C. Williams men-

toring program and various mission trips. She is graduat-

ing from CHS with a GPA of 4.524 and plans to attend

Texas A&M University-Commerce in the Honors College

Program where she will major in biological sciences to

pursue a career in the medical field.


We’re proud of theClass of 2019and wish them allsuccess in the future.

cUMBY HiGH ScHool claSS of 2019

Cumby High School Class of 2019 graduates are, from left: Front row: Jayde Brewer, Jayla DeMidio, Lacy Jacobs, Akayshia Smith, Andrea Calderon, Sterling Owens, Mairely Camargo; middle row: Alyssa Hebert, Braden Freeman, Alex Allen, Caden Phillips, Harley McLarry, Johnny Whitehead, Dayton Wood, Kad-den Cota, Bethany Taylor; and back row: Alize Lopez, Bobby Hickman, Jadryen Long, Ken Chapin, Joey Haley, Wil Chapin, Christian Greaves, Cillian Smith.

Valedictorian Alyssa HebertAlyssa Hebert is valedictorian of Cumby High School

Class of 2019, graduating with a GPA of 4.04. She has par-

ticipated in many extracurricular and competitive activities,

most notably winning first place in the Biology division in Regionals for the Science Team and second place overall,

helping her team win first at district. She is a member of Beta Club and National Honor Society. She plans to attend

Texas A&M University - Commerce and study psychology

and is enrolled in the Honors College.

Salutatorian Brayden FreemanBrayden Freeman is the salutatorian of Cumby High

School Class of 2019, graduating with a GPA of 3.94. He

has been a frequent honoree for his academic achievements

and is a member of National Honor Society. Freeman plans

to attend Texas A&M University - Commerce and study

computer science.


Bree House is the 2019 Ford

High School Valedictorian. She is

the daughter of Jeremy and Angela

House and the sister of Preston

House. Bree is in the Dual credit

program and was awarded her as-

sociate’s degree from Paris Junior

College on May 17, 2019, one day

before graduating from high school. She is

also a member of PJC’s honor society, Phi

Theta Kappa. She has been in the Quinlan

Independent School District for

eight years. Bree has been involved

in athletics with Varsity Volleyball

for four years, Varsity basketball

for 2 years, track and tennis. Bree is

class president, Secretary of Student

Council, and co-editor of the year-

book. She is also a member of the

National Honor Society and Hosa. Bree plans

to attend Dallas Baptist University to major

in biology/nursing.

QUinlan forD HiGH ScHool claSS of 2019

alexis aguilar Monroy Kennedy cummings allan aguilar Monroy angel alvarado Maria alberto Garrett Davis (3)caitlin Dilldine abagail Dodd Samantha alvarez

farias cody Duke Jeremy alvarez Kimberly Duncan emily anderson Kelsy ellis Jackalyn anderson raymond etheridge Jarae andrews

Dylon evens David angel Kathleen freeman Sandra arzola Guzman luke fuksa Sabina ayala (7)austin Garrick lacy Baker ivan Garza McKenna Barnard laighla Gassner (6)cody Barnett Joseph Gonzales Stephanie Barrera

Barrera Mercedees Graham Scarlett Beeman riley Griffeth

Jazzmen Beierschmitt (10)

Yasmin Guerrero Salinas

Joshua Bell Matthew Halbrook Megan Borja Sara Hall Jesse Brock virtue Harris Jayson Bruce elisabeth Hawkins John Bunch-Stiles Mary Hawkins Danfhort cantu Kristen Hazelwood Patricia carrera Destiny Heilman

Hunter carter landon Helton victoria castruita chris Hernandez

Moreno Kacie chreene Johnathan Hernandez

(8)Savannah clark (4)Zachary Hernandez alexandra collins omar Herreros Danielle collins Topanga Hester ciara copeland Tori Hobbs emily coronado landon Hoff (9)

Mindy cotton Danny Hollis Trevor Honeycutt esmeralda Peralta Brittany House (1)Milagros Perez J Howard Billy Phillips Madeline Hudgins colton Pitts Samuel Hughes reilly PradaritsJordan Hymes landree Proffer Kevin iscoa Mejiachase radney Katelynn istre adan ramirez

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oscar Miskell autumn Wallace Juliana Moncada carissa Wallis (5)Michael Moncada allysen Warden emily Morales Gal-

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Valedictorian Bree House Salutatorian Paulina Lim

Class of 2019 graduates in no particular order. Numeral in parentheses denotes class ranking:

Paulina Lim is the 2019 Ford

High School Salutatorian. She is the

daughter of Tony and Sophie Lim

and the sister of Melanie Lim. Pau-

lina is in the Dual credit program

and was awarded her associate’s

degree from Paris Junior College

on May 17, 2019, one day before

graduating from high school. She is a member

of PJC’s honor society, Phi Theta Kappa. En-

rolled in QISD since Pre-K, Paulina has been

involved in band for the past seven

years and has won Marcher of the

Year and Outstanding Freshman

and has also advanced to state solo

and ensemble both her freshman

and junior year. She is also a mem-

ber of the National Honor Society.

She is also a 2019 Ford Driving

Dreams scholarship recipient. Paulina plans

to go to Texas A&M University in College

Station to major in business.


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Wolfe ciTY HiGH ScHool claSS of 2019Class of 2019 from left: Front row: Tori Malone, rosalvara leyva, Sourya Macias, Kayleigh crockett, Jamie Broyles, Joelle Stapleton, elva Stewart, irene Martinez, Madeline caldwell, Maria Davila, el-lie Samples; second row: Chalee Gates, Marisela Juarez, erin Moore, Paulina Montoya, Jessica Williams, fabian Martinez, autumn Humphries, chandler Goodsell, Jordan Denton, cristhian olvera, ramiro Gallegos, Elizabet Prado; third row: Brady clifton, Jose Jaimes, Jessica Jones, estefany lemus, elijah Samples, Timothy Wright, Jonathan nino, Gabriel Harrison, Jimmy Busby, Megan Theurer, Drew Green; fourth row: Landon Stickley, Mackenzie Bell, Ki northcutt, Madalyn Metts, eric fisk, cody Greenway, Jose Mireles, Kayliee Pinkston, chance Torrez, Blake Threndyle, Blayne Royal, Jenna Rhode; fifth row: Laine Bielen-berg, neil Malone, Zachary Tisdale, Kellen Burciaga, logan Green, Justin Montgomery, cord Smith, Jonathan lemus, Jesse Webb, Vicente Osuna, Nye Breiten. Graduates not pictured: Cortney Dillion.

Valedictorian Autumn Humphries

Autumn Humphries is the Wolfe City High School Class

of 2019 valedictorian. She is the daughter of Dwayne and

Cynthia Humphries. Autumn has received outstanding

student awards in Advanced Geometry, Spanish II, Chem-

istry, Advanced English II, World Geography, and Algebra

II. Additionally, she has earned earned awards in University

Interscholastic League (UIL). Autumn is graduating with a 3.9 GPA. She has completed an internship with the Wolfe

City Elementary school counselor and is a member of Beta

Club, for which she has attended state conferences. She also

is a member of Phi Theta Kappa honor society. Autumn

plans to attend Texas A&M University-Commerce and study

psychology.

Salutatorian Erin MooreErin Moore is the Wolfe City High School Class of 2019

salutatorian. She is the daughter of Brad and Jamie Moore

and the sister of Emma and Eli Moore. She graduates with a

GPA of 4.31. She has participated in volleyball, basketball,

track, tennis (winning third in the state with her doubles

partner), cheerleading, Student Council, FCA, Principal’s Committee, Athletic Leadership Committee, and Beta Club.

In addition, she is a member of the youth leadership commit-

tee at Wesley United Methodist Church and has served as a

Rotary Club ambassador in Italy. Erin plans to attend Texas

Tech University and work toward earning a master’s in oc-

cupational therapy.


caDDo MillS HiGH ScHool claSS of 2019

Caddo Mills High School class of 2019, from left: Front row: Ashlyn White, Hannah Epperson, Melanie Schauer, Antonio Sanchez, Eva Cuzdey, Justin Bond, McK-aelee Harris, Lakyn Morrow, Matthew Marlborough, Maggie McGee, Austin Helton. Second row: Debbie Williams, Cassidy Owens, Miranda Zapata, Jenna Munson, Haleigh Ward, Audra Doyle, Maci Patterson, Tammy McAbee, Alana Schwerdt, Lydia Goodson. Third row: Paige LaRocca, Katya Maravilla, Jaclyn Jones, Amber Reever, Mackenzie Urban, Elizabeth Jagodzinski, Nevaeh Allerkamp, Bailey Hammond, Melissa Granados, Gracie Knapp, Aubrey Welch. Fourth row: McKayla Medina, Brianna Loera, Valery Gonzalez, Adilene Rodriguez, Katie Clawson, Trinity Barrow, Mariah Houser, Karrigan Hall, Donovan Campbell, Lee Ou. Fifth row: Riley Madsen, Shana Headrick, Katie Miller, Jamie Neave, Gabriel Acosta, Micah Lewis, Peyton Wilcox, Cora Hensley, Carrington Burks, Logan Haddox. Sixth row: Maegan Richardson, Alex Whitlock, Tristan King, Jalyn Lenamond, Nevaeh Anderson, Nicole Forga, Shelby Campbell, Adriana Ramirez, Morgan Followill, Kristo-pher Horlacher. Seventh row: Johnathon May, Jesus Toca-Herrera, Mariah Gonner, Reina Cuzdey, Zachary Tillett, Zachary Tippetts, Roberta Herrera, Autumn Arnett, Bailey McDonald, Tristan Reeder, Barbarito Hernandez, Gus McLarry. Eighth row: Tyler McAbee, Alexis Kincaid, Payton Hammons, Bryan Guzman, Jacob McCain, JB Nicholson, Isaac Smith, Blake Ray, Armando Aguilar, Seth Sadler, Mason Blakemore. Back row: Tyler Everett, Caleb Grisier, Travis McDermott, Logan Hamilton, Lucas Bjornlie, Mathew Kelley, Conner Ledbetter, Cole Schwaush, Blake Moser, Cody Denton, Jimmy Thomas, Jaymeson Polhans, Colby Colwell.

Valedictorian Eva CuzdeyEva Cuzdey is the Caddo Mills High School

Class of 2019 valedictorian. She is the daughter

of Wesley and Jennifer Cuzdey. She has main-

tained a constant presence on the superinten-

dent’s honor roll and is graduating with a 3.9

GPA. Eva has participated in the debate team,

One Act Play, and Color Guard and enjoys be-

ing involved in theatrical productions. She plans

to attend Texas A&M University - Commerce

and study technical theater, with hopes of a

career as a special effects makeup artist.

Salutatorian Justin BondJustin Bond is the Caddo Mills High School

Class of 2019 salutatorian. He has maintained

a constant presence on the superintendent’s

honor roll and is graduating with a 3.9 GPA.

Justin has served as managing editor for the

high school’s first newspaper, Caddo Mills Weekly, and he has participated in powerlift-

ing. He is a member of Beta Club and was

elected senior class secretary. He also partici-

pated in the Lion’s Innovation Showcase. He

plans to attend Texas A&M University - Com-

merce and study psychology.


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caMPBell HiGH ScHool claSS of 2019Campbell High School Class of 2019 graduates, listed in alphabetical order: Angelina Camp, Tanner Chaffin, Kaycee Dart, Noah Doddridge, Nathan Dorner, Ian Fry, Megan Fugate, Jordan Golden, Veronica Gren-inger, Preston Hanes, Colin Hur-ley, Blake Jester, Kameron Mc-Cormack, Tyler Moore, Amanda Mothersell, Chloe Mothersell, Hunter Ray, Caitlyn Roberts, Juana Romero, Aaron Ross, Joe Snider, Jonathan-Travis Blayne Stephens, Maddison Toland, Vera Toland, Justin Wooten,


“But those who trust in the Lord will find

new strength. They will soar high on wings

like eagles. They will run and not grow

weary. They will walk and not faint.”

Isaiah 40:31

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SOARCongratulations,Class of 2019!

Greenville cHriSTian HiGH ScHool claSS of 2019Greenville Christian School Class of 2019 graduates are, from left: Front row: Hannah Packer, Rebecca Davis, Sadie Feezel, Ryan Blazier, Brenna Weaver, Nick Bahm, Re-bekah Shreve, and Elyssia Harris. Back row: Jon Bleier, Zoe Pittsinger, Camden McBride, Jerry Rosenbalm, Samuel Pitts, Lucero Limones, Mikayla Pierson, Jillian Fifield, and Hannah Evans.


The Greenville Christian High School Class

of 2019 salutatorian is Jonathon David Bleier.

He is the son of Joseph and Julia Bleier of

Greenville.

Jonathan has been extremely active at GCS.

In Student Council he is an elected class

representative and served as Student Initiative

leader. This position had him organizing the

annual 5K and the school’s Water War games.

As a SADD member he helped with Red Rib-

bon Week activities. He was a Junior Marshall

at graduation last year. Athletically, he played varsity basketball and ran

track for three years. Additionally, he was a member of the school’s Ro-

botics’ Team, advancing to the State competition his sophomore year.

Jonathan also volunteers in the community. For the past three years he

has helped work with Rotary Club’s Haunted House event, and has spent

time at Arms of Hope. At his church, St. Paul’s, he has served as a Sun-

day School teacher.

Jonathan has earned High Honor Roll status his entire high school ca-

reer and is graduating with a 4.11 GPA and 27 dual credit hours.

He plans to attend Texas A&M-College Station’s College of Engineer-

ing and study computer engineering.

The Greenville Christian High School Class of

2019 valedictorian is Rebecca Ann Davis. She

is the daughter of Deborah and Russell Davis of

Greenville and has been a student at Greenville

Christian since Pre-Kindergarten.

Rebecca has been involved in many activities at

GCS. In varsity athletics, she has played volley-

ball as an outside hitter and passer all four years,

earning 2nd Team All-District. Her basketball

skills as point guard earned her 1st Team All-

District, and she was given the True Eagle Award

from the GC coaches.

Rebecca has always earned High Honor Roll for her grades, and she is a

member of National Honor Society. Last year, she was a Junior Marshall at

graduation. She is graduating with 29 dual-credit hours and a 4.17 GPA.

Beyond the classroom and athletics she has volunteered in the community

and abroad. Locally, she has helped at Raffa Clinic, Hands of Compassion,

Texas Trash-Off, LP Waters, and Arms of Hope. For the past three years

she has traveled to Costa Rica on mission/construction crews to help mis-

sionaries who work in impoverished areas. One year, she spent a week at

the HUB, a homeless shelter in Louisiana, helping the workers the week

before Christmas.

Rebecca plans to attend Baylor University in Waco to study business.

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celeSTe HiGH ScHool claSS of 2019celeste High School class of 2019 graduates are, from left: Front Row: Cassie Russell, Keeley Jurca, cheylynn Hill, Dusty Soles, Katelyn Dunn, chance Brown (Salutatorian), Megan Sherwin (valedicto-rian), Stefani Hudson, aaron Butler, Michael Huddleston, Maddison luna, Josie cross-land. Second row: Jacklynn Jackson, Trinity oslin, Summer Holt, Bree Dalton, Bethany carter, Bradly craig, alex Sims, Holley Story, Kambrie Hogue, James Blankenship, Andrew Avila. Third row: Leslie esquivel, Darien fuller, chad Davidson, Keaton fielden, ryan Wade, caden lewis, Matthew Humphries, Dylan Zachary, Wesley Daugherty, Kaden Douglas, Kevin Ramirez. Back row: Jace Givens, Isaiah Buckley, adam Bell, Jeff Mull-ins, Jacob fulfer, Jaxson Dillard, Peyton rogers, Justin Wood, Truitt Murphy, Dylan Hicks, Jalen Rector.

Valedictorian Megan SherwinThe Celeste High School Class of 2019 valedictorian is

Megan Sherwin. Megan is the daughter of Jim and Kim

Sherwin. She has participated in varsity softball for four

years, U.I.L. Social Studies for four years, and BETA

Club for four years. She was a captain of the softball

team for one year, and the BETA club vice president for

two years. She was class president for two years, and she

played in her church’s worship band for two years. She

will be attending Texas A&M University and majoring in

political science in the fall.

Salutatorian Chance BrownThe Celeste High School Class of 2019 salutatorian is

Chance Brown. Chance is the son of Chris and Lori John-

ston. He has participated in baseball for four years, Drum

Corps for four years, Beta Club for four years, FFA for

four years, and Chess Club for two years. He was Drum

Corps captain for two years, Beta President for two years,

and FFA Vice President for two years. In his spare time,

he enjoys playing guitar and spending time with friends.

He plans to attend Texas A&M University to major in

Communications with a minor in business.


The Bland High School Class of 2019 vale-

dictorian is Channing Godwin. He has attended

Bland schools since kindergarten and is gradu-

ating with a 3.9 GPA. Channing was the vale-

dictorian of his eighth-grade class as well, and

since then has earned outstanding student awards

each year. During his senior year, Channing was

named Student of the Month for September and

ultimately was named Student of the Year. Chan-

ning has been involved in baseball, basketball,

Student Council, Beta Club, FFA, Class Officer team, and the Prom Committee. He plans to

begin his higher education at a small college and play basketball or baseball,

before attending University of North Texas, where he wants to study educa-

tion and eventually become a coach and teacher.

BlanD HiGH ScHool claSS of 2019

Bland High School Class of 2019 graduates are, from left: Front Row: Laura Hobbs, Erick Munoz, Daisy Mercado, Diana Frias, Mikey Cook, Hannah D’Amico, Jocelyn Reyes, Micha Corn. Second row: Channing Godwin, Nathan Demars, Kyle Poe, Mayson Metcalf, Timmy Wooten, Caleb Hagar, Jordan McCullough, Leandra Austin. Third row: Marcos Amaya, Luz Medina, Ana Ramirez, Chasity Thomas, Carlos Reyes, Gerardo Hernandez, Stephanie Ortiz, Felicity Malone, Lindsey Milton, Amparo Rodriguez. Fourth row: Dylan Fowler, Jose Aviles, Diego Landaverde, Dalton Stone, Will Pate, Hunter Gillard, Andrew Campbell- Ormar Ortega, Misael Ramirez, Sergio Arenas, Nicholas Johnson. Back row: Ryan McFarland, Arthur Rivera, Dale Ivy, Tyler Sleeman, Tyler Moody, Tom Ulmschneider, Julio Rodriguez, Matthew Spencer, Jason Serpas, Abraham Limas.

Valedictorian Channing Godwin Salutatorian Nathan DemarsThe Bland High School Class of 2019 saluta-

torian is Nathan Demars. He has attended Bland

schools since first grade. His many academic achievements have included maintaining a con-

stant presence on the A Honor Roll each year,

National Beta Club, earning 8th place in the

state-level National History Day website com-

petition, Phi Theta Kappa honor society, Stu-

dent Council, Fellowship of Christian Athletes,

Spanish Club, Robotics team, and Music Club.

He has participated in service projects such as

Christmas caroling for senior citizens in the

community, bi-annual trash pick-up projects, Teacher Appreciation Days, and

more. He plans to attend University of Texas at Austin and study software

engineering, and he hopes to use those skills to build a music program.


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BoleS HiGH ScHool claSS of 2019Boles High School class of 2019 gradu-ates, listed in alphabetical order: Zachary lee alcorn, evan James Bain, Jordan Taylor Balentine, Timothy Wayne Booher, ashlyn faith Brister, colten Don Burden, logan avery Burton, Breanna Michelle cauley, Thayer anakin chennault, colton Kyle Daum, Mateo alfonso Diera, Breana faith Doyle-Booher, Mathew allen fenn, christa ann fullington, floyd lee Gibson, camryn Brooke Goode, Kyle Wesley Green, Sarah Kate Hernandez, Jeffery edil-berto espinoza Hernandez, Brian rey Hi-nojos, Jacob Keith Howell, averi elizabeth Kilmer, Hunter lane, Blaine christopher lewis, Grace elizabeth lyday, Sierra Kaye Mahaney, Kody Bryant Mcbride, Jordan Paige Mcgahan, Johnathan Kasey Moore, Mary Olivia Moreland, Sofia Michele Munoz, leah Marie noble, andreana rose nunez, Justin William Pate, Mary Martha ramesbothom, amillia christine robin-son, Savannah lynn Slatton, alexandria Spillers, Gabrielle Stafford, calan chris-topher Still, anthony Michael Stricklin, Thomas cooper Tapp, Hailey lynn Thomas, James Mason vines, Joshua ryan Ward, Madison Danielle White,

Valedictorian Mateo DieraThe Boles High School Class of 2019 valedictorian is

Mateo Diera. He is the son of Alfonso and Rosie Diera.

Mateo has been a Boles ISD student since second grade.

He was salutatorian in his eighth-grade class and says he

has worked toward earning the top spot in his class ever

since. He is graduating with a GPA of 4.52, and his high

ACT score has earned him several scholarships to help

him attend college in the fall. Mateo has been involved in

the marching and concert band, Beta Club, and Student

Council. He plans to attend University of Texas at Austin

in the fall and major in chemistry, with the ultimate goal

of attending UT Southwestern medical school and be-

coming a spinal neurosurgeon.

Salutatorian Brian HinojosThe Boles High School Class of 2019 salutatorian is

Brian Hinojos. He is the son of Jose and Gloria Hinojos.

He is graduating with a 4.42 GPA. Brian has been award-

ed the Principal’s Award, A Honor Roll, Beta Build Na-

tional Qualifier, Second Team All-District fullback, First Team All-District linebacker, 800-meter and 1600-meter

Area Qualifier on the school track team, and a Spanish Club competition first-place winner . Brian has served as president of Spanish Club and has been involved in Beta

Club, Peer Assistance and Leadership Program, Fellow-

ship of Christian Athletes, Robotics team, and basketball

in addition to football and track. He plans to attend Texas

A&M University - College Station and study biomedical

sciences with the goal of becoming an orthodontist.


The Leonard High School Class of 2019

salutatorian is Jenna Haines. Jenna is gradu-

ating with a GPA of 3.81. She has been

involved in yearbook, BETA Club, student

government, UIL academics, gifted and

talented, and softball. Jenna plans to attend

University of Texas at Austin and study

biology, eventually continuing on to earn a

master’s in genetic counseling.

The Leonard High School Class of 2019

valedictorian is Kinley Speir. She has been

named academic all-district for tennis, A

Honor Roll all four years of high school, and

advanced to regionals for prose division in

UIL for two years. In robotics, her team won

first place at the Texas Technology Student Association competition in Fort Worth.

Kinley is graduating with a weighted GPA of

5.813 on a 6.0 scale. She also has participat-

ed in varsity tennis, National Beta Club, and

UIL mathematics. She plans to attend Texas Woman’s University in

Denton and work toward a doctorate in pediatric occupational therapy.

leonarD HiGH ScHool claSS of 2019

Leonard High School Class of 2019 graduates are, from left: Front row: Katherine Thern, Kaylee Mitchell, Trenton Paskero, Jenna Haines, Kinley Speir, Cameron Winn, Odeth Ocampo, Madelyn Butler. Second row: Cheyenne Helms, Jessi Smoot, Baylie Wright, Karen Smith, Faith Jones, Madison Perry, Lindsay Garcia, Preslie Watson, Olivia McAdams, Leslie Garza, Tori Murphy. Third row: Christian McCartney, Chloey Baker, Austin Ortiz, Caitlin Stone, Joanna Rosenbaum, Sam Clark, Dal-ton Wigley, Madison Horn, Jaycee Boucher. Fourth row: Andrew Vega, Sierra Shields, Ariadne Martinez, Samantha Martinez, Casey Howell, Isabella Biedenbender, Karen Calderon, Linda Feagan, Thomas Gomez, Kenleigh Stevens. Fifth row: Asa Grounds, Samantha Mendoza, Cameron Price, Katy Pemberton, Max Lutz, Joshua Masters, Dakota Wood, Chase Saxton, Walker Fox, Blake Morgan. Sixth row: Brayden Knight, Parker Lanier, Haleigh Medders, Mason Rhone, Harley Gault, Cody Parks, Trevor Cass, Zachary Chapman, Remi Long, Brian Paine. Back row: Tanyon Shields, Daniel McCain, Jonah Newton, Jackson Anderson, Micah Milner, Greg Green, Seth Lewis, Allen Turner, Collin Wilson. Not pictured: Brennen Baker, Raul Contreras, Diamond Farr, Haley Hatcher, Magnus Michaud, Michael Tandy, Jona-than Reyes, and Shelby Wright.

Valedictorian Kinley Speir Salutatorian Jenna Haines


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Fannindel High School Class of 2019 graduates are, from left: Front row: Ke-driq Kelley, Loki McNeese, Elizabeth Chesson, Nikki Conner, Ja’Tayla Cuba Wil-burn, Amber Childress. Back row: Daytoryna Johnson, Grady Howard, Tykeya Caesar, Deandrae Tinnell. Not pictured is James Scarborough.

Valedictorian Elizabeth ChessonThe Fannindel High School Class of 2019 valedictorian is

Elizabeth Chesson. She is graduating with a GPA of 4.0. She

has been one of five in the nation to receive the John Harris Leadership Award. Elizabeth has participated in Beta Club

and FFA throughout all four years of high school. She plans

to begin her higher education at Paris Junior College and

eventually transfer to University of North Texas or A&M-

Commerce, and she hopes to eventually become an English

teacher.

Salutatorian Amber Childress

The Fannindel High School Class of 2019 salutatorian is

Amber Childress. She is the daughter of Don and Danielle

Childress, and she is graduating with a GPA of 3.9 and 21

dual credit hours. Amber has earned several UIL awards for

computer applications and science and has been a top per-

former on state STAAR testing. She has participated in Beta

Club, basketball, varsity cheerleading, FFA rabbit-showing

competitions, and yearbook, and she is the class treasurer.

Amber plans to begin her higher education at Paris Junior

College and eventually transfer to UT Arlington and study

international business.


The Lone Oak High School Class of 2019

salutatorian is Dempsey Horton. She is

graduating with a 4.0 GPA. Dempsey has

received the LOISD World History Award

and World Geography Award. She has been

involved in volleyball, basketball, National

Beta Club, and Student Leadership Council

and was the president of the National Honor

Society. Dempsey plans to attend the Honors

College at Texas A&M University - Com-

merce in the fall and pursue a bachelor’s

degree in kinesiology.

The Lone Oak High School Class of 2019

valedictorian is Dallas Wilburn. She is

graduating with a 4.0 GPA and 36 dual credit

hours. Dallas was recently recognized by the

LOISD Education Foundation as a Distin-

guished Scholar. She has been involved in

Beta Club and National Honor Society, and

she has earned district UIL medals many

times, qualifying for state six times and for

regional 13 times. Dallas will attend Univer-

sity of Texas at Austin in the fall, where she

will study psychology with the goal of becoming a clinical psycholo-

gist.

lone oaK HiGH ScHool claSS of 2019

Lone Oak High School Class of 2019 graduates are, from left: Front row: Kelsey Tone, Calynn Franco, Caroline Jones, Amberlie Springer, Dallas Wilburn, Allena Welcher, Jayde Standley, Angela Shempert, Rosa Ramirez, Ashleigh Norman, Shavani Gandhi, Kara Solcruz. Second row: Cameron McBride, Taylor Massengale, Sarah Bowen, Payton Allen, Jade Payne, Jeredias Cruz, Dempsey Horton, Noah Green, Enga Dagenais, Miranda Haynes, Taylor Degelia. Third row: Clay Jarvis, Chris-topher Sims, Brennen Walsh, Haley Epperson, Brian Gray, Brooke Elliott, Faith Ragsdale, Michael Martin, Marissa Lutz, Mary Lindsey, Allison Hackett, Grace Stotts, Trystinn Johnson. Fourth row: Ethan Spradling, Nathaniel Standifer, Seth Gammage, Kaden Thompson, Nathan Slemmons, Cheyenne Knapp, Caroline Krodle, Jesse Rodriguez, Katelyn Saulters, Cole Daniel, Tyler Culley, Tavin Ramm, David Henry, Chloe Stacy. Fifth row: Tyler Stevenson, Colton Barrett, Jordan White, Brittany Myers-Wise, George Boyd, Taz Thornton, Troie Lane, Ashley Sanders, Rebekah Rial, Reagan Huggins, Joshua Hur. Back row: Jason Webster, Bailey Watson, Luis Fer-nandez, James Whitehead, Justin Dooley, Sean Freeman, Zachary Borders, Jayden Marsh, Jason Wiroll, Dylan Bunton, Gabe Baker, Tyler Walls, John Eldridge, Tyler Clark. Not pictured are Christina Roghair, Brittany Baucom, Kyle Jones, Wyatt Maleski, Kalyn Pope, Madison Tate, Kaylee Todd, Aaron Voegele, and Tyler Williams.

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