Graduation 2009: Cannon School graduates

Wednesday, June 10, 2009 3:00 AM |

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CONCORD — The 87 members of Cannon School's class of 2009 have announced their plans for the future.

Concord

East Carolina University: Ross Alexander Adams, Luke Samuel Carnes.

Clemson University: Ashley Elizabeth Cunningham.

Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University: Whitney Catherine Harriss.

University of North Carolina at Wilmington: Julia Ruth Iglehart.

Lehigh University: Breanne Michelle Kacer.

Ohio State University: Johanna Gloria Klein.

Cornell University: Benjamin Daniel Lovin.

Davidson College: Austin Beck Mudd.

American University: Alexandra Marie Ramdin.

Washington University in St. Louis: David Thomas Randolph.

North Carolina State University: Jordan Tyler Reynolds, Rebecca Kathleen Zacharias.

University of South Carolina: Andrew Charles Turner.

University of Georgia: Sarah Nicolle Anderson Wheeler.

Kannapolis

Johns Hopkins University: Eric Sen-Lu Altamura.

Clemson University: Carson Holloway Coggins.

Brown University: Ryan Taylor Williams.

Mooresville

Appalachian State University: Madeleine Claire Burke.

Middlebury College: Kathryn Anne DeSutter.

Clemson University: Alec William Lamb.

Pfeiffer University: Lawrence Brandon McReynolds.

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill: Savannah Hopkins Sipperly.

Salisbury

Mars Hill College: Zachary Kendall Rose.

Granite Quarry

East Carolina University: Kalyne Elizabeth Reid.

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