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 Katie Stanley and Rickey Stanley. Her future plans include starting to work in the clothing or makeup industry. During her high school career she was involved in band, cheer, basketball, softball and color guard. She was on the honor roll and was a member of Renaissance. Her favorite school memory is prom, she loved getting super dressed up. Alexius would like to be remembered as being helpful and a social butterfly.
His future plans include attending BRTC to become a mechanic. He is the son of Tony and Kara golden. Andrew was in FFA and volunteered at the Rector Food Pantry. He had all A’s his senior year, received Bronze Work Keys certificate, was CTE Program Completer in Agricultural Power, Structural & Technical Systems and CTE Program Completer in Animal Systems. When asked how he would like to be remembered, Andrew answered, “find me in the “do not disturb” signs.”
favorite school memory is coming to Piggott from private school and being immediately taken in by the students at Piggott. He noted that he has the best friends at Piggott, friends that he will hopefully have for the rest of his life. Attending BRTC and working toward a master electrician degree is his plans for the future and hopes to someday have his own electrical company. Michael, the son of Andy andAshley Haywood, would like to be remembered as the guy with the first and best mullet at school. He played basketball his freshman and sophomore year, baseball from freshman through his senior year and played golf from ninth grade through eleventh grade and Greene County 4-H shooting sports and WHEP team during his freshmen through senior years. He was also active in many clubs including Campground 4-H, Beta, PACE, and FFA during his high school years. He is also an Eagle Boy Scout.
daughter of Julie and Shannon Smart, would like to be remembered as the tall, athletic blonde. Her favorite school memory is when Gilbee left the sink running in Mr. Johnson’s room all night and the floors were covered with water the next morning. Grace plans to do her basics at BRTC then transfer to SEMO. She wants to become a neonatal nurse at St. Francis Medical Center, get a big five-bedroom house and have four kids. Grace was active in volleyball, softball and ran track as well as being in FBLA, FFA and Beta.
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.
would like to be remembered as an honest person. He is the son of Carla Morrow and Reo Morrow. His future plans include going to college at ASU for welding and CNA classes possibly. His favorite school memory is meeting Sean K. and D.
has planned for the future. He is the son of Tony and Kara Golden. Austin was in FFA and band. He was on the football team, trap team and Mechanics team. He received Work Keys Career Readiness Bronze Certificate CDE. His favorite school memory is anything ag related. Austin would like to be remembered as Golden.
Jordan Williamson’s future plans are to get a job and get her own house. She is the daughter of Jennifer Singleton.