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Homecoming
2011
Jenks High School

Kate Nicole Bailey Jessica
Katherine “Kate” Guest... is the daughter of Gordy and Charlotte Guest and older sister to Grant and Cambri. She serves as
the Student Council Secretary and is the FCA Vice President. She is a member of National Honor Society, Spanish Club, Pre-
Med Society, DFY, Key Club, and Deca. She is the varsity goal keeper for Jenks Soccer and TSC Hurricane soccer, and is
also captain of the Jenks volleyball team. She is involved at First United Methodist Church and loves going on mission trips
with the youth group there. She has attended New Life Ranch for eight years and hopes to work there in the future. Kate
hopes to abide by the verse Jeremiah 29:11, “For I know the plans I have for you, declares the Lord, plans to prosper you and
not to harm you, plans to give you a hope and a future.”
Nicole McGuire... is the middle daughter of Patrick and Jeannie McGuire and the sister to Chelsi, 19, and Brianna, 16. She
is co-captain of the Jenks Varsity Pom Squad and has participated in many fundraising events through the pom program. She
is an FCCLA officer and is actively involved in Fellowship of Christian Athletes, National Honor Society, Student Council,
Drug Free Youth, DECA, and Spirit Committee. She is on the Superintendent’s Honor Roll, has received the Academic
Award, has been given pom scholarships, and has qualified to be an All-American for pom for two years. She has been
accepted to the University of Oklahoma and plans on majoring in microbiology and hopes to become a pediatrician. She
thanks God for the wonderful family and friends that surround her every day and is so thankful for their support in everything
she does.
Bailey Bruns... is a Senior this year and has gone to Jenks since the fourth grade. She is the daughter of Jim and Leisa Bruns
and older sister of Beck and Brian Bruns. She is heavily involved in her school as the Vice President of Student Council and
member of NHS, Spirit Committee, FCCLA, Pep Assembly Committee and DFY. Her Fellowship Bible Church family is
very important to her and she is involved in her small group, youth group, and apprentices a seventh grade girls’ small group.
She volunteers every Sunday morning in the church nursery and loved giving her time for something greater than herself. Her
small group leader and youth pastor have been large influence in her life and have inspired her to go on five mission trips.
She loves meeting new people and making new friends. She has loved being a Trojan and is thankful for the six years she has
spent here.
Jessica Paige Stacy... is the daughter of Stan and Deena Stacy and sister of Ross Stacy. Her school activities include
performing with the Jenks Trojanaires for the past two years and dancing on the state champion Jenks Varsity Pom squad.
She is also a member of National Honor Society and is currently the vice president of the senior class. Academic awards and
achievements consist of the Superintendant’s and Principal’s Honor Roll for five years, sophomore homecoming attendant
in 2009 and UDA All-American dancer 2011. Jessica is a Jenks Lifer and is thankful for the wonderful opportunities and
experiences that being a Trojan has offered. Jessica plans to attend Oklahoma State University in the fall and then continue on
to do Missions work for the glory
Seniors
of God.

Brianna Kate Kelsey
Ashley
Brianna Rose McGuire... is the daughter of Patrick and Jeannie McGuire and the younger sister of Chelsi, 19, and Nicole, 17. She
cheers for the Jenks Varsity cheer squad and is the vice president of the junior class. She is an FCCLA officer and she also participates
in Student Council, National Honor Society, Young Life, GO Team, Spirit Committee, Spanish Club, and Fellowship of Christian
Athletes at Jenks. She is on the Superintendent’s Honor Roll and maintains a 4.0 GPA. She won the title of All-American Cheerleader
and was a part of the 2010 Jenks Varsity cheer squad that won the State Championship. Her mother, Jeannie, has been an inspiration to
her throughout her life. She thanks God for the wonderful family and life she has been given. As a Trojan, she strives to be the best and
is honored to have been selected for this event. She plans to attend OU and study in the medical field.
Katherine Woosley... known to all as Kate, is the oldest daughter of loving parents Melony and Chris Woosley. She participates in
a variety of activities such as Trojanaires show choir, the Jenks Theatre Department, Student Council, and Pre-Med Society, and is a
member of the praise band at her church. She spends her time volunteering at St. John’s Medical Center, and aspires to go to medical
school at Duke University. Her goal after medical school is to be involved in Doctors Without Borders. Her grandfather, Dr. Ronald
Woosley, inspired her to go into medicine by showing a compassion for his patients that she wants to emulate. She is proud to be a
Trojan because of the high standards and quality of all of the Jenks programs. She views this honor as especially meaningful because
she was chosen by her peers.
Ashley Anne Wilson... is the 17-year old daughter of Mark and Valerie Wilson. She is parliamentarian for the Philosophy and Life
club as well as a board member for Jenks Key Club. Ashley is also passionate about debate, mock trial, Spanish club and her volunteer
project, Pet Adoption League. Ashley has received speaker awards in debate as well as many “Best Witness” and “Best Attorney”
awards in mock trial. Ashley looks up to her coaches for mock trial and debate and hopes to one day take her argumentation skills
to court as an attorney. Major influences in Ashley’s life outside of school include her parents, her older brother, Justin Wilson, and
her best friend, Chris Rycroft. Ashley says that as a Jenks lifer, she is honored to have this opportunity to represent her class and the
school she loves.
Kelsey Ray... often called “Kels”, is the youngest daughter of Judy and Robert Ray. She has attended Jenks Public Schools since
kindergarten and is a member of St. James United Methodist Church. Kelsey has been elected as cheer captain the past three years
as well as being a member of National Honor Society, French Club, SafeTeam, and Pre-Med Society. In her opinion, being a Trojan
means having dignity, having self-respect, and having motivation along with the work ethic to achieve your ambitions. A role model
in her life is her mother, who has guided her while teaching her responsibility and self-sufficiency. Although the end of high school is
looming around the corner, she will always value the relationships she’s formed at Jenks High School and is grateful that she has been
chosen to represent the Junior class as a homecoming attendant this year.
Juniors

Tylar Abby Hunter Chloe
Tylar Rose Trimble... is the daughter of Allan and Courtney Trimble. Tylar is a member of National Honor Society and the
Principal’s honor roll, a proud member of the Jenks Soccer Team and a varsity member of the 2010 State Champion Cross
Country Team. She is an active member of the Park Plaza Church of Christ youth group and has participated in a number
of mission trips. Tylar really appreciates her Dad for all his support and encouragement. Tylar is a Jenks “Lifer” and truly
appreciates all of the great teachers, staff members and friends who have helped her along her journey as a Jenks student
athlete. There is simply nothing like the Jenks Family. Being a member of the State Champion Cross Country team is one
of Tylar’s most memorable and proud moments. The hard work and commitment by all of her teammates and coaches was a
very exciting and humbling experience, and one she will always remember. Tylar is still undecided about her college field of
study, but plans on attending Abilene Christian or Oklahoma Christian University and participate in Cross Country.
Abigayle “Abby” Biggs... is a sophomore who has been attending Jenks since the 4-year-old program. Her parents are Trey
and Allison Biggs. She is involved in her church Boston Avenue, Youth Philanthropy Initiative, Heart Ball, Student Council,
Class Officers, FCCLA, DECA, and French Club. She is influenced by Leigh Anne Tuohy and the wonderful things she has
done. She loves being at a school where they are excellent at everything. Abby loves being a Trojan and supporting all the
wonderful things Jenks has to offer. Jenks has been an important part of her life in sports, academics, and extra curricular
activities. She is honored to be nominated for Homecoming court. She wants to go to the OU, SMU, or Alabama and
eventually major in International Business.
Hunter Harwood...is the daughter of Darrin and Lynetta Harwood, and Dr. Bruce and Jeanne Bennett. Hunter is a member
of the Jenks High School swim team, the Pre-Med Society, and an active member of the Jenks First Baptist Church youth
group. She enjoys working in the community as a Lifeguard. Hunter’s faith is an important part of her life and she spends
time at New Life Ranch each summer. Hunter’s Mother serves as a major influence in her life as a role model, source of
support, and her inspiration to do her best. Hunter believes that being a Jenks Trojan is a privilege and a honor. Jenks represents
academic and athletic excellence,which Hunter is proud to be a part of. Hunter feels the education she has received
at Jenks has prepared her for success after high school. Her future plans after graduation are to attend college and pursue a
degree in Physical Therapy.
Chloe Elizabeth Coffey... daughter of Rob and Ginger Coffey, is a sophomore at Jenks High School. She is the oldest of four
children and loves having a big family. She is on the Jenks Tennis Team and is a member of Trojan Connection. She is also a
member of Bravo Troupe at Theatre Arts. Chloe is actively involved in her youth group at Liberty Church, where she part of
the Leadership Team. Chloe also served on the Nehemiah Team at New Life Ranch this summer, and attended Super Summer,
a Christian leadership camp. She is proud to be a Trojan because Jenks sets high standards for students and the friendships
she has made here will last forever. Chloe is so excited to be apart of this year’s homecoming court and cannot wait to
make wonderful high school memories.
Sophomores