THE \\\\ Mount Tabor High School DORIAN 342 Petree Rd. Winston Salem, NC 27106 SCROLL May 18, 2020 Senior Edition VOLUME 34, ISSUE IX
// TABLE OF CONTENTS SUPER SENIORS MAY 18, 2020 LUKE ALBERTSON ..............................................4 KAHNNOR APLIN ................................................6 WILL ARMENTROUT ...........................................8 ABBI BENNETT ..................................................10 RYAN BOYD .........................................................12 DASIA CAMPBELL ..............................................14 HEATHER CHAN .................................................16 JEREMIAH JACKSON .........................................18 ABBY KNEISEL ..................................................20 TAYLOR MARTIN ...............................................22 STARLA MATLOCK ............................................24 BROOKLYN MOCILAN .......................................26 JAKOB MOORE ..................................................28 TAYLOR MOORE ................................................30 CARLOS PALOMO ..............................................32 REBECCA POLLARD ..........................................34 ALEJANDRO ROMERO VALLADARES...............36 CALEB ROSIER ..................................................38 LEE SALES .........................................................40 ASHTON SUGG ...................................................42 SHAYLEN WOODBERRY ...................................44 CLASS OF 2020 PLANS...................46 NEWSPAPER SENIORS...................48 LILLY BURNS ....................................................50 CAILA CATER-EDWARDS...................................52 ASHLEIGH KIGER...............................................54 MADI RUHMANN................................................56 EDITORS-IN-CHIEF.............................................58 KATY LORENTZ..................................................60 FRANCES WHITWORTH...................................62 STAFF LIST................................................................64 THE DORIAN SCROLL 2
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PHOTO COURTESY OF MS. ROBYN WESSELMAN LUKE \\\\ Senior Luke Albertson has show ALBERTSON during his time at Sparta. He de in every endeavor, whether it be l CARING AND PATIENT to victory or being the National H THE DORIAN SCROLL 4 Nominator and head tennis coach has gotten to know Albertson well. He always treated others how he Even when he could destroy his he doesn’t. He lets them get the Coach Wesselman also believes Al off the court really well, particula “Though we never named capta All of the younger guys looked up on the courts and everyone adm As a junior, Albertson was named Year, Conference Tournament Champ
wn exemplary character Champion and was ranked in the top eight in the state. emonstrates dedication Friends describe Albertson as very empathetic and leading the tennis team thoughtful and believe he was nominated due to his Honor Society treasurer. hard work, leadership and compassion for other people. h Ms. Robyn Wesselman “Luke has been an exceptional player on the tennis team “Luke is a special kid... all four years, and I know he has been a great leader for the e wanted to be treated. rest of the boys, especially the underclassmen. He is super opponent on the field, caring and will always reach out to friends to check in,” practice in,” she said. said close friend and fellow Super Senior, Rebecca Pollard. lbertson handled himself After high school, Albertson plans to attend The University arly in team leadership. of North Carolina at Charlotte, though has not decided his ains, Luke acted as one. major yet. He is considering playing club tennis or walking on. p to him. He set a tone Playing tennis at Sparta has helped Albertson grow mired that,” she said. not only as a player, but as a person. “I think tennis has Conference Player of the taught me to be patient and has definitely brought me pion, 3A Western Regional new friendships that I will cherish forever,” he said. MADI RUHMANN, SPORTS CO-EDITOR THE DORIAN SCROLL 5
Over the last four years, Kahnnor Aplin PHOTO COURTESY OF MR. MICHAEL BENNER displayed great leadership, dedication and passion in the areas of academics and arts. Aplin was nominated by band director Mr. Michael Benner. “Kahnnor has been an amazing asset to the Bands at Mount Tabor. He held a leadership position in the Marching Spartans. He has also excelled in Concert Bands as well. He has participated in All-County Band, All-District Band and qualified for All-State Honors Band,” he said. Whether participating in marching band or an ensemble, Aplin never fails to show his dedication to the program, while also striving to learn more and improve his own abilities. He has enjoyed his time in band and hopes he inspired younger students whom he has played alongside. This fall, Aplin will attend Guilford College and double major in biology and music. In 10 years, he said he sees himself “still in school working for a doctorate degree in dentistry with specialized training in orthodontics.” Throughout his time in band, Aplin made many close friends, like junior Khairi Williams. “Kahnnor is unique. There is no one that we could add to the band or in the friend group that could replace him; we all love him so dearly and will miss him this upcoming season,” said Williams. Aplin believes that his musical talent is what led him to become a Super Senior this year. His favorite memories at Sparta include anything involving an instrument. Aplin’s involvement in the band program has made him an extraordinary member of the community and a role model for his peers.“He is so dedicated and passionate in everything that he does, which I am sure will transfer into his college studies and life,” said Williams. LILLY BURNS, INSIGHT EDITOR THE DORIAN SCROLL 6
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// WILL ARMENTROUT nior Will Armentrout has been a force for good during his at Sparta. He has displayed confidence and poise under “INTELLIGENT nd acted as a leader for his peers in all aspects of his life. AND EFFICIENT” trout has been a powerhouse in the water, setting two cords and winning MVP for the team multiple times. -SAM JOHNSON lso demonstrated strong leadership, guiding the team defeated finish in the CP3A conference meets in his he captain. “In his time at Tabor, Will has helped guide ans to their most successful stretch ever,” said head ch Mr. Jamie Grimstead, who nominated Armentrout. tion to athletic skill, Armentrout was also captain or co- the science, social studies and general knowledge Academic is ability to balance extracurricular responsibilities and ach with excellence has helped him stand out from peers. out displayed remarkable humility when discussing his many ents, a trait his friends say is an integral part of his character. described him as a bright, hardworking and studious who is always willing to share his talents with others. extremely intelligent and is an extraordinarily efficient hile at the same time [he] is sociable and helpful, even academics,” said friend and fellow senior Sam Johnson. ntrout hopes that he has created a legacy of excellence work for younger students during his time at Sparta. ains that the friendships he made over the past four e the most important part of his high school experience. fall, Armentrout will attend the Georgia Institute of y to major in mechanical engineering, and in the future find steady work in his field. “I don’t really need to ch or famous; I’d rather just live comfortably,” he said. ntrout’s strong work ethic and steady leadership have all facets of his life during his time at Sparta. “In his at Mount Tabor he has left his mark on the classroom, ol and on the record board,” said Coach Grimstead. EMMA HARTSOE, TABOR NEWS EDITOR THE DORIAN SCROLL 9
Super Senior Abbi Bennett is known for her leadership: These talents allowed her to become the YAG a quality she has shown both on and off the field. Media Co-Editor in Chief, a position where she oversaw and produced videos and photographs Bennett has been a four-year Spartan soccer player, that went out during the session. “My involvement and worked her way from JV to a varsity captain with the Mount Tabor YAG program was a as a senior. She has served as a constant source of highlight of my high school years. It gave me encouragement to all her teammates and always the opportunity to create lifelong friends and worked her hardest in both academics and athletics. represent Mount Tabor at the state level,” she said. Though Bennett’s final season was cut short, she Bennett’s passion for the arts and design was a always a positive presence who motivated led her to choose Virginia Commonwealth her teammates. Bennett was nominated by University in Richmond to be her home for the women’s head soccer coach, Jay Benfield, for her next four years, where she will study graphic athletic and academic diligence. “While Abbi has design. In the future, she hopes to live in typically always been the smallest player on the a big city and work in design or marketing. soccer field, she has always made up for it with tremendous determination and a big heart,” he said. Not only is Bennett a hard-working student, but her friendly, easygoing personality makes Bennett has also been active in many other her a great friend. “Abbi is strong, gregarious, extracurriculars, such as Student Council, Tabor sympathetic and incredibly easy to talk to,” Girls Club and Youth and Government. She said long-time friend and senior Laurin Potter. believes she was nominated to be a Super Senior because “I have been very involved in athletics, While the class of 2020 had an unconventional academics and arts at Mount Tabor,” she said. end to the year, Bennett appreciates the time she had at Sparta and the friends she made. One of Bennett’s favorite memories of high school was her participation in YAG, which allowed “I feel as though I have accomplished so her to use many of her skills. Bennett is very much. I have made lifelong friends, learned so passionate about the arts and has always been very much from all my teachers and have had the talented with painting, photography and design. best four years of women’s soccer,” she said. MAGGIE HYNEK, FEATURE CO-EDITOR THE DORIAN SCROLL 10
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During his time as a Spartan, Super RYAN BOYD \\\\ Senior Ryan Boyd has been a positive role model for his classmates, demonstrat- COMPASSIONATE AND UPLIFTING ing how to treat others by consistently being encouraging and accepting of those around him. Boyd has not only exemplified leadership but also compassion, by always being there to lend a hand. “Ryan is someone who couldn’t say no to a friend in need,” said senior Elijah Miller, one of Boyd’s close friends. As founder and president of Best Buddies club, Boyd has looked out for those who cannot always help themselves. He is known for the way he would consistently work to build strong and lasting relationships with fellow club members and ensure that they never felt judged. He always wanted to make sure no one got left out of any memorable experiences. “He personifies Best Buddies’ goal of incorporating students with special needs into the regular population. One of my best memories of Ryan was seeing him attend prom with a group of Best Buddies,” said the club’s sponsor as well as Boyd’s nominator, English teacher Mrs. June Ashby. Boyd has always been outgoing, friendly and accepting, whether it be inside and outside of the classroom. His ultimate goal is not to be the center of attention, but instead hasspent his time trying to be uplifting to those around him. “I acted as a Spartan should and changed people’s experience just by being there with my attitude and personality,” he said. Next year, Boyd plans to attend Forsyth Technical Community College to do his general education classes and then transfer to a four-year university. When he is done with his education, Boyd would like to find a career that will allow him to use his math and science skills and possibly work with youth who have special needs. Boyd has made an important impact on Sparta by showing all students, especially those with special needs, that they are valued. His compassion and integrity will be missed next year, but these characteristics will always make him a true Spartan at heart. CAILA CATER-EDWARDS, BUSINESS MANAGER THE DORIAN SCROLL 13
Super Senior Daisa Campbell may not be the DAISA CAMPBELL center of attention in the crowd, but she has FRIENDLY AND INSIGHTFUL greatly impacted and inspired all those who know her. She has a bright personality as well PHOTO COURTESY OF DASIA CAMPBELL as the ability to make friends with everyone. Campbell was nominated by social studies teacher Mrs. Tonya Dorman, who has taught her three times. Though she excelled academically in each class, scoring a 100 percent in each, it was Campbell’s personality and determination that led Mrs. Dorman to nominate her. According to Mrs. Dorman, Campbell has a multi-faceted personality. Sometimes she “flies under the radar of others,” but her friendliness and good nature is always apparent. “She makes friends easily with all students, has insightful conversations and listens to her peers to learn from them,” said Mrs. Dorman. Campbell stands out from others due to her caring, ambitious and empathetic personality. She consistently goes out of her way to help others and offer guidance to those who might need it, without coming across as judgmental. Campbell’s friends describe her personality as intelligent and compassionate. Close friend and senior Reese Briley said, “Daisa is smart, goal oriented, and caring.” Campbell’s favorite memories from high school are being part of the student section during football and basketball games, cheering on the team with her peers. “The feeling of excitement and togetherness is unmatched,” she said. Next year, Campbell will attend Appalachian State University in Boone, N.C., and major in Biology. She hopes to eventually go to medical school and become a dermatologist. Campbell’s academic success and friendly personality have made her stand out in the senior class.“I have been a teacher for 25 years and I would argue that she is in the top 10 students I have ever interacted with,” said Mrs. Dorman. MOLLY LINKER, PHOTOGRAPHER THE DORIAN SCROLL 14
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HEATHER CHAN \\\\ Due to her significant involvement in visual arts, as well as her kind and caring personality, art teacher Mrs. Alice Morley nominated Heather Chan to be one of this year’s Super Seniors. According to Mrs. Morley, she has never had a more “clever problem solver, avid learner or hardworking artist and will honor the nomination, as she has worked very hard to earn it.” Chan described herself as very quiet but sometimes outgoing when in comfortable environments, traits that those around her see in her as well. “Heather has a dry, funny sense of humor. One class, Heather walked up to another student who was painting flowers, and told them it looked nothing like flowers and just walked away. It was hard not to lose it,” said Mrs. Morley. Chan has been nominated for several awards over the years due to her artwork. She has won the largest number of Gold Key Awards for any student at Sparta as well as the largest number of any student in both WS/FCS and the southeast Region in 2020. Chan was also a Visions Award nominee and received recognition in the regional Scholastic Art competition. When looking back at her high school experience, Chan said she will always remember the time she spent with her friends, who have appreciated the time they shared with her. “Every time I hang out with her, she says something awesome; she is absolutely wonderful, funny, caring and super smart. I also just love to listen to her talk about art,” said close friend fellow super senior Ashton Sugg. Chan is proud of the what she has achieved as an artist over the years and the memories she has made. “I feel that I’ve accomplished enough; I am very happy with myself,” she said. Chan has decided to attend The University of North Carolina at Charlotte next fall and is hoping to find a profession that has to do with art. “I’m not sure what to expect from Heather; she could do just about anything. I’d love to see her be an architect or a painter because she is fantastic at all of the creative aspects of life,” said Sugg. JADYN BRUESKE, PHOTOGRAPHER THE DORIAN SCROLL 17
DEDICATED As a four-year wrestler and student, Jeremiah AND RESPECTED Jackson’s hard work has earned him this Super Senior nomination. Throughout his high school PHOTOS COURTESY OF JEREMIAH JACKSON AND MR. DERRICK RICE career, Jackson won 103 wrestling matches and qualified for the state tournament two years in a row. Jackson was nominated by his wrestling coach Mr. Joey Edwards, who described him as a “machine” on the wrestling mat. In addition to the stats above, Jackson is a conference champion and was named Conference Wrestler of the Year. One of Jackson’s major athletic accomplishments is leading the state in technical falls (beating the opponent by 15 points or more before the six minute mark). This season, Jackson was taken down less than 15 times and placed fifth in the state, making him the highest placing athlete in the Spartan wrestling program in several years. According to Jackson, his best high school memory is talking with his coaches about his future. He said that he will always remember his conversations with them about how to be better the next day and how to carry himself through life. Jackson is not only an athlete, but is also an energetic student who looks forward to graduating and starting his journey toward becoming a U.S. Marine. While he is uncertain about what the future holds, he is ready for whatever comes his way. Although Jackson is known for his work ethic on the mat, he has also has fun with friends. Jackson and his friends agree that he is goofy, friendly and outgoing. Junior and fellow wrestler Konor Gray said he always loved wrestling with Jackson. “ He was always better than me but when we wrestled I felt like I was getting better,” said Gray. Jackon’s dedication to hard work is easily seen in his relationships with others, since he loves to see improvement and growth in people. He pushes himself as well as those around him to consistently put their best effort into everything. Jackson believes that he has matured and grown during his time in high school. “I had a different type of dedication from people around me,” he said. Jackson is respected by all of the wrestling team and looked up to by many. He is a great example of a student athlete. “Jeremiah will always be a favorite memory of my coaching career,” said Coach Edwards. JACK RAUSCHENBERG, STAFF REPORTER THE DORIAN SCROLL 18
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ABBY KNEISEL \\\\ Balance, dedication and hard-work: all of these qualities exemplify Super Senior Abby Kneisel DEPENDABLE AND COMPASSIONATEShe has been a valuable contributor to her class academically, athletically and artistically. PHOTO COURTESY OF ABBY KNEISEL Athletically, Kneisel was a valued member of the varsity women’s golf team, earning All-Conference honors for the past two seasons. She also spends much of her time dancing, having participated in honors dance classes at school, as well as high- level competition groups at In Motion Dance Center. Kneisel attributed the dedication and time management skills required to achieve all this as to why she was chosen to be a Super Senior. “I feel like I have accomplished balancing my school life with my social life. I’ve learned how to balance my academics with my dance life with my church life, with my friends,” she said. Aside from her time dancing and playing golf, Kneisel has also been a strong student and was recognized as a junior marshal last spring. She has been involved in a variety of honor societies and clubs as well, including NHS, NEHS and French Club. “Abby has artfully balanced academics (Top 10 in the class), sports (golf team), dance (she spends 15 hours a week with her elite competition group at her studio and attended NC Governor’s School for dance), takes piano lessons and works. I’m amazed she has enough time in her day,” said history teacher Mr. Mike Kneisel, who was Abby’s nominator. When describing herself, Kneisel highlighted her hard-working nature and passion, as well as her dependability, something her fellow peers also value. “I think Abby was nominated to be a Super Senior because of her strong work ethic and her compassion for all those around her. She makes everyone feel important and always has everyone’s back,” said close friend and senior Lauren Munley. Kneisel was awarded the Junius C. and Eliza P. Brown Scholarship to attend Wake Forest University and hopes to major in something in the scientific field, though she is currently undecided in which area specifically. In the future, she sees herself living in a big city with a job she loves. “I can see [Abby] working her dream job and just being in a happy place. I’m really excited to see where her hard work takes her through her time at Wake and beyond,” said Munley. FRANCES WHITWORTH, CO-EDITOR-IN-CHIEF THE DORIAN SCROLL 21
Due to her outstanding achievements in PHOTO COURTESY OF TAYLOR MARTIN and out of the classroom during her over the past four years, Family and consumer science teacher Ms. Nadra Hunte nominated Taylor Martin to be one of this year’s Super Seniors. In addition to holding an officer’s position in the National Technical Honor Society, Martin has competed at both the state and national level in Family, Career and Com- munity Leaders of America events, where she has earned several gold medals, including a national gold in sports nutrition and a silver in entrepreneurship. Friends and teachers all describe Martin as someone who is introverted and hard- working. “Though quiet, [she] has a strength about her that no one should take for granted,” said Ms. Hunte. This has led Martin to performing well in the classroom. “I am a very strong student. I always manage to get my work done and make sure it’s up to par,” she said. Martin believes she has stepped out of her comfort zone to make many friends and try new things throughout high school, efforts that have led to her current success. “She always puts her work first. She always strives to be on top and do the best she can at anything she does,” said close friend and fellow Super Senior Danaya Reynolds. Next year Martin will University of North Carolina at Charlotte and major in nursing. She hopes to one day be the head nurse in a pediatric department at a major hospital. “Taylor stands out because of her dedication, so I am sure it was easy to nominate her for Super Senior,” said Reynolds. Overall, Martin has always pushed herself to be her best, a habit she knows will lead to her continued success. “My favorite memory with Taylor is when we both joined the National Honor Society together. It meant a lot to know my best friend and I share the same academic qualities...We also proved you can have beauty and brains,” said Reynolds. DAVID SEWARD, LOCAL NEWS EDITOR THE DORIAN SCROLL 22
TAYLOR MARTIN \\\\ THE DORIAN SCROLL 23 STRENGTH AND DEDICATION
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Demosntrating true “Spartan Strong,” Super STARLA MATLOCK Senior Starla Matlock goes above and beyond to help those around her. She is known for her TRUSTWORTHY AND HUMBLE wholehearted participation in every endeavor, and she never shies away from hard work. Matlock is described by her friends as caring, kind and laid-back. She is always very outgoing and friendly. According to close friend and fellow senior Lexi Teale, “Starla was nominated because she’s genuinely nice and a lot of people know her.” Teachers who have had the pleasure of teaching Matlock said she always goes “the extra mile” to help those around her. She always faces her problems head-on and does not back down. One of the Matlock’s senior-year courses was Teacher Cadet, which involved volunteering in an elementary school classroom. “She eagerly chose to work with one of the more rambunctious little boys at one of the schools we frequently visited for Teacher Cadet. She was able to gain his trust, and he worked for her unlike anyone else,” said Teacher Cadet teacher Ms. Carrie Bennett. Matlock’s humility is also a key factory in her personality. When asked why she believed she was nominated she replied, “I honestly have no idea; I tended to mind my business and do things my way, but I feel like there were plenty of other people that could have been nominated over me.” She also said high school was hard for her at first, as navigating social situations and treating the friends around one well while also taking care of oneself can be a difficult task. However, she loved her senior year and would not change it, because she made some of the best memories this school year. Next year, Matlock plans to enroll in online courses at Forsyth Technical Community College and begin her prerequisites before transferring. Although is still deciding on her major of study, her interests are potentially in psychology, communications, teaching or perhaps business. Matlock has left an positive impression on the people who have had the opportunity to get to know her over the past four years. In the words of Ms. Bennett: “Starla has a heart of gold.” NORA HAULSEE, STUDENT LIFE EDITOR THE DORIAN SCROLL 25
BROOKLYN MOCILAN Super Senior Brooklyn Mocilan is known for THOUGHTFUL AND POSITIVE fearlessly and energetically immersing herself into the culture at Sparta. She has earned many athletic awards for her participation in volleyball, as well as Track and Field. Mocilan came to Mount Tabor this school year, and said that she has enjoyed her time as a Spartan. “I feel like I accomplished learning to accept and respect everyone no matter the circumstances. I personally had a rocky start, but as time went on I was able to build lasting relationships with my teachers, coaches, and friends,” she said. A two-sport athlete, Mocilan plays volleyball as well as track and field. She is a defensive specialist in volleyball, and she throws for track, though those are just two of the many things that she enjoys at Sparta. She also won the North Carolina Scholar Athlete Award in 2017 and 2018. Mocilan quickly became involved with the school news and was included frequently in media coordinator Mrs. Judy Uhrig’s Friday programming. “She is friendly, kind, caring, thoughtful, she loves to try new things, and is always supportive. She brings air into the room instead of taking it out,” said Mrs. Uhrig. Anywhere Mocilan is, she is making people laugh and feel comfortable around her. Her goal is to make people feel loved and know that she is rooting for them. If someone needs anything, she wants to help in any way possible. During her free period, Mocilan could be found in the Media Center with fellow senior, Adam Gaspar. “She is always positive and makes a great impression with people,” he said. Both Gaspar and Mrs. Uhrig see Mocilan in a leadership position within the next 10 years, most likely in a rehabilitation center encouraging her patients as they recover. Mocilan will attend The University of North Carolina at Charlotte in the fall to study pre- kinesiology, specifically studying injuries and rehabilitation. She hopes to be a physical therapist. Of all that she enjoyed, Mocilan’s favorite memory at Sparta was indoor track and field season with Coach Page and the rest of her throwing team. “We had a positive, fun, successful, and exciting season,” she said. CAROLINE CHESTNUT, STAFF REPORTER THE DORIAN SCROLL 26
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PHOTO BY MS. GERIANNE BARTLETT / COURTESY OF JAKOB MOORE JAK MO During the 20 Jakob Moore, the men’s ba a 25-4 record the state play provided the t This was one was nominate with his positiv displayed both as many others “He was a leadership. Jak your teammat and he exem practice,” sa Coach Muse court, especia Spartans, and Teammate a very outgoing a nominated bec Hunter is n Ed Weiss has hard to be the working and c In his senio Spencer Classi also chosen fo Moore not o “At Tabor, I fe into high sch Moore has com Dorado, Kan, ne Hunter belie basketball. He As Moore co hold onto the at Mount Tab THE DORIAN SCROLL 28
KOB OORE 019-2020 season, Super Senior , starting power forward for “HARD-WORKING asketball team, led them to AND CHARISMATIC” d, reaching the Sweet 16 in yoffs. As senior captain, he -PRINCIPAL WEISS team with strong leadership. e of the many reasons Moore ed to be a Super Senior, along ve attitude and enthusiasm he h on and off the basketball court. Moore describes himself s do: as a good leader, hard worker and good role model. a Senior Captain this year and demonstrated great kob had a positive attitude and always looked out for tes on and off the court… his smile was infectious, mplified enthusiasm before, during, and after each aid Head Coach Andy Muse, who nominated him. also believes that Moore was very professional off the ally during interviews. Moore was often the face of the d with that, media outlets spoke with him frequently. and friend, senior Jordan Hunter, describes Moore as a and good person. “He’s a really good guy. I think he was cause he is very likeable and extremely funny,” he said. not the only one to notice these qualities. Principal s also seen many of these attributes. “[He] worked e face of the MTHS Men’s Basketball [team]... hard charismatic. Others follow him,” said Principal Weiss. or season, he led the Spartans to their sixth Frank ic title, and was named MVP of the tournament. He was or All-Conference and All-District Team of the Year. only grew as a basketball player, but also as a student. eel like I learned how to use my time properly. I came hool a procrastinator and left intellectual,” he said. mmitted to play basketball at Butler Community College in El ext year, where he also plans to start studying sports medicine. eves that Moore has what it takes to play professional says that in 10 years, he sees him playing pro somewhere. ontinues his basketball and academic careers, he will e memories he made at Sparta. “My favorite memory bor is being the Frank Spencer Champions,” he said. MATTHEW MAYNARD, SPORTS CO-EDITOR THE DORIAN SCROLL 29
WELCOMING AND Throughout all aspects of her high school car SELFLESS Moore has embodied the meaning of being “Sparta She has been a leader in the classroom, chorus PHOTO BY MS. GERIANNE BARTLETT / COURTESY OF TAYLOR MOORE lacrosse field, all leading to her nomination as a Su Moore has been active in both athletics and arts pr the past four years, where she has demonstrated and passion, while motivating others to do “Taylor is an outstanding leader for Apollo 1 Choral Ensemble. She understands that being a not about being in charge of a group of peopl about being responsible for a group of people. the group to make them the best they can possibl chorus teacher Mr. Ross Broadway, who nominat Moore’s success in chorus is not just seen in her o but also in her classmates’. Her passion for music is e through her consistent bettering of the group. She for the way she puts her classmates’ needs above “Getting along with all people, Taylor welcome with a bright smile of friendship, which is quite re is how close friend and fellow senior, Lyannie describes Moore. “She will provide whoever is ar undying care and support. She makes you feel you can and will do anything. Her alluring dem abrasive presence forces you to acknowledge he who Taylor Moore is: someone who doesn’t go u Moore’s talent does not stop in chorus; the same is seen on the lacrosse field. She was a captain of women’s lacrosse team this year and although was cut short, Moore made the most of it and g of encouragement to her teammates at every Although it was only her second year playin Moore worked diligently every day to improve In the fall, Moore will attend Catawba Salisbury, N.C., to play lacrosse and study exerci In the future, she plans to be anathletic trainer for a college sports team, or perhaps even return Although looking forward to the futrue, Moore has a her high school experience. “At Tabor, I have bec selfless, a better leader and more prepared for step. I have become more focused, and Tabor h on a great path to be a pillar of my community,” Everyone who met Moore was touched by her humbl and passionate drive. Her legacy will be carried on her teammates and classmates. Her one piece of underclassmen is: “Stay involved--the more, th AMELIA STURKIE, STAFF REPORTER THE DORIAN SCROLL 30
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Super Senior Carlos Palomo is known for CARLOS PALOMO \\\\ being well-respected and widely liked by many of his peers. “He is possibly the most AFFABLE AND LOVED well-known and popular person at Tabor. He knows everyone and everyone likes him,” said close friend senior Jean-Luc Theard. Palomo genuinely cares for those around him, and he is always trying to be a positive force in people’s lives. “I’m someone who always wants to offer a lending hand, and I always look for the bright side of things, even when the bad outweighs the good,” he said. In the future, Palomo hopes to use his people skills to achieve his dream of holding public office and eventually becoming a senator to serve the people of the United States. Palomo is an effective public speaker, representing Sparta at the Winston-Salem Human Relations Forum in the fall, where he spoke about the school’s state of equity. Additionally, Palomo is an strong student, one who has a good sense of humor. “I was working to get a good SAT score so my chances of getting into college increased; fortunately, I was accepted into five univeristies-- five more than I bargained for,” he said. Next year, Palomo will attend Wingate University in Wingate, N.C. where he plans to major in political science or marketing. Palomo has exhibited strong leadership skills throughout his high school career. “Carlos is a wonderfully affable leader of his class and Mount Tabor. He is loved and deeply respected by a wide array of seniors from varied backgrounds,” said Head of Guidance and Palomo’s nominator, Mr. Stan Huck. Palomo has loved being a Spartan ever since his first year on campus. “My favorite memory at Tabor was the pep rally freshman year--we were celebrating 50 years. The energy was there and it was a good glimpse of what Tabor would always be like,” he said. This mutual respect and love for both Sparta and its people is why Palomo was chosen as a Super Senior. He has made the best of his time and has a bright future ahead of him. HARRISON ARMSTRONG, STAFF REPORTER THE DORIAN SCROLL 33
// REBECCA POLLARD Senior Reb things that c dedication in leading the t designing the Pollard h tennis team a doubles co “In the doubl and her partn could have w reigning conf were backed the ship, and and they wer conference c coach and sc Pollard’s att aided in the t players above what’s going o other<prioritie Pollard als court. She ha Chief for the “CREATIVE AND DRIVEN” -MONY MADAN THE DORIAN SCROLL 34
becca Pollard is the epitome of good is one of her biggest accomplishments. “She is so come in small packages. She shows creative and driven; anything she does is done with n all her endeavors, whether it be a lot of care and passion,” said senior Mony Madan. tennis team to victory as a captain, e school yearbook as Editor-in-Chief. Despite these successes, Pollard remains humble. has been an integral part of the “I am very open, easygoing, and I love meeting during her time at Sparta and was new people and making new friends,” she said. onference champion this season. les tournament championship, Rebecca Mr. McDaniel also saw these qualities when he ner Meg Salt had four set points that taught Pollard. He recounts many times when won the set for Southwest Guilford, he was too overwhelmed with the needs of ference champions. Each time they students to give each one the help they needed and how Pollard would step in and tutor them. against the wall, Rebecca steadied “Rebecca is mature beyond her years and her either made the shot or set up Meg, empathy is evident to all… she has the intuitive re rewarded with their first doubles sense to know when others need attention, a kind championship,” said head tennis word, or some stress relief,” said Mr. McDaniel. cience teacher Mr. Taylor McDaniel. titude and positive outlook on life also Pollard will be attending Appalachian State team’s successes. “Every team needs University next year, pursuing a degree in Elementary e the fray but [are] still in touch with Education. “In the future I see her being the best on, and she was always the first to put teacher she wants to become,” said Madan. es above her own interests,” he said. so demonstrated leadership off the Although Pollard is excited about what the as served as The Dorian Editor-in- future holds and being able to do what she loves past two years, which she believes in the next 10 years, she will carry the memories made over the last four years with her forever. “My favorite memory was hanging out with my friends every day after school,” said Pollard. ASHLEIGH KIGER, CENTER SPREAD EDITOR PHOTOS COURTESY OF MR. TAYLOR MCDANIEL & REBECCA POLLARD THE DORIAN SCROLL 35
DANAYA REYNOLDS ENCOURAGING Named this year’s “Hardest Working Cheerlead AND ENERGETIC Super Senior Danaya Reynolds has proven to driven student and positive role model for her p Reynolds has been very involved at Sparta and h she has achieved her goals of making a positive im on those around her and being a respectful per “I tried to always put in a lot of effort when it co to school and my work and what I allow peop view me as and my reputation at school” she She was the treasurer for National Techn Honors Society, vice president of FCCLA captain of the varsity cheer team her senior y “Danaya kept our team together at prac and encouraged others to step up as their ta allowed,” said cheer coach Ms. Meredith Woo Reynolds has the perfect personality for cheer of energy and enthusiastic. “I’m kind of laid- to most people, but once you get to know me energetic, fun, positive and motivated,” she Over the past four years, Reynolds has exempl strong teamwork skills and worked well leadership role to help her peers. In the fall, will attend Winston-Salem State Univer and plans to become an occupational thera Reynolds has formed many close bonds friends and will be missed by those around “This is going to be hard - not going to the s school as her and being in a different city - b believe that our friendship will still be there that she will be a very successful person,” close friend and fellow senior Jaques Goldsm Although she has enjoyed her four year Sparta, Reynolds is looking forward to the fu and the opportunity to pursue her drea “It has been a pleasure to watch her mature grow into who she is now and I know she is cap of accomplishing whatever she dreams,” said fo assistant cheer coach Ms. Samantha Richa AYLEAHA SMITH, STAFF REPORTER THE DORIAN SCROLL 36
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ALEJANDRO ROMERO VALLADARES Super Senior Alejandro Romero Valladares is PERSEVERANCE AND POSITIVITY known by his peers and teachers as outgoing, welcoming and always able to make people PHOTO COURTESY OFALEJANDRO ROMERO VALLADARES laugh. He is also known for his athleticism, as he has been a four-year member of the Spartan cross-country and track teams. Romero has been heavily involved while at Sparta. A major part of his contribution to the school has been his readiness to volunteer, which includes leading Freshman Orientation for three years, as well as various other extracurriculars. In addition to this, Romero’s extroverted nature and readiness to talk to others makes everyone around him feel welcomed. Head of Guidance Mr. Stan Huck believes that this positivity has made Romero very well liked by fellow students. “Alejandro perseveres at everything that he does, and he seeks to support his classmates and teammates by offering positive messages,” said Mr. Huck. Romero’s teammates provide some of his favorite memories of being a Spartan. “Running with multiple people across the years, working together, learning from them; it was an incredible honor, and I love every single person that was a member of the team,” he said. As a student, Romero has been known for taking rigorous and challenging courses to bolster his academic resume. Due to this consistent effort in addition to volunteering and community service, he has received both the Winston Salem Hispanic League Scholarship as well as a scholarship from Guilford College in Greensboro, N.C. Mr. Huck, who nominated Romero to be a Super Senior, shared a story about Romero’s background that he feels is inspiring. Although he did not begin learning English until he was in the sixth grade, Romero refused to take English as a Second Language classes as a freshman and pushed himself academically. He even progressed to taking Advanced Placement English classes during his junior and senior years. “Alejandro has inspired me since the day I met him,” said Mr. Huck. In the future, Romero hopes to become an accountant. He plans to that he wants to stay in Winston-Salem since he really likes it here. Junior Howell Hudson, who is one of Romero’s close friends, has enjoyed his time with him throughout school and on the cross-country team. “He’s a supportive friend and always there to help when you need him,” Hudson said. Romero embodies the spirit of the All-Around Super Senior nomination. “His enthusiasm, positive spirit and determination in the face of many obstacles inspire others,” said Mr. Huck. JAMES VIOLA, STAFF REPORTER THE DORIAN SCROLL 38
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CALEB ROSIER \\\\ Super Senior Caleb Rosier is one of Sparta’s most familiar LAID faces, as he has been an integral part of the theater BACK, program for the past four years, with key performances in shows like Grease, Damn Yankees and The Diviners. YET SUCCESSFUL Rosier was nominated by theater arts teacher Mr. Chad Edwards. stemming from, in Mr. Edwards’ words, Rosier’s “immeasurable contributions to the theater program.” Rosier has performed in every theater production at the school since he has been in high school, around eight productions. One of his standout roles was his performance in I and You, for which he won the NCTC High School play festival Award of Excellence. According to Mr. Edwards, Rosier “has succeeded as a great student in class...with several major roles in plays and musicals.” Rosier has also excelled academically, taking multiple Advanced Placement courses, in addition to college classes at Forsyth Technical Community College. Despite being a talented actor and strong student, Rosier is not overly outgoing. Friends consider him introspective and intelligent, while teachers say he is a bit quiet. He describes himself as “laid back-maybe a bit lackadaisical.” Next year, Rosier will be attending North Carolina State University. However, he is still undecided in his major, as he said he does not like to think too far into the future, instead preferring to see where life takes him. Both friends and teachers believe Rosier will be successful in whatever profession he pursues. Close friend and fellow senior Jean-Luc Theard predicts that Rosier will be “either performing on Broadway or some sort of theater, or [being] a persuasive lobbyist.” OLIVIA SHERRON, A&E CO-EDITOR THE DORIAN SCROLL 40
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Nominated by Head Coach Tiesuan Brown, PHOTO COURTESY OFLEE SALES Super Senior Lee Sales has been a leader on and off the football field. Coach Brown believes Sales is not just a great teammate, but simply a good person to have on the Sparta football team. “Lee Sales was...our team leader. All the underclassmen look to Lee for guidance. He is a well-mannered young man who leads by example,” he said. Fellow senior and close friend of Sales, Hasana Peaks, agrees with Coach Brown. “I think Sales was nominated because of his willingness to help others and befriend anyone he comes across,” she said. Peaks became friends with Sales four years ago during their art class. She did not know anyone and “he was so welcoming,” she said. “We had some of our most intellectual and interesting conversations at that table.” Although he played Sparta football for four years, Sales still has one memory that stands out over the rest. “My favorite memory at Tabor would be helping my team stay undefeated my freshman year by picking up a fumble and returning it 85 yards for a touchdown while the time expired,” said Sales, describing a game against West Forsyth High School. Sales is not just a talented linebacker. He is a hardworking student and a multi- sport athlete. “I’ve accomplished a lot at Tabor: 3 times All-Conference, 1 time All Northwest football player. I finished in the top 10 twice in the state for shot put, and I’ve never had below a B letter grade,” he said. Sales has big plans for his future. He will be graduating with a 3.9 GPA, and is committed to Saint Augustine’s University in Raleigh, N.C., for football. Sales plans to study physical therapy and envisions his future self as “a hopefully wealthy family man who uses his knowledge to help others.” Though Sales’ senior year was cut short, he made the most of his time at Sparta. His dedication to athletics and education allowed him to have endless opportunities to better himself as well as and those around him. LESLIE PIERCE, FEATURE CO-EDITOR THE DORIAN SCROLL 42
LEE SALES \\\\ THE DORIAN SCROLL 43 LEADING BY EXAMPLE
Super Senior Ashton Sugg has been an accomplished ASHTON SUGG \\\\ member of JROTC at Sparta over the last four years. DEPENDABLE AND CARING She has achieved a great deal during that time, from winning the county rifle meet numerous PHOTO COURTESY OF ASHTON SUGG times to competing in the Junior Olympics. Sugg has been recognized multiple times for her skills in riflery, having competed in rifle competitions at the regional, state and national level throughout high school. Nominator and JROTC teacher CW3 James Tiddy feels that Sugg is a hard worker and a team player. “She not only works extremely hard to improve herself, but she helps the rest of the team to meet their potential,” said CW3 Tiddy. Although Sugg is proud of her many achievements, she is most proud of her personal growth throughout high school. “I definitely believe that my biggest accomplishment has been my progress towards social and emotional maturity because I feel like I am genuinely a better person now than I was when I started high school,” she said. Sugg enjoys looking back on the memories she made during her time as a Spartan. Her favorite memory was the first time she won a rifle match. “My teammates and I, even though there were only four of us on the team at the time, won and I was so happy. That was when I knew that I wanted to be on the rifle team for as long as I could,” she said. Sugg describes herself as very dependable, a quality that her friends also see. “Ashton is a very smart and caring person who will stick with you through anything. She’s always happy to lend a hand in any way she can,” said Sugg’s close friend and fellow JROTC senior, Alicia Whiddon. In the fall, Sugg will attend Cottey College, an all-girls school in Nevada, Mo. In the future, she plans to be a middle school history teacher. Sugg is excited to study education in college and is eagerly anticipating the next phase of her life. Her teachers and friends are all proud of her many contributions to the JROTC program and are looking forward to her success in the future. ANNA SETZER, A&E CO-EDITOR THE DORIAN SCROLL 44
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SHAYLEN \\\\ WOODBERRY Over the past four years, Super Senior Shaylen Woodberry PHOTOS BY MS. GERIANNE BARTLETT / COURTESY OF SHAYLEN WOODBERRY “CONFIDENT AND a valuable member of the basketball program. This yea COMPETENT” named co-captain of the varsity team due to his strong abil his teammates and keep calm and confident on and off -COACH LYONS In 2019-2020, Woodberry was a starting shooting guard 15 points per conference game and was 78 percent from throw line. His favorite memory from this season was scored 23 points in a big game against Ben L. Smith Hig As compared to previous seasons, Woodberry stepped up th one of the lead scorers and was a role model for his younger te “Shaylen is a confident and competent basketball player. He h even demeanor on and off the court. Shaylen is a fantastic and makes the people around him better,” said coach Richmo Woodberry feels that it is not only his basketball talen his personality and work ethic that led to his nomination a Senior this year. “I feel like I have accomplished many Tabor like making many friendships with people and als ready for college by taking harder classes each year,” Woodberry’s friends see him as someone who is goof to be around. They agree that he is a hard worker and be he will achieve his goal of playing professionally in th “Shaylen is a really cool and fun person to be ar favorite memories are going to sports games with him an he will play in the league someday,” said senior Og In the fall, Woodberry will be reclassifying as a senior and Link Year Prep in Branson, Mo. “I decided to go to prep scho it saves me a year of college eligibility and also this prep sch 8 in the nation; from the team last year, 9/12 of the play scholarships and the other 3 got D2 scholarship offers,” said W “I want to play in college, and this is the best way to do that,” KATY LORENTZ, CO-EDITOR-IN-CHIEF THE DORIAN SCROLL 46
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// FUTURE PLANS APPALACHIAN STATE UNIVERSITY Heighton, Audrey Stevens, Taylor LEON’S BEAUTY SCHOOL Campbell, Daisa Muneton, Alejandro Tavira-Lopez, Yuliana Jones, Tyana Cater Edwards, Caila Sidney, Ka’Treon Taylor, Renna LINK YEAR PREP Duncan, Alyssa Troy, Wynter Woodberry, Shaylen Giljames, Owen EMPIRE BEAUTY SCHOOL Williams, Jarve’ Marterre, Anna Price, LaKiera Williamson, Bryanna LIVINGSTONE COLLEGE McBride, Mary Woisin, Dominic Taylor, Kierra Pierce, Gregory Reaves, Rahmaya Woodbury, Kaniya Pollard, Rebecca Regnery, Michael FAYETTEVILLE STATE UNIVERSITY GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY MEREDITH COLLEGE Rose, Sarah Brabham, Treasure Armentrout, William Hagen, Aurora Ruhmann, Madison FORSYTH TECHNICALY COMMUNITY GEORGIA STATE UNIVERSITY MOBERLY AERA COMMUNITY COLLEGE Starets, Brooke COLLEGE Thomas, Christian Budzinski, Andrew Taylor, Courtney Thomas, Megan Fishel, Eden GREENSBORO COLLEGE MOUNT OLIVE COLLEGE Toole, Dean Albright, Kayla Clagett, Jordyn Wilson, Alexis Tucker, Steven Aldridge, Zion Wade, Kendall Basemore, T’Kara GUILFORD COLLEGE NORTH CAROLINA A&T STATE UNIVERSITY Wolf, Anna Boose, Joshua Aikens, Amar Cager, Maurice Aplin, Kahnnor BENEDICTINE COLLEGE Boyd, Ryan Clark, Nicholas Fortt-Fletcher, Chasmyne Zertuche, Jorden Butler, DeMia Lattimore, Makayla Campbell-Hughes, Damani Menjivar Mejia, Ruth Lindsay, Deonna BETHANY COLLEGE Camperos Gonzalez, Sthefany Arianni Romero Valladares, Carlos Lowery, Cyannah Peterson, Arkeim Clayton, Makhai Crump, Tommie GUILFORD TECHNICAL COMMUNITY Moody-Nickerson, Ashyia BREVARD COLLEGE Cunningham, Kaitlyn COLLEGE Nichols, Ja’mes Stevenson, EmmaGrace Damon, Devyna Nicholson, Janine El Ibrahim, Nabil Berry, Reginald Smith, KaMari BUFFALO STATE SUNY COLLEGE El Ibrahim, Nour Garcia, Bryanna Swink, Ashlyn France, Alaya LaPierre, Logan NORTH CAROLINA CENTRAL UNIVERSITY Friend, Denise Montiel-Fuentes, Stefany Adamah, Natacha BUTLER COMMUNITY COLLEGE Gonzalez, Angelina Cowen, Duwaun Moore, Jakob Green, Tamera Wilks, Curtis Floyd, K’Zharia Heras-Jimenez, Jennifer Fuller, Farrah CAMPBELL UNIVERSITY Hernandez, Lyannie HAMPDEN-SYDNEY COLLEGE Kelley, Sabion Hackworth, Maggie Herrera Boa, Giovanna Gemmell, Matthew Lowery, Amya Jaffett Roopchan, Christian Sides, Madison CATAWBA COLLEGE Johnson, Kariyana HARGRAVE MILITARY ACADEMY Southerland, Aamira Moore, Makenzi Knights, Beatrice Hunter, Jordan Leary, Jaymond COTTEY COLLEGE Lewis, Arie HIGH POINT UNIVERSITY NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY Sugg, Sarah (Ashton) Lyerly, Heather Carpenter, Karrington Burns, Lillian Martinez, Geneziz DAVIDSON COLLEGE Matlock, Starla HOWARD UNIVERSITY Conforti, Vincent Whitworth, Frances Mendoza Sosa, Evelyn Evans, Kyndal Davis, Kelsey Miller, Reshaud DAVIDSON COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE Moody, Aaliyah JAMES MADISON UNIVERSITY Duggins, William Cain, Breanna Noyola, Yaritza Moore, Madison Hurdle, Hampton Parks, Elizabeth Noyola-Medrano, Scarlet Paredes Saldivar, Lindsey JOHNSON & WALES UNIVERSITY Jones, Hailey DUKE UNIVERSITY Patricio, Melvin King, Imani Kirk, Ogden Potter, Laurin Peoples, Mariam Lee, Brianna Rankin, Lila Li, Andy EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY Reyes, Jazmine JOHNSON C. SMITH UNIVERSITY Malone, Sarah Abhulimen, Onolunosen Rogers, Larissa Todd, Imani Nienaber, Laura Grubbs, John Avery Ross, Kamryn Rosier, Caleb Russell, Angus KANSAS UNIVERSITY Theard, Jean-Luc Smith, Vonderek Walters, Riley Ann Whiddon, Alicia OHIO UNIVERSITY Hairston, Mary THE DORIAN SCROLL 48
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