May 2023

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is the daughter of Jessica Sexton and Dustin Sexton. She plans to attend BRTC to get her basics, and then transfer to a university to get a degree in education to enable her to teach at an elementary school. She was a member of FFA and FCLA (ninth – 12th), and a junior historian her freshman year. Her favorite memory is being in Mrs. Conley’s ninth grade enrichment class and she would like to be remembered as a kind and compassionate person.

plans for the future are to go to college for business and entrepreneurship. He then wants to own his own business. Aden, the son of Adam and Penney Baggett, played baseball (ninth – 12th), tennis (10th – 12th) and basketball (9th – 12th). In his junior and senior years, Aden was in Beta and FFA. Looking back, he said his favorite memory was when he got president. Aden would like to be remembered as “the King of Piggott High School”.

is the daughter of Vanessa Holt and the late Chris Holt and stepdad Raymond Rankin. Her plans for the future include marrying the love of her life and going to college to become a teacher. She was in the art club in her junior and senior years and in choir in grades nine through twelve. Jessica’s favorite memory is the art club field trip to Branson in 2022. The quiet girl in the back of the class is how she would like to be remembered.

has after graduation. Going on trips with friends is her favorite memory and she would like to be remembered as funny and caring. She is the daughter of Randy and Patty Covert. Autumn was a cheerleader during her junior year and was in the band color guard for her freshman and sophomore years. She was an officer for FCCLA in eleventh grade, in Beta from her sophomore through senior years, a junior historian her freshman year and in FFA in ninth, tenth and eleventh grades.

daughter of Nora Cooper, said her favorite memory of school was when she made a scarecrow and went to Pumpkin Hollow with her friends and art class. Her plans after graduating are to get an apartment close to her brother and start her own business and take online courses when needed. She says thanks to the support of her friends she has confidence in her skills. “Be true to yourself and don’t let others change you, normal is overrated anyways,” she stated. Becky would like to be remembered as the quiet kid who never gave up. The light that shines in dark places. Peace out listeners!

is the son of David and Lora Timms. He plans to go straight to work after graduation.

plans to go to work at Yamato Steel, get married and have one baby boy after he graduates. He was active in FFA in the ninth through 12th grade. His favorite memory is being in Mr. McCluskey’s seventh hour his junior year and watching Jake spray fart spray in the room. Hunter would like to be remembered by his nickname of Beevis. He is the son of Samantha and Kevin Reeves.

plans to go to Arkansas State University for band. He was a member of Piggott Mohawk Marching band all throughout his high school years. He was also in the POP band and concert band and was in art club his senior year. He is the son of Chris Price and Maryanne Price. He would like to be remembered as the guy who can play the saxophone.

the son of Jessica Holifield, plans to work at Piggott Community Hospital when he graduates. He participated in bowling, basketball and track in grades nine through eleven. Winning a game of Farkle in Mrs. Swann’s class and making Kaiden so mad that his face was as red as a tomato is Dustin’s favorite school memory. A funny guy that just liked to laugh and have a good time is how he would like to be remembered.