Photos, video and audio: The Trigg County High School celebrates 2025

While the class of Trigg County High School 2025 was able to celebrate a lot during the completion on Thursday evening in the Wildcat Gymnasium – and did this with its confetti and rams and rams and streams and general silliness – there was palpable pain in every early step to their sitting.

In tandem with white cloves, every senior went on two empty chairs and put his flowers in a bucket of 16-year-old Lillyan Williams, the other for the 15-year-old Ethan Wright, from Bumpus Mills, Tennessee, before they are sitting on their seats and waiting on the stage.

Most were solemn and respectful. Some cried openly, behind a difficult memory of the loss.

Williams died in August 2023 as a passenger in an accident with a vehicle along Glenwood Mill Road and her Little River Bridge.

Wright died near his house in May 2022.

The graduates Adaline Chalfin and Annie Jo Reynolds offered the call and blessing.

This Year's Honor Graduates Were: Valedictorian Lily, Salutatorian Mari Kate Ricks, Kristen Oakley, Junior Knott, Chandlar Wilson, Kyla Poltorak, Ansley Boyd, Reese Bush, Aaron Sanchez, Slaton Carter, Hallie Joiner, Gavin Alexander Connor Long, Brylee Williams, Charlstyn Heath, Joel Hunter, Mackenzie Cooper, Ethan Terrell, Alexandria Smith, Gavin Kline and Chalfin.

Smith, “a proud army,” said she had never been to a school in a school due to a constant re -assignment.

However, her father retired from Fort Campbell, and Trigg County became her high school house.

In the meantime, Ricks laughed – as “the class her class at a point” The worst thing that someone had ever seen “had been referred to, but something she knows is” not true “.

“Wildcats of the Year” was made by superintendent Dr. Rex Booth presented and went to Ricks and Carter, while the revered Clyde Doyle Award was awarded to a student who has overcome considerable difficulties in order to be successful -Nathan Gibbs.

Booth also recognized the 26-year efforts of the band director of the Trigg County High School, Andrew Mroch, who is retiring and leaves a seat that doesn't hold many in the history of the district. Before he was the legendary Alan Baker.

He ended his first school year with the district and also had to send this class stylishly.