Local students inducted into Lee’s Famous Recipe Chicken Wall of Fame

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Several local students were celebrated Tuesday evening as they were inducted into the Wall of Fame at Lee’s Famous Recipe Chicken in Bellefontaine.

The Wall of Fame recognizes up to six students each quarter from Bellefontaine City Schools and Calvary Christian School.

Each school selects one student to be honored, with a photo and summary of their accomplishments displayed inside the restaurant.

The program highlights students who demonstrate leadership, character, kindness, and a positive influence on their school communities.

This quarter’s honorees are:

 

  • Bellefontaine Elementary – Ryan Marvel
    Nominated by teacher Adrienne Dearwester, Ryan was chosen for his daily effort, bravery in learning, and kindness to classmates. Dearwester praised his willingness to try even when unsure and described him as a great friend to others.

  • Bellefontaine Intermediate – David Garrison (4th Grade)
    David is recognized as a natural leader with exceptional character. He consistently makes responsible choices, treats others kindly, and leads by example. His determination and positive attitude improve the classroom environment.

  • Bellefontaine Middle School – Keara Biddle
    Nominated by Mr. Cordell and presented by Matt Comstock, Keara is viewed as a model student who stays focused, works hard, and asks thoughtful questions. She is also known for her kindness, frequently helping classmates in need.

  • Bellefontaine High School – Nevaeh Whetsel
    A dedicated senior, Nevaeh is an active member of the Pride of the Tribe Marching Band and the Jazz Band. Staff say she demonstrates resilience, positivity, and a strong work ethic, serving as a shining example for her peers.

  • Calvary Christian Middle School – Karis Willetts (8th Grade)
    Karis has served as a student aide for two years and is known for her leadership, initiative, and Christ-like attitude. She leads worship, maintains honor roll status, and is actively involved in her youth group and church.

  • Calvary Christian High School – Clara McGill (10th Grade)
    Clara is described as humble, driven, and authentic. She encourages others academically and spiritually, and recently helped launch a Club America (Turning Point USA) chapter at Calvary Christian School.

Watch the entire replay of the ceremony on PeakofOhioTV HERE.