School News
Graduates from Linn State Technical College
Congratulations to Taylor Feris for successfully meeting the requirements for an Associate of Applied Science degree in Aviation Maintenance from Linn State Technical College. He graduated on Saturday, May 11. Taylor is the son of Chuck and Marilyn Feris of Adrian and is a 2011 graduate of Adrian High School.
Adrian native receives Ozarks Teacher Corps Scholarship
Emily Bohannon, of Adrian, is a new member of the Ozarks Teacher Corps scholarship program, which will provide a $4,000 annual award in return for her commitment to teach in a rural district after her graduation from Missouri State University. Bohannon, studying special education at Missouri State, is one of nine college students awarded scholarships in the new Ozarks Teacher Corps group recognized at the May 2 Rural Schools Partnership conference in Thomasville, MO.
Scholarship recipients
Adrian seniors received scholarships for their post-high school careers. Additional pictures of scholarship recipients are in the May 23 issue of The Adrian Journal.
Right: Adrian Bank awarded 10 scholarships to deserving seniors. Front row: Adrian Bank Vice President Cary Six, Cassidy Chastain, Shelby Shannon, Caitlyn Jacks, Brittany Williams. Back row: Caitlin Kimminau, Jordan Knox, Brendin White, Brandon Williams, Darian Pittman. Not pictured: Logan Jennings.
Adrian Community Theater gears up for a June production
The Adrian Community Theater is gearing up for another production. A.C.T will be performing “Don’t Wake Him, Hand Me the Shovel” on June 7, 8, 9th in the West Gymnasium of the Adrian High School. The play was written by Pat Cook and can best be described as a fast-paced farce that combines horror movies, ghost hunters and some confused television reporters. This cast has been working hard and having fun rehearsing this hilarious play. This will be the fourth performance that A.C.T has brought our community.
Sophomore Class holds fundraiser
The Adrian High School sophomore class held a fundraiser in cooperation with Yoss Thriftway to raise money for next year’s prom and their senior trip in 2015. The young philanthropists took orders for smoked meat prepared by Yoss Thriftway and raised $1,487.00. Kaitlyn Miller was the top seller.
