Trammel’s Trace presents awards

Each year the Trammel’s Trace Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution solicits nominations from Cass County teachers in order to choose students who best exemplify characteristics of leadership, dependability, and patriotism.

From these nominations, one eighth-grade student from each middle school is chosen to receive the DAR Youth Citizenship Award.

Kadence Brackman was presented this award at the Bloomburg Junior High Completion Ceremony on May 13 by Charlotte Evans and Traci Jones.

Molly Brown of Hughes Springs Junior High School received this award on May 14 from DAR members Brinda Mandella and Greta Wright.

Ja’Koryn Love was presented this award at the Mae Luster Stephens Junior High School Awards and Advancement Celebration in Linden on May 21 from DAR members Windy Tomkins and Anita Lawson.

Isabella McCarthy received this award on May 22 at the Avinger Awards Ceremony from DAR members Louella Vernon and Anita Lawson.

On May 23, Hannah Rosser was presented this award at the Atlanta Eighth Grade Certificate Celebration by Louella Vernon and Janet Buchanan.

Cadence Stiger received this award on May 23 at the Morris Upchurch Middle School Academic Awards Ceremony in Queen City from Windy Tomkins and Traci Jones.

This award was presented to Kylie Deel at the McLeod Middle School Eighth Grade Ceremony on May 24 by Louella Vernon and Mary Echols.

For more than a century, members of the National Society of Daughters of the American Revolution have dedicated themselves to historic preservation, promotion of education, and encouragement of patriotic endeavors.