Caleb Slaughter is a member of the National Senior Beta Club and president of the Monogram Club.  He played football and baseball throughout his time at HA.  Caleb received All-Conference and All-State Recognitions in football during his junior and senior years and was named Conference Defensive Player for the Year during his senior year.  Caleb enjoys hunting, playing golf, working out at the gym, and spending time with friends.  He works for 4D Farms and Merritt Piping & Fabrication.

Caleb plans to study Industrial Systems Technology at Halifax Community College in the fall.  He lives in Seaboard and is the son of Courtney Mayle and Shawn Slaughter.  

Elijah “Eli” Mason joined the HA family in the 10th grade. He is currently vice president of the National Senior Beta Club. He also is a member of the Monogram and Octagon Clubs. Eli participated on the Quiz Bowl Team. He also played football and basketball during his time at HA.

In Eli’s spare time, he enjoys going to the gym, playing PlayStation and basketball, spending time with friends, and exploring the canal trail. He has been on three World Changer Mission trips and volunteered for the Valley Kingdom Kitchen. Eli worked for Chick-fil-A and served as a 4-H Camp counselor last summer.

Eli plans to attend Western Carolina University in the fall and pursue an electrical and computer engineering technology degree. He is the son of Wendy and Brent Mason of Roanoke Rapids. He has one older sister, Grace. 

Victoria Wilson is a member of the National Senior Beta, Octagon, and Monogram Clubs.  She is our Student Government Association’s color guard captain.  Victoria played softball during her time at HA.  She also played basketball in grades 9 & 10 and volunteered as manager for the JV Girls’ Basketball team in grades 11 & 12.  As a senior, Victoria was on the cheer team. 

 Victoria enjoys spending time with friends and family.  She currently works for Miranda M Cleaning, LLC.  Victoria volunteered at the Warren Hills Nursing Home. 

 In the fall, Victoria plans to attend the University of North Carolina Wilmington and major in nursing.  Her parents are Holly and Dustin Peoples from Littleton.  She has one younger brother, Landon, who attends HA. 

Morgan Powers is a member of the National Senior Beta Club.  He participates in our Student Government Association as senior class treasurer.  Morgan played football during his time at HA.  He also was the captain of the shooting team.  In Morgan’s spare time, he enjoys hunting, fishing, and building various projects at home.  Morgan works for 4D Farms. 

Morgan plans to attend Wake Technical Community College in the fall and study diesel and heavy equipment technology.  He is the son of Melissa Powers and Joseph Power from Littleton.  Morgan has one older sister, Julia, who graduated from HA. 

 

Halifax Academy Class of 2023 Senior Spotlight:  Ashton Knight

Ashton Knight is a member of our Student Government Association and serves as a senior class representative and color guard team member. She also is in the Monogram and Octagon Clubs. During Ashton’s time at HA, she played softball and volleyball and received All-Conference recognition in softball last year. Ashton is on our journalism staff, helping create the yearbook. For the past two years, Ashton has enjoyed her experience as a kindergarten helper. She is also looking forward to her summer job as a childcare provider. Ashton received the DAR Good Citizen Award, which recognizes high school seniors who display dependability, service, leadership, and patriotism. In her spare time, she enjoys spending time on the lake.

Ashton plans to attend Halifax Community College in the fall and pursue a career as a dental hygienist. She lives in Littleton and is the daughter of Shannon Knight and Brent Knight. She has one younger brother, Challis. 

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