Newberry Cadet Officer Leadership School Results

SC-932 James F. Byrnes High School was amongst 12 schools attending Newberry Cadet Officer Leadership School (COLS). The school was very challenging as the 146 cadets competed in 7 different categories. Of the 26 total awards presented 12 were Byrnes cadets, the following J.F. Byrnes cadets received:

Top Honors Outstanding COLS Male Cadet--Ashton Peterson
B-Flight Outstanding Cadet--Caroline Horner
D-Flight Outstanding Cadet--Erin Pennell
E-Flight Outstanding Cadet--Amber Somero
G-Flight Outstanding Cadet--Tyrell Parker
H-Flight Outstanding Cadet--Ashley Weldon
1st Place Academic Excellence--Ashton Peterson

2nd Place Academic Excellence--Erin Pennell

3rd Place Academic Excellence--Jesse Michael
3rd Place Drill Evaluation--Ashton Peterson
1st Place Personal Inspection--Georgia Wallwork
3rd Place Personal Inspection--Devon Kinnunen

C- Flight won the Outstanding Flight

Members:

Devon Kinnunen

Dylan Rochester

Georgia Wallwork

SC-932 Says Goodbye to an Amazing Instructor

It is very difficult to say goodbye to such an amazing person. The hundreds of cadets who have been mentored by MSgt Wayne Outram will forever be impacted by his tutelage. MSgt Outram has been instrumental to SC-932's success; our unit has increased enrollment 12%, Exceeded Standards in all Areas on the External Inspection, received the Distinguished Unit Award with Merit, contributed over 28,000 hours (2 years) of service to the community, and much more. The good news--he will be only up the road at NC-20063 J. Robinson High School, Concord NC.

Thank you for everything--We will miss you.

SC-932 Says Goodbye to a Great Leader

A sad day for JROTC SC-932.

The James F. Byrnes Freshman Academy Principal, Mr. Todd Hardy was honored at a private luncheon as we said goodbye to a great leader. Mr. Hardy has been one of SC-932 biggest supporters; BFA has 50% of the cadet corp and without his support our unit would not have received the Distinguished Unit Award with Merit and many other accolades.

THANK YOU Mr. Hardy you will be missed!

CAP Orientation Flight Program

As we closed out the phenomenal school year 17 lucky cadets were able to strap into a Civil Air Patrol airplane and fly. The cadets were treated to over 16 hours of flying.