Seventh graders honored at the Tarkio High School Academic Banquet included, from left to right: front row – Tanner Rollins, Rylie Simmons, Kelsea Kirwan, Daniel Lesher, Alexis Gibler, Josie King, and Emilee Caudill; and back row – Kiara Hines, Jared Stanton, Tessa Rolf, Grace Peck, Alaina Armstrong, Kalynn Smith, Caleb Ritchie, and Faith Anderson.
Eighth graders honored at the Tarkio High School Academic Banquet included, from left to right, Braiden Wennihan, Aaron Schlueter, Justin Stanton, Kaylin Merriweather, Alexis Brown, Jaden Goodin, Amy Somerville, Stormy Nordhausen, Seth Morey, and Sophia Martin.
Freshmen honored at the Tarkio High School Academic Banquet included, from left to right: front row – Brianna Maxwell, Alli Yates, Devin Guajardo, and Audrey Weidenaar; and back row – Ashlynn Meyer, Ella Rolf, Bryli Staten, Cheyenne Gray, Morgan Parshall, Autumn Murry, Mercedes Parshall, Brynnan Poppa, and Harley Caudill.
Sophomores honored at the Tarkio High School Academic Banquet included, from left to right, Jae Barnett, Novalee Yeary, Taylor Stanton, Anna Klute, Alex Somerville, Jake McEnaney, and Gus Hurst.
Juniors honored at the Tarkio High School Academic Banquet included, from left to right, Lily Graves, Cat Prater, Gage McAdams, Grace Martin, Kaely Kirwan, Garrett Meyer, Emily Vance, Skye Clark, and Jordyn Bates-Hogue.
Seniors honored at the Tarkio High School Academic Banquet included, from left to right, Destiny Sanders, Madison Ohrt, Tawni Martin, Melissa Lang, Colin Joesting, Shae DeRosier, Bella Hurst, Taylor Brown, and Hannah Blank.
Seniors honored for their (21 or above) ACT scores at the Tarkio High School Academic Banquet included, from left to right, Taylor Brown, Shae DeRosier, Bella Hurst, Colin Joesting, Tawni Martin, Madison Ohrt, and Melissa Lang.
Junior Cat Prater, left, and senior Ricky Weidenaar, right, were recognized for their high (30 or above) ACT scores at the Tarkio High School Academic Banquet.
Representative Allen Andrews was the guest speaker at the Tarkio High School Academic Banquet Wednesday, October 11, 2017, in the THS Gym. Andrews encouraged the students to take full advantage of the educational opportunities presented to them in high school, espcially considering, he said, that Tarkio has some of the best teachers in the state of Missouri and a school willing to make time in an already busy schedule to recognize students for their academic achievements.
Over 200 people attended the 1st Annual Tarkio High School Academic Banquet in the high school gym Wednesday, October 11, 2017. Everyone enjoyed a spaghetti dinner, followed by a speech given by Missouri Representative Allen Andrews. Students in grades seven through 12 were recognized for scoring proficient or advanced on their state assessment tests last year and junior Cat Prater and senior Ricky Weidenaar were recognized for their outstanding scores on the ACT. Administrators congratulated the students and then the students went through a receiving line of jr. high and high school teachers giving their praises on a job well done.
Seventh Grade Honorees – (Communication Arts) Faith Anderson, Carsyn Green-Sillers, Tanner Rollins, and Slade Rosenbohm; (Communication Arts and Math) Connor Brown, Emilee Caudill, Josie King, Caleb Ritchie, Rylie Simmons, Kalynn Smith, Alaina Armstrong, Alexis Gibler, Daniel Lesher, Grace Peck, and Tessa Rolf; and (Math) Kelsea Kirwan, Jared Stanton, and Kiara Hines
Eighth Grade Honorees – (Communication Arts) Sophia Martin, Seth Morey, Stormy Nordhausen, Amy Somerville, and Kaylin Merriweather; (Communication Arts and Math) Titus Eaton, Bo Graves, Katie Hall, Justin Stanton, Braiden Wennihan, Alexis Brown, and Aaron Schlueter; and (Math) Jaden Goodin
Ninth Grade Honorees – (Communication Arts) Aubrey Brown, Harley Caudill, Keely Horton, Grant Turnbull, and Alli Yates; (Communication Arts and Science) Autumn Murry, Brynnan Poppa, and Cheyenne Gray; (Communication Arts, Math, and Science) Devin Guajardo, Brianna Maxwell, Ashlynn Meyer, Audrey Weidenaar, Mercedes Parshall, Morgan Parshall, Bryli Staten, and Ella Rolf; and (Science) Jayden Van Zant
Tenth Grade Honorees – (Communication Arts) Jae Barnett, Gus Hurst, Tyler Jennings, Anna Klute, Jake McEnaney, Lexi Somerville, Taylor Stanton, and Novalee Yeary
Eleventh Grade Honorees – (Science) Lance Anderson, Jordyn Bates-Hogue, Skye Clark, Alex Driskell, Jimi Elder, Lily Graves, Emily Vance, Kaely Kirwan, Megan Lee, Grace Martin, Gage McAdams, Garrett Meyer, Catelyn Prater, Zach Sapp, Jayden Viets, and Troy Wennihan
Twelfth Grade Honorees – (Government) Hannah Blank, Taylor Brown, Shae DeRosier, Kaleb Horton, Bella Hurst, Colin Joesting, Melissa Lang, Madison Ohrt, Lauren Quimby, and Destiny Sanders; and (Government and Science) Tawni Martin
ACT Honorees (21 or Above) – Taylor Brown, Shae DeRosier, Bella Hurst, Colin Joesting, Melissa Lang, Tawni Martin, Madison Ohrt, and Lauren Quimby
ACT Honorees (30 or Above) – Ricky Weidenaar and Catelyn Prater
