Texas High School Names 2010 Honor Graduates

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Texas High School Names 2010 Honor Graduates
VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN
Gulden will be involved in the University
of Houston Symphonic Band, Honors Jazz
Band, Muslim Student Association and
Intramural Soccer Club. Additionally,
she plans on interning with NASA and
the Museum of Natural Sciences in order
to participate in Physics and Astronomy
projects that will help further her dedication
to earning a Doctorate in Astrophysics.
SUMMA CUM LAUDE
GRADUATES
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On May 29, 2010, Texas High School
proudly graduated 308 students who
had earned scholarship offers totaling
$11,309,044.08.
Texarkana Independent School District
honors the district’s graduating seniors
who have achieved superior academic
performance through the Cum Laude
System. Under this system, students earning
a high grade point average can place in one
of three categories at graduation: Summa
Cum Laude, Magna Cum Laude and Cum
Laude. Students, in effect, are competing
against a pre-established academic standard
of excellence rather than against their peers. With the Cum Laude System, the District
is able to recognize all deserving students
for academic excellence upon graduation.
Texas High School recognizes as Honor
Graduates those students with weighted
grade point averages at or above specific
benchmarks. The weighted grade point
system applies a weighted factor to the
grade earned by the student in the class. Higher weighting factors are applied to
advance placement courses, dual credit
courses and pre-advanced placement
courses. Summa Cum Laude recognizes
those students with a weighted average of
155.0 or higher which is the equivalent of a
97.6 or higher average in standard courses
and an 87.4 or higher average in Pre-AP
or AP courses, or a combination of the
two. Magna Cum Laude recognizes those
students with a weighted average of 150.0
or higher which is the equivalent of a 95.9
or higher average in standard courses and
an 85.8 or higher average in Pre-AP or AP
courses, or a combination of the two. Cum
Laude graduates must maintain a weighted
average of 143.0 points which is equivalent
to an average of 90 in standard courses.
VALEDICTORIAN
Christian Blake Hacker has been
named Valedictorian of the 2010
graduating class of Texas High School. He
is the son of Linda and David Hacker.
He is a Texas Scholar, Distinguished
Achievement Program graduate and member
of National Honor Society. Christian was
named an All-State Academic Excellence
Finalist by the Texas Association of
Secondary Principals and voted Most
Scholarly by his classmates. Christian was named the Awards of
Excellence recipient in English and received
Academic Awards in English I & II Pre-AP,
English III AP, Geometry Pre-AP, World
Geography Pre-AP, Introduction to Media
Technology, Algebra II Pre-AP, Chemistry I
Pre-AP, World History Pre-AP, Multimedia
Technology, U.S. History AP, Pre-Calculus
DC, Physics Pre-AP and AP, Biology II AP,
Chemistry II AP and BCIS DC. During
his Junior and Senior years, he completed a
total of five Independent Research Projects.
He was a four-year member of the Texas
High Marching and Concert Bands where
he was named a four-time member of
the All-Region Jazz Band, member of the
Freshman All-Region Symphonic Band and
member of the High School All-Region
Symphonic Band. Christian was a fouryear member of University Interscholastic
League State Solo & Ensemble Band where
he was named a Division I Soloist and was
a three-year member of the High School
All-Region Wind Ensemble and the AllArea High School Band. He is a three-year
recipient of the Outstanding Bandsman
title, received placement in the Four States
Bandmasters Honor Band during his
Junior and Senior years and was named
Outstanding Male Jazz Musician for the
Henderson State University Band Camp.
Christian was a member of the Calculus
Club, Science Club, Texarkana Community
Band and UIL Academic Team in Ready
Writing and Science earning six medals
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and competing on the State level. He
participated in PALS (Players and Listeners),
a new student organization that provides
musical performances at retirement homes
throughout the community.
Through his involvement in TigerVision,
Christian received the Bronze Medal from
the National School Tube competition
for his documentary “A Community
Voice” highlighting the Domtar paper
recycling program. As a medal winner,
he attended the United Nations
International Youth Summit to be part of
a week-long conference with other student
representatives focused on environmental
awareness advocacy and community service
towards parks and neighborhoods.
Christian received Honorable Mention
in the C-SPAN Video Competition for his
documentary “STEM Education: Bridging
the Gap” which discusses the shortage of
engineers in the U.S. in comparison with
other leading nations and how the STEM
program at TISD is working to address the
problem in our area.
He is currently working on a video
project, ‘Voices of the Veterans,” which
is a documentary series that chronicles
World War II through the experiences of
servicemen and women living in Texarkana. It will be completed this summer and will
be donated to the Texarkana Museum
of Regional History for use in their
educational programs.
Christian is a member of Heritage
Baptist Church and participated in a
Project Serve Mission Trip to Monterrey,
Mexico assisting in the construction of a
school and church for low-income areas of
the city.
He was offered the Tulane University
Distinguished Scholar Scholarship, Baylor
University President’s Gold Scholarship,
Houston Baptist University Founder’s
Scholarship, Louisiana Tech University
Presidential Scholarship, University of
Arkansas Chancellor’s Scholarship and the
Southern Arkansas University Presidential
Scholarship.
Christian accepted an academic
scholarship from Rice University where he
will attend, majoring in Nanotechnology/
Physics and Creative Writing. He will
participate in the Baker Institute of Public
Policy, the Student Television Station and
the Jazz Ensemble.
SALUTATORIAN
Gulden Othman, the Salutatorian of
the 2010 graduating class of Texas High
School, is the daughter of Maria and
Salam Othman. She is a Texas Scholar,
University Interscholastic League Scholar,
Distinguished Achievement Program
graduate, member of National Honor
Society and National Society of High
School Scholars.
She received Academic Awards in
Biology I Pre-AP, World Geography
Pre-AP, Chemistry II AP, English I Pre-AP,
Pre-Calculus Pre-AP, Calculus AP, Piano II,
Statistics AP, English III & IV AP, Direct
Current Technology DC and Astronomy. She was an Award of Excellence recipient in
Foreign Language and Mathematics.
Gulden is a graduate of Leadership
Texarkana Today’s Youth Tomorrow’s
Leaders and was active in Calculus Club,
Science Club, Music Theory Club,
International Club, Statistics Club and
University Interscholastic League Academic
Team for Mathematics and Science. She was named a KTAL Student of
the Week and received the Character First
Award for Perseverance.
Gulden was offered an academic
scholarship from University of North Texas.
She will attend the Honors College at
University of Houston pursuing a degree in
Physics. Carl Sumner Anderson III is the son
of Lisa and Carl Anderson. He is a Texas
Scholar, Distinguished Achievement
Program graduate, member of Quill &
Scroll International Honorary Society
for High School Journalists and National
Honor Society, serving as Parliamentarian.
He was named to the National Society
of High School Scholars, National Honor
Roll and received Academic Awards in
Geometry Pre-AP, English I Pre-AP, Art I,
Communications Applications, Chemistry
AP and Psychology AP.
Sumner was a member of International
Club, Fellowship of Christian Athletes,
First Priority, Revolutionary Prayer
Movement, Key Club, Psychology Club,
Calculus Club and played Guard for the
Texas Tigers Freshman Basketball Team. He served as President for the Art Club,
Secretary and Public Relations Chairman
for the Young Republicans, Student
Council Representative and was named
a Character First Award Recipient for
Honesty.
He was Entertainment Editor and
Managing Editor for the Tiger Times
newspaper and received Tops in Texas for
Presidential Caricatures and Honorable
Mention for Newspaper Art from
Interscholastic League Press Conference. Sumner earned Columbia Scholastic Press
Association Gold Circle Awards for Second
Place in Comic Cartoons, Third Place in
Illustration Portfolio and Commended
Merit in Editorial Cartoon, Cartoon
Portfolio and Presidential Caricatures.
Sumner participated in the Foreign
Language Festival earning First Place
in Culture Quiz Bowl, Second Place in
Spanish II Culture Test and Third Place in
Poetry. He was the recipient of two Visual
Art Scholastic Event Superior Ratings and
received awards in Ready Writing, Editorial
Writing and Javascript from the University
Interscholastic League.
He is an active member of County
Avenue Baptist Church where he teaches
the youth group and participates in the
choir. Sumner is a graduate of Leadership
Leaders and participated in the Harvard/
MIT Academic Leadership Conference and
2009 Presidential Inauguration for People
To People, the Leadership Conference at
Stanford University for LeadAmerica and
the Baylor University Christian Leadership
Institute. He has volunteered his time with
Leadership Texarkana TYTL program,
Texarkana College Kid’s College, Special
Olympics and is a facilitator for the John
G. Sheppard Leadership Institute.
Sumner was offered the Baylor
University Presidential Gold and
Invitation to Excellence Scholarships,
University of South Carolina Capstone
Scholars Scholarship, Tulane University
Distinguished Scholar Scholarship and the
University of Arkansas Honors Program
Scholarship and academic scholarships
from Baylor University, Allgheny College,
Chestnut Hill College, Barry University,
Lyon College, Boston College, University
of Missouri – Columbia, University of
Southern California, Southern Wesleyan
University, King’s College, Houston Baptist
University, Dallas Baptist University,
Southern Methodist University, University
of Arkansas – Fayetteville and a military
scholarship from United States National
Guard.
He accepted the Academic Distinction
Excellence Scholarship from University
of Texas at Dallas where he will attend
as a member of the Collegium V Honors
Program, majoring in Graphic Design and
Neuroscience.
Stephanie Grace Bledsoe is the daughter
of Marti and Steve Bledsoe. She is a Texas
Scholar, University Interscholastic League
Program graduate, member of Quill &
for High School Journalists and served as
Secretary for National Honor Society.
Yearbook, I, II and II, Textile & Apparel,
English I Pre-AP, Geometry Pre-AP, Show
Choir I, U.S. Government and Politics AP.
Stephanie was a three-year member of
the Lady Tigers Varsity Softball Team and
served as Editor-in-Chief for the Tiger
Yearbook. She was a two-year member of
THS Leadership and a four-year member
of Student Council, serving as Class
Representative. Stephanie was President
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Texarkana Gazette’s policy is to publish information
about the top ten graduates from area schools. Since
Texas High School uses the Cum Laude System for
ranking graduates and in an effort to recognize
all Honor Graduate students, TISD compensates
the Texarkana Gazette (as paid advertising) for
the additional column inches used to present the
additional Honor Graduate students.
of Rosebud Junior Garden Club, Vice
President of Students Against Destructive
Decisions and member of the Statistics
Club. She is a recipient of the Character First
Award for Citizenship, President’s Volunteer
Service Award and was a nominee for the
TISD Partners In Education Award for
Outstanding Student/Group. Stephanie
is a graduate of the Leadership Texarkana
Today’s Youth Tomorrow’s Leaders and
volunteers her time to Runnin’ WJ Ranch,
Tuesdays with Tigers, Randy Sams Shelter,
Make A Difference Day, Holidays at
Highland Park and Special Olympics. She
is a member of Williams Memorial United
Methodist Church where she teaches
Sunday School and volunteers for Vacation
Bible School. Stephanie will attend Texas A&M
University – College Station, majoring in
Food Science and Nutrition.
Ryan Castillo is the son of Kathy
and Joe Castillo. He is a Texas Scholar,
National Hispanic Scholar, Distinguished
Achievement Program graduate and member
of National Honor Society. He received Academic Awards for U.S.
History and Statistics.
Ryan was a four-year Letterman for the
TigerShark Swim Team and was named to
the All-State Team during his Junior and
Senior years and an Academic All-American.
He was a member of the Risk Club,
Statistics Club, Calculus Club and is an
active member of the Westside Church of
Christ Youth Group.
Ryan was offered academic scholarships
to University of New Mexico, New
College, Iowa State University, Louisiana
State University, Colorado University of
the Mines and University of Chicago.
He accepted an academic scholarship
from Abilene Christian University where
he will attend, majoring in Physics.
Marian Alana Hill is the daughter of
Dena and Michael Hill. She is a Texas
Scholar, member of National Honor Society
and Quill & Scroll International Honorary
Society for High School Journalists.
Geometry, Journalism, Newspaper I, II
and III and Photography I and II and was
the recipient of the Award of Excellence in
Journalism.
Marian was Captain of the TigerSharks
Varsity Swim Team, was named a Regional
Medalist in the 100 Butterfly, 200 Medley
Relay and 200 Freestyle Relay, All-State
Swimmer in the 200 Free Relay and the
200 Medley Relay and Freshman Swimmer
of the Year. She was Captain of the Varsity
Dive Team earning All-State Second Team
Diver and Academic All-American for
Swim and Dive. She was also a member of
the Lady Tiger Varsity Soccer Team earning
Second Team All-District Forward and
Academic All-State titles.
She was active in the THS Publications
Department as a member of the University
Interscholastic League Journalism Team,
Editor-In-Chief and Feature Editor-InChief for the Tiger Times newspaper and
earned Tops in Texas Award for Feature
Story Portrait, First Place for News Feature
and Portrait and Second Place for Double
Truck Design from the Interscholastic
League Press Conference. In Commercial
Photography, Marian was named
Outstanding Senior Student and received
two National Josten Photography Contest
awards.
Marian was a member of Student
Council, Photography Club, International
Club, Interact Club and Rosebud Junior
Garden Club, serving as Historian. She
was a Character First Award recipient
for Responsibility, First Runner Up to
Homecoming Queen and voted Most
Likely to Succeed.
She was offered academic scholarships
from Hendrix College, Centenary College,
Austin College and Texas Christian
University.
Marian accepted the Jared Beach
Memorial Scholarship and an academic
scholarship from Rhodes College where
she will attend, majoring in Biology &
Pre-Medicine.
Katherine Rose Holley is the daughter
of Shontaye and Dale Holley. She is a
Texas Scholar, Distinguished Achievement
Program graduate and member of National
Honor Society.
She was a member of Student Council,
Lady Tigers Soccer Team, Cross Country
Team, Basketball Team and Track Team
and was named Most Valuable Distance
Runner for Track and Academic All-State
for Soccer.
Katherine is actively involved in her
church youth group, Mission Texarkana,
Southwest Arkansas High School Rodeo
Association and the Red River Barrel
Racing Association.
She was offered an academic scholarship
from Ouachita Baptist University.
Katherine accepted the Jared Beach
Memorial Scholarship, Texas Student
Housing Scholarship, State of Texas
Top 10% Scholarship and an academic
scholarship from Texas A&M University
– College Station where she will attend,
majoring in Biology & Pre-Veterinarian
Medicine.
Hudson Reid Jameson is the son of
Ronda Jameson and Mike Jameson. He is a
Honor Society, serving as Vice President.
He received Academic Awards
in U.S. Government DC, Business
Image Management & Multi Media,
Internetworking Technology (CISCO II)
and was the Award of Excellence recipient
in Career & Technology. He completed an
Independent Research Project on Wireless
Insecurity.
Hudson was a member of the University
Interscholastic League Academic Team
for Computer Applications and Current
Issues & Events where he competed
on the Regional level. He played for
Texarkana Soccer Association and the Texas
Tigers Varsity Soccer Team earning Most
Scholastic and Academic All-State.
He participated in Student Council,
Calculus Club, Young Republicans,
Young Democrats and the THS Little
Theatre Company. Hudson was Founder
& President of the Computer Club and
named a Character First Award recipient
for Honesty.
Hudson started his own company,
HudCo Computer Solutions, which
specializes in computer repair and recently
obtained the CompTIA A+ Essentials and
Practical Application Certifications.
He accepted the Texas THECB Top
10% Scholarship as well as the College of
Engineering Dean’s Scholarship, Scholastic
Achievement Scholarship, Board of Regents
Chancellor Scholarship, Freshman Scholar
Scholarship and an academic scholarship
from University of North Texas where
he will attend, majoring in Computer
Engineering.
Nicholas Curtis Lewis is the son of
Tresa and Curtis Lewis, Jr. He is a Texas
Honor Society.
He received Academic Awards in
English, Geometry, History and Football,
the President Service Award for
volunteerism and was named a KTAL
Student of the Week.
Nicholas was a member of the Texas
Tigers Football Team, Track Team and
Powerlifting Team. In Football, he was
named Second Team Academic All-State,
Second Team All-District, Offensive Leader
of the Pack and was chosen as a KTBS
Student Athlete of the Week.
He was an active member of Student
Council, THS Leadership, Key Club,
Statistics Club and Calculus Club.
Nicholas was offered an academic
scholarship from Baylor University.
He accepted the Dunbar Alumni
Association
Scholarship,
Diversity
Awareness Scholarship and an academic
scholarship from the University of Texas
at Austin where he will attend, majoring in
Athletic Training & Pre-Medicine.
James Kaleb McCann is the son of
Pamela McCann and Kevin McCann. He is a Texas Scholar, Distinguished
Achievement Program graduate, member
of National Honor Society, Quill &
Scroll International Honorary Society for
High School Journalists and International
Thespian Society.
He was active in the University
Interscholastic League Academic Team for
Spelling and Vocabulary earning numerous
awards and Spanish Extemporaneous
Speaking where he earned Regional
competitions in the Southwest Arkansas
Foreign Language Alliance Festival and
First Place in State with the Arkansas State
Foreign Language Teachers Association
Festival.
James was a member of Student
Council, Choir, History Club, Calculus
Club, Statistics Club, International Club,
Students Against Destructive Decisions
and the Texas High Tigers Marching
Band, receiving First Place in Instrumental
Solo. He served as Vice President for
the Computer Club and the THS Little
Theatre Company.
He is an Eagle Scout, member of
Williams Memorial United Methodist
Church and has participated in Texarkana
Repertory Theatre productions.
James was offered academic scholarships
from Centenary College, Southern
Arkansas University and Texas A&M
University – College Station.
He will attend University of Texas at
Austin majoring in Business Administration
and Marketing.
Kayla Michelle Miller is the daughter
of Paula and Mike Miller. She is a Texas
Honor Society.
She received an Academic Award
in Environmental Science AP, was a
four-year member of the Lady Tiger Varsity
Golf Team and a Golf Regional Qualifier
in 2007.
Kayla was a member of the Calculus
Club and International Club. She
volunteers at The Oaks Assisted Living
facility and is an active member of the
Hampton Church of Christ Youth Group.
She received academic scholarships from
Baylor University, Texas A&M University
– Texarkana, Abilene Christian University
and a Texarkana College Rising Star
Scholarship.
Kayla accepted an academic scholarship
from Oklahoma Christian University
where she will attend, majoring in Nursing.
Jonathon William Quinnelly is the
son of Lisa and William Quinnelly. He is a
Program graduate, member of National
Honor Society and Quill & Scroll
International Honorary Society for High
School Journalists.
Biology I Pre-AP, English I Pre-AP, Art I,
Drawing II, Communication Graphics,
Chemistry I Pre-AP, Media Technology
I and II, English II AP, Macroeconomics
AP and the Certificate of Achievement for
Highest Grade in English I Pre-AP.
Jonathon earned a Superior Award
in the State Visual Art Scholastic Event
during his Sophomore and Junior years
and a Certificate of Recognition for
Artistic Accomplishment with three pieces
of his artwork being featured in a Texas
Commission on the Arts exhibit.
He is a graduate of Leadership
Leaders, was voted Junior Class Favorite,
is listed in Who’s Who Among American
High School Students and participated in
the Rotary Youth Leadership Camp as well
as the Shepperd Leadership Institute at
the University of Texas – Permian Basin. He received the President’s Volunteer
Service Award and was named a University
Interscholastic League Scholar.
Jonathan was involved in TigerVision,
First Priority, Business Professionals of
America, Art Club, Key Club, Student
Council and THS Leadership. He is an
active member of Wake Village First Baptist
Church.
He was offered the University of Arkansas
Chancellor’s Scholarship, Academic
Excellence Scholarship from Stephen F.
Austin State University and academic
scholarships from University of Mississippi,
Southern Arkansas University and Baylor
University.
Jonathan accepted the Terry Foundation
Scholar Scholarship, Board of Regents
Scholarship and the UNT Achievement
Scholarship from University of North Texas
where he will attend, majoring in General
Studies.
Tallon Nicole Reeves is the daughter
of Deidra and Jack Reeves. She is a Texas
Scholar, member of National Honor Society
and Quill & Scroll International Honorary
Society for High School Journalists.
She received an Academic Award in
English II Pre-AP and was the recipient of
the Award of Excellence in Leadership.
Tallon was a member of the Texas High
Highsteppers, earning Highest GPA during
all four years. She is a three-time AllAmerican Drill Team Member and earned
the Texas Highstepper of the Year Award.
THS Leadership, Students Against
Destructive Decisions, Rosebud Junior
Garden Club, THS Yearbook, Young
Republicans and Calculus Club.
Tallon is an active member of the
Circle J Cowboy Church and the Williams
Memorial United Methodist Church
Liturgical Dance Team, Youth Group and
Youth Advisory Council.
She accepted the Daughters of the
American Revolution Scholarship and will
attend Texas A&M University – College
Station, majoring in Biology & Physical
Therapy.
Brooke Elizabeth Trapp is the daughter
of Kay and Phillip Trapp. She is a Texas
Honor Society.
Geometry Pre-AP, World Geography
Pre-AP, Concert Band, Algebra II
Pre-AP, Spanish IV AP, Algebra II DC,
English III AP, Music Theory AP and
Statistics AP. She was an Award of
Excellence recipient for Band.
Brooke was a member of the Lady Tigers
Junior Varsity Soccer Team and the Texas
High Band serving as Band Captain and
Flute Section Leader. She was named to the
All-Region Band, the Four States Honor
Band and the State Solo & Ensemble
Contest Band.
She is a graduate of Leadership
Leaders and member of the Second Time
Around Band. Brooke is an active member
of the Girl Scouts earning the Bronze,
Silver and Gold Awards and a member of
the Walnut Church of Christ Youth Group.
Brooke was offered academic
scholarships from Baylor University,
Oklahoma Christian University and
Southern Arkansas University.
She accepted the Texas High School
Band Booster Scholarship, Avon
Foundation for Women Scholarship,
Girl Scouts of America Gold Award
Scholarship as well as the Award of
Excellence Scholarship, Piano Performance
Scholarship and Flute Scholarship from
Abilene Christian University where she will
attend, majoring in Piano Performance &
Flute.
Erin Elise Waddles is the daughter
of Angela and George Waddles. She is a
School Journalists.
She was a member of the Texas High
Band and Color Guard, four-time member
of the Four States Honor Band and was
named Color Guard of the Week.
Erin was involved in Student Council,
served as Treasurer for the Calculus Club
and was a member of the Tiger Times
newspaper staff receiving First Place Page
One Design from the Interscholastic
League Press Conference. She is an active member of Sunset
Missionary Baptist Church and earned the
President’s Volunteer Service Award for her
volunteer activities.
Erin was offered an academic scholarship
from University of Texas. She accepted an
academic scholarship from Washington
University in St. Louis where she will
attend, majoring in Computer Science &
Pre-Medicine.
MAGNA CUM LAUDE
GRADUATES
Laura Aguilar is the daughter of
Maria and Narcisco Aguilar. She is a
Honor Society.
Marketing and Child Development. Laura was a Midfielder for the Texas
Tigers Junior Varsity Soccer Team being
named Most Valuable Player. She served
as District VI President for DECA
travelling to Washington to represent area
students and competing in the National
Competition promoting literacy.
She is an active member of St. Edward’s
Catholic Church Youth Group.
Laura accepted the Billy Moses
Memorial Fund Scholarship, an academic
scholarship from Texas A&M University –
Texarkana and a Texarkana College Rising
Star Scholarship.
She will attend Texarkana College and
then transfer to Texas A&M University
– Texarkana, majoring in Pre-Medicine.
Martin McSeano Antoine, Jr. is the
son of Casundra and Martin Antoine,
Sr. He is a Texas Scholar, Distinguished
Achievement Program graduate and
member of National Honor Society. He received Academic Awards in
Macroeconomics AP, English IV, Anatomy
& Physiology, Geometry Pre-AP, Music
History, Algebra II Pre-AP and Spanish III
Pre-AP.
Martin was a member of the Texas
Tigers Varsity Football Team, named
Most Improved Defensive Player and
Second Team Academic All-Star. He was a
member of Student Council and Calculus
Club.
He was offered an academic scholarship
from Stephen F. Austin State University.
Martin accepted the Silas H. Hunt
Academic Scholarship from University of
Arkansas where he will attend, majoring in
Accounting.
Carlton James Bailey, Jr. is the son
of Kendolyn and Carlton Bailey. He is a
Honor Society, serving as President.
He was listed in Who’s Who Among
American High School Students and was
a candidate for The Gates Millennium
Scholarship.
Carlton was a four-year Letterman of
the Texas Tigers Varsity Baseball Team and
played on the 2009 4-A State Champion
Team. He was named First Team AllDistrict during his Sophomore and Junior
years and District MVP during his Senior
year. Carlton was invited to play in the
Texas State All-Star game and with Team
Texas, playing other state teams.
He was a member of Student Council,
THS Leadership and President of Calculus
Club.
Carlton was offered academic and
athletic scholarships from University of
Miami, Stanford University, University of
Texas, Baylor University, Tufts University,
Boston College and Southern Arkansas
University. He accepted an academic scholarship
from Harvard University where he will
attend, majoring in Business and Pre-Law.
Kaitlyn Michelle Benbow is the
daughter of Sherry and Bryan Benbow. She is a Texas Scholar, Distinguished
member of National Honor Society.
Government, Economics, Integrated Physics
and Chemistry.
Kaitlyn was a member of the Lady
Tigers Varsity Soccer Team, Varsity Cheer
Squad, Student Council, Rosebud Junior
Garden Club and Young Republicans.
She accepted a scholarship from the
Bobby J. and Anne H. Benbow Trust
and will attend Texas A&M University –
College Station, majoring in Business and
Pre-Law.
Alana Dawn Briley is the daughter
of Darlene and Harvey Briley. She is a
Honor Society.
Spanish I, English III, Ready Set Teach I,
Apparel and Government AP.
Alana was a member of the Lady
Tigers Varsity Soccer Team earning Most
Improved Player, Second Team All-District
Forward, Most Valuable Offensive Player
and was named an All-American Scholar
for the West Region by the National Soccer
Coaches Association of America. As a
member of the Lady Tigers Varsity Track
Team, Alana earned Second Place District
in the 400m, Second Place District in
the 800m and First Place District in the
1600m Relay.
Secretary of International Club and
President of the MIC Club and Debate
Club. Alana was actively involved in the
THS Little Theatre Company working on
musical and set construction, MIC Club
Neighborhood Clean Up, Holiday Soccer
Camp and as a Vacation Bible School
helper.
Alana was offered a Texarkana College
Rising Star Scholarship.
She accepted the Watty Myers Athletic
Scholarship, Jared Beach Memorial
Scholarship, Noon Lions Club Scholarship
and an academic scholarship from Texas
A&M University – Texarkana where she
will attend prior to transferring to the
University of Texas – Austin, majoring in
Foreign Language Education.
John Anderson Butler is the son of
Karen and Dean Butler. He is a Texas
School Journalists. He was a member of the Texas Tigers
Tennis Team, Baseball Team, Commercial
Photography Club, Statistics Club and
Calculus Club, serving as Vice President.
from Princeton University.
John accepted the Arkansas Lottery
from Ouachita Baptist University where
he will attend, majoring in Biology and
Chemistry.
Kaitlynn Daniell Cox is the daughter of
Carole and J.R. Cox. She is a Texas Scholar,
Society and Quill & Scroll International
Honorary Society for High School
Journalists. She received Academic Awards in
Chemistry I Honors, U.S. History DC,
U.S. Government and Politics AP.
Kaitlynn was a four-year Letterman for
the Lady Tigers Varsity Soccer Team where
she earned Second Team All-District Midfield
during her Junior year and First Team
All-District Midfield during her Senior
year. She was named an All-American
Scholar for the West Region by the National
Soccer Coaches Association of America,
All-Tournament during the 2010 Border City
Shootout and Academic All-State.
THS Leadership and served as Business
Manager for the Tiger Yearbook. Kaitlynn
received the Character First Award for
Perseverance and the President’s Volunteer
Service Award. She has volunteered her
time with Tuesdays with Tigers, Runnin’
WJ Ranch, Holiday Soccer Camp, Teacher
Appreciation Day, Special Olympics and
American Heart Week.
Kaitlynn was offered academic
scholarships from Centenary College, Lyon
College and Abilene Christian University. She accepted the Texas High School
VIPS Scholarship, Jared Beach Memorial
from University of Central Arkansas where
she will attend, majoring in Health Sciences
& Physical Therapy.
Shundrea Shanese Flowers is the
daughter of Sheila Flowers. She is a Texas
Scholar,
Distinguished
Achievement
Honor Society.
She was the recipient of an Academic
Award in Interior Design & Apparel and
the President’s Volunteer Service Award.
Shundrea was a member of Student
Council, Calculus Club, Key Club,
Rosebud Junior Garden Club and Texas
High Highsteppers.
She accepted an academic scholarship
from Stephen F. Austin State University
where she will attend, majoring in Interior
Design & Business.
Jennifer Rose Garrett is the daughter of
Michele Garrett and Jerry Garrett. She is a
Honor Society.
She received Academic Awards for
Government, Leadership and Math Models,
as well as the Presidential Leadership Award.
Jennifer was a four-year member of
Student Council, Senior Class Vice President
and served as Captain of the Texas Tigers
Varsity Cheer Squad. She was actively
involved in THS Leadership, Young
Republicans, Young Life and Tuesdays with
Tigers.
She accepted an academic scholarship to
Texas A&M University – Texarkana where
she will attend, majoring in Education.
Matthew James Hendrickson is the
son of Lisa and Jim Hendrickson. He is a
Honor Society.
He was a member of the Texas Tigers
Golf Team, Student Council and Risk Club. Matthew is an Eagle Scout, volunteers for
the Randy Sams Shelter and is an active
member of St. James Episcopal Church
where he serves as a Thurifer.
Matthew was offered the Mulerider
Success Scholarship from Southern
Arkansas University.
He will attend the College of Arts &
Sciences at the University of Texas.
Garrett Wade Krobot is the son of
Shelley and Randy Krobot. He is a Texas
Scholar, Distinguished Achievement Program
graduate, University Interscholastic League
Scholar and member of National Honor
Society, serving as Parliamentarian.
He was Secretary of Student Council
and attended both the State and National
Conventions. Garrett was a member of
THS Leadership, Calculus Club, Key Club,
International Club and Vice President of
Young Republicans.
Garrett was a four-year Letterman for
the Texas Tigers Football Team receiving
the Fighting Heart Award and Academic
All-State Honorable Mention. He is a graduate of Leadership Texarkana’s
Today’s Youth Tomorrow’s Leaders, attended
the Rotary Youth Leadership Camp and
received the Rotary Youth Leadership Award. Garrett was invited to attend the People
to People Ambassador Program and was
named a Character First Award recipient for
Responsibility.
Garrett earned the President’s Volunteer
Service Award and the Hero Award for
Gold Status as a blood donor. He is an
active volunteer for Runnin’ WJ Ranch,
Randy Sams Shelter, Special Olympics,
Tuesdays with Tigers, Highland Park
Historic District Fall Festival and a member
of Heritage Baptist Church.
Garrett was offered academic scholarships
from Stephen F. Austin State University and
Southern Arkansas University.
He accepted the Texarkana Area
A&M Club Scholarship and an academic
– College Station where he will attend
the Mays Business School, majoring in
Management.
Joshua Eugene Lacy is the son of Nancy
Lacy and Tim Lacy. He is a Texas Scholar,
graduate and member of National Honor
Society. He was a member of the Texas
Tigers Baseball Team and was active in
TigerVision. Joshua is an Eagle Scout, Red
Cross Lifeguard and an active member of
First Baptist Church where he is involved
in Fusion Ministries.
He accepted the Ferguson Scholarship
and the Ouachita Baptist University
Scholars Scholarship where he will attend
the Honors Program, majoring in English
and Christian Studies and serving as a
member of the Football Team.
John Kaleb Loe is the son of Shauna
and John Loe. He is a Texas Scholar and
member of National Honor Society. He received Academic Awards in Metal
Fabrication and Agriculture Mechanics I
and II. John was a member of the Texas High
Band, DECA, Future Farmers of America
and 4-H Club.
He will attend Texarkana College
specializing in Welding, Auto Body &
Small Engine Repair Vocational Programs.
Willie Gene McClure III is the son of
Beverly and Willie McClure. He is a Texas
Society.
Chemistry I Pre-AP, Algebra II Pre-AP and
English IV DC.
Willie was a member of the Texas Tigers
Varsity Basketball Team serving as Team
Captain and Most Valuable Player during
his Junior and Senior years. He was named
First Team All-District, Academic AllDistrict, District Most Valuable Player,
All-District Most Valuable Player and First
Team All-Area. Willie was also actively
involved in Student Council.
He was offered academic and athletic
scholarships from Stephen F. Austin State
University, Southern Arkansas University
and Wiley College.
Willie accepted the Dennie Meisinger
Scholarship and the Presidential and
Academic Achievement Scholarships from
University of North Texas where he will
attend, majoring in Biology and Business.
Megan Denise Mervish is the
daughter of Susan Mervish and the late
Randy Mervish. She is a Texas Scholar,
Society. She was a member of Rosebud Junior
Garden Club, Student Council, THS
Leadership and is actively involved in the
St. Edward’s Catholic Church Senior Youth
Group.
Megan accepted an academic scholarship
from Texas A&M University where she will
attend, majoring in General Studies.
Weston Blake Mills is the son of
Deborah and Ron Mills. He is a Texas
Scholar,
Distinguished
Achievement
Honor Society. He received Academic Awards in
Architectural Graphics, Keyboarding, Brass
Ensemble and Forensics.
Wes was a member of Student Council,
Calculus Club, Interact Club and the THS
Band earning All-Region Band during the
past three years. He is an Eagle Scout and
volunteers his time as a Camp Preston Hunt
Scout Day Camp Counselor, Juror for Teen
Court, Usher for the Perot Theatre and
Volunteer Assistant with Junior Cotillion.
He was selected for the Rotary Youth
Leadership Award program and completed
the Caddo Area Council Junior Leadership
Program. Wes received the Gold Cup
for five years of Superior Rating in the
National Federation Junior Festival Piano
Competition, was selected to attend the
University of Texas Summer Academy
in Architecture and served as a Student
Ambassador for the People To People
program participating in service projects
abroad and throughout the U.S. He is
a member of Hardy Memorial United
Methodist Church and participates in the
Youth Group and the Community Meal
program.
Wes was offered the Presidential
Scholarship from Centenary College,
a Millsaps Award and Second Century
Scholarship from Millsaps College, AP/IB
Award and the Mood Scholar Award
Scholarships from Southwestern University
and an academic scholarship from Southern
Arkansas University.
He accepted the Odyssey Honors,
Distinction Award in Global Awareness,
the Hendrix Scholarship and an academic
scholarship from Hendrix College where
he will attend, majoring in Biology &
Pre-Medicine.
James Morriss Norton is the son of Lisa
and Charles Norton. He is a Texas Scholar
and member of National Honor Society. He was a member of the Calculus
Club and a four-year Letterman for the
TigerShark Swim Team, receiving the
Academic All-American Award.
James is an Eagle Scout with Bronze and
Gold Palms and was the Vigil Recipient
of the Order of the Arrow BSA Honor
Association, the highest award that can
be achieved in Scouting. Additionally, he
earned the Caddo Area Council Order of
the Arrow Distinguished Service Award, the
God & Country Award, was named Camp
Pioneer Lodge Chief and represented area
Boy Scouts during the 100 Year Anniversary
at the World Jamboree in England. James
is a member of First Presbyterian Church,
participating in their Praise Band.
from Centenary College. James accepted an academic scholarship
from Ouachita Baptist University where
he will attend, majoring in Chemistry and
Music.
Logan Rush Rainey is the son of
Stephanie and Jimmy Rainey. He is a Texas
Society.
He was a Catcher and four-year
Letterman for the Texas Tigers Varsity
Baseball Team, playing on the 2009 4-A
State Championship Team and assisting with
youth baseball camps during the summer.
Logan was a member of Student
Council, Calculus Club, Statistics Club,
Risk Club, Young Republicans and has
played piano for nine years.
He was offered academic scholarships
from Southern Arkansas University, Texas
A&M University – College Station and the
Freshman Scholarship from University of
North Texas. Logan will attend the University
of Arkansas – Fayetteville majoring in
Bio-Engineering.
Caitlin Michelle Seale is the daughter
of Rebecca and Richard Seale. She is a
Texas Scholar and member of National
Honor Society. She was a member of the THS
Volleyball, Basketball and Softball Teams
and was actively involved in Rosebud
Junior Garden Club, Young Republicans,
Student Council, Art Club, Statistics
Club and Psychology Club. She is a
member of Walnut Church of Christ
and participates in art classes at the Artist
Hideaway.
She accepted an academic scholarship
from Oklahoma Christian University where
she will attend, majoring in Mechanical
Engineering.
Charles Wayne Smith is the son of
Carol and Charles Smith. He is a Texas
Scholar,
Distinguished
Achievement
Honor Society.
Physics, Math Models, Government DC
and Economics and was named the Award
of Excellence recipient in Social Studies.
Wayne was a member of Student
Council and a four-year Letterman for
the Texas Tigers Soccer Team, serving as
Captain three of those years. He earned
Academic All-State in Soccer from the
Texas Association of Soccer Coaches and
was voted Most Improved during his
Freshman year, Second Team All-District
Goalkeeper and Sophomore of the Year
Runner Up during his Sophomore year and
First Team All-District Goalkeeper during
his Junior and Senior years. He was offered academic scholarships
from East Texas Baptist University,
Midwestern State University, University of
Texas at Tyler and University of Central
Arkansas.
Wayne accepted the Minton’s Sportsplex
Athletic Scholarship and an academic
scholarship from Ouachita Baptist
University where he will attend, majoring
in History and Education and serving as a
member of the Soccer Team.
Travesa Eliza Watts is the daughter
of Frances and Travis Watts. She is a
Honor Society. She received an Academic Award for
Marketing Dynamics DC and was a member
of the Texas Tigers Junior Varsity Tennis
Team.
Travesa was involved in Student Council,
Interact Club, DECA, Zeta Phi Beta Sorority
Archonettes Club and Rosebud Junior
Garden Club, serving as Secretary.
She was offered a Texarkana College
Rising Star Scholarship.
Travesa accepted an academic scholarship
from Texas A&M University – Texarkana
where she will attend, majoring in Nursing.
Morgan Brittany Wood is the daughter
of Kathy and Greg Wood. She is a Texas
Scholar, Distinguished Achievement Program
Society.
Young Republicans, four-year member of
the Texas High Highsteppers Drill Team
and completed an Independent Research
Project during her Junior year.
Morgan was chosen as the 2008 Texarkana
Boots and Saddle Club Queen, 2008 Little
River County Queen and the 2008 Four
States Fair and Rodeo Queen. She is a
14-year dance student and was a Top Ten
Finalist in Barrel Racing and Pole Bending
for the Southwest Arkansas High School
Rodeo Association.
She was offered academic scholarships
from Houston Baptist University, Texas
Christian University, Southern Arkansas
University, Texas A&M University –
Texarkana as well as an the Provost’s Gold
from Baylor University.
Morgan accepted the Joey Ranch
Scholarship, Texarkana Area A&M Club
Scholarship, the State of Texas Top10%
from Texas A&M University – College
Station where she will attend, majoring in
Biomedical Science.
Lane Alexander Youngblood is the
son of Sharon and Darryl Youngblood. He is a Texas Scholar, Distinguished
of International Thespian Society and
National Honor Society, serving as
Co-President.
He was voted Most Friendly Boy and
was a member of the Texas Tigers Varsity
Cross Country Team, Student Council,
THS Little Theatre Company and President
of Texas Association of Future Educators. Lane was actively involved in the
University Interscholastic League Academic
Team in Current Events, Ready Writing,
Spelling and Vocabulary where he advanced
to the Regional Level during three of his
four years.
Lane was offered academic scholarships
from Henderson State University and
Baylor University.
He accepted an academic scholarship
from Tulane University where he will
attend, majoring in Biology and Art.
CUM LAUDE
GRADUATES
John Miller Brooks is the son of Tiffany
and Mike Leherr. He is a Texas Scholar,
member of National Honor Society and
Quill & Scroll International Honorary
Society for High School Journalists. Miller
will attend Pennsylvania State University,
majoring in Business.
Lauren Ashley Brooks is the daughter
of Jessica and Derek Ballard. She is a
Honor Society. Lauren accepted the
Scentsy Family Foundation Scholarship,
Fred J. Miller Leadership Scholarship, Texas
High School Band Booster Scholarship and
an academic scholarship from Texas A&M
University – Texarkana where she will
attend, majoring in Nursing.
Stephanie Ruth Clement is the
daughter of Darla and Allen Clement. She is a Texas Scholar, Distinguished
Achievement Program graduate and a
member of National Honor Society. Stephanie was offered academic scholarships
from Ouachita Baptist University and
Southern Arkansas University. She
accepted an academic scholarship from
University of Arkansas – Fayetteville where
she will attend, majoring in Pharmacology.
Sherry Alexandra Compton is the
daughter of Sherry Alexander and Keith
Compton. She is a Texas Scholar and
graduate. Sherry accepted a Texarkana
College Rising Star Scholarship where she
will attend, majoring in Nursing.
Natalie Keaton Cordray is the
daughter of Kelly and Greg Cordray. She is a Texas Scholar, Distinguished
Achievement Program graduate and a
member of National Honor Society. Keaton was offered the Aggie Mom’s
Club Scholarship. She accepted the
Post 9/11 GI Bill Scholarship and
an academic scholarship from Ouachita
Baptist University where she will attend,
majoring in Biology & Pre-Dental
Medicine.
Alayna Camille Cummings is the
daughter of Robbin and Adam Cummings. She is a Texas Scholar and a Distinguished
Achievement Program graduate. Alayna
Texas A&M University – Texarkana where
she will attend, majoring in Biology.
Willis Lee Ellis III is the son of
Deborah Ellis and Willis Ellis, Jr. He is
a Texas Scholar and member of National
Honor Society. Willis will attend Texas
A&M University – Texarkana, majoring in
Computer Sciences.
De’Janae Kalyse Farr is the daughter
of Tammy Farr and Herbert Farr. She is
a Texas Scholar and member of National
Honor Society. De’Janae accepted the
Diversity Awareness Scholarship and will
attend University of Oklahoma, majoring
in Nursing.
Mackenzie Nicole Hammer is the
daughter of Regina Hammer and Jeffrey
Hammer. She is a Texas Scholar. Mackenzie
was offered academic scholarships from
Central Baptist University and LeTourneau
University. She accepted the Jared Beach
Memorial Scholarship. Mackenzie will
attend University of Arkansas – Fayetteville,
majoring in Political Science & Pre-Law.
Kaleigh Brooke Harmon is the
daughter of Shelly Harmon. She is a
Texas Scholar, member of National Honor
Society and International Thespian Society. Kaleigh accepted the Texas HighSteppers
Scholarship and will attend University of
Central Arkansas, majoring in Biology &
Physical Therapy.
Destiny Dashelle Holley is the
daughter of Cindy and Joe Dastillon. She is a Texas Scholar, Distinguished
Achievement Program graduate, member of
National Honor Society and Quill & Scroll
School Journalists. Destiny was offered
an academic scholarship from Southern
Arkansas University. She accepted an
academic scholarship from University
of Arkansas – Little Rock where she will
attend, majoring in Nursing.
Kaylia Raeshawn Houff is the daughter
of Charnell and Cecil Houff. She is a
Honor Society. Kaylia accepted the Texas
High School VIPS Scholarship and the
Christi Watson Scholarship. She will
attend University of Arkansas – Little Rock,
majoring in Nursing & Pre-Medicine. Rocky Martin Hudson is the son of
Cindy and Rocky Hudson. He is a Texas
Society. Rocky was offered academic
scholarships from Centenary College, Texas
A&M University and Southern Arkansas
University. He accepted the Provost’s Gold
Scholarship from Baylor University where
he will attend, majoring in Pre-Medicine.
Cori Colleen Jackson is the daughter
of Cathrine and Ron Jackson. She is a
Honor Society. Cori will attend University
of Arkansas – Fayetteville, majoring in
Biology & Pre-Medicine.
James Austin Lloyd is the son of Rita
and Craig Lloyd. He is a Texas Scholar
and member of National Honor Society. James accepted the Dr. John Nancy Henry
Scholarship and will attend Texarkana
College followed by University of Arkansas
for Medical Sciences – Little Rock,
majoring in Nursing.
Rosalyn Mishelle Loudermilk is
the daughter of Sheri Cook and Henry
Loudermilk. She is a Texas Scholar,
Distinguished Achievement Program graduate
and member of National Honor Society. Rosalyn was offered academic scholarships
from University of Arkansas and Southern
Arkansas University. She accepted the
WalMart Foundation Scholarship and
WalMart Associates Scholarship. She will
attend University of North Texas, majoring
in Education.
Shemariah Grace Matlock is the
daughter of Carletta Matlock. She is a
Program graduate, AVID graduate and
member of National Honor Society. Shemariah was offered the University of
North Texas Emerald Eagle Scholarship
and academic scholarships from Philander
Smith, Houston Baptist University and
Prairie View A&M University. She accepted
the AVID Scholarship and the Dean’s Gold
Scholarship from Baylor University where
Pre-Medicine.
Danielle Tia Mays is the daughter of
Kandhi and Frank Mays. She is a Texas
Scholar,
Distinguished
Achievement
Honor Society, Quill & Scroll International
Journalists and International Thespian
Society. Danielle will attend Oklahoma
State University, majoring in Psychology.
Logan Dawn McCormick is the
daughter of Kelli and Joseph McCormick. She is a Texas Scholar, Distinguished
of National Honor Society, Quill & Scroll
School Journalists and National Society of
High School Scholars. Logan will attend
Texas A&M University – Texarkana,
majoring in Business Administration.
John Harris Melde is the son of Angela
and Al Melde. He is a Texas Scholar,
Society, Quill & Scroll International
Journalists and International Thespian
Society. John will attend University of
North Texas, majoring in Radio, Television
& Film Production.
Joshua Remington Moore is the son
of Rhenee and Phillip S. Moore. He is a
Honor Society. Joshua was offered an
academic scholarship from Henderson
State University. He accepted an academic
scholarship from University of Central
Arkansas where he will attend, majoring in
Elementary Education. Cheri Kaitlyn Porterfield is the
daughter of Pam and Mike Porterfield. She is a Texas Scholar, Distinguished
of National Honor Society and Quill &
for High School Journalists. Kaitlyn was
offered academic scholarships from Texas
A&M University and Southern Arkansas
University. She accepted an academic
scholarship from Stephen F. Austin State
University where she will attend, working
as a Photographer on the Newspaper Staff
and majoring in Graphic Design.
MAGNA
CUM LAUDE
Aguilar
Antoine
Bailey
Benbow
Briley
Butler
Cox
Flowers
Garrett
Hendrickson
Krobot
Lacy
Loe
McClure
Mervish
Mills
Norton
Rainey
Seale
Smith
Watts
Wood
Joseph Samuel Price is the son of
Marilyn and John Price. He is a Texas
Scholar,
Distinguished
Achievement
Honor Society, serving as President. Joseph
Oklahoma State University where he will
attend, majoring in Philosophy.
Labreaya Donette Ridley is the
daughter of Ella Gray. She is a Texas Scholar. She accepted an academic scholarship
from the University of Oklahoma where
Pre-Medicine.
Zachary Rolfe Robertson is the
son of Tammy Littleton Robertson and
Dick Robertson. He is a Texas Scholar,
Society. Zachary accepted the THS Band
Boosters Scholarship, George McWilliams
from Texas A&M University – Texarkana
where he will attend, majoring in Computer
Science.
Taylor Leigh Robnett is the daughter
of Melodie White and Dustin Robnett. She is a Texas Scholar, Distinguished
member of National Honor Society. Taylor
will attend Texarkana College, majoring in
Physical Therapy.
Michael Carlo Saporito is the son of
Jacqueline and Joseph Saporito. He is a
Honor Society. Michael was offered an
academic scholarship from Centenary
College. He will attend Baylor University
majoring in Business Administration.
Peter Rudolph Schneider is the son
of Ryan and Monty Murry and Matt
Schneider. He is a Texas Scholar and
member of National Honor Society. Peter accepted the Bill Lively Scholarship
and an athletic scholarship from Henderson
State University where he will attend,
majoring in Chemistry and serving as a
member of the Swim Team. Taylor Bernice Nicole Smith is the
daughter of Federia and Chet Smith. She
is a Texas Scholar and member of National
Honor Society. Taylor accepted the Red
River Federal Credit Union Scholarship,
Iota Phi Lambda Sorority, Inc. Scholarship
and the Maverick Promise Scholarship
from University of Texas – Arlington where
she will attend, majoring in Nursing.
Aylin Rena Aisha Sozen is the daughter
of Ayse Sozen and Alonzo Pierce. She
is a Texas Scholar and a Distinguished
Achievement Program graduate. Aylin will
attend Texas A&M University – Texarkana,
majoring in Journalism. Nathaniel Aaron Sorenson is the son of
Paula and Marney Sorenson. He is a Texas
Scholar and Distinguished Achievement
Program graduate. Nathan was offered
athletic scholarships from University of
Kansas, Kansas State University, Texas
Christian University, Baylor University,
University of Mississippi, University
of North Carolina and University of
Missouri. He accepted an athletic
scholarship to Oklahoma State University
where he will attend, majoring in Business
Administration & Pre-Law and serve as a
member of the Football Team.
Ashlee Paige Stanton is the daughter of
Penny and Kenny Stanton. She is a Texas
Scholar. Ashley was offered an academic
– Texarkana. She accepted a Texarkana
College Rising Star Scholarship where she
will attend, majoring in Biology.
Katherine Jeanette Thompson is the
daughter of Stephen Thompson and the late
Denise Thompson. She is a Texas Scholar
and member of National Honor Society. Katie accepted an athletic scholarship
from Mesa State University where she will
attend, majoring in Business and serving as
a member of the Swim Team. Tiffany Allison Thompson is the
daughter of Sherrie and Chuck Thompson. She is a Texas Scholar, Distinguished
of National Honor Society and Quill &
Scroll International Honorary Society for
High School Journalists. She accepted the
Jared Beach Memorial Scholarship and
the Dean’s Academic Merit Scholarship
from University of Arkansas – Little Rock
where she will attend, majoring in Animal
Science.
Bi-Isha Rishade Wrightner is the
daughter of Bobbie Wrightner. She is a
Honor Society. Bi-Isha will attend
University of Arkansas – Fayetteville,
majoring in Nursing. Youngblood
CUM LAUDE
Brooks
Brooks
Clement
Compton
Cordray
Cummings
Ellis
Farr
Hammer
Harmon
Holley
Houff
Hudson
Jackson
Lloyd
Loudermilk
Matlock
Mays
McCormick
Melde
Moore
Porterfield
Price
Ridley
Robertson
Robnett
Saporito
Schneider
Smith
Sozen
Sorenson
Stanton
Thompson
Thompson
Wrightner

Texas High School Names 2010 Honor Graduates

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