Graduation season is here! For family and friends of the graduate that means finding an appropriate gift. And what could be better than something that would help the new grad navigate the next four years like a ‘pro’ and save time, frustration, and money.
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.
He is the son of Holly Cavaness. His future plans include playing football at Culver Stockton. Skyler was on the football team and volunteered at the nursing home. He would like to be remembered as a funny kindhearted
is the son of Leigh Ann and David Jones. His future plans are to attend college and become a coach and a math teacher. Kameron played basketball and baseball. He was in math club, science club, pep club and FBLA. He was on the honor roll and a member of the National Honor Society. His favorite school memory was making the Final Four in basketball and making memories with his friends throughout the season. Kameron would like to be remembered as dependable, kind, caring, respectful and funny.
daughter of Brian and Lori Haley, plans to move to Conway and live with her sister and her fiancé’ after graduation. While there she plans to help take care of the fur babies and go to UCA and graduate with a nursing degree. Her plans also include getting rich and becoming more boujie and richer than her siblings. Anna was in cheer during her freshman, sophomore and junior years and softball in her junior year. She was also in FBLA and Beta during her freshman through senior years. Her favorite school memory was the time they were on a school field trip and their bus driver accidentally scraped the side of the bus with a truck in the Casey’s parking lot. Anna would like to be remembered as the Lululemon Girl.
says his plans after graduation are undefined at the time. He played football during his four years of high school and was in FFA from freshman through senior years. His favorite memory is making Noah do dumb things since ninth grade. Dillon is the son of Jennifer Champ.
the daughter of Kerri Blackwell and the late Gene Blackwell, plans to attend BRTC to receive a phlebotomy certification, and then transfer elsewhere to receive a lab technician degree. Other plans include marrying her high school sweetheart and move to somewhere warm. Taylor was in cheer through her freshman to senior years, was in band her freshman and junior years. Her other activities include Beta and art club from ninth grade through twelfth grade, FCCLA in senior year and junior historian freshman year. Taylor’s favorite school memory is when debating if cheer was a sport with Mr. H. and he threw a foam football at her and said,” I guess now we know why you are a cheerleader.” A very dedicated and kind person is how Taylor would like to be remembered.
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.”