CONGRATULATIONS, SHAWNEE GRADUATES!

We are looking forward to celebrating the following grads at the 2025 Honor Banquet on Saturday, June 7.

Rylee Adams, Afton Public High School

Ava Adkinson, Miami Public Schools

Averi Anderson, Fairland High School

Averi Attocknie, Quapaw High School

LaCinda Attocknie, Haskell Indian Nations University

Landon Bedell, Minot High School

Kelsie Boyd, Fairland High School

Lacy Brewer, Salina South High

Whitney Collins, Southeastern Oklahoma State University

Andrèa Cox, Miami High School

Carter Falling, Vinita High School

Lane Ferdig, Bluejacket High School

James Fisher, Rancho Bernardo High School

Addeline Garcia, St. Catherine University

Taylor Garman, Miami Public Schools

Megan Gazaway, Pittsburg State University

Benjamin Greyhat, Monrovia High School

Joseph Micheal Harper, Owasso High School

Ava Hayes, Vinita High School

ShyAnn Jennings, Grove Public School

Gregory Jones, Southeastern Oklahoma State University

Lilian Jones, Cascia Hall Preparatory School

Ava Lalicker, Epic Charter School

Lillie Lewis, Oak Grove High School

Samantha Lind, Tom Bean High School

Angel Lyle, Grove Public School

Jacob Maggard, Oklahoma State University

Ashlen Mayhew, Brazoswood High School

Lillian Minton, Bixby High School

Makailey Mitchell, Seneca High School

Tadashi Morishita, Oregon State University

Brenna Penrod, University of California – Los Angeles

Shauni Quishenberry, La Sierra University

Kimberly Rader, University of Texas, San Antonio

Joseph Rice, Bartlesville High School

Eleonora Roach, University of Minnesota – Twin Cities

Patricia Rodriguez, University of Oregon

Nathaniel Sawant, Northeastern State University

Charlee Scott, Henryetta High School

Chloe Stephens, University of Oklahoma

Kamara Terrapin, Epic Charter School

John Thomas, Ursinus College

Chloe Tyner, Northeastern State University

Logan Vowels, University of Tulsa

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