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THE TUPELO HIGH SCHOOL
HI-TIMES
CLASS OF 2020: A Special Senior Supplement
A Graduation like no other.
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Graduation
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Cap &
Gown
Photos.
Page 6-7
What’s Next?
College, Career,
Military
Page 10-11

2 Honors and Awards THE HI-TIMES • TUPELO HIGH SCHOOL • SENIOR 2020
Graduation Honors
Class of 2020
Valedictorian
Nathan Keen
4.0 grade average, National Merit
Finalist, AP Scholar, ACT Scholar, Star
Student, 6-year Rotary Scholar.
National Honor Society Historian, Rho
Kappa National Social Studies Honor
Society, Mu Alpha Theta National Math
Honor Society, Cum Laude Society.
President of Student Council, President
of Fellowship of Christian Athletes,
and Treasurer of Key Club. Volunteers
with several community organizations
including The Autism Center of North
Mississippi, St. Luke United Methodist
Church Food Pantry, and Salvation
Army.
Son of Mrs. Melissa and Mr.
Fred Keen.
Salutatorian
Alyssa Brohawn
4.0 grade average, National Merit Finalist,
ACT Scholar, 6-year Rotary Scholar,
National Honor Society, National English
Honor Society, Rho Kappa National
Social Studies Honor Society, Spanish
Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta National
Math Honor Society, and the esteemed
Cum Laude Society. Anchor Club, School
Spirit Club, Synergy, and Key Club Secretary.
Volunteers with several community
organizations including The Refuge,
Meals on Wheels, Tupelo Humane Society,
and Salvation Army.
Daughter of Mrs. Maristela and
Dr. William Brohawn, III.
4.0 Honors
Jack Raymond
Reed, Sr.
Balfour Award
Carrol Trent Imbler
4.0 grade average, ACT Scholar,
6-year Rotary Scholar, 2020 Hall of
Fame. National Honor Society; Rho
Kappa National Social Studies Honor
Society; Mu Alpha Theta National Math
Honor Society; National English Honor
Society Sophomore Class Representative,
Vice-President, and President; Cum
Laude Society. Math and Science team,
Mississippi Scholastic Press Association
awards, Special Olympics, Student
Council.
Daughter of Mrs. Trentice Imbler
and the late Mr. Chuck Imbler
Jr..
Lydia Asters
Matthew
Billingsley
Hannah
Bradford
Lillian Bray
Sarah Kate
Broadaway
Alyssa
Brohawn
Rebekah
Buzzell
Annaleise
Carroll
Taylor
Chapman
Allyssa
Ferguson
Rachel Frick
Mackenzie
Graham
Hayes
Hammond
Trevor Hart
Carrol Trent
Imbler
Maury
Johnston
Nathan Keen
Summer
Kirksey
Robert Leake Luke Losordo Erin Matthews
Coltin Milner
Makenzi
Montgomery
Olivia Morris Evelyn
Ramirez
Largest class in school history -
465 graduates
142 with Distinction
65 with Special Distinction
31 with 4.0 GPA’s
William
Sandroni
Jordan Shelton Elijah Smart Leah Vaughan Mason
Wagner
Class of 2020 - THS’s 106th year
26 Advanced Diplomas
9 Cum Laude Society Inductees
4 Hall of Fame Inductees
3 National Merit Finalists
Jordan
Wilburn
3 STAR Students
13 Six-year Rotary Scholars
116 Community service projects completed
through Senior Culmination
Project

SENIOR 2020 • TUPELO HIGH SCHOOL • THE HI-TIMES
Honors and Awards
3
Robin Simmons
Award
Lydia Asters
Student of the Year Service Award Woody Washburn
Hannah Bradford Erin Matthews Spirit Award
Will Sandroni
Rotary Code of
Ethics Award
DeArirreis Vance
Hall of Fame
Hannah Bradford, Marcus Davis,
Carrol Trent Imbler
and Maury Johnston
6-year Rotary Scholars
Lydia Asters, Hannah Bradford,
Alyssa Brohawn, Taylor Chapman,
Rachel Frick, Carrol Trent
Imbler, Maury Johnston, Nathan
Keen, Robert Leake, Luke Losordo,
Erin Matthews, Coltin Milner,
Elijah Smart
ACT Star Student and
Teacher
Maury Johnston and Anna Garner
Nathan Keen and
Taylor Chapman and
Rotary Code of
Ethics Award
Wynn Howell
Marilyn Ashby
Lydia Asters
Matthew Billingsley
Hannah Bradford
Sarah Bradley
Alyssa Brohawn
Camille Campbell
Nakiya Cayson
Taylor Chapman
Quantavious Clifton
Emmanuel Cruz
Marcus Davis
Rahul Dey
Massie Eckard
Rachel Frick
Virginia Gray
Student of Merit
Erin Matthews
Byrne-Field Award
Quantavious Clifton
Cum Laude
Mickey Linder Honorary
Scholarship
Marcus Davis
Alyssa Brohawn, Maury Johnston, Carrol Trent Imbler,
Nathan Keen, Luke Losordo, Rachel Frick, Jordan Wilburn,
Erin Matthews and Eli Smart
Senior Star Students
Ryan Hampton
Trevor Hart
John Michael Herman
Jaycob Horn
Wynn Howell
Carrol Trent Imbler
Maury Johnston
Nathan Keen
Summer Kirksey
Bailey Kohlheim
Luke Losordo
John Luke Marlin
Erin Matthews
Caroline Mikels
Coltin Milner
Makenzi Montgomery
Kylie Moore
Chasity Pimentel
Destiny Pimentel
Carson Rousseau
Will Sandroni
Mackenzie Scruggs
Zion Sims
Eli Smart
Connor Thistle
Monserrat Valencia
Shad Vance
Milo Westmoreland
Kyion White
Jordan Wilburn
THS Senior Awards

4 Graduation THE HI-TIMES • TUPELO HIGH SCHOOL • SENIOR 2020
Tupelo High celebrates a graduation like no other.
Marcus Davis opens the video ceremony
with the Invocation.
Connor Thistle receives his diploma cover from Principal Art Dobbs.
PHOTO COURTESY OF CONNOR THISTLE
Bob Leake, Joseph Rea and Paul Richardson
lead the Pledge of Allegiance.
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Tupelo High School was unable to hold a traditional graduation
ceremony. Instead, the school made arrangements to video each traditional segment of
the usual ceremony. Those segments were compiled into a one hour video by Premium Productions
which aired on Comcast channel 198 at the time of the original ceremony at 7 pm on
Friday, May 22, 2020. Each graduate was able to walk across a TPSD stage and receive a
diploma cover from a THS principal. Erin Matthews was selected to give the graduation
speech. A transcript follows:
THS Graduation 2020 Speech by Erin Matthews
Carrol Trent Imbler welcomes guests and
graduates.
Will Sandroni gives the Benediction and
leads the graduates in a nontraditional
version of the Hat Tossing Tradition.
Hello, soon-to-be graduates!
I am so honored
to be able to speak to
the people that I spent
the last 3 and 3 quarters
years with. I know that
we have all been waiting
for this moment for
a long time, and trust
me, staying at home for
this last quarter of our
senior year makes this
moment much sweeter. I
wish nothing more than
to hug you through the
screen.
In honor of this moment,
I invite you to take
a trip down memory
lane. Envision yourself
walking into H building,
and spending your freshman
year looking out of
the window at the upperclassmen
and thinking
they were grown
ups. I was utterly terrified
of the seniors, yet I
became friends with the
people I feared most.
We threw our first handful
of white powder at a
football game, and we
finally got over our fear
of online assignments
which little did we know
would come in handy.
We learned how to tackle
new experiences and
learn from others that
year.
Then, we transitioned
into sophomore year,
and moved a little bit
closer to the rail at football
games. I want you to
remember that first day
of sophomore year when
the campus seemed endless.
We were completely
lost, but we finally
had the room to venture
throughout different
buildings and meet new
people. We learned how
to connect with those
around us and explore
new things that year.
Then, junior year
rolled around. Classes
got harder, and life was
constantly in motion
as we began deciding
where our future
was headed. We
stressed the little
things and grew to
love the teachers
who gave us the
hardest work, but
hey, we found out
that Dr. Brandon
will always give
the best pep
talks and back
slaps. That year,
we learned hard times
make us better, and
the future comes fast
and without warning.
Then, there we
were, at Harrisburg,
driving in a line to the
high school with huge
smiles on our faces
even if senior project
was looming on the
horizon. TikTok dances
consumed our free time,
and, oh my gosh, we finally
touched the rail.
We learned and are still
learning the value of

SENIOR 2020• TUPELO HIGH SCHOOL • THE HI-TIMES
Instead of getting to walk as a group,
THS seniors walked across one of 5 stages
around Tupelo individually with only
4 family members in attendance. These
walks were part of the graduation video.
Graduation
5
This special issue
of the Hi-Times was
compiled by Adviser
Shari Chumley using
content from the Class
of 2020.
Thanks so all the
seniors and families
who submitted photos
and memories for this
issue.
Adviser:
Shari Chumley
PHOTO COURTESY OF RAHUL DEY
Rahul Dey poses with his diploma cover at Tupelo Middle School while masked assistant principal
Tyrone Catledge looks on.
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Zakhia and Zaccheaus Beene were able to graduate together.
our friendships and memories
this year. My memories
with you guys are by far the
most precious thing I could
have ever been gifted. As
a class, we made an appearance
at the inaugural
parade, learned that “reading
is, in fact, fun,” became
state champs (go wave),
made many, many TikToks,
met Slim Jimmi and Swae
Lee, and loved each other
even when we had to do it
over zoom and FaceTime.
Let’s also discuss the elephant
in the room. The
global pandemic that hovers
over our generation.
We have faced loss and
disappointment, but we
have handled it with grace
and poise. I think we can
definitely say that we have
made history at THS.
I am most proud of us, the
class of 2020, for moving
forward with resilience and
hope for a better day. No,
we weren’t given the perfect
finale of a senior year,
PHOTO COURTESY OF ANNA CARYL JUSTICE
Due to COVID-19 social distancing requirements,
only 4 guests were invited to attend
the graduation filming. Many students and
families, like Anna Caryl Justice, used social
media to live stream the walk across the stage
to share with family and friends who could not
PHOTO COURTESY OF ZAKHIA BEENE
attend.
but we were given so much
more. We were given time
apart, so that our time together
would mean so much
more.
As Theodore Roosevelt
said, “It is not the critic who
counts; not the man who
points out how the strong
man stumbles, or where
the doer of deeds could
have done them better. The
credit belongs to the man
who is actually in the arena,
whose face is marred by
dust and sweat and blood;
who strives valiantly; who
errs, who comes short again
and again, because there is
no effort without error and
shortcoming.”
We have fallen short and
dared to be great over these
four years, and we have
come out of this high school
with the beauty of a mature
and educated mind.
With the knowledge we
have been given, the world
is ours to learn from and
change. We have been given
the opportunity of a lifetime
to march out of hard
times and be someone to
respect.
So class of 2020, I ask
you the question Ronald
Reagan posed years ago,
“if not us, who? If not now,
when?” We, as a class,
have the ability to change
rainy days into endless sunshine,
and it is now our
time to step out into the
light that we have created.
So, make your own rules,
find out who you are, decide
who you are going to be,
make mistakes, pick yourself
back up, and change the
world.
In the words of Mrs.
Rowe, “you just gotta commit.”
We used to think everything
was guaranteed,
but now we have learned
to use every moment wisely
because it may not last.
Comfort is fleeting, and we
will always have to strive to
be who I know we can be.
We can, and we will shape
the future.
I would like to thank Principal
Dobbs for showing us
how important we are in
the eyes of our school, and
I also thank all of the teachers
for the goofy videos to
keep a smile on our faces
and the many years of genuine
interest in our lives.
This may not be the ending
we anticipated, but it
sure is the one that gives us
a greater appreciation for
those around us. I love you
guys so much, and I wish
you success in your future
endeavors, but more than
that I wish you happiness in
whatever path you choose
to take. Remember to thank
those who have shaped you,
hug people harder, and love
deeply.
In the wise words of the
great philosopher Post
Malone, “Look, we made
it.”
All glory to God above.
Thank You.
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6 Mr & Miss THS THE HI-TIMES • TUPELO HIGH SCHOOL • SENIOR 2020

SENIOR 2020 • TUPELO HIGH SCHOOL • THE HI-TIMES
Mr & Miss THS
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8 Cap & Gown THE HI-TIMES • TUPELO HIGH SCHOOL • SENIOR 2020
Bree Todd
Liza Claire Haynes. Elisabeth Grace Rutherford and Hannah Weaver.
Mitchell Wren and Emily Womack
Che’mya Carouthers
Mariah Clay
Brooke Reves and Connor Thistle
Lydia Asters, Hannah Bradford, Alyssa Brohawn, Sara
Thorderson, Maury Johnston, Wynn Howell, Ginny Gray,
Olivia Dickey, Mary Blake Brashier
Nakiya Cayson
Anna Caryl Justice
Lauren Byrd

SENIOR 2020 • TUPELO HIGH SCHOOL • THE HI-TIMES
Cap & Gown
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Patrice Fears
Morgan Robbins, Luke Losordo, Erin Matthews, and Sam Lott.
Jamara Myles
Destiny Pimentel, Laura Thompson, Victoria Van, Chasity Pimentel.
(Boys left to right) Trevor Hart, Taylor Chapman. This
was taken at Ballard park
Cullen Southward
Will Sandroni
Marcus Davis
Lanadia Clay
Jewel Johnson
Chloe Walker
Summer Bryan

10 Senior Superlatives THE HI-TIMES • TUPELO HIGH SCHOOL • SENIOR 2020
2020
Alyssa Brohawn Zach Weldon
Taylor Chapman
Senior
Superlatives
Nakiya Cayson
Most Likely
to Succeed
Most Likely
to Succeed
Erin Matthews
Nathan Ken
Best
Personality
Most
Studious
Most
Studious
Ginny Gray
Kyion White
Best
Personality
Most
Changed
Most School
Spirit
Most School
Spirit
Morgan Robbins

SENIOR 2020 • TUPELO HIGH SCHOOL • THE HI-TIMES
Senior Superlatives
11
Massie Eckard
Marissa Michael
Lucy Hill
Best
Dressed
Tanner Chapman
Tanner Chapman
Marcus Davis
Most
Talented
Most
Talented
Maury Johnston
Best
Dressed
Matthew Patty
Most
Artistic
Davis Bouchillon
Emily Womack
Most
Artistic
Chloe Walker
Trip Wilson
Funniest
Bob Leake, Garrett
Mikels & Peyton
Puckett
Most
Athletic
Most
Athletic
Most
Changed

12 Memories THE HI-TIMES • TUPELO HIGH SCHOOL • SENIOR 2020
Remember that time?
Seniors share their favorite memory of 2019-2020
Destiny Pimentel - Homecoming
Ginny Gray - I have loved going to every single one of Tupelo’s
football game in the past 4 years! Cheering on the wave
in the stands with my friends or filming on the sidelines I
will forever remember those Friday Night Lights!
Wanye Brown - Being able to reach finals with my favorite
cheer squad, and being able to be 4th in the nation.
Luke Losordo - An overtime
and last second victory
against Clinton the quarter
finals of the soccer state
championship tournament.
Carson Rousseau - My last
football Game
Hannah Bradford - Staying to
the end of football games
and cheering on the team regardless of the final outcome.
On our last home game, we were even able to go on the
football field and the cold weather did not stop us from
reminiscing on our great 4 years.
Taylor Chapman - The High School Swimming State Championship.
The boys this year were aiming to uphold their winning
streak and attain the thirteenth state championship in
a row. With a combined effort, the boys swept the competition
off their feet earning the thirteenth championship, and
the girls placed second. This team was an amazing thing to
be a part of, and I will forever remember this meet.
Lexie Freeman - My most memorable moment would be every
trip and memory I made with the volleyball team. I was able
to become close with both the players and coach who all
brought on many laughs, smiles, and helped me through a
lot of things. I met some of my best friends ever because
of the program.
Gracey Rutherford - I was so
lucky with the senior project
group I got. Summer Bryan,
Marcus Davis, and I all worked
really hard on our senior project
hosting a 5K Charity Run
for Regional Rehab that ended
up making close to $2,000.
Walker Gibens - Walking off
the stage after senior project
presentation
Myeisha Lee - My last first
day of high school & also the Coronavirus
Chloe Walker - Winning Homecoming Queen
Liza Clare Haynes - All the seniors meeting at Harrisburg on
the first day of school before the senior parade
John Michael Caldwell - Being a part of 6 state championships
as a member of the Tupelo High School Swim Team,
and the countless hours
of dedication to make it
happen. Wrapping up
my 8 year swim career
and getting my 6th state
championship, and continuing
the streak to 13
consecutive years.
Will Sandroni- The first Pep
Rally in the new Gym
Chasity Pimentel - Senior
Homecoming
Rhett Smith - Running out
on the field first time for
Tupelo Boys
Kelsie Walker - The pep
rally where the teacher fell
on the floor [during a relay race because he was dizzy]
Jacob Ashby - Ms. Winters’ English IV class
Zach Weldon - Football Senior Night running out onto the
field to take picture with family and give my mom flowers.
Olivia Morris - Disney Band Trip
Hayes Hammond - Playing in the Mississippi Alabama All
star football game
Nakiya Cayson - Playing two third round softball games
against Neshoba & immediately going to be on the homecoming
court
Massie Eckard - Being in a graduating class during the
Covid-19 pandemic. I keep thinking back to how my senior
year has been cut short and realizing that my “last day of
high school” was the Friday before spring break. It’s sad
to realize that this is how it ends, but it is definitely memorable!
Erin Matthews - Going to nationals
in Disney World with the cheer
team! All of my best friends in the
happiest place on Earth!
Morgan Robbins - Doing my last
show as a member of Synergy.
Show choir has been one of my
favorite things of my high school
career and to share the stage with all the girls I love, doing
the thing I love most is something I will never forget!
Lilly Bray - The relay races at the pep rallies
Carrol Trent Imbler - Winning the Community Bank Challenge
was the best way to end the 2019 football season! As soon
as I won, I ran back to the student section and we threw the
powder for the white out game!
Kyion White - the very first pep rally. It was so fun and I will
never forget all the smiles
and cool vibes. My favorite
part of the year was being
the “T” for TUPELO boys.
Maddie Stanzell - THS Soccer
team celebration after
we made it to third round
was so exciting and by far
my favorite memory of THS
Lady Wave Soccer.
Bryant Stubbs, Jr. - Becoming a basketball
manager and thinking about
doing it in college. Just get the vibe
of how it is and how everything is
supposed to operate. Getting to
meet new people and make new
bonds and when I can come back to
the games they’ll recognize me.

SENIOR 2020 • TUPELO HIGH SCHOOL • THE HI-TIMES
Memories
13
Seniors share their favorite
memory of the last 4 years
Massie Eckard - When I was on homecoming court. I was very
surprised to hear my name called on the intercom when the
principal announced the maids. I was so excited! I was so
blessed to have such a great class support me!
Nakia Cayson - Winning state for the first time in Tupelo High
School softball history in 2017
Alyssa Brohawn - Traveling to Orlando, FL for our Heart of
America Show Choir Competition. We were able to go to
Universal Studios for day and have lots of fun as a team,
then the next day we got to perform and watch other groups
from around the country perform
Eli Smart - I’ve been to a lot of events and I’ve performed
at various venues as a horn player, but I have to say that,
through it all, nothing topped being the
mellophone section leader for the first
ever year that the Tupelo High School
Band made State Finals. It was absolutely
ecstatic! I still remember jumping up and
down on the fences and screaming my
head off. Fortunately for my pride, I don’t
have a picture of that one.
Kaitlyn Dixon - Going to Washington D.C.
for the inaugural parade with the band
Hayes Hammond - Winning back to back
division championships
Matthew Patty - Helping to paint the mural in Downtown Tupelo.
Erin Matthews - Winning state for cheerleading in 2018! We
worked so hard and it finally was recognized!
Destiny Pimentel - Every football game.
Camille Campbell - In 10th grade I
joined welding & Skills USA. For
some unknown reason I decided
that we should be extra and
have our chapter display be an
arcade game with a monitor and
controller that controls a Power
Point which we would present to
the judges. We ended up taking
first place at the state competition
and we were able to go to
nationals in Louisville Kentucky.
It now rests in I building standing with all its glory down the
hall from the attendance office. Is was the most stress I had
ever faced in my life but every time I pass it I can’t help but
feel proud and touch it.
Anna Caryl Justice - Going to lunch every day first semester
of Junior year. From the first day of the semester to
the last, I would sit with the same
group everyday. Some days new
people would join us, but not often.
It consisted of me and my two
good guy friends Rhett and Matt.
We would always share lunch, We
would always goof off and have
the best time. Even though it was
only 20 something minutes a day,
they never failed to put a smile on
my face.
Hannah Bradford - Freshman year, my geometry class was
obsessed with the song “living on a prayer” and my teacher,
Mr. Frazier, who is normally very kind and chill got kind
of stern with us and told us to stop singing that song. He
continued with the lesson and he got toward the end of the
power point and said “alright guys we are halfway there”
to which every person in the class simultaneously followed
with “ohhh living on a prayer”. It was magical and I will
never forget it.

14 What’s Next! THE HI-TIMES • TUPELO HIGH SCHOOL • FALL 2018
Oh, the places we’ll go!
Texas
Malia Crump - Texas Southern University
Jaycob Horn - Texas State University
Ryan Hampton - Texas State University
Nebraska
Walker Gibens - University of Nebraska-
Lincoln
Arkansas
Maddie Stanzell - University of Arkansas
Kentucky
John Michael Caldwell - University of Kentucky
Tennessee
Camille Campbell - Nossi College of Art-
Nashville
Maryland
Bob Leake - United States Naval Academy
Playing at the Next Level...
Alabama
Trevor Hart - University of North Alabama
Ethan Criddle - University of North Alabama
Olivia Morris - Univeristy of North Alabama
Ginny Gray - University of Alabama
Taylor Chapman - University of Alabama-
Birmingham
Caroline Mikels - Samford
Izzie Rulewicz - Birmingham Southern College
Dylan Sevilla:
Soccer @
Itawamba Community
College.
Bryson Wilson:
Soccer @
Itawamba Community
College.
Eric Velasquez:
Soccer @
Itawamba Community
College.
John Luke
Marlin:
Baseball @
Northwest Community
College.
Mack Scruggs:
Baseball @
Itawamba Community
College.
Peyton Puckett:
Baseball @
Mississippi State
University.
Jaycob Horn:
Football @
Texas State University.
Trip Wilson:
Football @
Mississippi
State University.
Josh
Mitchell:
Basketball @
Pearl River
Community
College.
Izzie
Rulewicz:
Soccer @
Brimingham-
Southern
College
Chloe Walker:
Soccer @
Itawamba
Community
College.
Kenzie Sharp:
Basketball @
NorthEast
Mississippi
Community
College
Che’mya
Carouthers:
Basketball @
Jackson State
University.
Kat Knight:
Softball @
Jones
County Junior
College.
Ryan Hampton:
Football @
Texas State
University.
Hayes
Hammond:
Football @
Mississippi State
University.

FALL 2018 • TUPELO HIGH SCHOOL • THE HI-TIMES
What’s Next!
15
We’re on our way!
Lee Scott
Bryant Stubbs Jr.
Kyion White
Zachary Weldon
Rhett Smith
Kylie Moore
D’Ann Williams
Alyssa Brohawn
Hannah Bradford
Marcus Davis
Northwest MS
Community College
Wanye Brown
John Luke Marlin
University of
Mississippi
Desitny Pimentel
Chasity Pimentel
Nakiya Cayson
Kendall Shoemaker
Lilly Bray
Carrol Trent Imbler
Emily Womack
Massie Eckard
Jackson State
University
Milo Westmoreland
Che’mya Carouthers
Pearl River Community
College
Josh Mitchell
Itawamba
Community College
Kalasia James
Zoe Lovern
Jacob Ashby
Brandon Lee
Morgan Robbins
Lisa Stephen
Eliza Long
Emma Baker
Northeast MS
Community College
Kenzie Sharp
Mississippi State
University
Kelsie Walker
Hayes Hammond
Jordan Wilburn
Lexie Freeman
Maurico Smith
Chloe Word
Mack Scruggs
Carson Rousseau
Matthew Patty
Chloe Walker
Anna Caryl Justice
Zalaiyah Gilbert
Jenniquez Sorrell
Eric Velasquez
Dylan Sevilla
Annaka Shumpert
Wynn Howell
Eli Smart
Nathan Keen
Olivia Dickey
Luke Losordo
Trip Wilson
Peyton Puckett
University of
Southern Mississippi
Other
Amar Johnson - Traveling
Kelsie Walker = United State Army
Jones County Community
College
Kat Knight
Markia McMillian
Kaitlyn Dixon
Annaleise Carroll
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16 Farewell, Class of 2020 THE HI-TIMES • TUPELO HIGH SCHOOL • SENIOR 2020
Farewell, Dear Ol’ Tupelo High
Tupelo High School Alma Mater
In our hearts we’ll ever cherish
Things we did while here
Though other memories all may perish
These will e’er be dear
Friendships formed and truth imparted
Guide us through the years
Serving as an inspiration
As each day appears
Source of truth and knowledge
Keeper of the key
To unlock the door of learning
Is thy destiny
Always mindful of our duty
As the years go by
Loyal and faithful ever to thee
Dear Ol’ Tupelo High
Be Respectful,
Be Responsible
and
Be Safe.