Zoey,
Congratulations on being selected as Cedar Creek’s 2024 Homecoming Queen! You are more than deserving of this title because you truly represent the best of what our school stands for.
First and foremost, you are a true leader with a heart of gold. Whether it’s your involvement on the court, cheering on the sidelines, or the example you set in the classroom, you set the standard for how one should carry herself. You lead with humility, admitting your mistakes and correcting them. You lead with passion, taking on any job or responsibility with pride and a strong work ethic. You lead by example, living your life with strong morals and integrity, standing up for what is right, and never letting the pressure of “fitting in” change who you are. For me, this is both inspiring and admirable.
In addition to being a strong leader, your character and Christian beliefs emanate from your everyday walk with Jesus. I’ve watched you make decisions that many teenagers would find extremely hard, based on your relationship with Christ and the discernment He has gifted you. You know who you are and Whose you are, and that keeps you grounded. Your honesty, fairness, and unwavering commitment to doing the right thing make you a role model for everyone around you, including my girls.
I must admit, I felt selfish being the only person to express how much you are cherished, so I reached out to a few others who love you just as much as I do:
“Zoey is an energetic, passionate leader who creates an environment people want to be a part of, always smiling and keeping a positive attitude.” — Coach Katie Hall
“She has a gift of determination and is always willing to help others.” — Mrs. Kori Pardue
“As your former art teacher, I have witnessed your remarkable growth from a bright and enthusiastic sixth grader to a confident and caring young woman. Throughout this journey, your commitment to loving and serving others, grounded in your faith, has remained steadfast. Take time to relish this achievement.” — Mrs. Buffy (Walker)
As you can see, you are truly special to so many, and we love you very much.
Since I’ve known you, I’ve enjoyed every conversation and every moment spent with you. You encourage me and help me see things in a different light. Teaching you has been so rewarding, and I hope to have several more “Zoeys” in my future. Keep being who Christ created you to be—fearfully and wonderfully made, on purpose and for a purpose.
With much love,
Mrs. Kasey (Stringer)
I feel so honored to have been asked to write about Taylor. I have had the pleasure of having Taylor in my class the past two years. I also have the privilege of being her Student Council Advisor. The first thing that comes to mind when you think of Taylor is her big, bright smile. Her smile is a defining characteristic that she carries with her in everything she does. Whether it be in the classroom, or outside of the classroom, Taylor is always smiling. She is always the first one to offer to help or sign up for an opportunity to serve. She has a servant’s heart and leads by example.
As someone who has attended Cedar Creek since Pre-School, Taylor bleeds green and gold. She is the perfect embodiment of the spirit of Cedar Creek. She is an outstanding student and a leader on campus. Taylor is involved in many extracurricular activities including serving as the Student Council Senior Class President. Taylor also serves as the Vice President of both Quota Club and Medical Club. You will find Taylor on the sidelines of Cougar Stadium during the fall, serving as the Football Manager. Taylor serves all these organizations very well. Taylor’s friendly personality makes her someone everyone wants to be around. Walk around campus with her and you will see what I mean. From the tiniest cougars in the ELC to her high school peers everyone knows Taylor and she has a gift for making each of them feel important. She is a genuine person who truly is the epitome of a great friend.
Taylor, I pray that you know God has amazing things in store for you. I have often held close the words of Jeremiah 29:11. This verse has always given me comfort and assurance throughout my life. “For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the Lord, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.” I am certain you will be able to accomplish anything you set your mind to. Your work ethic, personality, and relationship with God will carry you all your days. Congratulations on being selected to the 2024 Homecoming Court. You are so deserving of this honor. Enjoy this week and cherish every second. Take a moment to just stop and savor all the little moments. These are truly the best of days, and you will remember them for years to come.
Love,
Mrs. Alexander
Congratulations, Anna Grace! What a special honor this is, and it reflects the leadership, kindness, and character you’ve shown among your peers. Just as it is an honor for you to be chosen by your classmates, it is an honor for me to write this letter. It has been a privilege to be your teacher and DECA advisor, and to watch you grow into such a beautiful young woman, both inside and out.
You are a student I can always depend on, no matter the task—big or small. Last year, when we needed someone to revive the Powderpuff game, you took on that enormous responsibility with confidence. Your organization and attention to detail helped build an event from the ground up, leading it to a successful finish. Having you as a DECA officer has been a joy—you bring fun and enthusiasm to everything, even the most challenging tasks! Your natural leadership shines in everything you do, and I have no doubt that whatever the future holds for you will be filled with success and greatness.
Your energy and love for life makes you a true joy to be around. Your laugh is infectious, and you share in my flair for the dramatic in all things. It shows how passionate, creative, and fully committed you are to whatever you take on. You care deeply about others, and God’s light shines through in all that you do.
God has uniquely gifted you with compassion, leadership, and a joyful spirit, and being selected for the Homecoming Court is a reflection of those qualities. As you step into this role, it’s a chance for you to demonstrate not only your character but also your love for others. Matthew 5:16 reminds us, "Let your light shine before others, that they may see your good deeds and glorify your Father in heaven.” By using your gifts to serve and uplift those around you, you’re a reflection of God’s love and grace, bringing Him glory in all that you do. Keep shining your light brightly as you represent our school and community!
Mrs. Simmons
Let me share with you my mental picture of Rosemary Sewell. She is perhaps the most hard-working, giving person I know. I know her through helping coach her softball for two years. Rosemary was the backup catcher for the Cedar Creek Lady Cougar softball team. Our starting catcher had some knee issues, so we only used her during games. That left Rosemary filling all the catching responsibilities during every softball practice and every warmup before games. Oh, by the way, there were several pitchers that had to be caught at each practice or warmup. She was always willing to stay after practice and come extra days when asked just for pitching practice. There was always a smile, a willingness to help, and positive words of encouragement to each pitcher. Never did I see a sign of unwillness to help. Does this sound like a person who I never remember getting to catch during a varsity softball game? “It’s easier to take than to give. It’s nobler to give than to take. The thrill of taking lasts a day. The thrill of giving lasts a lifetime.” I believe that she will remember all the memories of her softball years for a lifetime. She received several awards in softball. “Whatever It Takes Award” is one award that is so fitting for this player.
She also participates in the sport of powerlifting and cheerleading at Cedar Creek. Powerlifting practice is at 5:30 in the morning. Too early! Can I say powerlifting requires a strong commitment! Last year was her first year on the powerlifting team, and she and her teammates were state champions. This year’s goal is to be state champions again. Good luck! Rosemary is and has been a cheerleader for the last three years. She serves as a captain this year. She was selected as a UCA All-American her freshman and senior year. Rosemary attends Temple Baptist Church where she is very active in the youth group.
Rosemary’s interests and achievements go far beyond the realm of sports. She is an outstanding student. She is in the National Honor Society and has participated in the district literary rally. If you have never heard her play the piano, you have missed a blessing. She is involved in many clubs and holds leadership positions in most. These include Quota Club (secretary/treasurer), French Club, and Medical Club (president). Student Council is another one of her involvements. She was selected as the president in her junior and senior years.
I just do not know how she finds the time or energy to be so involved!
When people meet Rosemary for the first time, they are struck, as I was, by her physical and inner beauty, her charm, her smile, and do not realize all of her achievements. She is that rarity – a person who enjoys helping and encouraging others more than she enjoys talking about herself. There cannot be many young people as accomplished or multifaceted as Rosemary Sewell. She can be, and will be, whatever she wants to be in our society, and it is my earnest feeling that our society will be the beneficiary of it all. I know you agree with me when I say that she is among our finest young people.
Rosemary, I want you to know that you have something special to offer the world. Don’t ever forget that you create your future. Your compassion, determination, willingness, hardworking, and dedication are gifts the world needs, so don’t ever be afraid to demonstrate these qualities. I wish you the best as you venture forth to accomplish great things. Rosemary, I will miss you, but I will remember all our wonderful memories!
Mrs. Gloria Riser
It is a tremendous honor to write Mallory’s homecoming letter. I have watched Mallory grow so much over the years. I remember her coming to Cedar Creek and the first year I coached her, she was always forgetting things. I remember having to remind her to get on deck when she was next in the order to bat. Over the years, I’ve watched her mature and grow into a leader by her actions on the field. She goes hard every play! She wants to win and be successful. She is willing to play any position on the field to help her team win. Last year, I asked her to work on her pitching and be ready to pitch for the season last year. She would come after basketball practice to work on her pitching. She has always done what I’ve asked her to do and not complained. She truly could play any position on the softball field.
If you know Mallory, you know she is very social and always wants to talk about her day and what’s going on in her life. She is always concerned about her grades and tests and wants to do well. I enjoy just visiting with her and hearing about her day. It has built a lot of trust between us and will miss that next year.
Mallory, I know you can do whatever you put your mind to. You are a great athlete and hard worker. I wish you the best during your senior year and know that you are well prepared for life after high school! Congratulations on making the homecoming court. Make lots of memories! I am so proud of you and your accomplishments!
Coach J
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