Cerdarious Deanta BoothDesonta Keylon BradfordGrant Edward BrittainKendall LaRee BrooksAllison Tressa BrownMarquarius Dashawn BrownTreyvon Anthony BrownIvey Laquan BrysonJordan Chandler CalkShakendra Kiara CannonCharlie Lanae CarpenterJakevis Joel ClarkQuonneshia LaQuiss ClarkBrittany Joyce ConwayMarShun Lacorris CoxJasmine Shereece DickersonChristopher Alexander DodsonWesley Luke EllisChester Ewell EppersonMelissa FloresAndrew Deshaun FrazierQuinterius Montrey GainesMelanie Blair GillespieTyesha Lashae GlennMa. Nely Gonzalez EspinozaAustin Reed GullettShaterra Caprice HallTwia Funsani HammondsJames Hazzard, Jr.Joslyn Lenique HuntKeith Lamont HuntMarquavis Trevon IngramMatthew Dillon InmanKeeyan Vidale JamesTiana Lation KnightIsiah Kyle LutenJohn Timothy MaitlandNicholas Letristan McLillyNathan Keith MillerRodricus Erone MillerJaylen Demarcus MontagueBillie Jean MooreMatthew Aaron NoahDexter Travon PattersonMorgan Lee PattersonHavin Joy PermenterAlaesheuna De’Shunta PerryCameron Tommy PierceChristian Malik PipkinBrianna Chata PowellKentravious Lasharde RaglandRolando Reyes, Jr.Cody Ryan SainDerrick Tyshun SeymourBenjamin Xavier SherronChelsea Symone ShiversAhyan Chapin SmithMorgan Brandi StallingsDesree Shanice TateAntonio Malik TaylorRaven Celeste TemplinJessica Radean ThomasKamiski Stephon TurnerTacarra Lynette TurnerAndre O’Neil WadeDarius Jerome WadeZharea Zhane’ WalkerCiara Nicole WarrenKeoyna Quanina WhiteZarea Taney WilliamsErika Traniece WiseJoseph Alexander Yeager

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Cody Sain - 100.8310Cody Sain - 100.8310

Keith Hunt - 97.4306Keith Hunt - 97.4306

Raven Templin - 94.3333Raven Templin - 94.3333

Luke Ellis - 97.4348Luke Ellis - 97.4348 Austin Gullett - 95.7361Austin Gullett - 95.7361

Erika Wise - 93.7324Erika Wise - 93.7324

Chris Dodson - 99.1268Chris Dodson - 99.1268

Grant Brittain - 95.4028Grant Brittain - 95.4028 Joslyn Hunt - 94.3000Joslyn Hunt - 94.3000 Morgan Patterson - 93.4493

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Nely Gonzalez – TN Hope Scholarship - $16,000

Christopher Dodson – Central High School Alumni Academic Scholarship - $750; TN Hope Scholarship - $16,000; TN Aspire - $6,000; Camille and Ralph Jones III Scholarship - $1,750; Humboldt Rotary Scholarship - $4,000; Sunbeam Lodge Scholarship - $500; Local Mason Award Scholarship - $ 300; Rosie L. Lowery Memorial Scholarship - $500; Tennessee Tech University - $16,000; Auburn University - $8,000; Murray State University - $18,000; Olivet Nazarene University - $157,200; Tuskegee University - $40,000

Matthew Noah – TN Hope Scholarship - $16,000

Brittany Conway – Central High School Alumni Academic Scholarship - $300; TN Hope Scholarship - $16,000; Southern Illinois University Grant - $10,560; SIU Excellence Scholarship - $34,668; JH Andrews Memorial Scholarship - $2,000; SIU Out of State Scholar Award - $48,000

Jaylen Montague – Bethel University - $ 40,000

Isiah Luten – TN Hope Scholarship -

$16,000Keith Hunt – Edgar Holmes Memorial

Scholarship - $1,000; TN Hope Scholarship - $16,000; Camille and Ralph Jones III Family Scholarship - $1,750; Humboldt Rotary Club Scholarship - $4,000; Hope Access Grant – $11,000; Aspire Scholarship - $6,000; Bobby Thompson Healthcare Foundation - $4,000

Grant Brittain – TN Hope Scholarship - $16,000

Morgan Patterson – TN Hope Scholarship - $16,000; Create Tomorrow Scholarship Art Institute – 10,000; Fall Scholarship Art Institute – 1,500

Melanie Gillespie – TN Hope Scholarship - $16,000

Twia Hammonds – Montgomery G.I. - $68,938; TN Hope Scholarship - $16,000

Cody Sain – William Crockett Memorial Scholarship - $1,000; Union University - $46,000; University of Tennessee at Martin - $20,000; Vanderbilt University - $171,072; University of Tennessee at Knoxville - $100,200; Nancy and Frank Webb Scholarship - $500; Louise Croom Stigall Alumni Scholarship - $2,100; National Elks Foundation - $4,000; Coca-

Cola Scholars Program - $20,000; TN Hope Scholarship - $16,000; TN General Assembly Merit Scholarship - $4,000; T.O. Lashlee Scholarship - $1,000; Camille and Ralph Jones III Family Scholarship - $1,750; Humboldt Rotary Club Scholarship - $4,000; E.C Crafton Memorial Scholarship - $800; Bobby Thompson Healthcare Foundation - $4,000; Humboldt Chamber of Commerce Val. Scholarship - $1,000

Derrick Seymour – TN Hope Scholarship - $16,000

MarShun Cox –Bethel University - $48,000; TN Hope Scholarship - $16,000

Luke Ellis – TN Hope Scholarship - $16,000; Montgomery G.I. - $68,938;

Nick McLilly – 16,000; TN Hope Scholarship - $16,000

Austin Gullett – A.F. Bridges Scholarship - $1,000; T.O. Lashlee Scholarship - $1,000; TN Hope Scholarship - $16,000

Joslyn Hunt – TN Hope Scholarship - $16,000; MTSU Blue Raider Scholarship - $6,000

Desonta Bradford - East Tennessee State University - $ 95,604

Ciara Warren – Montgomery G.I. - $68,938; TN Hope Scholarship - $16,000

Darius Wade – Bethel University - $40,000; Montgomery G.I. - $68,938

Erika Wise – TN Hope Scholarship - $16,000

Tyesha Glenn – TN Hope Scholarship - $16,000

Raven Templin – University of Tennessee at Knoxville - $48,320; Carson – Newman University - $98,020; Tusculum College - $124,680; University of Tennessee at Martin - $16,000; Sweet Briar College - $20,000; King College - $13,000; Bryan College - $8,000; Liberty University - $95,000; Wesleyan College - $55,500; University of Mobile - $18,000; Mount Olivet Nazarene - $60,000; TN Hope Scholarship - $16,000

Nathan Miller – TN Hope Scholarship - $16,000

Treyvon Brown – Bethel University - $40,000

Matthew Inman – Montgomery G.I. - $68,938

Zarea Williams – TN Hope Scholarship - $16,000

Christian Pipkin – Austin Peay Sate University - $4,000

Charlie Carpenter – TN Hope Scholarship - $16,000; TSAC - $8,000

HHS seniors offered $2,334,014 in scholarships in 2014

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Cerdarious BoothCerdarious Booth is the son of Tamika Lewis. He

plans to move to Smyrna, Tenn. where he will attend community college while majoring in nursing. His favorite HHS activity is being a member of FCCLA, FBLA and FFA. His favorite teachers are Tamara Comer, Shane Russom and Julia Porter. His favorite class was Julia Porter’s textile and apparel classes where he sewed and made pillows. His fondest memory is when the Vikings won the TSSAA State Championship. When asked about his greatest lesson learned at HHS, Booth said, “You have got to stay to yourself at HHS in order to accomplish your goals.” For those he leaves behind at HHS he said, “Always keep God first and remember, anything is possible if you strive for it.”

Desonta BradfordDesonta Bradford is the son of Sharlice Bradford

and Kenneth Hunt. He plans to attend East Tennessee State University and then play for the NBA. His favorite HHS activity is basketball and his favorite teacher is Mrs. Mayer. He enjoyed P.E. because they played basketball. His fondest HHS memory is winning the basketball state championship. While at HHS Bradford said he has learned it’s not all about you. “Work hard to be the best,” is the advice he offers for those he leaves behind at HHS.

Grant BrittainGrant Brittain is the son of Barry and LeAnne

Brittain. He plans to attend Jackson State Community College with intentions to transfer to Union. His favorite HHS activity is football and baseball and his

favorite teacher is Coach Brett Lovett. His favorite class is history because he has always loved history. Grant’s favorite HHS memory is beating Milan in Milan his senior year. His greatest lesson learned at HHS is, “No matter how hard the going gets, don’t stop trying.” He hopes the underclassmen will continue the sports legacy his senior class of 2014 has accomplished.

Kendall BrooksKendall Brooks is the daughter of Venus McNeal.

She plans to attend Jackson State Community College for two years and then attend the University of Tennessee at Martin where she will major in criminal justice. Her favorite HHS activities are football and basketball games and her favorite teacher is Mr. Dunlap. Her favorite class is automotive with Mr. Taylor because she likes cars and all the different parts that makes it. Her favorite HHS memory is winning state. Brooks said her greatest lesson learned at HHS is that we all make mistakes but it’s never too late to get it right. For those she leaves behind she offers this advice, “Reach far and beyond yourselves because you are worth more than you believe.”

Allison BrownAllison Brown, daughter of Mary Brown, plans to

attend Jackson State Community College where she will study to become a medical office secretary. Her

favorite HHS activity is playing and marching in the HHS Pride Band. Her favorite teacher is Mrs. Carla Brown. She enjoys band because she learned to play different varieties of music. Her fondest HHS memory is when the boys basketball team won state. The greatest lesson learned while at HHS was, she said, “To be myself, put God first and be the best at everything I do in life.” To those she leaves behind at HHS, Brown said, “Keep God first in your life and remember that prayer is the key to the kingdom and faith unlocks the door.”

Marquarius BrownMarquarius Brown is the son of Tanzania Pharms.

After graduation he plans to attend Lincoln College. His favorite HHS activity is football and his favorite teacher is Mr. Tubbs. History is his favorite class because it keeps you up to date on our every day lives. His fondest HHS memory is being part of the class that broke the streak against Milan and his 15 yard touchdown run on defense. Learning how to stick together is his greatest lesson learned at HHS. For those he leaves behind at HHS, Brown said, “Stay focused and strive for success.”

Trey’Von BrownTrey’Von Brown is the son of Latosha Brown and

Natris Morris. He plans to attend Bethel University where he will play football. His favorite HHS activity is football and his favorite teacher is Mr. Banks. He

enjoys mechanics class because he learns things about his car and how to fix them. His fondest HHS memory is winning state. The greatest lesson learned at HHS is to realize what and when to do and how to react to situations. For those he leaves behind at HHS Brown offered this advice, “Stay humble.”

Ivey La’Quan BrysonIvey La’Quan Bryson is the daughter of Shenika

McCurry and Juan Bryson. Though undecided on where she will attend, Ivey plans to further her education at college. Her favorite teacher is Mr. Shane and science is her favorite class because it interests her the most. Her fondest HHS memory is winning Homecoming Queen. For those she leaves behind at HHS, Bryson said, “Do your best and keep striving no matter what.”

Jordan CalkJordan Calk is the son of Victoria Walton. He plans

to get a degree in chemistry and become a renowned chemist. His favorite HHS activity was Gibson County Youth Leadership program. Coach Lane was his favorite teacher. Chemistry was his favorite class because Coach Lane inspired him. That, and he finds the study of matter intriguing. His fondest HHS memory is meeting some of the coolest people he’s ever met in his life. The greatest lesson learned at HHS is to always believe in himself. His wish for those he leaves behind at HHS is, “Always remain vigilant of the perils of any choice you make.”

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Cannon. She plans to attend college where she will study to become a physical therapist. Softball is her favorite HHS activity and Mr. Tubbs is her favorite teacher. Her favorite class is diagnostic medicine because it teaches you all about medicine. Her fondest HHS memory is winning state. While at HHS she learned to become a better person. To those she leaves behind, Cannon said, “Do better with your lives.”

Charlie CarpenterCharlie Carpenter is the daughter of Renee

Leyhue. She plans to attend MTSU in the fall where she will major in forensic science to one day become a medical examiner. Her favorite HHS activity is sports and her favorite teacher is Mr. Wardlow. English is her favorite class because, she said, “Mr. Wardlow is hilarious, plus it’s my favorite subject.” Her fondest HHS memory is being crowned Miss HHS. The greatest lesson learned while at HHS is that high school goes by faster than you think so cherish every moment. For those she leaves behind at HHS she said, “It’s better to cross the line and suffer the consequences than to just stare at that line for the rest of your life.”

Jakevis ClarkJakevis Clark is the son of Joseph and Mary Clark.

He plans to attend Jackson State Community College for two years and then transfer to the University of Alabama. His favorite activity is basketball and his favorite teacher is Ms. Brown. English is his favorite class because it is very important. Mrs. Mayer is his

favorite teacher. The greatest lessons learned at HHS came from Mr. Tubbs. For those he leaves behind at HHS he wishes them, “To come to school every day and be something in life.”

Quonneshia ClarkQuonneshia Clark is the daughter of Joseph and

Mary Clark. She plans to attend the University of Memphis. Basketball is her favorite HHS activity and Mr. Dunlap is her favorite teacher. History is her favorite class because she enjoys finding out things about it. Winning state is her fondest HHS memory. The greatest lesson learned while at HHS is self-respect and hard work. She wishes all those she leaves behind at HHS, “To succeed.”

Brittany Joyce ConwayBrittany Joyce Conway is the daughter of Rodelle

and Kevin Conway. She plans to study psychology at Southern Illinois University. Managing football is her favorite HHS activity and Mr. Dunlap is her favorite teacher. Honors English was her favorite class because she loves reading. Senior prom is her fondest HHS memory. The greatest lesson learned at HHS is that not everyone who says they are your friend is really your friend. For those you leave behind at HHS she offers this advice, “Stay positive and make a difference.”

MarShun CoxMarShun Cox is the son of Denita Cox. He plans

to attend Bethel University where he will play ball. Football is his favorite HHS activity and Mr. Shane is his favorite teacher. P.E. is his favorite class because he is an athlete. Cox’s fondest HHS memory is prom night 2014 when they beat Milan. The greatest lesson learned at HHS is that you can always check out, at the end of the day. For those he leaves behind at HHS he said, “Turn up and live life. Stay focused and become great.”Jasminne Dez’ree Shereece Dickerson

Jasminne Dez’ree Shereece Dickerson is the daughter of Elizabeth Cain and Dallas Dickerson. After graduation she plans to attend college to become a nurse. She wants to attend the University of Memphis. Mr. Dunlap is her favorite teacher and P.E. is her favorite class because she loves to play basketball. Her fondest memory at HHS is senior prom. The greatest lesson learned while at HHS is to do what she does best when doing her work. Study and just focus. For those she leaves behind at HHS, she said, “Study, do your best on your work and just do what you do best.”

Christopher Alexander DodsonChristopher Alexander Dodson is the son of Vicki

Nunn-Dodson and Martin Dodson. He plans to attend Tennessee Tech University in the fall. His favorite HHS activity is the Great Pretenders show. Jay Wardlow and Honors English IV are his favorites because Mr. Wardlow would always have some funny catch phrase to say, like, “That’s unfortunate.” His fondest HHS memory was when the 2010-2011 football team won against Gibson County 55-0 in honor of Kane Young. The greatest lesson learned while at HHS is “Failing to prepare is preparing to fail.” He wishes for those he leaves behind at HHS to stay focused and always remember that there is a sun shining above the clouds.

Chester E. EppersonChester E. Epperson is the son of Chester

Epperson. He plans to join the Navy. Football is his favorite HHS activity and Brett Lovett and Carla Brown are his favorite teachers. His favorite class is P.E. because he gets to play ball. His fondest HHS memories are playing football and beating Milan

his senior year. The greatest lesson learned at HHS he said, “Life is hard, but it’s harder when you’re stupid.”

Luke EllisLuke Ellis is the son of Janis and James Ellis. He

plans to join the U.S. Army. His favorite HHS activity is band. Mr. Adams is his favorite teacher. Art class is his favorite class because it is the only class where he can lay back and be himself. His fondest HHS memory is making the state finals in band his freshman year. The greatest lesson he learned while at HHS is that you can’t make it far without putting forth the effort. For those he leaves behind at HHS, he said, “I wish them good luck and that they will grow and become something with themselves.”

Melissa FloresMelissa Flores is the daughter of Margarita and

Lucio Flores. She plans to attend West Tennessee Business College where she will study to become a medical assistant. Her favorite HHS activities are FFA and HOSA. Mr. Tubbs is her favorite teacher. Her favorite class is EMS where she learned CPR and other important techniques to help people. Her fondest memory of HHS is her senior year. The greatest lesson learned at HHS is, she said, “It doesn’t matter where you come from, you can always be something bigger.”

Andrew Deshawn FrazierAndrew Deshawn Frazier is the son of Kristen

Frazier. After graduation he plans to attend college. Baseball is his favorite HHS activity. Mr. Adams is his favorite teacher and physics is his favorite class. His fondest HHS memory is meeting Jordan Calk, Nely Gonzales, Rolando Reyes and Morgan Patterson. The greatest lesson learned while at HHS is how to deal with people he doesn’t like. He wishes for those he leaves behind at HHS, “That it will be as easy as it was for me.”

Quinterius GainesQuinterius Gaines is the son of Eric Gaines and

Tayen Beane. After graduation he plans to either get a good job or join the Navy. Baseball is his favorite HHS activity because he enjoys bonding with Coach Bunch. P.E. is his favorite class because it’s is physical. Mr. Goodman is his favorite teacher. Prom 2014 is his fondest HHS memory. The greatest lesson learned at HHS was to become a better

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Melanie GillespieMelanie Gillespie is the daughter of Roger and

Suzanne Gillespie. She plans to attend MTSU where she will major in business. Her favorite HHS activity is football games. Mrs. Comer is her favorite teacher. Textile and apparel and fashion design is her favorite class because she likes to sew and design clothes. Her fondest HHS memory is going to senior prom. The greatest lesson learned at HHS is to take every year seriously and focus on school work. Her wish for those she leaves behind at HHS is to, “Get a good education and go to college. Take high school seriously.”

Tyesha GlennTyesha Glenn is the daughter of Yolanda Glenn.

She plans to attend the University of Memphis. Cheerleading is her favorite HHS activity. Multimedia is her favorite class because it taught her a lot about communication and leadership skills. Her fondest HHS memory is spending and sharing amazing times with her classmates. The greatest lesson learned at HHS is to always work hard in everything you do. For those she leaves behind at HHS she wishes, “To never give up.”

Ma Nely GonzalezMa Nely Gonzalez is the daughter of Antonio

Gonzalez and Yolanda Espinoza. After graduation she plans to attend Jackson State Community College. Her favorite HHS activity is FFA. Mr. Adams is her favorite teacher. Spanish class is her favorite class because she can share her Hispanic culture with the rest. Her fondest HHS memory is spending time with her classmates. The greatest lesson learned at HHS is to always do your best. For those she leaves behind at HHS she said, “Never give up on your dreams.”

Austin GulletAustin Gullet is the son of Patricia and Gary

Hutchison. He plans to attend UTM and major in engineering and also play football. Football is his favorite HHS activity. Mrs. Comer is his favorite teacher. Chemistry is his favorite class because it was easy. His fondest HHS memory is an interception against Trenton. The greatest lesson learned at HHS is to work hard. He leaves “hope” to all those he

leaves behind at HHS.Shaterra Hall

Shaterra Hall is the daughter of Tonika Newberry and Klody Hall. She plans to attend college to become an assistant medical nurse. Her favorite HHS activities are volleyball, softball and band. Mrs. Bowers, Mr. Tubbs and Mr. Dunlap are all favorite teachers. Art is her favorite class because she got to express her feelings in her drawings. Her fondest HHS memory is winning finals in the state band competition her freshman year. The greatest lesson learned at HHS is that hard work pays off. For those she leaves behind at HHS, she says, “Never give up.”

Twia HammondsTwia Hammonds is the son of Tina Clark. His

plans after graduation include going to the U.S. Army Airborne, getting a barber license and owning two barber shops. Track is his favorite HHS activity. Mr. Banks is his favorite teacher. His favorite HHS class is auto mechanics because he loves to work on cars. His fondest HHS memory is the freshman year cafeteria food fight. The greatest lesson learned at HHS is that a good education makes you who you are, but without an education you are nothing. His wish for those he leaves behind at HHS is to have an ambitious mind.

Joslyn HuntJoslyn Hunt is the daughter of Pamela Fair and

Willie Hunt. She plans to attend MTSU where she will major in nursing. Her favorite HHS activity is FBLA. Mrs. Tamera Comer is her favorite teacher. Mr. Wardlow’s honor’s English III is her favorite class because she feels like he prepared her for college more than any other teacher. Her fondest HHS memory is achieving and maintaining her ranking in the top ten of her graduating class. The greatest lessons learned at HHS, she said, “How you present yourself carries you a long way.” Her wish for those she leaves behind at HHS is to “Never lose faith in your abilities. Things may get rough, but you can make it. I did!

Keith HuntKeith Hunt is the son of Kisha Brown. He plans to

attend Middle Tennessee State University to major in pre-medicine with a focus on anesthesia. His favorite HHS activity was participating in the HOSA state competition. Mr. Tubbs is his favorite teacher and Mr. Adams’ math is his favorite class because he is hilarious and a great teacher. Hunt’s fondest HHS memory is traveling to Dickson, Tenn. with Mr. Moss and Cody Sain. The greatest lesson learned while at HHS is to never follow the crowd and to beat all odds! When asked of his wish to those he leaves behind at HHS he said, “I wish they will continue to follow their dreams.”

Marquavis Trevon IngramMarquavis “Qua” Trevon Ingram is the son of

LaKeysha Livingston Hudson and Adrian Ingram. He plans to become a successful young man and to make money. His favorite HHS activities are basketball and football. Mr. Taylor is his favorite teacher and auto mechanics is his favorite class because you can learn a lot about cars. Winning state in basketball is his fondest HHS memory. His greatest lesson learned at HHS is to make money. He wishes for those he leaves behind at HHS to “Make money and know that everyone is not your friend.”

Dillon InmanDillon Inman is the son of Tony and Chauncie

Reasons. After graduation he plans to pursue a career in the military. His favorite HHS activity is

football. Mr. Wardlow is his favorite teacher. English is his favorite class because it is such a good class that teaches life lessons. His fondest HHS memory is football season. The greatest lesson learned at HHS is to never quit. For those he leaves behind at HHS he says, “Never stop trying and you can do anything you set your mind to.”

Keeyon JamesKeeyon James is the son of Tina and Herman

James. He plans to attend the University of North Dakota at Bottineu. Football and track are his favorite HHS activities. Mr. Ozier is his favorite teacher and U.S. history is his favorite class because it is a very interesting class. His fondest HHS memory is his 50 yard touchdown he ran against McKenzie. He said that his greatest lesson learned while at HHS is that the mind is a horrible thing to waste. His wish for those he leaves behind at HHS is “to follow their dreams.”

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Coman. She plans to attend college at Jackson State Community College. Softball is her favorite HHS activity and Mrs. Porter is her favorite teacher. Nutrition and food is her favorite class because she learned how to cook. Prom is her fondest HHS memory. The greatest lesson learned at HHS is that if you separate yourself from your friends you can make it and stay out of trouble. When asked about her wish for those she leaves behind at HHS she replied, “I wish them the best.”

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Isiah LutenIsiah Luten is the son of Angelina and Derrick Harris.

He plans to go to Southeast Missouri University and major in computer science. Track is his favorite HHS activity. Mr. Shane Russom is his favorite teacher. Computer applications is his favorite class because he loves to work with computers. His fondest HHS memory is running with the track team and meeting Joslyn Hunt. The greatest lesson learned at HHS is everybody is not your friend. “Be successful” is the wish he has for those he leaves behind at HHS.

Nick McLillyNick McLilly is the son of Adrea Phelps and Chris

McLilly. He plans to attend college and play football. Football is his favorite HHS activity and Coach Hicks is his favorite teacher. P.E. is his favorite class because he is an athlete. His fondest HHS memory is of Prom 2014. The greatest lesson learned while at HHS is to never get too close. For those he leaves behind at HHS he said, “I wish you a good year after I leave.”

John Timothy MaitlandJohn Timothy Maitland is the son of Cynthia Brown

and Charles Maitland. After graduation he plans to travel. His favorite HHS activity is seeing his friends and learning new things. Mr. Taylor is his favorite teacher and English is his favorite class because he has always loved English. His fondest HHS memory is meeting his best friends. The greatest lesson learned at HHS is to not trust everyone. When asked

about his wish for those he leaves behind at HHS, John said, “Work hard. Never give up. You can make it. I promise.”

Nathan Miller Nathan Miller is the son of Sherrie and Keith

Miller. He plans to enroll in the advanced mechanical technician co-op program at Jackson State Community College. Football is his favorite HHS activity. His favorite teacher is Mr. Russom. Principles of Manufacturing is his favorite class because it is the class where he realized this is the field that he wants to work in for a career. The greatest lesson learned at HHS is there is always something new to learn and do. When asked about his wish for those he leaves behind at HHS he replied, “Keep your head high and keep learning.”

Rodricus MillerRodricus Miller is the son of Linda Martin. After

graduation he plans to work in the community. His favorite HHS activity is working on the computers. Coach Shepherd is his favorite teacher and P.E. is his favorite class. Drawing in art is his fondest HHS memory.

Jaylon MontagueJaylon Montague is the son of Lisa and Kevin

Montague. He plans to play football at Bethel University. Football and basketball are his favorite HHS activities. Mr. Dunlap is his favorite teacher.

P.E. is his favorite class. His fondest HHS memory is winning state in basketball. The greatest lesson learned at HHS is how to be a better person. For those he leaves behind at HHS he said, “just do your best in school.”

Billie Jean MooreBillie Jean Moore is the daughter of Robin Moore.

She plans to go to work after graduation. Mr. Myatt is her favorite teacher. Art is her favorite class because of the drawing. Her fondest HHS memory is the day that the group from the University of Memphis came to HHS and performed.

Matthew NoahMatthew Noah is the son of Marie Thompson

and Jerry Noah. He plans to attend college after graduation. Art is his favorite class. Math is his favorite class because he is good at it. His fondest HHS memory is seeing friends every day. The greatest lesson learned while at HHS is to trust no one. He wishes all those he leaves behind at HHS will graduate.

Dexter PattersonDexter Patterson is the son of Latara Blakemore

and Willie Patterson. His plan for after graduation is to live his life. Football is his favorite HHS activity. Mr. Dunlap is his favorite teacher. P.E. is his favorite class because he loves sports. His fondest HHS memory is when Humboldt Vikings played Union City. The greatest lesson learned is do what you do but do it to your greatest. His wish for those he leaves behind at HHS he said, “Just live your lives.”

Morgan PattersonMorgan Patterson is the daughter of Greg and

Julie Patterson. She plans to attend the Art Institute of Nashville and afterwards open a bakery. Art is her favorite HHS activity. Mr. Myatt is her favorite teacher. Physics is her favorite class because she loved the way Mr. Adams taught them. Her fondest HHS memory is watching all of her friends grow and change. The greatest lesson learned at HHS is love is an illusion. Her wish for those she leaves behind at HHS is to, “Get out of Humboldt.”

Havin PermenterHavin Permenter is the daughter of Danielle

Sanford and Jeremy Permenter. After graduation she plans to attend Jackson State Community Colege. Cheerleading is her favorite HHS activity. Mr. Tubbs is her favorite teacher. Her wish for those she leaves behind at HHS is to have a beautiful life and succeed.

Alaesheuna PerryAlaesheuna Perry is the daughter of Chiquila

Pirtle and Donnie Perry, Jr. She plans to attend the University of Memphis where she will pursue a degree in social work. Basketball is her favorite HHS activity. Carla Brown is her favorite teacher. Her favorite class is math because she is good with numbers. Her fondest HHS memory is the first day walking the halls of HHS. The greatest lesson learned at HHS is the only person that can stop you is you. Her wish for those she leaves behind at HHS, she said, “Never give up or settle for less.”

Christian PipkinChristian Pipkin is the son of Eboni Pipkin and

Christopher Pipkin, Jr. After graduation he plans to attend Bethel University where he will major in music. Band is his favorite HHS activity. Mr. Wardlow is his favorite teacher. U.S. Government is her favorite class because it was simple and straight to the point. His fondest HHS memory is winning a state championship. The greatest lesson learned at HHS is do not walk down the hall with your shirt untucked. When asked of his wish for those he leaves behind at HHS he replied, “I leave my passion for music at HHS.”

Brianna PowellBrianna Powell is the daughter of Suzanne Young.

She plans to join the Navy after graduation. Her favorite HHS activity is walking the hall. Mrs. Mayer is her favorite teacher. Economics is her favorite class because they learned a lot about the world. Her fondest HHS memory is hanging with Keith and Cody. The greatest lesson learned at HHS is to always pay attention the first time. She wishes the best to those she leaves behind at HHS.

Kentravious La’Shande RaglandKentravious La’Shande Ragland is the son of Jerry

and Nicole Fenner. He plans to attend college after graduation. Band and cheerleading are his favorite HHS activities. Mrs. Mayer is his favorite teacher. U.S. Government is his favorite class. His fondest

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Rolando ReyesRolando Reyes is the son of Rolando Reyes and

Gidget Iderra. He is undecided as to whether he will attend college or join the military. Basketball is his favorite HHS activity. Mr. Taylor is his favorite teacher. Automotive class is his favorite because it deals with cars. His fondest HHS memory is meeting new people. The greatest lesson learned at HHS is never give up. When asked about his wish for those he leaves behind at HHS he replied, “Don’t give up. Always believe in yourself.”

Cody SainCody Sain is the son of Douglas and Bernetrice

Sain. After graduation he will attend the University of Tennessee at Knoxville as a Haslam Scholar. His favorite HHS activity is competing in regional and state HOSA competitions. Jason Tubbs is his favorite teacher. His favorite class is peer tutoring for Ms. Hall because she always has wise advice or a funny story. His fondest HHS memory is Mr. Moss leaving him and Keith Hunt in the woods in Dickson, Tenn. The greatest lesson learned at HHS is keep your eyes on the prize and do not be deterred by negative influences. When asked about his wish for those he leaves behind at HHS he replied, “I wish for everyone to learn the difference between present realities and future possibilities.”

Derrick SeymourDerrick Seymour is the son of Tamika Cobb and

Derrick S. Seymour. After graduation he plans to attend the University of Memphis where he will major in Biochemistry. Then he will attend Meharry Medical Institute in Nashville to become an oncologist. His favorite HHS activity is looking good between classes. Mrs. Mayer is his favorite teacher. His favorite class is every class freshman year because they were just happy to be in high school. His fondest HHS memory is the first day of freshman and senior years. The greatest lesson learned at HHS is finding the best out of bad situations because only when it’s dark enough can you see the stars. He wishes for everyone he leaves behind at HHS to follow their dreams.

Benjamin SherronBenjamin Sherron is the son of Edna Sherron.

His plans after graduation include attending college and getting a job. Band is his favorite HHS activity. Mr. Dunlap is his favorite teacher. His fondest HHS memory is the Humboldt basketball team winning state. The greatest lesson learned at HHS is to never give in to peer pressure.

Chelsea ShiversChelsea Shivers is the daughter of Steve and

Martha Shivers. She plans to attend MTSU where she will major in physical therapy. Her favorite HHS activity is basketball. Mr. Wardlow is her favorite teacher and English is her favorite class because she

feels that it is the class that most prepared her for college. Her fondest HHS memory is the first day of senior year. The greatest lesson learned at HHS is that sooner or later you’ll find out who is real and who is not. When asked about her wish for those she leaves behind at HHS she replied, “I wish you all the best of luck.” She went on to offer words of wisdom, “Going into your senior year you’ll lose so called friends but don’t worry because those people were never genuine from the beginning.”

Chapin SmithChapin Smith is the son of Jennifer Turner. He

plans to attend auto diesel college. Mr. Dunlap is his favorite teacher. His fondest HHS memory is playing football for two weeks. The greatest lesson learned while at HHS is to keep his mouth closed. His wish for those he leaves behind at HHS is, “Make every day count.”

Morgan StallingsMorgan Stallings is the daughter of James and

Joeann Stallings. She plans to attend Jackson State Community College with plans to become a teacher. Her favorite HHS activity was going to the football games. Mr. Myatt is her favorite teacher. Art is her favorite class because she gets to draw and spend time with friends. Her fondest HHS memory is seeing her little sister Molly every day and watching her grow into a young lady. The greatest lesson

learned at HHS is to never tell anyone secrets if you don’t want the whole school to know. Her wish for those she leaves behind at HHS is, “Don’t change who you are and just have fun.”

Des’ree Shanice TateDes’ree Shanice Tate is the daughter of Debra

Tate and Billy Tate. She plans to get a summer job, save money for college at the University of Memphis. Volleyball is her favorite HHS activity. Mr. Tubbs and Mrs. Comer are her favorite teachers. Auto mechanics is her favorite class because they learn something new every day. Her fondest HHS memory is senior prom. The greatest lesson she learned at HHS is to be yourself no matter what. For those she leaves behind at HHS she said, “Work hard. Don’t give up and have fun.”

Antonio TaylorAntonio Taylor is the son of Terrance and

Cynthia Taylor. He plans to attend ETSU where he will study multimedia and design. Band and auto mechanics are his favorite HHS activities. Mr. Dunlap is his favorite teacher and auto mechanics is his favorite class because he loves cars. Winning the state basketball championship is his fondest HHS memory. He wishes good luck to those he leaves behind at HHS.

Raven TemplinRaven Templin is the daughter of Sheila Hayes and

Charlie Hayes, Bill Templin and Angie Templin. She plans to attend Carson-Newman University where she will study nursing. Her favorite HHS activity is

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football games. Mr. Tubbs and Mr. Adams are her favorite teachers. Her favorite class is chemistry because she enjoys learning how chemicals react together. Her fondest HHS memories are prom 2014, winning the state championship and being a football trainer. The greatest lesson learned at HHS is that people change. For those she leaves behind at HHS, she hopes, “Everyone will follow their dreams and never give up.”

Jessica Radean ThomasJessica Radean Thomas is the daughter of Sheila

and Cudrik Thomas. She plans to attend college. Her favorite HHS activity is cheering. Her favorite teacher is Mrs. Comer. Web design is her favorite class because of the technology. Her fondest HHS memory is going to state. The greatest lesson learned while at HHS is to watch the snakes. “I wish those I leave behind at HHS the best and I love them.”

Stephon TurnerStephon Turner is the son of Steven Turner. He

plans to join the U.S. Army. His favorite HHS activity is basketball. Mr. Wardlow is his favorite teacher. P.E. is his favorite class. His fondest HHS memory is winning state in 2013. For those he leaves behind at HHS, he said, “Try to make Mr. Causey and Mr. Moss your pal.”

Tacarra TurnerTacarra Turner is the daughter of Samantha Turner

and Demetrius Clark. She plans to go to college and moving far away. Basketball is her favorite HHS activity. Her favorite teacher is Mrs. Tamara Comer. Her favorite class is Art. Her fondest HHS memory is skipping class. The greatest lesson learned while

at HHS is that respect will take you a long way. For those she leaves behind at HHS, she wishes nothing but the best.

Andre WadeAndre Wade is the son of Charles Clark. He plans

to enroll in the Nashville auto diesel school. Mr. Dunlap is his favorite teacher. His favorite class is P.E. His fondest HHS memory is meeting new people. The greatest lesson learned at HHS is how to become great. For those he leaves behind at HHS he said, “Learn to treat each other right.”

Darius T. WadeDarius T. Wade is the son of Lisa and Lance Wade.

He will attend Bethel University. Football is his favorite HHS activity. His favorite teacher is Coach Shepherd. His favorite class is P.E. because it gave him a chance to relax and enjoy athletics. The greatest lesson learned at HHS is friends are great to have but beware that they don’t last forever. For those he leaves behind at HHS he said, “Do better than what you have. Think, if he or she can do it, why can’t you.”

Zharea Z. WalkerZharea Z. Walker is the daughter of Ms. Alfredda

Booth and Rocycee Walker. She plans to attend Motlow State Community College to major in nursing. Her favorite HHS activity is homecoming week. Her favorite teacher is Mr. Warner Dunlap. Textiles and apparel class is her favorite class because she got to learn a new skill. Her fondest HHS memory is her class winning TSSAA State championship in 2013 along with Grant Armstrong. The greatest lesson learned at HHS is to live life to the fullest regardless of what people think; be beautiful, be yourself. For those she leaves behind at HHS she said, “Be smart. Stay positive and make us proud.”

Ciara Nicole WarrenCiara Nicole Warren is the daughter of Fredrick

and Shirley Warren. She plans to join the Army and go to college at Austin Peay State University. Her favorite HHS activity is the Great Pretenders 2014. Her favorite teacher is Mr. Warner Dunlap. Honors English IV is her favorite class because Mr. Wardlow went on a deeper level with them. Her fondest HHS memory is winning TSSAA State championship in

2013 and senior prom. The greatest lesson learned at HHS is to live your life to the fullest and know there are always people willing to stand beside you. For those she leaves behind at HHS she said, “Make the best of your lives and those around you. Keep your heads up and Humboldt High School proud.”

Keonya WhiteKeonya White is the daughter of Latara White

and David Pettigrew. She plans to get a summer job and then go to college. Basketball is her favorite HHS activity. Her favorite teacher is Mrs. Comer. Her favorite class is textiles and apparel because she enjoyed learning something new. Her fondest HHS memories are senior prom and winning state championship of 2013 with Grant Armstrong. The greatest lesson learned at HHS is you can’t trust everybody. For those she leaves behind at HHS she said, “Live every day like it is your last.”

Zarea WilliamsZarea Williams is the daughter of La’Precious and

Damaris Coleman. She plans to attend the University of Memphis. Basketball is her favorite HHS activity. Mrs. Comer is her favorite teacher. Her favorite class was in Ms. Russell’s class in freshman year. Her fondest HHS memory is prom night 2014. The greatest lesson learned at HHS is to be you. Don’t live your life trying to please others. For those she leaves behind at HHS she said, “Never quit until your good is better and your better is best.”

Erika WiseErika Wise is the daughter of Cullonious and

Erik Wise. She plans to attend the University of Memphis where she will major in biology. She plans to then attend medical school and become an OBGYN. Basketball is her favorite HHS activity. Mr. Mike Adams is her favorite teacher. Physics is her favorite class because it was the most challenging. Her fondest HHS memory is prom night 2014. The greatest lesson learned at HHS is it’s not what you know. Sometimes it is who you know. For those she leaves behind at HHS she said, “Strive for nothing but success and be the best of the best!”

Joseph YeagerJoseph Yeager is the son of Tina Yeager and Mark

Yeager. After graduation he plans to get a job and save money to go to college. His favorite HHS activity is baseball. Art is his favorite class because he likes to draw. For those he leaves behind at HHS he said, “Come to school every day and be something in life.”

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