BEEBE HIGH SCHOOL \r\n
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Katelyn Johnston is a freshman at Beebe High School. She is the daughter of Mark and Dana Johnston. Katelyn is a four-year member of the Beebe Bands, a three-year member of Lady Badger Volleyball team, a two-year member of Choir and Color guard, and a one-year member of the Drama club. Outside of school, Katelyn is a member of the Know Mercy Youth Choir and the Refuge Youth Group at Union Valley Baptist Church. She also enjoys drawing, singing, and studying. Katelyn plans to attend Arkansas State to prepare for Vet school.\r\n
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Gracie Allen is a sophomore at Beebe High School. She is the daughter of James and Janet Allen and Rebecca Estes (mom). Gracie is a two-year member of ROTC. Outside of school, attends New Life Church. She enjoys hunting, fishing, photography, and painting. Gracie plans to attend Arkansas State University and major in Chemistry.\r\n
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Allison Bivens is a junior at Beebe High School. She is the daughter of Mark and Wendy Bivens. Allison is a three-year member of the Lady Badgers Softball team, and a two-year member of HOSA (officer for one year.) Outside of school, Allison is a member of the HOSA State Officer team. She loves hanging out with her best friend and spending time with her family. She also loves to read and draw in her free time. Allison plans to go to Dental school and become a pediatric dentist.\r\n
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Sydney Windorf is a senior at Beebe High School. She is the daughter of Steve and Shonta Windorf. Sydney is a four-year member of HOSA, and a three-year member of Key Club. Outside of school, Sydney enjoys art, music, and singing. Sydney plans to attend Ouachita Baptist University and pursue a career as an art teacher. \r\n
\r\nCongratulations to Katelyn, Gracie, Allison, and Sydney for being chosen as Beebe High School April Students of the Month. These students were treated to breakfast as a part of their celebration. The 2020-2021 Student of the Month program is being sponsored by members of our local community, including Jim Wooten, First Security Bank, and Casa Mojitos.\r\n