Rank: 1 (Valedictorian)

Grade Average or Grade Point Average: 99.8

Parents: Mark and Jean Morrow

School activities/honors:
Basketball-all district (10,12), academic all state (11), Basketball Queen(12); UIL Academics- regional qualifier in prose interpretation, current issues and events, and  informative speaking (9-12), state qualifier in informative speaking (12), state finalist in informative speaking (12); One Act Play- zone all star cast (10,11), zone honorable mention (12), district all star cast (11); Golf- all district (12); FFA- Lone Wolf District Sentinel (12), Blackwell Chapter President (12), district champion in prepared public speaking (11,12), state alternate in prepared public speaking (12); 4-H- State Food and Nutrition Ambassador (10-12), District 7 Food and Nutrition Committee President (12), state qualifier in food show and choreographed routines (9,10); Twirling- Football Sweetheart (10, 12), state qualifier (9); Euterprean Award-highest yearly GPA in Blackwell High School; Homecoming Queen (11)

Future Plans: Attend The University of Texas in Austin and major in communications, pursue a career in children's advocacy law

What was the funniest thing, or the thing you will remember most, about high school? This past fall Blackwell celebrated its Centennial Celebration. The homecoming celebration was more extravagant than usual. As a spirit team member, I spent long hours preparing for this homecoming. Some of the funniest moments of my high school career occurred after midnight while we were decorating the gym. For the life of us, the four remaining spirit team members could not plug in the lights lining the floor. I also got to serve as the reigning queen of the festivities due to me being named Homecoming Queen the previous year. We broke ground on the new high school and I twirled fire at halftime, making it the first time in school history.

What advice do you have for underclassmen to survive high school? Get involved in school activities and embrace school spirit. Go to football games or other sporting events, attend the school dances, and embrace the corny high school traditions. Most importantly, do not worry about being popular, find a few good friends that care about you and hang out with them. These true friends will always be there for you and will create fond memories with you.
 
What will you have to tell your classmates at your 10-year high school reunion? "Wow, I cannot believe you all are still alive. In the past 10 years, I have not met anyone as crazy, unique, or life changing as you guys."