WKU honored 67 students from seven Elizabethtown area high schools for their academic achievements.This year’s group has an average ACT composite score of 29.3 and grade-point average of 3.93 and included 36 Kentucky Governor’s Scholars.

The following students were honored at a luncheon Oct. 30 at the Hardin County Schools Early College and Career Center:

Central Hardin High School: Elizabeth Biggs, Candace Bone, Hope Crim, Airada Damdee, Georgia Eastlake, Mason Edlin, Jacob Emberton, Willie Graas, Abigail Hendrie, Alec Higdon-Burgess, Kristen Hoehler, Brandon Hoyle, Shelby Maggard, Katelyn McDowell, Karina Shoaf, Bruce Spigelmyer, Gillian Stith, Kasey Thorn, Noah Vo, Alexander Ward, Sara Worrill

Elizabethtown High School: Qarman Adams, Mariana Arce, Rayane Chatrieux, Gabbie Collins, Griffin Davis, Thomas Deaton, Shayna Holloway, Taylor Johnson, Kyle Jury, Jason Pinto, Jennifer Pinto, Aisha Saleem, Mitchell Stokan, Emily Thomas, Michael Thompson, Charles Warden, KeeHup Yong

Fort Knox High School: Brenna Stephenson

John Hardin High School: Emily Grogan, Thomasina Haight, Allison McClain

LaRue County High School: Brian Anderson, Austin Barnes, Jacilyn Hazelwood, Kaelyn Herrin, Madison Lee, Cindy Martinez, Cody McDowell, Victoria Smith, Darian White, Rachel Wolf

Meade County High School: Allison Millay, Weston Owen, Kristin Peters

North Hardin High School: Brianna Barksdale, Jacob Burroughs, William Culver, Sean Curtis, Mitchel Johnson, Robert Lemons, Dominique Lewis, Justin Maxwell, Barbara O’Connor, Noah Stevens, Andrew Stewart, Jamacia Williams     

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