Peyton Deiridge is a 2025 graduate of Hedgesville High School, where she carried a 4.0 grade point average and was a member of the National Honor Society, National Technical Honor Society, and worked as a baker at Orr’s Farm Market. The daughter of Krystal Moomaw, Peyton will attend Fairmont State University and major in criminal justice. She is considering a career in crime scene investigation or working for the Crimes Against Children Unit.
Nicole Staller is a 2025 graduate of Tyler Consolidated High School, where she carried a 3.65 grade point average and was active in the National Honor Society, National Technical Honors Society, the National Art Honors Society, and the Prom Committee. She was on the Archery Team, Band, and Color Guard with the Marching Band. Nicole also served as historian officer in the American Legion Auxiliary Tyler County Unit 48 for two years. She plans to attend WVU this fall and major in criminal justice. She would ultimately like to serve her home community as a natural resources police officer with the State of West Virginia. Nicole is the daughter of Misty and David Staller.
From Salem, Talyn Snider majors in Criminal Justice at Glenville State University, where his grade point average is above 4.0. He is the son of Cassandra Snyder. Inspired by his law enforcement father, Talyn plans to pursue a federal job with the FBI. He is a 2024 graduate of Doddridge County High School, where he played football, ran track and field, played basketball, and was a member of Student Council, National Honor Society, West Union Baptist Youth Group, and Student Advisory Council. He plans to continue his football career at Glenville State.
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