- High School: Mercer County Senior High School
- Achievements: First-team all-academic varsity soccer player, National Honor Society member, Youth Salute award recipient
- Activities: varsity soccer player, assistant coach of an under-6 Mercer Youth Soccer Association soccer team, MCSHS yearbook co-editor, MCSHS newspaper reporter, Life Teen member at St. Andrew Catholic Church
- College Plans: Attend Eastern Kentucky University to study computer systems technology
- Favorite Book: Harry Potter series by J.K. Rowling
- Most Meaningful Experience: Receiving the Presidential Scholarship from EKU
- Most Influential School Employee: A.P. language and literature teacher Erin Milburn
- Role Model: Grandfather Bill Huff
- Parents: Cindy L. and Robert Brown
Grace Clements
- High School: Casey County High School
- Achievements: Art Club president, four-time Friends of Education award recipient, Kentucky Governor’s School for the Arts applicant, 4.0 grade-point-average student
- Activities: Art Club, Future Business Leaders of America, student council, Beta Club
- College Plans: Attend Eastern Kentucky University for undergraduate work, then attend the University of Kentucky to obtain a master’s degree in library information science
- Favorite Book: Harry Potter series by J.K. Rowling
- Most Meaningful Experience: Losing my grandmother Kathryn Gilpin
- Most Influential School Employee: Art teacher Rick Terry
- Role Model: Actress Helena Bonham Carter
- Parents: Sarah and Stuart Clements
Ben Coffman
- High School: Boyle County High School
- Achievements: Associated Press All-State offensive lineman, two-time Advocate-Messenger All-Area offensive lineman, All-State choir member, Youth Group Council member, Youth Salute award recipient
- Activities: Varsity football, Y-Club, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, choir, praise band, sports referee, church youth group, Higher Goal Basketball
- College Plans: Attend the University of Louisville to study political science and journalism
- Favorite Book: “A Million Little Pieces” by James Frey
- Most Meaningful Experience: Winning two consecutive football state championships in 2009 and 2010
- Most Influential School Employee: Offensive line coach and special education teacher Justin Roe
- Role Model: Father Jimmy Coffman
- Parents: Karen and Jimmy Coffman
Nicole Coffman
- High School: Casey County High School
- Achievements: All-District and All-Region basketball teams member, top three finisher in state track competitions, No. 1 student in class academic ranking, 1000 Point Club member
- Activities: Basketball, track, Y-Club, Beta Club, Friends of Rachel Club, Future Business Leaders of America, Science Club, Pep Club, Wesley Drug employee, softball team manager
- College Plans: Attend Transylvania University to play basketball and study chemistry or biology with a pre-medicine emphasis
- Favorite Book: House of Night series by P.C. Cast and Kristin Cast
- Most Meaningful Experience: Tearing her ACL, which made her stronger and taught her there is more to life than playing sports
- Most Influential School Employee: Basketball coach Randy Salyers
- Role Model: Parents Gayle and Paul Coffman
- Parents: Gayle and Paul Coffman
Morgan Elizabeth Crutchfield
- High School: Garrad County High School
- Achievements: 2010 Death Valley Bowl Queen, Kentucky Association of Pep Organization Sponsors high achiever
- Activities: Varsity cheerleading, girls golf, GCHS production of “Annie,” Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Spanish Club, Young Democrats of America
- College Plans: Attend Eastern Kentucky University to study communication disorders on a full scholarship
- Favorite Book: “The Heart is a Lonely Hunter” by Carson McCullers
- Most Meaningful Experience: Traveling to New Orleans for an eye-opening mission trip
- Most Influential School Employee: A.P. chemistry teacher Diana Hart
- Role Model: Any woman who can be a full-time wife and mother while working
- Parents: Heidi and Greg Crutchfield
