
Shelbie (Gaines) Graham was the guest speaker at the Rock Port R-II Academic Ceremony. She wanted the students to know that they would always have someone rooting for them to succeed.

Rock Port High School graduates receiving the Rock Port R-II Scholarship and the Rex R. Shandy Trust Scholarship, from left to right, are: Phillip Herron, Mackenzie Lager, Aubrey Watkins, and Dalton Stevens.

Seniors receiving academic letters, from left to right, were: front row – Chaney Vogler, Jaysa Welch, Rylee Jenkins, and Jenasey Mace; and back row – Ozey Hurst, Tarver Muntz, Peyton Lager, Bannack Skillen, and Carter Gebhards. Not pictured are Dereck Dush, Reed Miller, Augustus Heintz, Ryan Paris, Alisha Lomax, and Abigail Minino.

Juniors receiving academic letters, from left to right, were: front row – Avery Meyerkorth, Addison Maifeld, Claire Spiegel, Lilly Pankau, Hadleigh Jones, and Payten Shrader; and back row – Arianna Shimmel, Bracton Cook, Ryan Lucas, Jaymes Herron, Malachi Skillen and Cali Driskell. Sienna Harmon and Zane Cook are not pictured.

Sophomores receiving academic letters, from left to right, were: front row – Norah Watkins, Emma Teten, Jacoby Driskell, Keira Roup, and Skylar Stoner; and back row – Tayden Cook, Ryder Herron, and Dylan Lair. Quentin Jackson, Ella Meyerkorth, and Kinleigh Daugherty are not pictured.
Rock Port R-II High School held its annual Academic Ceremony Friday, March 22, 2024, in the high school gym. Students and family members were invited to the ceremony to celebrate their hard work in maintaining a grade point average of 3.67 or higher.
Superintendent Dr. Bollinger welcomed everyone to the ceremony and congratulated the students on their achievements.
High School Principal Donnie Parsons introduced the guest speaker for the evening. Mrs. Shelbie (Gaines) Graham spoke with the students about her experiences and the things she wishes she had known sooner. She wanted them to know that they would always have someone rooting for them to succeed and to always be kind.
Mr. Parsons then called each student up by class to receive their academic letter.











