Brook Curry
- High School: Casey County High School
- Achievements: 2010 Eager Leader Award recipient, four-time Academic Achievement Award recipient, Casey County Junior Miss runner-up, Miss Casey County runner-up, top scorer in graduating class on Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery test, doubles runner-up in two tennis tournaments
- Activities: Girls varsity tennis, Beta Club, student YMCA, Pep Club, Art Club, Dunnville Christian Church Student Ministries
- College Plans: Attend Western Kentucky University
- Favorite Book: “Vampire Academy” by Richelle Mead
- Most Meaningful Experience: Competing in the Casey County Junior Miss program, during which she made friends and overcame her stage fright
- Most Influential School Employee: English teacher Virginia Rubarts
- Role Model: Mother Rebecca Monday
- Parents: Rebecca and Michael Monday and Troy and Leah Curry
Breanne Skye Gibson
- High School: Mercer County High School
- Achievements: Four-year Future Farmers of America Executive Team member, Greenhand and Chapter FFA degree recipient, four-year A-B honor roll student
- Activities: FFA, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, 4-H Club, Beta Club, Kentucky State Fair Young Adult Advisory Council Agriculture Committee, sheep showing across the state, Meals on Wheels, Partners in Active Learning Support
- College Plans: Attend the University of Kentucky to study agriculture biotechnology and achieve pre-pharmacy requirements
- Favorite Book: The Bible
- Most Meaningful Experience: Winning first place in the Bluegrass Region Parliamentary Procedure contest with her local FFA chapter, which allowed the team to compete at the Kentucky FFA convention
- Most Influential School Employee: A.P. literature teacher Erin Milburn and agriculture teachers Michael Jones and Dan Stoltzfus
- Role Model: Parents Angie and Kevin Gibson
- Parents: Angie and Kevin Gibson
Caitlin Ariel Gooch
