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Former Canadian Wildcat Taylor Chappell graduated on Saturday, May 9, with a doctorate in physical therapy from the Texas Tech Health Sciences Center in Amarillo. Chappell, a 2011 CHS graduate, had already completed his Bachelor of Science in health 2014, followed by a master’s in education in clinical counseling with an emphasis in positive coaching—both from the University of Missouri. He will take his National Physical Therapy (NPT) exam in late July.

This week, Canadian High School Band co-directors Daisy and James Edwards announced CHS Band Leadership for the 2020-2021 school year. Drum Major: Leo Avila , Jackie Perez; Section Leaders: Flute, Emily Garcia; Clarinet, Estefania Perez ; Saxes and Low Reeds, Adrian Avila; Trumpet, Abi Black; Horn, Toni Duenes; Low Brass, Kevin Perez; Percussion/Loading Crew Captains, Sam Fry, Allison Culwell Color Guard Captain,Ashleigh Rowden; Assistant Color Guard Captain,Maegan Gerhardt; Librarians: Leo Avila , Estefania Perez, Alicia Munoz, Historian: Xander Gasparlin McQuiddy; Squad Leaders: Estefania Perez, Pam Escarcega, Hana Cross, Celia Gonzalez, Sam Fry, Ashleigh Rowden, Toni Duenes, Kevin Perez ; Water Crew Captain: Emily Perez. Color Guard: Ashleigh Rowden (Captain); Maegan Gerhardt (Assistant Captain); Ashlyn Phillips; Alondra Ortega; Presley Gasparlin-McQuiddy; Gissel Arellanes; Audriy Ruiz; Melissa Yanez; Chloe Westbrook; Alise Jacquez.

Rhett Bartlett graduated from Southern Methodist University Law School with a Juris Doctor while simultaneously being accepted to Yale University in New Haven, Connecticut, to obtain his master’s in health policy.

Raymond and Eileen Broadbent of Perryton proudly announce their son, Brian Broadbent, Miami Class of 2013 salutatorian, graduates Friday, May 22, with his Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Rutgers School of Health Professions. Over the last three years, he completed his studies in the New York/New Jersey area, as well as clinicals in Manhattan, the Navajo Nation, and western Pennsylvania. He earned a distinguished student scholarship, served as a neuroscience teaching assistant, and presented research at the 2020 American Physical Therapy Association Conference. He will return to Texas to attain his license and begin practice in Canadian in late August.