Pendleton Heights High School recently named its top 10% for the Class of 2024. A banquet took place Wednesday (after press time), which included short speeches by the students recognizing one person who influenced them. Pictured are (from left, front row) Aubrey Anderson, Parker Brown, Ellie Ray, Rhys Weiandt, Maren Beahm, Kayson Howard, Audrey Jenkins, Caydence Betz, Isabelle Phillips and Trinity Dubree; (middle row) Maddie Roots, Caden Sims, Camille Yancey, Mikala Ross, Lyn Wilkins, Dylan Brown, Gracie Wolf, Kaylee Phan, Neleh Thompson and Abigail Davidson; and (back row) Mallory Gentry, Nolan Souders, Jacob Sikorski, Annie Canada, Bryant Davis, Morgan Humble, Wes Kupferer, Isaac Haugh, Kaleb Day, Connor Sallee and Damon Laughlin. Not pictured: Isaac Hill and Eddie Lyst. The Times-Post starts a four-part series this week that includes individual photos and summaries of students’ high school activities and future plans.
Pendleton Heights High School recently named its top 10% for the Class of 2024. A banquet took place Wednesday (after press time), which included short speeches by the students recognizing one person who influenced them. Pictured are (from left, front row) Aubrey Anderson, Parker Brown, Ellie Ray, Rhys Weiandt, Maren Beahm, Kayson Howard, Audrey Jenkins, Caydence Betz, Isabelle Phillips and Trinity Dubree; (middle row) Maddie Roots, Caden Sims, Camille Yancey, Mikala Ross, Lyn Wilkins, Dylan Brown, Gracie Wolf, Kaylee Phan, Neleh Thompson and Abigail Davidson; and (back row) Mallory Gentry, Nolan Souders, Jacob Sikorski, Annie Canada, Bryant Davis, Morgan Humble, Wes Kupferer, Isaac Haugh, Kaleb Day, Connor Sallee and Damon Laughlin. Not pictured: Isaac Hill and Eddie Lyst. The Times-Post starts a four-part series this week that includes individual photos and summaries of students’ high school activities and future plans.
