New Hope High School's Class of 2025 celebrates military enlistees William and Thomas Fuell

The class of 2025 at New Hope High School celebrated a significant milestone during their graduation ceremony on May 21, 2025, highlighting the achievements and aspirations of its students. Among the graduates, Thomas Fuell and his brother William Fuell proudly announced their commitment to serve in the military, having both enlisted in the Alabama Air National Guard. Their journey, which included taking the ASVAB and enlisting in Montgomery, reflects a growing trend among students at New Hope High School to pursue military careers.

The Fuell brothers expressed gratitude for the support of their family, particularly their brother Jonathan, who recently joined the Air Force and has provided guidance throughout their enlistment process. This camaraderie among siblings underscores the strong sense of community and shared purpose within the graduating class.

The ceremony also recognized the contributions of school administrators, with Principal Manning and Assistant Principals Cortez and Rhines invited to the stage. Their leadership has been instrumental in guiding students to this important moment in their lives.

In addition to military aspirations, the class showcased their talents, with senior Anna Dewberry leading a musical performance alongside her sister Lily. Dewberry's initiative in organizing the first-ever "New Hope's Got Talent" show exemplifies the creativity and leadership present within the class.

As the graduates move forward, their diverse paths—whether in military service, further education, or other endeavors—reflect the resilience and ambition of the New Hope High School community. The ceremony not only celebrated their achievements but also set the stage for their future contributions to society.