Abilene ISD honors top scholars at Cooper, Abilene, ATEMS
ABILENE, Texas (KTAB/KRBC ) – On Wednesday morning, Abilene ISD campuses celebrated top scholars at Cooper High School, Abilene High School, and the Academy of Technology, Engineering, Math, and Science (ATEMS).
Below is the list of top graduates for the class of 2025:
Academy of Technology, Engineering, Math, and Science (ATEMS) Top 9
Sophia Hudson Rice University, neuroscience
Dylon Gentry Brigham Young University, mechanical engineering
Max Parker Abilene Christian University, electrical engineering
Avery Simer Abilene Christian University, electrical engineering
Judah Jackson Rice University or Abilene Christian University, physics
Ava Pandey University of Texas, biomedical engineering
Kayla Elder Angelo State University, criminal justice and Russian
Henry Ferguson Texas A&M University, history
Abby Shumate Hardin-Simmons University, Kinesiology
Abilene High School Top 25
Zoe Kathryn Vann Baylor University, biology
Anna Grace Ferguson University of Texas, English
Nolan David Sullivan Abilene Christian University, English and chemistry
Zach Elliott Vann Baylor University, biology
Lianna Elise Pfrimmer Texas Tech University, education
Julia Faith Chambers Hardin-Simmons University, biochemistry
Cora Leigh Hack Texas A&M University, kinesiology-motor behavior
Cynthia Grace Darby Baylor University, biology
Skylar Keyes Young University of Texas, art history
Brenna Kate Barbarick Abilene Christian University, English
Kaitlyn Elizabeth Johnson Oregon State University, marine biology
Daniel Asher Shelburne Lipscomb University, business and Bible
Mattie Ruth Spaulding University of Texas, choral music education
Gabriella Elizabeth Trujillo Texas State University, chemistry
Stephen Riley Griffith Texas Tech University, biology
Bethany Taylor Findley Texas A&M University, business
Carrie Beth Mercer Millikin University, BFA musical theatre
Reese Kathryn Cope Abilene Christian University, interior design
Jacie Nicole Shipley Texas A&M University-Galveston, marine biology
Mason Alexandra Murray Baylor University, environmental law
Mason Reed Tidmore Baylor University, business management
Garrison Steele Scoggin Hardin-Simmons University, Kinesiology
Angela Isabella Mowery Texas State University, business administration
Allison Claire Dunn Hardin-Simmons University, biology
Caitlyn Grace Bowman Abilene Christian University, accounting
Cooper High School Top 25
Claire Smotherman Abilene Christian University, psychology
Lillian Weaver University of Texas-San Antonio, art history and criticism
Jayvee Bautista Angelo State University, civil engineering
Hailey Young University of North Texas, elementary education
Matthew Henson Texas Tech University, mechanical engineering
Samantha Joyce University of Texas-Tyler, nursing
Jayden Palacios Texas A&M University, mechanical engineering
DeAngelo Johnson Texas Tech University, computer science
Alexander Hall University of California-Irvine, acting
Trae Westin Foster Texas Tech University, animal science
Madeline Rolon Undecided university and major
Davian Sansom Texas Tech University, criminology
Amyah Walzer University of North Texas, public relations
Abigail Cathryn Nichols Angelo State University, fine arts
Micah Gonzalez Texas Tech University, political science and law
Derek Crespo Angelo State University, business management
Kevin Reyes Texas Tech University, forensic anthropology
Jay Earl Verdida McMurry University, accounting
Queen Zateia Beltran Flight school
Victoria Moreno University of Texas-San Antonio, biochemistry
JJ Caleb Brink University of the People, acting
Lauryn Willis High Point University, neuroscience
Dylan Josselet Texas Tech University, mechanical engineering
Alexis Edmonds University of Oklahoma, nursing
Kyler Wheeler Belmont University, music business
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