Braydon Armstrong, Caroline Dougherty Elk’s Lodge Most Valuable Students
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From staff reports
ALBANY — Caroline Dougherty and Braydon Armstrong recently received the Albany Elks Lodge No. 713’s annual Most Valuable Student awards. The Albany students placed first in a recent local contest, and placed third and first, respectively, in Georgia Elks Association’s Southern District competition.
Braydon is a senior at Deerfield-Windsor School, while Caroline is a senior at Sherwood Christian Academy.
Lodge officials said in a news release that they “are very proud of both of these seniors, and we are looking forward to watching their progress in the coming years as they advance their education.”
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