Two Mexico High School students have been selected to receive the Wise Courtesy Award.
Shadora Foy and Ty Prince are both seniors at MHS. And both have big plans.
Foy is the daughter of Carolyn …
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Two Mexico High School students have been selected to receive the Wise Courtesy Award.
Shadora Foy and Ty Prince are both seniors at MHS. And both have big plans.
Foy is the daughter of Carolyn Lewis and David Foy. She is a member of the golf team, the band and color guard. As if that’s not enough, Foy is in JROTC, participates in Quiz Bowl, in on the speech and debate team, plays a leading role in the upcoming stage production and tutors at TyLand for A+ hours.
She plans to attend Indiana University and wants to be in the Air Force Reserve. When she completes her studies at IU, she wants to continue her education at Harvard.
While Prince has not nailed down a specific college yet, he not only intends to earn a degree, he hopes to play college baseball while studying civil engineering.
Prince is the son of Travis and Tonia Prince. He played quarterback and defensive back on the football team. He is also on Mexico’s basketball and baseball teams. Prince is also a member of the National Honor Society.
This year is the 82nd annual presentation of the Wise Courtesy Award established by the late Mrs. F. M. Wise, who specified that a cash award be presented to the most courteous senior boy and senior girl during the annual high school Christmas assembly.
