Katherine "Katie" Jayne Paul, 18, graduated from Indiana Academy (IA) in 2006. A piano accompanist for both Keynotes and Choralanas, she was a four-year senior. "Katie has been a great, positive help to the music groups this school year," said Andrew Lay, music director. "She is an upbeat individual who brings a smile to others with her encouragement."

Katie has also been a member of the IA handbell choir and concert band. She served as the Student Association social vice president, president of the local chapter of the National Honor Society, and graduated with an honors diploma. She said the most important thing she learned in academy was that "God is always there. It's not about you, but all about Him." Another piece of advice she would give to others is "Don't procrastinate!"

Katie's favorite memories include working at summer camp, history trips, senior class trip, and senior Bible class. Her favorite class was English. "I really like literature, and Mr. Rector is awesome. I like the challenge, and it's rewarding," Katie said.

A member of the Cicero Seventh-day Adventist Church, Katie has performed in its annual Journey to Bethlehem Christmas ministry. She is the daughter of Larry and Julianne Paul, of Tipton, Indiana. Katie plans to see the world and be a speech pathologist in the future.

Rashid Aggre Doroma Tenga, 19, graduated from Indiana Academy (IA) in 2006. A talented individual and very trustworthy, Rashid shows his kindness to everyone he meets. "He was an asset to the music department," says Andrew Lay, IA music director. "Rashid was very hardworking and showed his kindness to fellow students and faculty alike."

Rashid was a member of the touring choir, Keynotes, as well as Choralanas. He served as an Impact worship team member and actively served others in both inreach and outreach activities. He says the most important thing he learned in academy was how to deal with people. "You need to be more social with people, and I have learned how to be more spiritual." His favorite classes were Keynotes and Choralanas because they allowed him to express himself. Favorite memories include the senior class trip, school trips, dorm life, and working as a literature evangelist.

His hobbies and interests include sports, playing piano/keyboard, singing, outdoor activities, and mathematics.

Rashid is a member of the Terre Haute Seventh-day Adventist Church, where he has been active in both school and church activities. He is the son of Navesa and Lawrence Tenga, of Terre Haute, Indiana.