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Meeting Senator Alexander and Senator
Corker was exciting. |
The wreath laying ceremony at Arlington
National Cemetery was inspirational. MCHS delegate, Austin Quarles had the
opportunity to participate in the ceremony. |
| ““Going into this experience, I was kind of nervous, but after this week, I have had the time of my life and have made many lifelong friends. I am truly grateful that I had this opportunity." — Hilary Barker, South Pittsburg High School |
“The friends, the fun, the laughter, the sights.— the Washington Youth Tour is an amazing experience. I feel so grateful to the TECA and especially SVEC for allowing me to embark on the adventure of a lifetime!” —Austin Quarles,
Marion County High School
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| The Jefferson Memorial at
sunset was awe inspiring. |
Seeing the White House was
unbelievable. |
"The trip was an amazing opportunity and a life-changing experience.
I met wonderful people and will always be thankful for such a great experience.
— Ciara Pittman,
Bledsoe County High School
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“The Youth Tour was a great way to meet new friends and do new things that you may not have thought about trying if surrounded by people you see everyday. It's one of those rare opportunities to be someone different.”
— Alex Cantu,
Grundy Co. High School |
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| The visit to the
Wax Museum was not only fun, it made you feel like you were a part of
history. |
Sequatchie
County High School's delegate Will Frizzell was named the first place
winner in the state wide writing contest while in D.C. He will receive a
$3000 college scholarship in recognition. |
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| "Going into this experience, I was kind of nervous, but after this week, I have had the time of my life and have made many lifelong friends. I am truly grateful that I had this opportunity."
— Hilary Barker, South Pittsburg High School
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" This was an amazing trip where I met all new friends and had a great
time"
— Will Frizzell, Sequatchie Co. High School
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