Sadie Lynne Adams
Sadie Lynne Adams is the daughter of Jennifer L. Adams and the granddaughter of Sandra L. Smith and the late Okey A. Adams Jr. Throughout Sadie’s four years at Lincoln, she has maintained a spot on the perfect honor roll with a GPA of 4.25 or higher and is ranked third in her class. She has received multiple Top Scholar awards and taken dual credit, AP, and Honors courses throughout her high school career.
Sadie is a four-year member of Lincoln’s Varsity Volleyball and Basketball teams. She served as team captain of the volleyball and basketball teams during her Junior and Senior years. Sadie received second-team All-County volleyball honors in her junior year, second-team All-County basketball honors her sophomore year, first-team All-County basketball honors, first-team Big X basketball honors, and All-State basketball team honorable mention in her junior year.
During her junior and senior years, Sadie has served as manager for the Lincoln football team. She served as Class Secretary during her sophomore and junior years. Sadie has been a member of the Student Council for four years and served as a board member her junior year. Currently, Sadie serves as the Student Body Secretary.
Sadie has also been a four-year member of Key Club, serving one year on the board, and is currently the Club Secretary. She is also an active member of the National Honor Society, inducted in her sophomore year, and a member of the Science Honor Society, inducted in her junior year. Sadie is a founding and current member of Lincoln’s Athletic Council.
This year, Sadie was selected to represent Lincoln at the Chick-fil-A Leadership Summit. She has played a leading role in organizing Lincoln’s Back-To-School Bash, Field Day with Friends, and school pep rallies. Sadie is an active volunteer and supporter of community organizations such as Challenger League, Angel Luv, Feed a Family, and the American Legion gravesite flag placement. In her free time, Sadie enjoys spending time with friends and family, listening to music, and playing sports. Sadie plans to attend West Virginia University and pursue a Doctor of Pharmacy degree.
Gianna Marlo Fragman
Gianna Marlo Fragman is the daughter of Jessica Chatham and Nicholas Fragman of Clarksburg and the granddaughter of Melvina and Jeffery Williams, Cathy Mazza, and Ronald Fragman.
As of the end of her junior year, Gianna maintained a 4.25 GPA and ranks 2nd in her class. Additionally, she has the highest ACT and SAT scores at Lincoln, with a 35 and 1490, respectively. Her achievements have earned her 5 Top Scholar awards in her classes and Top Scholar of the Year for her class last year, as well as the National Rural and Small Town Recognition Award.
Gianna is the leader of the GameChanger Peer Leader group, which oversees drug prevention activities such as poster campaigns, public service announcements, and substance-use prevention student involvement activities such as Red Ribbon Week spirit days and prom safety advice.
She has been elected the Vice President of her class and also serves as the president of the National English Honor Society, heading the Reading Program and the installation of a Little Free Library in Shinnston, as well as the president of the National Math Honor Society, which participates in math competitions and hosts math activities for elementary school students. Gianna is also the chair of the National Honor Society tutoring program and the assistant chair of the National Honor Society Reading Program.
Her other extracurricular activities include being a member of the quiz bowl team, Tri-M Music Honor Society, Student Council, and Social Studies Honorary. Within the arts, she is a section leader of the Lincoln band and choir, as well as theatre, in which she has played roles such as Cinderella in Cinderella and The Baker’s Wife in Into the Woods. She is an alum of the 2024 class of the Governor’s School for the Arts and was selected as the first-chair soprano 2 for the 2025 West Virginia American Choral Directors’ Association conference.
Gianna plans to attend college for a public health/chemistry degree before attending medical school to become an anesthesiologist.
Lillyan Toth
Lillyan Toth, daughter of Jordan and Kali Toth, and granddaughter of Jerry and Jennifer Toth, Beth Gregory, and the late Harold Gregory, Lillyan is an outstanding student, athlete, and leader at Lincoln High School.
A dedicated honor roll student, Lillyan has maintained a GPA above 4.0 throughout her high school career. She has excelled academically, earning the title of Top Scholar in a range of subjects, including Spanish (freshman year), Trigonometry/Pre-Calculus (sophomore year), College Algebra, and WVU Biology (junior year). She continues to challenge herself through a rigorous course load of AP and honors classes.
On the field, Lillyan has been a four-year member of the girls’ soccer team, serving as team captain for the past three years. Her exceptional talent and dedication have earned her numerous accolades, including:
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1st Team All-State
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1st Team Big 10
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1st Team All-Region
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All-Region Player of the Year
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First Team All-county
Her commitment to leadership extends beyond athletics. Lillyan has been actively involved in the Student Council for all four years, currently serving as the Student Body Historian. She is also a four-year member of the Key Club, having served as Secretary and now as Vice President. A proud member of the National Honor Society since her sophomore year, she now serves as the Vice President of the chapter. She also belongs to the Science National Honor Society and Girls with Glory.
Among her many honors, Lillyan has been recognized as Student of the 6 Weeks, selected for Homecoming Court in both her sophomore and senior years.
Outside of school, Lillyan enjoys playing club soccer—where her team won a regional championship and competed at the national level—spending time with family and friends, and shopping.
Looking ahead, Lillyan plans to attend college, major in biology, and continue her soccer career at the collegiate level. While she has not yet made a final decision on which college she will attend, her future is undoubtedly bright.
Chesnea Brooke Boyles
Chesnea Brooke Boyles, daughter of Bill and Jackie Boyles of Shinnston, and granddaughter of Bill and Judy Boyles of Lumberport, has maintained an outstanding 4.25 GPA throughout high school while consistently challenging herself with Advanced Placement and college-level coursework each year.
A resolute student- athlete and performer, Chesnea is a four-year member and captain of both the golf team and the dance line, as well as a founding member and captain of the Lincoln High School Dance Team.
Her involvement extends across numerous school organizations, including serving as a two-year member and current president of the National Honor Society, a four-year member and current president of Key Club (previously serving as vice president her junior year), a four-year member of the Student Council Executive Committee, a three-year member and current treasurer of the National English Honor Society, a two-year member of the National Science Honor Society, a two-year member of the Athletic Council, and a two-year member of the Yearbook Staff. She has also been involved with Girls with Glory and Healthy Harrison.
Chesnea’s hard work and leadership have earned her numerous honors, including receiving an Academic Pin for maintaining a 4.0 GPA all four years, being named Academic Student of the Sixth Weeks her sophomore year, voted Fan Favorite for Girls Golf in Harrison County, placing 14th at the WVSSAC Girls Golf State Championship, and being elected by her classmates to the Homecoming Court as Princess during both her sophomore and senior years.
Outside of school, Chesnea serves as a dance assistant at Ingra & Co., works as a lifeguard during the summer, and is an active member of the First Baptist Church. She also competes in the Junior Callaway Tour and Junior Masters golf programs.
After graduation, Chesnea plans to pursue a career as a Nurse Practitioner specializing in Neonatal Intensive Care (NICU) and hopes to continue golf or dance at the collegiate level. Her college choice is currently undecided.
