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Libby Dewey and Dayton Davis were named the 2026 Mr. and Miss Mountain Home High School at the 60th annual ceremony hosted by the school’s Future Business Leaders of America chapter.
Each recipient earned a $1,000 scholarship through a partnership between FBLA and the Mountain Home Education Foundation.
The tradition dates to 1966 and recognizes seniors for leadership, academic achievement, school involvement, community service, professionalism and Bomber spirit. Faculty members nominate candidates, who then sit for interviews with MHHS alumni covering personal achievements, communication skills, career goals and professional presentation.
This year’s class produced 17 candidates for Miss MHHS and 19 for Mr. MHHS, drawn from the Class of 2026.
Mackenna Medley and Dylan Prins were named First Runners-Up, each receiving a $500 scholarship. Mackendra Medley and Jack Coleman were named Second Runners-Up and received $250 scholarships.
Total scholarship dollars awarded through the event reached $3,500.
The Mountain Home Education Foundation has partnered with FBLA on the scholarship component for more than a decade, helping turn a longstanding recognition into a tangible boost for graduating seniors.
Miss MHHS candidates were Laken Anderson, Bailey Byrd, Adelynn Dewey, Libby Dewey, Abigail Edens, Olivia Fosness, Symphony Fox, Deanna Human, Olivia McCoy, Mackendra Medley, Mackenna Medley, Emilia Pierce, Emma Potter, Lauren Rauls, Kori Scroggins, Laurel Smeltzer and Jayla Yonkers.
Mr. MHHS candidates were Carter Adkins, Garrett Barr, Jack Coleman, Tate Cudworth, Gray Daniels, Dayton Davis, Jackson Free, Rhett Gilbert, Andrew Haney, Caiden Kaspar, Kohler Mathews, Kyle McBride, Barrett Miller, Brandon Munson, Dylan Prins, Strat Rucker, Benjamin Souder, Blake Vacco and Jaxson Wescoat.
Mountain Home Public Schools thanked the Mountain Home Education Foundation and the FBLA chapter for continuing the tradition of recognizing student excellence.
