Michael Douglas of Hustonville earned degrees in government and Spanish, and graduated magna cum laude. He is the son of Timothy and Marilyn Douglas, both of Hustonville, and is a graduate of Lincoln County High School.
Kindra Krill of Stanford earned a degree in biology. She is the daughter of Kinney and Rita Kaye Noe of Stanford, and is a graduate of Lincoln County High School.
Jonathan Lanham of Gravel Switch earned a degree in history. He is the son of H. Kevin and Jan Lanham of Gravel Switch, and is a graduate of Marion County High School.
Duncan Paynter of Danville earned a degree in history. He is the son of Mary Hunt of Prospect and Bruce Paynter of Danville, and is a graduate of Danville High School.
Tommy Poland of Danville earned a degree in psychology. He is the son of Tom and Bettie Poland of Danville, and is a graduate of Danville High School.
Brian Ruth of Danville earned a degree in history. He is the son of Bill and Kathy Ruth of Danville, and is a graduate of Danville High School.
Daniel Saman of Lebanon earned degrees in anthropology/sociology and philosophy. He is the son of Morees and Amal Saman of Lebanon, and is a graduate of Marion County High School.
Vanessa Shepperson of Junction City earned a degree in elementary education and received The Doris Elaine Williams Cavnes Elementary Education Prize.
Beau Wolinsky of Danville earned a degree in financial economics. He is the son of Robert Wolinsky and Carol Joan Avery of Danville, and is a graduate of Boyle County High School.
