Townes, Beeler are Mr., Miss MHS
From the Nov 11, 2025 e-Edition
McKENZIE — The McKenzie High School Class of 2026 recently selected senior superlatives. Chosen as Mr. and Miss MHS were Carlton Townes and Carli Beeler.
Townes and Beeler were also selected as Best Dressed and Most Likely to Be Famous.
Other superlatives include:
Most Athletic - Timmy Arline and Charli Weatherford
Most Rebel Spirit - Tobey Brooks and Gracie Aird
Most Likely to Succeed - Coleson Cook and Gracie Aird
Class Clown - Jackson Cantrell and Kalecia Cunningham
Most Talented - Dylan Bomar and Liberty Dyal
Best Personality - Ryan Toombs and Nadia Sisemore
Best to Bring Home to Mom - Coleson Cook and Laila McDade
Friendliest - Davarion Gilbert and Laila McDade
Most Courteous - JT Cathey, Ryan Toombs and Briley Priddy
Worst Case of Senioritis - Shane Barrick and Savannah Lewis
In the e-Edition
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