Photos by Pat Hodges. Gallery attached below.
As the final days of the school year approach, so do the assemblies and ceremonies. Centralia High School held its annual Academic Pep Assembly on Friday, honoring students as well as the faculty & staff for the hard work they’ve put in this school year. The assembly saw students awarded for achievements such as being scholar performers, scholar athletes, giving 110%, performing well on their AP exams, and standing out to their peers and teachers. Students were also awarded for being in the top ten of their class. Three outstanding teachers were awarded the “Making a Difference” award, as nominated by students whose lives they impacted. Also awarded were the “Athlete of the Year” award, a special award from Dr. Shipley, and the infamous senior superlatives, better known as the “Senior Mosts.” The assembly was also graced by student performers, providing entertainment with their incredible performing talents.
Freshmen Top Ten (in alphabetical order):
Mercedes Allen, Aurora Amason, Reed Ashford, Harmony Barnes, Kaylee Bowdler, Hattie Castleman, Audra Davis, Emma Heern, Sabrena Johnson, and Carter Lorence
Sophomore Top Ten (in alphabetical order):
Cecilia Barrow, Eli Blair, Brayden Carpenter, Madi Francois, Thomas Ha, Ziya Hawk, Andrew Martin, Sabre Schriefer, Rylie Timmons, and Aniah Young
Junior Top Ten (in alphabetical order):
Sophia Barrow, Madison Carroll, Calvin Hargrove, Annika Koester, Manuela Maco, Meredith May, Gabe Peeck, Aubri Thompson, Cam Tomlianovich, and John Veller
Senior Top Ten (in alphabetical order):
Katelyn Alli, Titus Ashford, Maliyah Battle, Caitlyn Bone, Drew Camp, Zoe Dodd, Will Graham, Ian Justice, Caleb Martin, and Makensie Pearson
Making a Difference:
Senior Special Award:
Carson Green
CHS Athlete(s) of the Year:
Girls: Raelyn Dearing and Blaike Knolhoff
Boys: JehChys Brown
Performances:
Snaps – Ciara Newcomb and Reagan Schulte
Want to Know You – Teya Knox, accompanied by Jolie Wagner
Don’t Stop Believing – “Piano Guys,” Titus Ashford & John Veller