Bradshaw Mountain High School
(BMHS)

Trevor graduated 8th in his class of 399 students. He’s described by his AP US Government and Politics teacher with an exemplary intellect, personality, maturity, and work ethic. Yet, a pleasant, engaged, hard worker with a relaxed demeanor and destined for leadership.

His AP Economics teacher is also acquainted with his family and describes him as quiet but engaging, takes his time to analyze topics and consider options. Trevor is well-liked by teachers and peers, knows how to communicate with adults, carries himself with quiet humility and is an exemplary role-model and high quality individual. 

Trevor is also very accomplished. He was chosen for the prestigious Hugh O’Brien Leadership Conference at ASU as a junior. He participated in the Science Olympiad, Student Athlete Leadership team at BMHS and is one of the Youth leaders at his church.

Bradshaw Mountain High School
(BMHS)

Lillie graduated 16th in a class of 399 students. Her AP English teacher describes her as a remarkable young woman who embodies diligence, compassion with a genuine eagerness to learn. She’s inquisitive, engages thoughtfully and is dedicated to success. A longtime friend of her family describes her as genuine, mature, including all around her. She’s talented and has excelled in several sports; flag football, track & field and cross country. Serving as a captain for her teams and MVP in two sports.

While attending high school, she completed a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) program through Mountain Institute Career & Educational District in conjunction with Yavapai College. A medical professional describes her as engaged, enthusiastic with fortitude and a pleasant mix of confidence with grace.

She also has experience as a gymnastics coach, preschool teacher and Back Office Assistant at an Oral Surgery office. However, she is not all business. She loves hiking, hunting, camping and being involved in her youth group at church.

Lillie has been admitted to Brigham Young University (BYU) into their Nursing program.

AZ Agribusiness & Equine Center (AAEC)

Hayden is described by his Veterinary Science teacher as dedicated to academics, leadership, and agriculture; as well as destined for success. He has been involved in his school’s FFA program for four years, including serving as secretary and president of his school’s club. He will be unable to attend our luncheon because he is interviewing for the state FFA presidency and is in Tucson. 

Besides finishing high school in May, he finished an AA degree in Arts with an agricultural base from Yavapai College. His government teacher described him as humorous and creative, making learning enjoyable for others. He excels in projects that require innovative thinking and has the ability to analyze information effectiviely. His unique, insightful perspective shines through his work, making him a stand out among his peers. 

Hayden has been admitted to University of Arizona for Agricultural Technology Management and Education Major program in the College of Agriculture, Life and Environmental Sciences.