SSHS Recognizes Lady Blackhawk Seniors

Trinitey Bartlett was escorted by her mother RaeDean. Trinitey participated in band for four years lettering in three, cheerleading for two years lettering in one and participated and lettered in choir for one year. She was accepted and participated in the All-Star band at the University of Montana. She also represented Seeley-Swan High School for the Challenge Success program. After graduation, Trinitey plans to attend the University of Montana and major in drama and minor in business. Trinitey would like to thank her mother and her nana for supporting her through all of her endeavors and always pushing her to do her best and give her all.

Stevi Meade was escorted by her parents Mike and Jill Meade and grandma Linda. Stevi participated and lettered in basketball for four years and track for one year. She has received Academic All State for three years. Stevi is co-president of the Student Council and a member of the National Honor Society. She has been on the honor roll for all four years and has lettered for academic achievements. She plans to going to college for biology and become a physician's assistant. Stevi would like to thank her family for helping her achieve her goals and supporting her throughout the years. She's also like to thank the Holmes and Bohlman families for being second families and supporting her throughout the years as well.

Jessie Hood was escorted by her mother Pam Yates. She participated in band for two years and golf for three years lettering at state. After graduating from high school, she plans to attend Missoula College for nursing. She would like to thank her parents and teachers for supporting her throughout her high school career.

Tessa Grimes was escorted by her parents Freda and Wade, her two brothers Justin and Kyle, sister Shayla and Tyren Stidham. Tessa participated and lettered in volleyball and basketball for four years, and track and band for three years. Tessa plans on continuing her education in music after high school. Grimes would like to thank her family, the Robinett's, her friends and most of all her cats for their support.

Alex Bohlman was escorted by her father Lance, sisters Andi and Lulu, her best friend Paige Holmes and her grandparents Ron and Sandy Bohlman. Alex participated and lettered in volleyball and basketball for four years and track for three years. She has achieved Academic All-State in all of her activities. She is a member of the National Honor Society and has been on honor roll throughout her high school career. Alex plans to attend college and hopes to continue her track career at the collegiate level. She would like to thank her family and friends for always supporting her.

Mary Strumpfer and Cera Strumpfer were escorted by their parents Buster and Alicia McQuarters, Jon and Pamela Strumpfer and family friend Tyana Murphy. Mary participated and lettered in basketball for four years, volleyball for two years, and spent one year each cheerleading, participating in track and running cross country lettering in all three. She participated in band for four years, lettering in three, and choir for four years, lettering one year. After graduation she plans to pursue a degree in Psychology and Criminology at the University of Montana. Mary would like to personally thank her mom for always being there for her and being strong! She would also like to thank her grandparents, brothers, father and a certain friend (you know who you are) for supporting her through all of life's challenges. Finally, she'd like to thank her team for giving her a great four years of the sport that she loves. Cera participated and lettered in cross country and track for three years and basketball for four years. Cera received academic All State in all athletic activities, is a member of the National Honor Society and has been on honor roll all four years of high school. She participated in band two years and choir for three years, lettering in one. After graduation, Cera plans to go to basic training and AIT for the National Guard and then start college at the University of Montana for physical therapy beginning of second semester. She would like to thank her family for always pushing her to be better and the Robbins family for always being there for her and letting her know no matter what, she always has a place to go.