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Feathers & ClawsFayette High School — Class of 2012

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Lauren BeckettLauren Beckett is the daughter of Lu-

cinda and Ken Beckett. While in high school, Lauren was ac-

tive in choir (10-12; district choir) and drama (12).

Lauren’s favorite teacher was a teach-er from Jefferson Jr. High School, Mrs. Cleppe.

Lauren plans to go to college after graduation.

She would like to say a special thanks to “my grandpa for giving me advice and helping me through diffi cult times. I also want to thank Papa Lonnie for always put-ting me in a better mood and believing in me.

Hayleigh Michele BrunkhorstHayleigh Michele Brunkhorst is the

daughter of Neal and Karen Brunkhorst. While in high school, Hayleigh was ac-

tive in softball (9-12; captain-12), basket-ball (9-12; All-Conference honorable men-tion-11, 12; captain-11, 12), FCCLA (9-12; president-12), NHS (11-12), FFA (9-12; parliamentarian-10), Falcon Club (10-12; vice president-12), Spanish Club (9-12; vice president-12), and FTA (10-12; secre-tary-12). Hayleigh was also a Renaissance Card holder (9-12).

Hayleigh’s favorite teacher was Ms. Bloom because “whenever someone needed help or someone to talk to, she was there for them and she always kept class entertaining.”

After high school, Hayleigh plans to at-tend Northwest Missouri State University, where she will major in Agricultural Busi-ness.

Hayleigh would like to say “thank you to my parents and family for making it possible for me to get this far, my coaches for push-ing me to do my best, Mr. Judd for support-ing all the students in what they do, and all the teachers for everything they do.”

DaShayla BushDaShayla Bush is the daughter of Steve

Bush and Teresa Crump. While in high school, DaShayla was

active in Black Experience Club (9-12), Spanish Club (9-12), ISE (9-11), and Dra-ma Club (9-12). DaShayla was also a Re-naissance Bronze Card holder (9-12).

DaShayla’s favorite teacher was Mrs. Uthlaut because “even though she was always on me to get my work done, she was always there with a listening ear, wise words to share and a good laugh daily.” DaShayla’s most memorable high school memory was starting a fi re freshman year in Physical Science.

After high school, DaShayla plans to attend Metro Business College, where she will major in Massage Therapy.

DaShayla would like to say, “thanks to Mark B. for never giving up on me and pushing me to reach my goals, and to my dad for always being there, telling me right from wrong and guiding me. I love you guys.”

Taylor Michelle ClaytonTaylor Michelle Clayton is the daugh-

ter of Kevin and Rebecca Clayton. While in high school, Taylor was active

in Drama (9-12), ISE (9-12), Black Expe-rience (9-11), SADD (9-11), and Spanish club (9-12).

Taylor’s favorite teacher was Mr. Hutchinson because “I’ve learned a lot from him, both in terms of school and the future. He helped me with many different things and I am now looking forward to what life will bring me.”

After high school, Taylor plans to at-tend Moberly Area Community College for two years, then transfer to the Uni-versity of Central Missouri to fi nish off a major in Business and Management. After that, she plans to attend culinary school.

Taylor would like to say “thank you to my parents, family, and friends for help-ing me get through school and helping me make it this far in life. I couldn’t have done any of this without you.”

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Sativa CottonSativa Cotton is the daughter of Heath-

er Painter and Chris Cotton. Sativa’s high school career has helped

her prepare to start her own day care. Her favorite memory is recalling the

time “when Cynthia fell in the lake at D.C. Rogers.”

She identifi ed her favorite teacher as “Miss Billie because she helps me get through everything and will always be there.”

Sativa would like to say a special thank you to “my family for supporting me and to all my teachers for pushing me to gradu-ate.”

Krey CowansKrey Cowans is the grandson of Dar-

lene Cowans. During high school, Krey was active

in Black Experience Club (9-12), Span-ish Club (9-12), Falcon Club (10-12), and Student Council (9-12). He participated in track, was First Team All-Conference in basketball and was selected on the KMZU basketball Dream Team.

Krey’s favorite teacher was Mrs. Valen-cia “because she helped me with anything. She is like my second mom.”

His future plans include attending Moberly Area Community College.

He would like to thank the Fayette High School staff, his family and friends for “al-ways telling me I can do anything if I set my mind to it.”

Thomas James CrosbieThomas James Crosbie is the son of

Mike and Kathy Crosbie. While in high school, Tommy was a

Renaissance Card holder all four years. Tommy’s favorite teacher was Ms.

Bloom because “even though she made us do a lot of work in her class, her class was always the one we had the most fun in.”

Tommy’s favorite high school memory “was all the things that my class has done as a whole over the years to create memo-ries.”

Tommy plans to take a little break from school and attend Moberly Area Commu-nity College.

Tommy would like to say “thank you to my father who helped me get to where I am in life. I couldn’t have done it without you.”

Tori Jean DurhamTori Jean Durham is the daughter of

Sheila Stephenson. During high school, Tori was a member

of FCCLA. Her favorite teacher is Ms. Cochran

who she credits for “getting me where I am today.”

Her favorite memory is of her friend’s outfi t on gender-bender day.

Tori plans to attend cosmetology school after graduation.

She would like to send out a special thanks “to Ms. Cochran, Mrs. Huster and Mr. Rapert for all their support.”

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Brittany Mae ElliottBrittany Mae Elliott the daughter of

Tyra and Trish Elliott. During her high school career, Brit-

tany was active in FFA (09-12; secretary 9-10; president 10-11, past president 12), FCCLA (10-12; vice president 11-12), National Honor Society (10-12), Student Council (9-11), and Math and Science Club (9-12). Brittany was also a Renaissance Sil-ver Card holder (9) and a Gold Card holder (10-12).

Brittany’s favorite teacher was Mrs. Swanson because “even though she had high expectations she always worked with us when planning test and assignment dates.”

After high school, Brittany plans to at-tend the University of Missouri and pursue a degree in Animal Science.

Brittany received the MFA Scholarship and was recently awarded the area IV FFA Veterinary Science profi ciency award.

Brittany would like to say “thanks to my family for helping me get to where I am and putting up with my stressed-out moments, and to my friends for always being there.”

Rodneisha Shaleigh EstesRodneisha Shaleigh Estes is the daughter

of Donald and Carlis Jackman. While in school, Neisha was active in

FHS marching band (9-12; All Conference 9,12), fl ag team (12), and choir (9-11; All District 9-10), Black Experience (9-12; vice pres.), International Student Exchange (9-12; vice pres.), Math and Science Club (10-12), FTA (9-12), and a Renaissance Bronze Card holder (9-12).

Neisha’s favorite teachers are Mrs. Smith, Ms. Floyd, Mrs. Uthlaut, and Ms. Williams. “They were ones who never gave up on me and always kept me on track.”

Neisha’s favorite high school memory was “when I asked Mr. Bryan to go to the bathroom, but came back with a big bag of potato chips. I had the whole class laugh-ing.”

After high school, Neisha plans to attend The Art Institute of Los Angeles to pursue a degree in Fashion Marketing.

Neisha wants to say, “Thank you to my mom, aunt Monica, and Memaw. They have

Ronnia Shanquail EstesRonnia Shanquail Estes is the daughter

of Donald and Carlis Jackman. During high school, Ronnia was active

in the FHS marching and concert bands (9-12), the FHS speech team (9-12), Academic Bowl Team, NHS (11-12; president 12) and was a Renaissance Gold Card holder (9-12). Ronnia is most proud of her fourth-place district storytelling awards (9 & 12).

Ronnia’s favorite teachers are Mrs. Mon-nig, Ms. Bloom, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Uthlaut, and Ms. Williams because “they believed in me when no one else did. They gave me the strength I needed to apply to my dream col-lege and I GOT IN!”

Ronnia’s favorite high school memory is being in the FHS Band, and “the way people looked at our band uniforms at competitions because we were just THAT GOOD!”

Ronnia would like to say “thank you to my mother, my aunt, and my Memaw be-cause without them, I wouldn’t know that I am beautiful and that I can accomplish any-thing I put my mind to. I would also like to

Derek W. EversDerek W. Evers is the son of Cody

Evers and Linda Evers. While in high school, he was a member

of FFA (9-10), a Renaissance Silver Card holder (9-11), and a Renaissance Gold Card holder (12).

Derek’s favorite teacher is Mr. Rich-ardson of MATC because “even though he was my teacher for a single year, he set me on the right path about college and taught me more that single year than any other teacher did in high school.”

Derek plans to attend Linn State Tech-nical College in the fall and major in Net-working.

Derek would like to say “thank you to my parents, my sister Brandy Maupin, and my two brothers, Chad Sulltrop and Colby Evers.”

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Jessica Renee GarrettJessica Renee Garrett is the daughter of

Allen and Cindy Garrett. While in high school, Jessica was active

in softball (9-12), basketball (9-11), track (9-12), Student Council (12), FCS (9-12), Math and Science club (9-12), band (9-12), choir (9-12), and Falcon Club. Jessica was also a Renaissance Silver Card holder (9, 11, 12).

Jessica’s favorite teacher was Mrs. Smith because “she was always so happy and wanting to help me. I felt like I could go to her with anything, whether it was school-related or not.”

Jessica’s favorite high school memory was marching band season.

After high school, Jessica plans to at-tend Evangel University, where she will major in Intercultural Studies, Deaf Min-istry, and ESL.

Jessica would like to say “thank you to my family for always supporting me and being a big encouragement. I’d also like to say thanks to my teachers and coaches that I’ve had the past four years.”

Kayla GerltKayla Gerlt is the daughter of Willa and

Gordon Gerlt. While in high school, Kayla was active

in Student Council (9) and FFA (9-12: re-porter 10, vice president 11, and treasurer 12). Kayla was also a Renaissance Card holder (9-12).

Kayla’s favorite teacher was Mr. Hutchinson “because he always made class fun, and never sugar-coated anything.”

Kayla’s favorite high school memory was “all the fun times that I had with my friends.”

After high school, Kayla plans to attend State Fair Community College to get her Pharmacy Tech degree, and then transfer to the University of Missouri-Kansas City to major in Pharmacy.

Kayla would like to say “thank you to my friends and family who have supported me throughout high school. I couldn’t have done it without y’all.”

Brandon J. GilmoreBrandon J. Gilmore is the son of Paul

and Kim Gilmore. Brandon was active in basketball (9-

12), baseball (11-12) and Black Experi-ence Club (12) during his high school years.

His favorite high school memory is “beating Salisbury in extra innings my se-nior year of baseball.”

After high school, Brandon plans to study to be a police offi cer at Moberly Area Community College.

His favorite teacher was Ms. Billie Williams.

Brandon would like to thank “my par-ents for supporting me through thick and thin. I am forever grateful.”

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Garrett Jacob GaringGarrett Jacob Garing is the son of Hope

Ashby and Richard Garing. While in high school, Garrett was active

in FTA (9-12; president-12), SADD (9-12; secretary-11, senior chairman-12), Service Learning (9-11; secretary-10), Black Ex-perience (12; secretary), Math and Science Club (10-12), FFA (9,11) ISE (9-12; trea-surer-10), and several other school clubs. Garrett was also a Renaissance Silver Card holder (9) and a Bronze Card holder (10-11). In the summer of 2011, Garrett was chosen to attend Missouri Boys State.

Garrett’s favorite teachers were Ms. Bloom and Mrs. Straatmann because “they were the most helpful in many ways and they both made class really fun.”

Garrett’s favorite high school memory was “hanging out with friends every week-end and cruising around town.”

Garrett plans to attend Central Methodist University, where he will major in Business.

Garrett would like to say “thank you to my friends and family for always support-

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Christopher David GriffittsChristopher David Griffi tts is the son of

Brian and Kristie Griffi tts. While in high school, Chris’ favorite

activity was choir. His favorite teacher was Ms. Hussey

because “she was always there for me when I needed her help and could always make me laugh.”

Chris’ favorite high school memory was when he got awarded for his good grades his junior year.

Chris would like to say thanks “to everyone who helped me through high school.”

Dillan GrosvenorDillan Grosvenor is the son of Joe and

Donnell Grosvenor. While in high school, Dillan partici-

pated in football (9-12), and was a captain his senior year. He participated in track his freshman year and baseball his dur-ing his senior year. He was the president of the Spanish Club, secretary of National Honor Society, and historian of Math and Science Club. He also attended the Rotary Youth Leadership Academy and Missouri Boys State.

After high school, Dillan plans to attend the University of Missouri where he will participate in ROTC and major in Soil, En-vironmental, and Atmospheric Sciences.

Dillan would like to thank his parents, “especially my father for always being there and leading me on a path toward suc-cess.”

Vince HilderbrandVince Hilderbrand is the son of Tom

and Leigh Hilderbrand. While in high school, Vince was active

in football (9-12; All-Conference honor-able mention defensive end - 11, fi rst team All-Conference defensive end - 12, second team All-Conference offensive line - 12, fi rst team All-District defensive end -12, second team All-Conference offensive line -12), baseball (9-10), Falcon Club (10-12), FFA (9-11), ISE (10-12), and FCCLA (12).

His favorite teacher was Mr. James because “he was the most fun teacher. He made school fun and learning fun.”

His favorite high school memory was football. He plans to attend power lineman school in Kansas City, Mo.

Vince would like to say “thank you to my mom and dad for getting me through high school, coming to all my sporting ac-tivities, and making me try my best.”

Shahriah Bret-Holli HillShahriah Bret-Holli Hill is the daughter

of Pamela Hill and Darren Tindall. During her high school years, Shahriah

was in Spanish (9-10), Black Experience (9-12), and Drama (9) clubs. Shahriah was also a Renaissance Silver Card holder (12).

Shahriah’s favorite teacher was Mr. ‘Hutch’ because “he always liked to joke around; but when he wanted his students to be serious, he made sure they got serious.”

After high school, Shahriah plans to go to Central Methodist University to get a degree in Nursing.

Shahriah would like to say “thank you to all of my family and friends for their support.”

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Cynthia Mae HughesCynthia Mae Hughes is the daughter of

Nora Hughes.Cynthia has used her high school career

to help prepare her to be successful in a ca-reer in nursing, and will begin her college study at Moberly Area Community Col-lege this fall.

Her favorite high school memory is “when I embarrassed myself falling into the lake my freshman year.”

She identifi es Ms. Billie Williams as her favorite high school teacher, crediting her by saying, “If it wasn’t for her, I don’t think I would have made it through high school.”

Cynthia would like to “say thanks to my mom and my teachers for supporting me through high school.”

Ariana Marie JohnsonAriana Marie Johnson is the daughter

of Norman and Robin Johnson.During high school, Ariana “gained

confi dence in herself and made new friends” by being active in International Student Exchange Club and Drama Club.

After high school, she plans to join the Air Force and become a Cryptologic Lin-guist. “I have always dreamed of traveling the world and leaning the cultures of for-eign lands.”

She credits Fayette High School with helping her discover her true talents as well as her future career.

Ariana would like to give a special thanks, saying “without the help of my family and friends, both earthly and heav-enly, I would never have fi gured out what I was going to do after high school. And thank you to all of the teachers who en-couraged me, even during my down days.”

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J’Levonte James Kenneth Johnson is the son of Denise V. Johnson.

While in high school, J’Levonte was active in track (9-12), basketball manager (9-12), football manager (9-12), and Black Experience (9-10). He was also a Renais-sance Bronze Card holder (10-12).

J’Levonte’s favorite teacher was Mrs. Terry Bentley and Ms. Billie Williams be-cause “she was like a mother to me, and took care of me as if she was.”

J’Levonte’s favorite high school mem-ory was when he was Homecoming atten-dant freshmen year.

His future plans after high school are to go to Moberly Area Community College and major in Art and Journalism.

J’Levonte would love to say “thanks to my mother, family, teachers, and my friends, because without them where would I be? So, thanks for all your support throughout my life, and Brian for making high school more fun.”

Lauren Nicole HitsmanLauren Nicole Hitsman is the daughter

of Jerry and Michelle Hitsman.While in high school, Lauren was ac-

tive in basketball (9), Spanish Club (10-12), SADD (12), Black Experience (12), and Drama Club (10-12).

Lauren’s favorite teacher was Señora Bloom because “she was always there if I needed help with something, and she al-ways gave the best advice.”

Lauren’s favorite high school memory was “getting to be a part of the Falcon Pride Marching Band and receiving the awards at all of the competitions that we attended over the years.”

After high school, Lauren will attend Moberly Area Community College and continue on to receive a Bachelor’s degree at Central Methodist University.

Lauren would like to say “thank you to all my family and friends for the support and guidance. I couldn’t have done it with-out you all.”

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Courtney Lorraine LeatonCourtney Lorraine Leaton is the daugh-

ter of Patricia Leaton and Larry Leaton.While in high school, Courtney was

active in band (9), basketball (9-11), FFA (9-11; Chapter Degree), Math and Science Club (9-12), and Student Council (12). She was awarded the School Board Aca-demic Achievement Award all four years. Courtney was also a Renaissance Gold Card holder (9-12).

After high school, Courtney plans to at-tend the University of Missouri, where she will major in Animal Science.

Courtney would like to say “thank you to my parents for helping me get to this point in my life.”

Taylor Marie LyonTaylor Marie Lyon is the daughter of

Richie and Christy Lyon.While in high school, Taylor was active

in varsity football and basketball cheer-leading (9), track (9), FFA (9, 10, 12), Spanish Club (10-12), and FCCLA (9-11).

Taylor’s favorite teacher was Mr. Hutchinson because “he’s real and doesn’t sugar-coat things. He tells it like it is and does his best to prepare us for life after high school. He is also very funny and keeps class entertaining.”

After high school, Taylor plans to at-tend State Fair Community College and major in Nursing. Taylor then plans to at-tend the University of Missouri to get her Master’s degree in Nursing. Taylor would like to say “thank you to my wonderful parents and family for being so support-ive and pushing until I accomplished my dreams. I couldn’t have done it without you all. I love you guys!”

Bruce Kent MarshallBruce Kent Marshall is the son of Kent

and Deborah Marshall.While in high school, Bruce was active

in varsity basketball (9-12; All-District First Team – 11, 12, All-State Coach’s and Media First Team -12, KRES All-Star -12), Spanish Club (9-11), Falcon Club (10-12; president - 12), ISE (9-10), and was also a Renaissance Silver Card holder (10-12).

Bruce’s favorite teacher was Chris Ken-drick because “he has always been there as a mentor and coach, and will continue to be in my life even after high school.”

Bruce’s favorite high school memory was beating No. 1-ranked Salisbury in the Falcon’s Courtwarming matchup his junior year.

After high school, Bruce plans to attend Missouri State University, where he will play basketball.

Bruce would like to say “thank you to my parents for believing in me through-out the years, to Nate Breland for every-thing you have done, and to Leon Threat for helping me achieve a major goal in my life.”

Dominick MauzeyDominick Mauzey is the son of Brenda

Mauzey.During high school, Dominick focused

on the skills and information needed to se-cure a job after high school. He looks for-ward to fi nding the perfect job to support himself and his future plans.

His favorite memory was “when we went out the lake our junior year.”

He would like to thank “my mom and everybody for being there when I needed them.”

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Katrina MorrisKatrina Morris is the daughter of Har-

old and Daphne Morris.While in high school, Katrina was ac-

tive in FFA (11) and was also a Renais-sance Bronze Card holder (10-12).

Katrina’s favorite teacher was Mr. Hutchinson because “he teaches a subject that I am interested in and he’s a laid-back teacher. He is someone I look up to.”

After high school, Katrina plans to at-tend Moberly Area Community College and study Nursing and become a Regis-tered Nurse.

Katrina would like to thank her mom and dad and the rest of my family for being there for her.

Dustin MurdockDustin Murdock is the son of Paul

Thompson and Shannon McCreery.He transferred into the Fayette school

district in the beginning of his senior year. As a high school student in the schools he attended, he was in soccer (9-11) and track (9-12).

His favorite memory is the “day that I found my inner ninja.”

His plans for after high school are to join the Navy and go into the Nuclear En-gineering program.

He would like to thank his “family and friends, but my God is what got me to where I am now. Without Him, I wouldn’t have the wonderful people in my life now.”

Charles MusgraveCharles Musgrave is the son of Julia

Musgrave.His favorite high school memory was

his freshman Homecoming assembly.After graduation, Charles plans to “get

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Kelly Beth MoorKelly Beth Moor is the daughter of Mark

Moor and Janell and Mike Dimond.Through high school, Kelly was in band

(9-12), choir (10-12), Fellowship of Chris-tian Students (9-12; vice president -12), Stu-dent Council (11-12), and National Honor Society (11-12).

Kelly can’t choose just one favorite teacher. “Every one of them brought some-thing different into my life and I sincerely thank them all for everything they’ve done for us.”

Kelly’s favorite high school memory is “band days — hot uniforms, our sweet ‘hel-mets,’ our dominating high-step on street and our intricate fi eld shows made some of my favorite memories.”

After high school, Kelly will be attend-ing Ozark Christian College in Joplin, where she will major in Youth Ministry.

Kelly would like to “thank God for ev-erything He’s given me and for the plan He has for my life, and my parents for their love and support and for preparing me for what’s


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Margaret Susan O’ConnellMargaret Susan O’Connell is the

daughter of Peggy O’Connell and Brian McMillan.

While in high school, Maggie was ac-tive in basketball (9-11), softball (12; cap-tain), FFA (10-11), band (9-10), fl ags (12), and Spanish Club (9-12). Maggie was also a Renaissance Card Holder (9-12).

Maggie’s favorite teacher is Ms. Bloom “because she is always there for her stu-dents and makes time to help them, no matter what.”

Maggie’s favorite high school memory “was in freshman Physical Science when I accidentally caught the lab on fi re. My group had the warmer on a little too hot, and when a paper towel landed on it, it caught fi re. My whole lab group had to come in after school to clean up the mess the fi re extinguisher left.”

After high school, Maggie plans to at-tend Maryville University of St. Louis, where she will major in Physical Therapy.

Maggie would like to give a special thanks to “my family and everyone else who helped me get through high school.”

Jessica Lynn OrtonJessica Lynn Orton is the daughter of

Tracy Orton and Jim Barton and the late Robert Riggs.

While in high school, Jessica was in-volved in FFA, and was a Renaissance Card holder (10-12).

Jessica’s favorite teacher was Mr. James because “he has a good sense of humor, he is laid back most of the time, and he called her ‘Orton Hears a Who.’”

After high school, Jessica plans to at-tend Moberly Area Community College, where she will major in Nursing to become a Pediatric Nurse.

Jessica would like to say “thank you to my parents, family, and friends, who have helped me all of these years.”

Samantha PhilipsSamantha Philips enjoys being active

in Ms. Hussey’s class, where she helps re-cycle, cook and garden. Samantha also en-joys helping to take care of Beth’s puppies.

Samantha’s favorite teacher is Ms. Hussey because “I get to brush her ponies and we take fi eld trips.”

Samantha will be attending Endless Options Day Program after she graduates.

Jared Austin RaymoreJared Austin Raymore is the son of

Mike and Tammy Raymore.He was a member of the FFA and Dra-

ma Club during his freshman and sopho-more years, where “I always tried to help out as much as I could.”

Jared’s favorite high school memories are of hanging out with friends, having random conversations, and laughing so much that he found it hard to breath.

His plans after high school include working for his dad part-time for the short term and being open to opportunities for the future.

Jared would like to thank his parents sisters, grandparents, all his past teachers, and everyone else who has helped him over the years, because “without them, my success wouldn’t be possible.”

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Ronnie RidgwellRonnie Ridgwell is the son of Lisa

Buckler and Dale Ridgwell.Ronnie was involved in FFA all four

years, earning his Greenhand degree. He was voted to have “the worst car” during Senior Superlatives.

Ronnie’s favorite teachers are Ms. Hussey and Ms. Cochran because “they both have been there for me and helped me get my grades up. During my sophomore year it seemed everyone had given up on me, and look at me now — I am graduat-ing!”

Ronnie plans on joining the U.S. Ma-rine Corps after graduation.

He would especially like to thank “all the teachers and staff that helped me out when I was about to fail in school. Also, thank you to my parents for believing in me.”

Seth RobisonSeth Robison started attending Fayette

High School his junior year.Seth has participated in Special Olym-

pics Track and Field for the past two years.Seth’s favorite teacher is Mr. Rapert.Seth’s favorite thing to do in school is

to help Margie clean up the cafeteria after lunch.

Skyler ScrogginsSkyler Scroggins is the son of Mae and

Mark Scroggins.During high school, he was active in

drama and band.His future plans include attending col-

lege to major in either music and art or his-tory and criminal law.

He would like to say thank you “to all the teachers for getting me through school.”

Taylor Marie RiceTaylor Marie Rice is the daughter of Tim

and Tina Rice.While in high school, Taylor was active

in softball (9-12), basketball (9-12; All-Conference honorable mention - 11), band (9-12), Student Council (11-12), FCA (9-12), and Spanish Club (9-12; treasurer - 12). Taylor was also a Renaissance Silver Card holder (9-11) and a Renaissance Gold Card holder (12).

Taylor’s favorite teacher in high school was Mr. ‘Hutch’ who “taught me things to prepare me for the real world. He is a very laid-back kind of person, which made learn-ing really enjoyable.”

Taylor’s favorite high school memories come from her freshman year. “Everything was new and I really enjoyed the people I got to come to school and see every day. I will always remember my fi rst time march-ing and performing with the Fayette Band.”

After high school, Taylor plans to attend the University of Central Missouri, where she will major in Criminal Justice and minor


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Krystal Gail SmithKrystal Gail Smith is the daughter of

Joey and Cathy Smith.While in high school, Krystal was ac-

tive in the SADD (9-10), Spanish Club (9-10), FCA (12), ISE (11), and drama (9,10,12). Krystal was also a Renaissance Bronze Card holder (10-11) and a Sliver Card holder (12).

Krystal’s favorite teachers are Mrs. Smith because “she is a positive and cool person, and always helped me in class” and Ms. Floyd because “ she always made me laugh.”

Krystal’s favorite high school memory was “during sophomore year when my sis-ter Tiffany and I won a free ticket to the Homecoming dance because we won Ce-lebrity Day for dressing like the rock band, Kiss.”

After high school, Krystal plans to be-come a Registered Nurse.

Krystal would like to say “thank you to my family and friends for all the love you have shown me and all the good times. “

Tiffany SmithTiffany Smith is the daughter of Joey

and Cathy Smith.While in high school, Tiffany was ac-

tive in drama, ISE, SADD, Spanish, and FCA. Tiffany was also a Renaissance Sil-ver Card holder (9-12).

Tiffany’s favorite teacher was Mrs. Smith because “she is the most exciting, considerate teacher I know.”

Tiffany’s favorite high school mem-ory is “hanging with friends on summer nights.”

After school, Tiffany plans to attend Central Methodist University, where she will major in Nursing.

Tiffany would like to say “thank you to my parents, family and friends for always being there for me through thick and thin.”

Mackenzie Mahon StitzellMackenzie Mahon Stitzell is the daugh-

ter of Colleen Mahon and Skip Stitzell.While in high school, Mackenzie was

active in Drama Club (9-12; secretary -11, 12), Spanish Club (9, 11, 12), SADD (9-12; board of directors -12), and band (9-12; drum major 10-12). Mackenzie also par-ticipated in speech, placing at districts her freshman and senior years. She was a del-egate to Missouri Girls State in 2011.

Mackenzie had a tie for favorite teacher between Ms. Floyd, because “she is always there and I feel that I can talk to her about anything” and Mr. Hutchinson, because “he always says the truth and doesn’t sugar-coat it. That’s why his classes are so fun.”

Mackenzie’s favorite high school memo-ry is the day Mr. Myers announced that she was the new drum major.

After high school, Mackenzie plans to attend the University of Missouri, where she plans to major in Broadcast Journalism.

Mackenzie would like to say “thank you so much to my parents for always be-ing there and pushing me, and thank you to Bridget Hussey for helping me with any-thing and everything that I have needed.”

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Taylor Maree SeamanTaylor Maree Seaman is the daughter

of Brian and Carey Seaman.While in high school, Taylor participat-

ed in band (9-12) and choir (10-12). Taylor was also a Renaissance Bronze Card hold-er (9-10), a silver card holder (10-11), and a gold card holder (11-12).

Taylor’s favorite teacher was Mr. My-ers because “he showed me what music truly is and inspired me to follow my dreams of music. He is an amazing and talented band director and I hope to be just as talented as he is in the future.”

Taylor would like to say thanks to “my family and friends who were always there for me. Through all the ups and downs, you all always made me smile and laugh. You guys helped me a lot. I love you.”

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Linda Marie WallaceLinda Marie Wallace is the daughter of

Sheila and David Wallace.While in high school, Linda was a

member of SADD (9-12) and Math and Science Club (10).

Linda’s favorite teacher is Ms. Hussey because “she is always doing the craziest things.”

Linda’s favorite high school memory was when she was escorted by Corbin Berkstresser and T.J. Moe to prom.

After high school, Linda will be helping out at the Endless Options Day Program.

Linda would like to give a special thanks to Rebecca Nation, Cody Fletcher, Travis Lyon, Billie Williams, Christina Appleberry, and Rachel Wayland.

Michale WatonMichale Waton has been supported

through his high school years by Clayton and Tisha Dies and Roger and Leesa Wy-att.

Michale was active in football (11-12; lettered), basketball (12), Spanish Club (11-12), and Falcon Club (11).

His favorite teacher is Ms. Bloom “be-cause she makes learning fun and easy.”

His favorite memory was of “Sam Miller chasing butterfl ies during football practice.”

Michale plans to join the Army after graduation and then attend college.

Michale would like to thank “Makay-la Wyatt and her family for helping me through hard times. Thank you!”

Nazow Bibi TarakaiNazow Bibi Tarakai is the daughter of

Ashraf and Satarow Tarakai.While in high school, Nazow was ac-

tive in Student Council (11-12; president -12), NHS (11-12; vice president -12), band (9-12), Drama Club (9-12; vice presi-dent -12), ISE (9-12; secretary -11, presi-dent -12), Math and Science Club (9-12; president-12), and numerous other clubs. Nazow was also a Renaissance Gold Card holder (9-12). Nazow was awarded third at District speech contests (11, 12) and fi fth at the State speech contest (11).

Nazow’s favorite high school memories were “all of the marching band competi-tions I participated in.”

Nazow plans to attend Harvard Uni-versity, where she will be a member of the band and major in Neurobiology.

Nazow would like to say thank you to “my mom and dad, my siblings, both sets of grandparents, my teachers, and my friends.”

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Samantha Jo StrodtmanSamantha Jo Strodtman is the daughter

of Kevin and Angie Strodtman and Shawn and Shannon Johnson.

While in high school, Sam was active in softball (9-12), basketball (9-11), Fal-con Club (10-12), and FFA (9-12). In FFA Samantha was the chapter’s Sentinel 2009-2010 and historian 2010-2011. Her senior year she was crowned Barnwarming Queen and also received her FFA State Degree.

Samantha’s favorite teacher is Mr. Hutchinson because “he has prepared us the best for life after high school and he is awe-some!”

Samantha’s favorite high school memo-ry was “any time while I was on the softball fi eld” and also when she won muddy truck day.

After high school, Sam plans to attend State Fair Community College, where she will major in Agriculture Science.

Samantha would like to say a special thanks to her family for “always making me want to try harder and always being there for me. I would not have gone this far with-out you guys!”

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William (Bodie) WoodsWilliam (Bodie) Woods is the son of

Cynthia Golay.While in high school, Bodie participat-

ed in football (10, 11). As a junior, Bodie received a Board Award and a Map-A Ad-vanced Award.

Bodie’s favorite teacher in high school was Mr. Lang because “we work to help other people in his class.”

After high school, Bodie plans to work.Bodie would like to give a special

thanks to “everyone — all my friends, family, and teachers who’ve helped me through school.”

Allie Marie WhiteAllie Marie White is the daughter of

Dennis White and Cindi Whistler.While in high school, Allie was active

in the dance team (9), FFA (11), FCCLA (12), and Spanish Club (12). Allie was also a Bronze Card holder (9-12), received the MVP award (11), and the Academic award (12).

Allie’s favorite teacher was Mrs. Mon-nig because “she was always there to help and she is just a nice and funny person. I was glad to be in her class my senior year.”

Allie’s favorite memory in high school was sophomore year in general.

After high school, Allie plans to at-tend Merrell University, where she will be learning the science and arts of Cosmetol-ogy.

Allie would also like to say “thank you to my parents, Dalton Stegner, and my grandmother who has helped me with a lot. I couldn’t have done it without you guys.”

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Roshawn Tondrell WilsonRoshawn Tondrell Wilson is the grand-

son of Mary Petty.While in high school, Roshawn was ac-

tive in football (9-12; captain), basketball (9-12; honorable mention, captain -12), track (9-11), baseball (11-12; captain), Black Experience (9-12; treasurer), Falcon Club (9-12), band (9-12), ISE (9-12), and FCCLA (10-12).

Roshawn’s favorite teacher was Ms. Bloom because “she was always so chill and helps you on anything in life or just schoolwork and was always there for me.”

Roshawn’s favorite high school mem-ory was his whole freshman year because “every middle school grades were all kind of similar, and in high school we went along without drama. All the teachers were more lax about things that went on.”

After high school, Roshawn plans on attending Columbia Area Career Center to study Surgical Technology to be a Surgical Technician.

Roshawn would also like to say “thank

Senior Biographies(continued from previous pages)

Rodneisha Shaleigh Estestaught me to be independent and to never look back, and that it’s okay not to be per-fect. I would also like to thank my ‘other half’, Ronnia Estes, for having my back. It’s going be hard not seeing you every day. And, lastly, thank you to Donald Jackman for being the biggest support system and be-ing that father fi gure for me.”

Ronnia Shanquail Estesthank my sister and my step-father for nev-er leaving my family with a dull moment. Finally, I would like to thank Ms. Cynthia Floyd for showing me that anything is pos-sible, no matter what people say or think.”

Garrett Jacob Garinging me and always believing in me, and es-pecially my mother, for all the hard work she has done to get me where I am today. Also a special thanks to Terri Rohlfi ng for stepping in and taking over our College English class and getting us through every-thing smoothly.”


Kelly Beth Moorahead.” She would also like to thank her youth group leaders and church family “for encouraging me and leading me toward my future in ministry,” her friends “for always keeping me laughing,” and her dog, Charlie, “for being the best stress-reliever anyone could ask for.”

Taylor Marie Ricein Forensic Science.

Taylor would like to thank God “for keeping me strong” and her family and friends for being supportive. “They have al-ways been there for me and have reminded me to keep my head held high.” She would like to specifi cally thank her mom, dad, and brother, Jacob, for everything they’ve done.

Roshawn Tondrell Wilsonyou to my grandmother and David Ford for taking care of me through the years, and anyone else who was looking after me while I was growing up. I couldn’t have done it without y’all.”CONGRATULATIONS

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New Franklin High School — Class of 2012

Austin Shane Bakerson of Tim and Michelle Baker

Levi Issiah Barnesson of Steve Barnesand Susan Savage

Gordon Lovell Blodgettson of Clayton and Gwen

Blodgett

Cheyanne Rae’Jean Boggsdaughter of Kenneth and Beverly

Boggs

Ryan Lee Borgesson of Leon and Janice

Borges

Trevor Lee Brayson of Steven Lee Bray

Victoria Paige Browndaughter of Keith and Penny

Friedrich

Amanda Nichole Cookdaughter of Larry and Brenda

Cook

Jestin Tyme Forrestson of Justin Elliottand Candace Tatum

Andrea Kay Freesedaughter of Omar Freese

and Sharon Roettgen

Tyler Clay Goodrichson of Donald and Shari

Hammond

BrieAna Marie Grantdaughter of Gary and Trisha Grant

Michael David Hallson of John and Malisa Hall

Donald Dean Hendren IIson of Rebecca and Donald

Hendren, Sr.

Ashley Elaine Hendrixdaughter of Darrell Hendrix

and Cynthia Hendrix

Zackary Michael Hendrixson of Michael and Bobbi Hendrix

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Ryan Austin Holemson of Kelly Holem

and Larry and Tu Holem

Robert Dale Ivyson of Charles and Pam Ivy

Dillon Lee Lawrenceson of Larry Lawrence

and Tina Sims

Erica Louise LoChianodaughter of Gregory and Estella

LoChiano

Racheal Ann Parishdaughter of Clifford and Jaqueline

McGee

Amber Raye Pinetdaughter of Damon and Kelli

Pinet

Glenn David Allen Pumelson of Glen and Lisa Pumel

Zachary Scott Purvisson of Scott and Brandie Purvis

Taylor Francina Warrendaughter of John and Vickie

Warren

Evan Timothy Washburnson of Frank and Melissa

Washburn

Amanda Boggsdaughter of Jerry and Eugenia

Boggs

Danielle Borgesdaughter of Brian and Donna

Borges

Leanne Bossdaughter of Travis and Melissa

Boss

Makenzie Christiangranddaughter of Herman and

Isabell Terrill

Austin Coleson of James and Courtney Cole

Taylor Colvindaughter of Eric and Kristi Colvin

Madelyne Branddaughter of Sam and Stephanie

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Alexandra Davisdaughter of Jeff and Heather

Davis

Melissa Davisdaughter of Linda Davis

Kaitlyn Dickermandaughter of Nicole Dickerman

Kayla Fisherdaughter of William and Susan

Givens

Heather Fowlerdaughter of Shirley Nanneman

Aaron Fuemmelerson of Barry and Julie Fuemmeler

Bryant Hordson of Daryl and Tracey Hord

Jimmy LaChanceson of Kelly LaChance

Cameron McMillanson of Justin and Connie

McMillan

Andrew Monnigson of Dale and Rhonda Monnig

Joseph Morrisson of Carol Morris

Savannah Schaeferdaughter of Gary Schaefer

and Danny and Tammy McMillan

Danielle Schmittdaughter of Christopher and

Frances Schmitt

Nathaniel Terrillson of Crystal Terrill

Dillon Yungson of Tommy and Tammy Yung

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Jared Baneyson of Jim Baneyand Lynn Baney

Jahrona Banksfoster child at Coyote Hill

Brandon Berryson of Daniel and Nancy Berry

Brett Blakemoreson of Lance and Cecilia

Blakemore

Benjamin Boltonson of Tony and Julie Bolton

Aaron Canoleson of Joseph and Lori Canole

Tina Chickeringdaughter of Clark and Donna

Chickering

Kortney Cockrelldaughter of Jerry and April

Cockrell

Cody Cookson of Jeff and Tammi Cook

Sonya Davidsondaughter of April Blumer

Sonja Eavesdaughter of Jason and Angela

Eaves

Gary Edwardsson of Hubert and Christine Shaw

Paige Heibeldaughter of Ben Heibel

and Amber Spry

Haley Heuerdaughter of Jamie and Tammy

Heuer

Gavin Jonesson of Thomas Jones

and Janie Starr

Chance Franklinson of Clifford Williams

and Karla Franklin

Hunter Gashson of Jimmy and Melissa Gash

Shay Jonesson of Lonnie and Georgeanna

Jones

Emily Blanddaughter of Tom Bland

and Amy Bland

Jewell Burnsdaughter of Jamie Cooke

and Sherry Burns

Harrisburg High School — Class of 2012

Levi Landrethson of Shawn Martinezand Angela Landreth

Molly Leachdaughter of John and Debbie

Leach

Lloyd Otisfoster child of Daniel and Lynn

Wright

Shawn Pendletonson of Mike and Thelma

Pendleton

Eric Pentonson of Bob and Kim Penton

Michael Proctorson of Mike and Teresa Proctor

Shana Rhoadesdaughter of James and Teresa

Rhoades

Cory Rippetoson of Tim and Missy Rippeto

Desiree Romine

Genevieve Rothwelldaughter of Don Rothwelland Katherine Thompson

William Rudkinson of Roger Rudkinand Melisha Alderson

Cheyenne Stoberdaughter of Vicky Guidry

Jacqulynn Williamsdaughter of Homer and Tammy

Williams

Abiegayle Winingarniece of Andrea Winingar

Lauren Beamandaughter of Linette Beaman

Patrick Elseyson of Sam and Diana Elsey

Cody Mordicason of Kevin Mordica

and Tina Blumer

Chelsey Kroesedaughter of Terry and Joyce

Kroese

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