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Hardeeville turns out 66 graduates
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Hardeeville Class of 2009
Justin Paul Adams
Cristina Joani Badger
Isabel Baltazar
Jamiah Shantay Blackshear
Brittaney Octavia Bolden
Shante'
Shalanda Bolden
Demetria Raquel Bright
James Roland Brockington
John Andrew Brown
Krystal Alexis Brown
Daniel Lee Cawthon
Teresa Guizar Chaires
Kamaloni Senay Chisholm
Sierra Michelle Collins
Brandon Thomas Comer
Neil Alan Cooler
Mwamba Mbiyu Cunningham
Hannah Alyssa Fender
Naikeema Sharay Fields
Jasmine Elaine Ford
Patrick
Lamar Ford
Malcolm Romone Fripp
Alicia Renee Garvin
Altricia Linette Garvin
Abigail
Gomez
Kashif Shakeem Aboul Grant
Ratia Renah Grant
Rodney Rehna Grant
Brittany Irene Hanney
Tremayne Carlton Harris
Armando Huerta
Edgar Edward Huerta
Tykeeba Dackari Hughes
De'Andre Lamar Hugue
Stephanie Jenkins
Jose Fernando Jimenez
Rosalina Jimenez
Amber LaShawna Johnson
Kristen Tyler Johnson
Selita Chonika Knighton
Kenyata Latrice Lawyer
Marcelo Pesina Lopez
Vanessa Shanell Love
Travell Lamont Lowe
Jessica Shant'e Lynard
Umang
Patel
Charity Harveyetta Riley
Jacob Gabriel Rivers
Paul William Simmons
Shelby Marnee Simmons
Brittany Shantrelle Singleton
Jessica Ann Souter
Darrell Eric Stembridge
Jamal Akeem Swinton
Laquashia Ann Thomas
Jose Alberto Trejo
Rebeca
Vargas Torres
Thokare' Elaine Wallace
Travis Wiggins
T'Nai Amani Wilkins
Ronald James Williams
Sakitha Keyawana Williams
Tevron Anthony Williams
D'ante Javon Wilson
Keon Sherad Wilson
Michele Lauraine Wright
The 66 students of the Hardeeville High School Class of 2009 graduated Friday in the school gym.
Total amount of scholarship money earned by the graduates: $1.04 million
Speakers: The valedictorian and the salutatorian.
Valedictorian: Krystal Brown earned a 4.3 grade point average and will study criminal justice at The Citadel.
Salutatorian: Shanté Bolden earned a 4.2 grade point average and will join the U.S. Air Force and be an integrated avionics apprentice.
From the principal:"This class is very outspoken. When they see something that they feel strongly about, they will stand up and speak out." -- Principal Carletha W. Youmans.
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