Special Recognition Ed Orr has one of the more unique resumes of our Stivers graduates. While in school Ed was voted President of the Ten Tigers. Also, he was on Prom Court several times, drew cartoons for the school newspaper, and painted backgrounds for the school plays. While in the […]
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Basketball coach Carlos Roberts put the Stivers basketball program back on the map after almost 30 years of either no program or no winning seasons. Carlos came from the Colonel White basketball program where he had won 5 straight City Championships and 4 Coach of The Year Awards. He took […]
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Julian Jeter-Davis graduated from Stivers High School in 2010. While attending Stivers, Julian lettered in golf and cross country. He also played junior varsity basketball. In 2009 his golf team won the Dayton Public Schools city league regular season and championship. Julian won a scholarship to Kentucky State University. In […]
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Thomas Hoy was one of the best golfers to ever play for the Stivers School For The Arts. Not only was he a terrific golfer, but he was also a scholar athlete, swam for the Tiger swim team, played the trumpet in the Stivers National Champion jazz orchestra and the […]
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Dr. Brittany Collins graduated from Stivers High School in 2003. During her high school career, she played varsity basketball all four years. In her first year, she was an All City Honorable Mention player. Over the next three years, she would earn All-City First Team Honors, be named as Player […]
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Kelly Adrian was a four year star on the Tigers varsity volleyball and softball teams. The Stivers softball team won 14 and lost only 1 game in the city league her Freshman season. With Kelly playing either third base or centerfield, they won 22 and lost 2 games that first […]
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Seante Turner was a track and basketball star at Stivers School for the Arts. She was the second leading scorer and team leader for the Tiger basketball squad, but track was her best sport and went on to run for three seasons in college. In 2000, her Sophomore year, the […]
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