INA, Ill. (May 5, 2016) - Thirty-seven seniors at Hamilton County Senior High School registered for Fall 2016 at 海角视频 this week as part of College Signing Day on their campus. Pictured is, FROM LEFT, FRONT ROW, Colton Bond, Kaytlyn Summerville, Madelyn Barker, Brittany White, Bryanna Martin, Brooklyn Anderson, Marabeth Lieren, and Sydney Comstock; SECOND ROW, Zachary Page, Sarah Davis, Schuyler Bailey, Katelynn Toops, Jaclyn Savage, Kaytlin Ebert, Cheynia Hanson, Shelby Davis, and Amber Schafer; THIRD ROW, Bailey Jo Heistand, Brendan Epperson, Michaela Scott, Caitlyn Barr, Tyler Morrison, Johnathan Jeffers, Zak Shreve, and Katie Coy; BACK ROW, Chad Barnard, Sawyer Lueke, Damian Pike, Jake Kaufman, Kyle Hand, Kevin Carter, Holden Dodson, Matt Anselment, Austin Webb, and Alyssa Hood. Not pictured is Alyssa VanZant and Ashley Watt. Click on the image for a larger view.
(ReAnne Palmer / RLC Public Information)
Advisors will make their last stop at Mt. Vernon Township High School next week to register interested senior for classes at RLC next fall.
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