Another year of excellence is complete at Eufaula High School as the Ironheads, students and teams excelled in their respective areas of competition including athletics, band, cheer, and FFA. Job Well Done!
Seniors 2023 set the standard for achievement again this year, for most a tenure of 12 years of Ironhead pride and performance. Leading the way for this year’s graduates are the Top 10 graduating seniors.
Jacob Maddox is the son of Stephanie and Mike Lewis of Eufaula and Chris Maddox of St. Louis, MO. Jacob is part of the Eufaula Academic Team and finished the season in the varsity Top 8. Jacob is a member of the National Honor Society and is in the Student Council. He served as the student body secretary. In his free time, Jacob loves to read, play video games, and Frisbee golf with his friends at the cove. Jacob will be attending Columbia University in New York City in the fall, majoring in Physics.
Bret Pippenger is the son of Jeff and Andrea Pippenger. Brett is a member of the National Honor Society, Oklahoma National Honor Society, and Oklahoma Indian Student Honor Society. He has been a member of the Ironhead football and baseball teams for 4 years. He was named to the All-District football team for 2 years, earning Safety of the Year in 2022. Brett is a member of North Fork Baptist Church. Brett plans to attend Oklahoma State University and major in Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering.
Avery Armstrong is the son of Natalie Armstrong and the late Durand West of Eufaula. Avery is the president of the senior class, STUCO Vice President, a member of the Eufaula Native American Culture Club, and a member of the EHS Academic Team. In his free time, Avery is an avid reader and movie connoisseur. He also spends his time going to the gym, playing video games, watching NBA games, and hanging out with his friends. Avery received the Bill Gates scholarship and in the fall plans on attending Duke University and majoring in Political Science before attending law school after, and eventually becoming an attorney.
Andrew Worley has attended Eufaula High School for 13 years and a member of the Pride of Eufaula marching band for five years and the Drum Major for two years. Andrew’s family consists of his mother, Oksana Worley; his Grandmother, Iryna Zherebko; his Grandfather, Yuri Zherebko; and his brother Alexander Worley. Andrew plans to go to college at the University of Miami and get a degree, take over the world, give himself a life’s supply of Raising Cane’s sauce.
Adler Graham is the son of John and Amber Graham of Hanna. During his high school career he has participated in FFA for two years, academic team and STUCO for four years, and has been a member of the National Honor Society for three years and served as a class officer for two years. He plans on continuing his education at the University of Oklahoma to pursue a degree in the medical field.
Abigail Fletcher is the daughter of Eric and Heather Fletcher. She has been an Ironhead football trainer for four years and also a member of NHS, Stucco, and FCA. She is planning on going to college and getting a degree in business. Her future plans are to graduate college, travel the world, and move somewhere by the ocean.
Ontario Ellen is the son of Jamar and Stafanie Ellen of Checotah. He is married to Lexi Ellen of Eufaula. Ontario played football for the Ironheads and also ran track for three years. His plan for the future is to continue his pursuit of education at ECU and earn a bachelor’s degree in social work.
Luke Adcock is the son of Cory and Nichole Adcock. Luke has attended Eufaula Public Schools for the last three years and has been a member of the Ironhead football and baseball teams. His accomplishments include being the 2A-6 Offensive Player of the Year, 2A-6 Quarterback of the year for two seasons, 2A-6 MVP, 2022 OCA All Star football team as well as being named 3A-7 Baseball Offensive Player of the year. Luke is a member of the National Honor Society. Luke’s plans after high school are to attend Seminole State College to play baseball.
Livia Dunn is the daughter of Cale and April Dunn. She has attended Eufaula Schools since kindergarten. Livia is a four year member of the EHS cheer team and was part of the regional championship team and two-time state runner-up team. She is a four year member of the National Honor Society. Livia’s future plans are to attend Northeastern State University and live out the plans that God has for her.
Jilyenne McIntosh is the daughter of Michelle and Don Brewer and Tyler McIntosh. She is an officer of FCCLA, a member of the Academic team, the Pride of Eufaula marching band and part of the Pride of Eufaula Leadership team. After high school, she plans to attend the University of Central Oklahoma and get a degree in psychology while writing and developing her works as a future author. She hopes to become a New York Times Best-Selling Author, earning enough money to pursue acts of philanthropy and to be a voice for marginalized communities.
Congratulations Graduates!
