2016 Harlan County Spelling Bee - Kentucky Farm Bureau

2016 Harlan County Spelling Bee

 

Harlan County Farm Bureau sponsored the Harlan County Spelling Bee. The top three finishers in the Middle Grades were Marissa Hatfield, Lucy Bryson, and Sean Cooper. The top three finishers in the Primary Division were Coal Howard, Jeremy Goldsberry and Brett Wesley Johnson. Nathan Boggs, Harlan County Farm Bureau Secretary, helped Mike Howard, Superintendent of the Harlan County Board of Education, distribute trophies to the winners. 

 

Coal Howard, Jeremy Goldsberry and Brett Wesley Johnson

 

Marissa Hatfield, Lucy Bryson, and Sean Cooper

 

 

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