Bowling Green, Ky. - Western Kentucky University and South Central Bank honored 22 seniors from five Glasgow area high schools for their academic achievements.

Thursday’s annual High School Scholars Luncheon honored high school seniors who qualify for at least a renewable full-tuition scholarship to WKU. This year’s group has an average ACT composite score of 28.2 and grade-point average of 3.96 and includes 10 Governor’s Scholars.

The students honored at the Lera B. Mitchell Clubhouse in Glasgow included:

From Barren County High School: Brittany Billingsley, Michael Goodman, Ann-Ashleigh Gray, Daniel Honeycutt, Savannah Jackson, Stacie Marable, Sarah Toney, Amber Young.

From Caverna High School: Taylor West.

From Glasgow High School: Katrina Bidwell, Melanie Brauer, Kayla Foster, Ellen Murrey.

From Metcalfe County High School: Elizabeth Parsons, Jonathan Shaw, Tara Thompson, Emily Underwood.

From Monroe County High School: Lauren Anderson, Laura Bowman, Justin King, Samantha Rigsby, Amanda Walker.

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Photos by Sheryl Hagan-Booth, University photographer

Barren County High School
Eight students from Barren County High School were recognized Thursday at the annual High School Honors Luncheon in Glasgow. Front row (from left): Ann-Ashleigh Gray, Amber Young, Savannah Jackson, Brittany Billingsley; second row, Stacie Marable, Sarah Toney, Daniel Honeycutt, Michael Goodman, counselor Jill Leftwich, WKU President Gary Ransdell; back row, South Central Bank Monroe County president Tommy Ross, superintendent Jerry Ralston, principal Keith Hale.

 

 

Glasgow High School
Three students from Barren County High School were recognized Thursday at the annual High School Honors Luncheon in Glasgow. Front row (from left): Katrina Bidwell, Kayla Foster, Melanie Brauer; back row, South Central Bank Monroe County president Tommy Ross, superintendent Fred Carter, counselor Lori Siebold, principal Kelly Bell, WKU President Gary Ransdell.

 

 

 

 

Metcalfe County High School
Four students from Metcalfe County High School were recognized Thursday at the annual High School Honors Luncheon in Glasgow. Front row (from left): Emily Underwood, Tara Thompson, Jonathan Shaw, Elizabeth Parsons; back row, South Central Bank Monroe County president Tommy Ross, principal David Nole, superintendent Patricia Hurt, WKU President Gary Ransdell.

 

 

 

 

 

Monroe County High School
Five students from Monroe County High School were recognized Thursday at the annual High School Honors Luncheon in Glasgow. Front row (from left): Lauren Anderson,
Laura Bowman, Amanda Walker; back row, South Central Bank Monroe County president Tommy Ross, principal Phillip Bartley, counselor Jane Yokley, Samantha Rigsby, Justin King, superintendent George Wilson, WKU President Gary Ransdell.

 

 

 

Caverna High School
One student from Caverna High School was recognized Thursday at the annual High School Honors Luncheon in Glasgow. Front row (from left): South Central Bank Monroe County president Tommy Ross, principal Debbi Lindsey, counselor Jane Edwards, Taylor West, superintendent Sam Dick, WKU President Gary Ransdell.











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