Stories from Thursday, November 26, 2015

Carly Schneider of Kelso, Missouri, will perform as Belle and a member of the ensemble in this year's rendition of the Charles Jones adaptation of Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol" at 7:30 p.m. Dec. 3 in the Donald C. Bedell Performance Hall at the Southeast Missouri State University River Campus...

CHICAGO -- Small groups of demonstrators gathered again Wednesday to protest the death of a black teen shot by a white police officer, and they urged supporters to join them in trying to shut down Chicago's famous Michigan Avenue shopping district during Friday's holiday shopping bonanza...

MORLEY, Mo. -- Up by 20 at halftime, the Oran girls basketball team looked like a legitimate district title contender (again) as it romped past Scott County Central on Tuesday night. That's what the Eagles expect this season, and though the 2015-16 campaign is only two games old, it's never too early to start to look the part. The squad has experience, improved depth and the right girls to play the right roles to remain balanced on the floor...

When it comes to appreciation and gratitude, the list of Jim and Anna Phillips is legion, as they recount the April 19 birth of their son, Jack, a lively little guy with bright blue eyes who has his own way of chuckling when he smiles. Born at 29 weeks, Jack weighed only 2 1/2 pounds; a pregnancy commonly ranges from 37 to 42 weeks...

Thanksgiving is here, and the Stevens family has much to be thankful for this year. A quick glance at what they have faced may contradict that impression, but a slightly longer look makes everything clear. On June 16, 4-year-old Declan's life took a turn. Some would say it took a turn for the worse. Others would say the turn it took strengthened the family...

Thanksgiving marks one week since retired Puxico, Missouri, elementary-school teacher Margaret Binford was able to stop wearing the brace that supported the four cracked vertebrae in her lower back. She and her husband, Ray, also a retired elementary-school teacher, suffered a fall while hiking together in Washington state. They consider their survival nothing short of miraculous...

While growing up near Port-au-Prince, Haiti, Lorinord Dufresne always wanted to become a doctor, but he knew his chances of making that dream come true were slim. In Haiti, he said, whether you go to college depends entirely on the economic situation of your family. There is no student-loan program in Haiti, so if your family can't pay for college out of pocket, you don't go. Students are lucky if they get to finish high school, rather than quit school early to help the family make a living...

Lorelai Clubb, a 12-year-old girl from Cape Girardeau, was diagnosed in April with acute myeloid leukemia, a form of cancer in the blood cells. J.P. Clubb, Lorelai's father, said the first time she was able to return home after initially being diagnosed was in June for about 10 days. The first thing she did was go into her room and roll around on her bed...

Today in History Today is Thursday, Nov. 26, the 330th day of 2015. There are 35 days left in the year. This is Thanksgiving Day. Today's Highlight in History: Nov. 26, 1789 was a day of thanksgiving set aside by President George Washington to observe the adoption of the Constitution of the United States...

It's difficult to imagine today, with agricultural production so increasingly abundant in the last century, but not too long ago, entire communities lived and died by the quality of their harvests. There was no such thing as crop insurance or government subsidies, pest control or mechanized production. If a harvest went badly, a long, hard and even fatal winter loomed...

In May 2015 the watchdog group Judicial Watch published declassified Defense Intelligence Agency reports from 2012. In one of these reports, the DIA experts proposed that if ISIS governed an area in eastern Syria it could be a valuable asset to the U.S. ...

O Lord Jesus, our provider, in all things we give thanks to you. Amen.

In May 2015 the watchdog group Judicial Watch published declassified Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) reports from 2012. In one of these reports the DIA experts proposed that if ISIS governed an area in eastern Syria ISIS it could be a valuable asset in the Mideast to the U.S. ...

It's difficult to imagine today, with agricultural production so increasingly abundant in the past century, but not too long ago, entire communities lived and died by the quality of their harvests. There was no such thing as crop insurance or government subsidies, pest control or mechanized production. If a harvest went badly, a long, hard and even fatal winter loomed...

O Lord Jesus, our provider, in all things we give thanks to you. Amen.

HAMILTON, Ga. -- If you don't like a sheriff's political incorrectness, you can leave his county. That's what Harris Sheriff Mike Jolley says on a new sign posted outside his department building. The sign reads: "Warning: Harris County is politically incorrect. ...

ST. LOUIS -- A judge heard testimony as she considers lifting the St. Louis Zoo policy that prohibits patrons from entering the zoo with guns. St. Louis Circuit Judge Joan Moriarty issued a temporary order June 12 upholding the ban after Jeffry Smith of Cincinnati said he planned to lead a group of activists packing handguns into the zoo to challenge the policy...

HOUSTON -- The oil industry is mired in its latest bust, with thousands of jobs evaporating like flares flaming out over natural gas wells. But in Texas, education officials are preparing more young people for the oil patch, showing the state's unshakeable commitment to the energy sector despite the employment uncertainties...

The 12th annual Missouri Department of Transportation Bridge Building Competition was held Nov. 19 at Cape West 14 Cine in Cape Girardeau. The competition is a yearly opportunity for students from more than 40 Southeast Missouri high schools to learn about civil engineering and bridge design...

WASHINGTON -- President Barack Obama said there is no "specific and credible" intelligence indicating a terrorist plot on the United States, as he sought to reassure anxious Americans for the Thanksgiving holiday. Speaking at the White House on Wednesday, Obama said it was understandable Americans might be nervous after the Nov. ...

WASHINGTON -- The U.S. airstrike that killed 31 civilians at a hospital in Afghanistan last month resulted from preventable errors by soldiers and airmen who violated rules of engagement and have been removed from duty while awaiting further investigation, military officials said Wednesday...

BEIRUT -- In the whirlwind of Syria's civil war, two Russian pilots parachuted from their aircraft into a chaotic front-line mountainous region near the border with Turkey after their aircraft was hit by a Turkish F-16 fighter jet. As the two figures tumbled out of the sky, they were spotted by Syrian rebels on the ground who opened fire in their direction, hitting the pilot, Lt. Col. Oleg Peshkov, who was dead when he landed...

BRUSSELS -- As police armed with automatic weapons stood guard, schools and some subway stations in the Belgian capital reopened Wednesday for the first time since emergency measures were imposed four days ago in the wake of the Paris attacks. Belgian and French authorities continued a manhunt for at least two suspects believed to be linked directly to the killings in Paris, while France's lower house of parliament voted overwhelmingly, by 515 votes in favor to four against, to continue airstrikes against Islamic State group targets in Syria beyond early January.. ...

NEW YORK -- After making a documentary about presidential chiefs of staff two years ago, filmmaker Jules Naudet joked about focusing on another government job in which it would seem next to impossible to get interview subjects to speak candidly, if at all...

Materials n Pine cone Instructions STEP 1: Attach a pine cone to a secure location outside. STEP 2: Record the humidity for your location from weather.gov and whether the pine cone is open or closed each day. Represent your data in a table. STEP 3: After two weeks, graph your data. ...

OLD APPLETON, Mo. -- No more progress can be made on restoring the flood-damaged Old Appleton bridge until the volunteer project receives a donated hydraulic crane; nearly eight years into the restoration effort, the overall bridge is 45 to 50 percent rebuilt, while its main span is about 60 percent rebuilt...

COLUMBIA, Mo. -- Officials say they will continue with their plan to move a veterans memorial that bears a covered ichthus, or "Jesus fish," from the Boone County Courthouse grounds. The Columbia Daily Tribune reported five opponents of the move spoke Tuesday morning during a regular Boone County Commission meeting. But the commission will not stop plans to transfer the Desert Storm veterans memorial to the private Columbia City Cemetery. A new monument will be put in its place...

The Jackson Police Department released the following items. Arrests do not imply guilt. n Kenneth J. Matthews, 24, of Carbondale, Illinois, was arrested on suspicion of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated and failure to maintain a single lane...

The Cape Girardeau Police Department released the following items. Arrests do not imply guilt. n Pamela C. Martin, 46, of Herrin, Illinois, was arrested on suspicion of stealing at Dollar General, 1142 N. Kingshighway. n Unlawful use of a weapon was reported...

CARBONDALE, Ill. -- Joshua Heath Wiley, 39, of Carbondale, formerly of Cape Girardeau, died Tuesday, Nov. 24, 2015, at his home. A graveside service will be at 1 p.m. Friday at Cape County Memorial Park in Cape Girardeau. Burial will be at Cape County Memorial Park in Cape Girardeau...

Charles Bradford Knapp , 57, of Mexico, Missouri, formerly of Cape Girardeau, died Tuesday, Nov. 24, 2015, at Golden Living Center-Pin Oaks in Mexico. Visitation will be from 10 a.m. until time of service Saturday at Ford and Sons Sprigg Street Funeral Home...

PERRYVILLE, Mo. -- Patricia Ann French Cissell, 66, of Perryville died Monday, Nov. 23, 2015, at Independence Care Center of Perry County in Perryville. Visitation will be from 4 to 8 p.m. Friday and from 6:30 to 8 a.m. Saturday at Young and Sons Funeral Home in Perryville...

John M. Auer, 45, of Scott City died Wednesday, Nov. 25, 2015, at Southeast Hospital in Cape Girardeau. Arrangements are incomplete at Amick-Burnett Funeral Chapel in Scott City.

SPARTA, Mo. -- A southwest Missouri police chief has been placed on leave after killing a pit bull. The Springfield News-Leader reported Sparta police chief Andrew Spencer was placed on leave Tuesday. A police report states a resident told Spencer earlier this month the dog was roaming the streets, and he feared the animal would hurt children. Pit bulls are prohibited in Sparta...

COLUMBIA, Mo. -- The University of Missouri Alumni Association is responding to requests and forming a Black Alumni Network. The announcement follows the recent resignation of University System president Tim Wolfe after weeks of student protests over the racial climate on campus. Missouri chancellor R. Bowen Loftin also resigned...

COLUMBIA, Mo. -- Before each season, Missouri coach Gary Pinkel sets a list of goals for his team that he calls pillars. Though it's been a down year, there's one still within reach. "That's always a goal every year," senior offensive tackle Connor McGovern said. "That's one of the pillars. It would be huge for us to make it to a bowl game."...

Postseason honors for fall sports have been distributed, and a handful of area student-athletes have been recognized for outstanding performances in volleyball, softball and boys soccer. While the bevy of all-state, all-region and all-conference teams are peppered with local standouts, only a select few earned the highest recognition of a first team all-state nod...

ST. LOUIS -- Stedman Bailey was in intensive care and in stable condition at a Miami area hospital Wednesday after undergoing a surgical procedure that the St. Louis Rams say lasted 4-6 hours for a bullet wound to the head. Coach Jeff Fisher said he didn't anticipate Bailey, who is eligible to return from a suspension in two weeks, would play again this season. But that in itself is good news...

ST. LOUIS -- The NFL announced Wednesday that the Rams will play a home game in London next season and the operator of the Edward Jones Dome in St. Louis responded almost immediately by saying the team's lease agreement prohibits it. The Rams would play a not-yet-decided NFC East team Oct. 23 at Twickenham Stadium as part of three games in London detailed by the NFL...

ST. LOUIS -- Case Keenum returned to St. Louis Rams practice on a limited basis after missing one workout due to a concussion. The Rams (4-6) did not make Keenum available to the media Wednesday because he's still in the concussion protocol. Coach Jeff Fisher said he was optimistic, but would know better Friday about Keenum's availability...

Meridian High School High Honor Roll 9th grade: Kendrick Blake, Seara Carmack, Carlos Griffith, Treston Masters, Andre McElmurry, Sydnie Walker. 10th grade: Cymone Ballard, Larry Barnett, Alexis Crain, Mia Davis, Jessica Edwards, RaKyah Jeter, Jaren Holley, Ann Lence, Destiny Lowe, Jazane MaGraff...

Jefferson Elementary School A Honor Roll 4th grade: Ja'Kiyah Beal,Nakhia Jones,Marissa Kight, Kaylee McGuire, Andrew Pease, Karissa Shockley, Maicee Sides, Brandon Webb, Mark Williams. 3rd grade: Qadry Allen, Keziah Bird, Auri'A Demolle, Wiley Edmundson, , Jaylin Frymire, Tarriana Holly, Makiyah Johnson, Taj Rayford, Gabe Sneed, Ali Taylor, Janessa Wilson...

Oak Ridge High School 9th grade: Caroline Abner, Russell Allen, Connor Bock, Phillip Grebing, Samantha Harris, Mark Johnson, Madalynn Koerner, Drew Kranawetter, Macie Lemons, Dylan Moore, Sylvester Morse, Cole Schemel, Brent Seyer, Taylor Seyer, Mollie Thompson, Rheabeckah Thompson, Sophie Thompson, Jennifer Truska, Sydney Unterreiner, Sarah Whitener...

Oak Ridge Middle School 6th grade: Wyatt Berry, Sieanna Crowden, Logan DeWitt, Caitlyn Ernst, Paige Glueck, Jeremiah Hamilton, Benjamin Harrison, Jiliyan Hobeck, Mary-Beth Jensen, Mae Masterson, Ashton Reed, William Richards, Ethan Ruehling, Eli Sachse, Mylee Schilling, Garrett Seabaugh, Alex Seyer, Charlie Jo Sparks, Piper Stone, Tanner Strop, Justin Ward...

Oak Ridge Elementary School 4th grade: Kaylie Bolin, Anna Davis, Tyler Gamel, Ian Grayhek, Carson Hahs, Samantha Hope, Tristan Kiser, Abby Koerner, Kendall Marshall, Sarah McLane, Serenity Ponder, MaKayla Rangel, Job Sachse, Alivia Schilling, Katie Seabaugh, Emerald Stewart, Alana Taylor, Annalina Wildhaber, Ty Wilson, Sophia Woodall...

Kelly Middle School A Honor Roll 6th grade: Lydia Blunt, Brady Chisenall, Layne Collier, Austin Elkins, Morgan Gadberry, Katelyn Hale, Ashleigh Hammon, Trey Holt, Emma Kiehl, Levi Larue, Joel McClain, Victoria Paz, Olivia Pettit, Bryce Phelps, Ashley Withrow, Jeremiah Worley...

Scott City Elementary Principal High Honor Roll 4th grade: Isaac Ervin, Brayden Mashek, Emma Moore, Emilie Rhyne High honor roll 3rd grade: Timora Criddle, Serenity Glasser, Lane Holder, Lilyan Landis, Logan Merrick, Jude Phillips, Evan Simmons, Shayla Sterling, Alyssa Stone, Gabriel Streiler, Savanna Sykes...

Delta Elementary School 1st grade: Damara Adams, Jase Anglin, Bailey Bartels, Fayelinn Brown, Lynnea Deckard, Kyle Evans, Mason Hornbuckle, Levi Rogers, Brianna Sanders, Wyatt Timberlake, Levi Williams 2nd grade: Cameron Altenthal, Isaiah Berry, Bryce Cox, Aubrie Erlbacher, Cole Graham, Paxton Hornbuckle, Rylin Huffman, Julia Ikerman, Trinity Jenkins, Ciara Medley, Ethan Moreno, Addyson Snyder, Rylie Varner...

Delta Junior and Senior High School A Honor Roll 7th Grade: Hannah Bond, Lauren Crutsinger, Zach Graham, Emily Landewee, Katelyn Lunsford, Danielle Thomas. 8th Grade: Ryan Birkman, Coley Blattel, Charlie Carlton, Grant Coomer, Morgan Crutsinger, Kinsey Gramlisch, Anna Hanselman, Sierra McCall, Eric Mitchell, Sabrina Morris, Andrea Slinkard, Colton White...

Cape Central Junior High School Cape Central Junior High School A Honor Roll 7th grade: Abigail Arbeiter, Chayton Borders, Calvin Brunkhorst, Nathan Caldwell, Isaiah Camp, Ryan Carns, Elizabeth Clubb, Lorelai Clubb, Karsyn Connell, Mallory Cook, Alexander Cooper, Chase Crosnoe, Walker Daum, Mollie Davidson, Catherine Davis, Megan Davis, Sarah Davis, Melanie Doyle, Daley Drum, Ava Duncan, Paige Elder, Mary Danielle Foutz, Evelin Frazier, Veronica Garrett, Marcus Gibson, Mackenzy Glueck, Brinna Gosche, Joshua Grant, Abigail Green, Lauryn Green, Andrea Gutierrez, Gregg Hallman, Layne Henderson, Nicolas Hillman, Hannah Horrell, Emma Huff, Maka Hussein, Manessah Ivory, Tyrus Janzow, Reginald Jennings, Bryce Johnson, Darius Jones, Grayson Jones, Shalom Kamau, Rachel Keele, Abigail Kester, Jocelyn King, Rian King, Paul Kitchen, Natalie Le, Dakahi Leflore, Yanfeng Toby Lin, Bronson Lively, John Lutes, Travis Mack, Jillian Majors, Autumn Mattingly, Jack Maxton, Emma McDougal, Justin McGill, Shaiheim Neal, Breyton Osburn, Landon Pearson, August Phegley, Peyton Redinger, Poulomi Rudrappa, Grace Sanders, Allison Schaefer, Tori Scott, Alexandria Seabaugh, Sophia Seay, Delaney Shaffer, Kareem Shaheen, Luke Sissom, India Sisson, Trentin Sisson, Mason Sitzes, Adam Smith, River Smith, Samuel Smith, Yuktee Srikant, Hope Stafford, Kaylei Sterling, Brayden Strange, Bryonna Thomas, Gracen Trickey, Elizabeth Turk, Kayleigh Turk, Jay Kiya Turner, Levi Tuschhoff, Bailey VanGilder, Chetan Vanteddu, Ricki Vaughan, Adrienne Vincent, Connor Wallace, Cameren Walley, Olivia Wilke, Mckensi Williams, Alyssa Windisch, Keagen Winkler, Brooke Witvoet.. ...

Cape Central Middle School A Honor Roll 5th grade: Kinleigh Alnutt, Zayden Amick, America Anceno, Halle Andrews, Addison Ank, Kalee Armstrong, Jaylee Beard, Emma Berck, Ella Berry, Edward Boaz, Lennon Bollwerk, Zachary Borowiak, Talia Bowman, Sydney Britt, Adalia Brune, Brady Brune, Addison Brunkhorst, Kathryn Buckley, Samuel Cairns, Lindsey Caldwell, Alana Cannon, Skyler Cook, Peyton Coonts, Tad Couch, Carter Crosnoe, Halen Dade, Morgan Diamond, Caitlin Dilley, Michael Dinh, Kalaiya Dixon, Audrey Dooley, Demi Drum, Carolynn Dunne, Dylan Dush, Jacob Easley, Ella Ferguson, Gema Figueroa, Christina Fitzsimmons, Abigale Ford, Jacob Ford, Trevor Freeman, Dakota Gardner, Eann Gardner, Amiya Garmon, Michael Garrett, Isaac Geiser, Ja'Kwon Gray, Johnathan Gruber, Ella Haggerty, Lauren Hamby, Taylor Hendrix, Cheyenne Higgs, Kendall Holloway, Kayla Huck, Lillian Huffman, Zyoniah Hutson, Antwone Johnson, Riley Johnson, Karly Kirleis, Firstname Lastname, Cody Le, Isabella Lineberry, Connor Locke, Allanah Long, Jacob Lutes, Allison Majors, Olivia Majors, Hafsa Manzoor, Kamerin McCalip, Clayton McClard, Tyshawn McIntosh, Noah McRaven, Kevin Mendez, Arraiah Morgan, Taj Morris, Jeremiah Morris, Caden Norris, Jada Norris, Amber Nunn, Elizabeth Patrick, Da'Nessyah Pearson-Hudson, Cole Proffer, Kadence Rhymer, Alexander Rich, Kolten Ritter, Emma Rivers, Janika Roberts, Betsabe' Rodriguez, Mohamad Roumany, Joseph Roupe, Devin Rowe, Benjamin Sanders, Paxton Schiwitz, Peyton Schlick, Jaedan Seabaugh, Addison Seabaugh, Ellie Shaffer, Kylie Sissom, Trinity Slinkard, Madison Smith, Maddix Sneed, Reagan Snider, Meshala Southerland, Titus Stokely, DeAngelo Tate, Mira Themm, Omaryee Thomas, Aslyn Titus, Jeremiah Todd, Kara Torbet, Sidney Tovar, Jeffrey Turk, Vivian Vance, Ava Vogelsang, Ava Walley, Makayla West, Makenzy West, Sydnee Williams.. ...

Oran Junior and Senior High School 12th grade: McKenzie Belt, Jason Bennett, Ron Darmos, Layton Emerson, Caleb Finnie, Alexis Fox, Allison Grojean, Preston Hahn, Trenton Hancock, Shiloh Kirn, Garrison Mangels, Tatum May, Ashlyn McIntosh, Tanner McVay, Blake Overfield, Emily Phillips, Brett Ressel, Mitchell Schaefer, Hannah Scherer, Blake Schlitt, Erin Schlitt, Wesley Shipley, Courtney Todt, Ashley Watkins, Deseree Watkins, Paige Westrich, Kaitlyn Wittu, Rachel Yates...

Clippard Elementary School A Honor Roll 4th grade: Pierce Bisher, Evangel Cutrell, Celeste Gutierrez, Grant Harkins, Nya Holloway, Kelton Horrell, Dominic Marsh, Kaci Mitchell, Vivian Moser, Katie Neikirk, Emma Popp, Harley Radi, Addison Ringwald, Devin Rose, Phoenix Schmidt, Alexis Skinner, Zoe Tackett, Jaylynn Terry, Tori Wade, Brooklyn Willey, Bryce Williams, Tyson Williams, Yan Zhang...

Nell Holcomb School A Honor Roll 6th grade: Cameron Brindley, Riley Dougherty, Olivia Garagnami, Evie Monroe, Andie Panice, Nathan Powers, Mary Richey, Cady Wallace. 7th grade: Dani Ehlers, Mady Pickard, Emma Winkler. 8th grade: Claire Abernathy, Astonish Fann, Sarah Fite, Lucy Monroe, Mara Murphy...

Notre Dame Regional High School A Honor Roll 9th Grade: Alejandra Acevedo, James Barnes, Lara Beussink, Leia Blissett, Julia Callow, Hayden Carrington, Alivia Collier, Dawson Compas, Thomas Crippen, Cayden Dannenmueller, Jackson Diebold, Mindy Diebold, Madison Dill, Hannah Dodson, David Dugan, Collin Dumey, Lilly Edwards, Paige Emmenderfer, Megan Engelen, Beta Epps, Rachel Essner, Zachary Fehr, Clare Fennewald, Sierra Greaser, Adelaide Grim, Ashley Hanners, Alexander Harold, Caroline Heckemeyer, Megan Heisserer, Yanlin Hu, Benjamin Jansen, Nicholas Kelley, Benton Keran, Brock Lange, Kayleigh Langenstein, Kassidy Leimbach, Dylan Lynch, Sydney McClintock, Kennedy McGhee, Miranda Menz, Miranda Metje, Adam Moeser, Haley Morris, Eli Oberle, Connor Overfield, Lily Parker, Steven Peters, Carly Pujol, Layne Robinson, John Scherer, Ragan Schlosser, Adi Schumer, Kristen Shrum, Sarah Smith, Alan Stroup, Cassidy Swain, Reagan Talley, Kristen Tarno, Gwenith Tedder, Adeline Vowels, Julia Walker, Andrew West, Julia Williams, Abigail Wilson, Livia Wunderlich.. ...

Jackson South Elementary School 4th grade: Isabelle Abt, Caiden Baker, Alexander Bareiter, Trent Boxdorfer, Jerod Broshuis, Collin Bruns, Trinity Clover, Drake Dannenmueller, Natalie Dry, Kylie Evans, Tristan Farrow, Payton Gannon, Bryce Gentry, Delaney Gibson, Brody Goodman, Garrett Gresham, Austin Grogan, Ben Harris, Molly Haynes, Ethan Ivester, Caydence Jansen, Charlee Koepp, Forrest Labelle, Sam Lynch, Luke Martin, Nelson McGuire, Ashlee Meyer, Grace Newell, Gracie Niswonger, Kathryn Owens, Abygail Payne, Shane Pair, Kya Pope, Rolen Sanderson, John Paul Sauer, Mattox Smith, Bella Sotelo, Layla Spalding, Aiden Stadt, Devon Stout, Darin Tanner, Braedon Thoma, Norah Trunzo, Kameryn Tucker, Mackenzie Vaughn, Madelynne Wagganer, Trinity Welch, Logan Wendel, Bayleigh Wheeler, Landon Wood, Justice Wren, Maci Zoellner. 5th grade: Madelyn Adams, Nikolas Armstrong, Sarah Baird, LaTrez Beasley, Alexa Buck, Kilie Cook, Liza Dannenmueller, Savannah Darby, Maggie Davey, Berenice Dominguez, Vincent Donley, Marquis Eckley, Jack Finley, Kayden Fowlkes, Malikih Fowlkes, Drayke Fulkerson, Alex Gilbert, Mila Graf, Ty Hett, Timmy Higgins, Joey Hobeck, Michael Hooe, Collin Huffman, Breahna Hull, Jack Henry Hume, Russ Jenkins, Alyssa Kiefer, Kaden Kindle, Sydney Layton, Noah Lynch, Rebeka Mansfield, Breanna Martin, Grayson Martin, Caden Marx, Joseph Masters, Cade McCadams, Garrett McClard, Drew McConnell, Navaeh Merchant, Sadie Middleton, Kaitlyn Mulcahy, Alexea Nigro, Caidith Niswonger, Bailey O'Neal, Skylar Pressley, Alivia Roach, Raelyn Ropp, Zyra Ross, Chloe Sadler, Brayden Scnmidt, Benjamin Schimtt, Steven Schneider, Macie Sheppard, Emma Silliman, Jenna Slinkard, Megan Smith, Enola Spalding, Sonja Statler, Mikaylyn Stevens, Drake Stewart, Ian Strand, Macy Walker, Joseph Walz, Nick Westrich, Kyla Williams Lane Wilson.