Central band, cheer, football programs celebrate Senior Night
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The Senior Night celebration started with the seniors and their teammates and coaches being treated to a steak dinner, followed by the pre-game ceremony. Central Coosa recognized 19 seniors from the band, cheer, football programs and support personnel who were escorted by their family.
The seniors were able to recognize the teacher who impacted them the most and share their future plans and words of inspiration.
The ceremony started by recognizing SGA member Kaylyn Gould who has volunteered at every home game for three years setting out parking signs and working the Fast Track GoFan entrance.
The Pride of Coosa County Band members were recognized next, starting with Tatum Larrabee, who has been a band member for seven years and also serves as the drum major. Larrabee was escorted by her mother, Tracie Hamilton.
Elizabeth Clark, who has been a colorguard member for one year, was escorted by her parents, Angela and Jarred Clark. Kimberly Parris, who has been a band member for three years, was escorted by her mother and sister, Teewee and Jayde.
Ezekiel Dailey, who has been a band member for two years, was escorted by his mother, Haley Dailey.
Lastly, Lukas Lackey, who has been a band member for seven years, was escorted by his parents, Amanda Reeves and Shannon Lackey.
Next, senior cheerleader Aerial Green was recognized for serving the squad for five years, including as a co-captain. Aerial was escorted by her grandparents, Annie and Felton Lee.
The 12 senior football players were then recognized, starting with Kenyon Richardon. Kenyon has played football for five years and was escorted by his parents, Shavon and Kenyarta Richardson.
Zaccai Lauderdale, who has played football for five years, was escorted by his parents, Karleyun Lauderdale and Lekeyta Williams.
JaQualyn Kelly, who has played football for three years, was escorted by his parents, Tiki Turner and Craig Kelly. Zavion Abston, who has played football for six years, was escorted by his parents, Jarkema and Lanathan Abston.
Jadon Marbury, who has played football for three years, was escorted by his parents, Creshaia and Carlos Marbury. Javon Thomas, who has played football for five years, was escorted by his mother, Nymeka Thomas.
Eli Self, who has played football for six years, was escorted by his parents, Rachel and Blake Self.
Nylandis Clark, who has played football for four years, was escorted by his mother and sister, Lisa and Aisha Davis.
Kendel Luke, who has played football for three years, was escorted by his foster parents, Craig and Brandi Dunham. Luis Martinez, who has played football for seven years, was escorted by his mother, Samantha Ferdin.
Javarious Wilson, who has played football for six years, was escorted by his parents, Monique Harrell and Johnathan Wilson.
Lastly, John Brimer, who has played football for four years, was joined by his parents, John and Emily Brimer.
We are proud of our seniors for all the work they have put into their respective programs over the years. We are also thankful to their parents and families for their support, as well as the director of the band, Daryl Ingram; colorguard sponsor, Katie Martin; the cheerleading sponsors Debbie Phillips and Marsala Mitchell; and the head football coach, Daniel Flowers; for the countless hours you have dedicated to the development of our students.
It was a great season and one in which the seniors have many positive memories to hold in their hearts. Thank you to PTO president Maressa Ware for sharing pictures.
