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All About You!
GARY ADULT HIGH SCHOOL
Graduates From Clark Atlanta University
Ms. Char’nae Davis
was among the recent grad- uates in the field of fashion design and merchandising. She has already launched her career by obtaining em- ployment in her chosen field.
A Tampa native, Ms. Davis studied fashion de- sign at Spoto High School before graduating. It was there she realized her love for the fashion industry.
After graduating, she continued her education at Clark-Atlanta University,
CHAR’NAE DAVIS
where she graduated with a 3.2 grade point average.
While in school, Ms. Davis had the opportunity to study luxury fashion in Paris, France and to intern with Vogue Italia.
She is the Assistant De- signer at Divas It Boutique. She is also the owner of RaRa Avis & Company, a creative consulting com- pany.
Ms. Davis is the daugh- ter of Ms. Tiffney Davis and Charles Davis, Jr.
HENAYSIA ANCRUM
AGE: 18
PARENTS: Shamira Allen GPA: 3.14
AWARDS and HONORS: A, B Honor Rolls; Perfect At- tendance
COLLEGE: Military; Nurse
STEPHANIE ANGERVIL
AGE: 18
PARENTS: Berthony Angervil and Vivianne Angervil
GPA: 2.29
CHURCH: First Baptist AWARDS and HONORS: Honor Roll; AP Scholar ACTIVITIES: Perfect Atten- dance; Most Respectful; and Straight As and Bs COLLEGE: Beauty School
MYA LEE
AGE: 21
PARENTS: Victoria Lee PARENTS: 2.82
AWARDS and HONORS: DCF Certified; Infant and Adult CPR & First Aid COLLEGE: HCC; Early Childhood Education
INNOCENCE WILLIAMS
AGE: 18
PARENTS: LaTasha Williams
GPA: 2.34
AWARDS and HONORS: Honor Classes; Principal Cab- inet
ACTIVITIES: ROTC COLLEGE: Going to college for Early Childhood Elemen- tary
PROMISE WILLIAMS
AGE: 18
PARENTS: LaTasha Williams
GPA: 2.65
AWARDS and HONORS: Honor Roll; Principal Cabinet ACTIVITIES: ROTC COLLEGE: Going to college for Early Childhood Elemen- tary
DIAMOND WIMBLY
AGE: 19
PARENTS: Kendra Hills- man-Wimbly
GPA: 2.8
AWARDS and HONORS: Honor Roll; Perfect Atten- dance; and Pace Pearl ACTIVITIES: Reading; Shopping
COLLEGE: Erwin Technical; Medical Assistant
With the Coronavirus circulating over the world, the students in Hillsborough County were denied many of the events they were used to experiencing, expecially high school graduates.
Mykala Harris, a graduating senior at East Bay High School, was the recipient of a Pop-Up Prom that she and her family en- joyed.
Mykala will be starting her college ca- reer at Full Sail Art School in Orlando. Her major is Cartoon Animation. (Pho- tographs by Julia Jackson)
Makalya with her mom, Shayla King and Renia Moore.
East Bay High School Student Wins Pop-Up Prom
G’Lux Limo Service representative presents flowers and balloons to Mykala Harris.
Proud Grandma Karen King was there to see the Red Carpet event.
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