Greyson Francy

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Greyson Francy is a rising Senior at Jenks High School in Tulsa, Oklahoma with a clear

sense of purpose and a drive to build something that lasts. He serves as Publicist for the

National Honor Society, participates in the International Scholars Program, Young Mens Service

League and is a member of the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation Teen Leadership

Program. Greyson is also on the superintendent’s honor roll and principal’s honor roll. Greyson

also leads Kee's Kloset, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to ensuring every teenager in foster

care feels seen, valued, and dressed with dignity. Greyson is a member of Christ Church

Episcopal, and his relationship with God shapes his values and the way he shows up for others.

Greyson has volunteered his time working for St Francis Hopsitals and St. John Ascension

hospitals. Greyson’s parents, David Francy and Becki Murphy, are local attorneys who helped

start Kee’s Kloset in memory of KeeOnal Dawkins. His sisters Ragon Francy and Landry Fieker

are both Jenks Highschool Graduates, who volunteered their free time working for Kee’s Kloset.

 Andrew Golbek is a rising Senior at Jenks High School in Tulsa, Oklahoma with a passion for medicine and a heart for service. He serves as a member of the Pre-Med Club and Native American Education program at his school, volunteers with the Audubon Society, and works at Page Belcher Golf Course, reflecting both his academic ambitions and his commitment to his community. Andrew actively shadows local Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons in his area, working toward his goal of one day becoming an OMS himself. Andrew is on the Junior Board of Kee's Kloset, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Andrew's father, Eric Golbek, is a local dentist who practices at the Broken Arrow location of My Dentist, and whose dedication to patient care has helped inspire Andrew's own pursuit of a career in oral health.

Marley McCune is a rising senior at Jenks High School and serves as a Junior Board Member for Kee’s Kloset. Driven by a deep passion for service, Marley is dedicated to expanding the organization's impact. Her commitment to service extends to her school and community, where she serves as the Chief Service Officer for the National Honor Society, an editor for the International Scholars Program Journal, and a youth camp volunteer at The Center for Individuals with Physical Challenges. An accomplished musician and academic, Marley is a clarinet section leader for the Jenks High School marching band, a member of the Wind Symphony, and consistently maintains her standing on the Superintendent's Honor Roll while pursuing a rigorous curriculum.

Ansley Bradt is a student at Jenks High School, where she is actively involved in academics, leadership, service, and the arts. Ansley was inducted into the International Scholars Program and National Honor Society. She serves as the captain of the Jenks High School Show Choir and participates in Pre-Med Club, Drug Free Youth, and Tri-M Music Honor Society, reflecting her commitment to both academic excellence and community involvement.

Outside of school, Ansley is involved in Club Scrubs at OU Tulsa and dedicates her time to serving others through volunteer work at Catholic Charities, Clarehouse Hospice Home, and Emergency Infant Services. Her passion for helping vulnerable individuals and supporting her community has shaped her leadership and strengthened her desire to make a meaningful impact in the lives of others.

As a board member of Kee’s Kloset, she is honored to support an organization that provides clothing and essential items to children in foster care, helping ensure every child feels valued and cared for. Inspired by her experiences in service and healthcare, Ansley aspires to become a child psychiatrist and hopes to advocate for the mental health and well-being of children and adolescents.

  Mikail is a senior at Jenks High School in Tulsa, Oklahoma with a passion for service and a determined path towards a career in emergency medicine. He plays ice hockey for the Tulsa Jr. Oilers 18U team, serves as a member of the Junior Volunteer Program at Hillcrest Medical Center, as well as serving as an active member of the Mike Yarrow Peace Fellowship 2025-26 Cohort, working to combat the spread of misinformation. He has spent much of his time in the summers shadowing medical professionals to gain experience in the field he hopes to one day pursue. Additionally, Mikail regularly volunteers at the SurayyaAnne Foundation, having organized a school supply drive for children in their care, and the Islamic Society of Tulsa's free medical clinic, helping to serve members of his community and assist in providing access to free healthcare. Born to immigrant parents from Pakistan, Mikail holds his family, culture, and religion close to his heart with his Islamic faith being the foundation of his values and the standards he holds himself to, dedicated to uplifting his community however he can.

Kate Streett is a rising senior at Jenks High School in Tulsa, Oklahoma. She strives to improve her community and serve as a leader. Kate is heavily involved in clubs such as Pre-Med society, Student Council, Math club, Drug Free Youth, Spanish Club, and FCCLA. She has also received the principals honor roll and superintendent roll at Jenks. Outside of school she spends her weekdays coaching tumbling at Tumble Smart Athletics, a Christian gym. With ages ranging from 2-6, coaching tumbling lets Kate improve the skills and lives of children. In her free time she attends Asbury church. At Asbury Kate expands her faith by volunteering for several non profits such as, loaves and fishes, Feeding America food bank, and local thrift stores dedicated for families in need. Kate aspires to continue to help her community through Kee’s Kloset. By helping others and making a difference in lives. 

Olivia Baker, an upcoming senior, attends Jenks Highschool in Tulsa, Oklahoma. She demonstrates strong characteristics of leadership and is dedicated to helping others within her community. Olivia serves as publicist for Math Club as well as participating in Pre-Med club, Student Council, and the National Honor Society. Along with being a Jenks Varsity Cheer captain, she is also an All-American cheerleader, Stunt All-State athlete, and an Academic All-Conference recipient on the Superintendent's Honor roll. Olivia is a member of Redeemer church and carries her faith throughout everything she does. She works with Modern Manners of Tulsa and coaches two youth cheerleading teams as well. She has one ten year old sister, Mia Baker, who will attend Jenks East Intermediate and is also a cheerleader for Jenks through their youth athletics program. Her mother, Michele Baker, is an accountant for Samson and her father, Tony Baker, is a business owner for Baker Irrigation. 

Arjun Deepak is a rising Senior at Jenks High School in Tulsa, Oklahoma with a deep commitment to serving others and a vision for creating meaningful change. He serves as Vice President of the Jenks Pre-med Society, where he has organized blood drives that saved over 300 lives this year, and has led Jenks Mock Trial as captain, guiding the lowest-ranked team to quarterfinals for the first time in school history. He is also a member of the Jenks International Scholars Program, where he conducted collegiate-level research and presented to OSU faculty. Outside of school, he tutors students in math and sciences both locally at Mathnasium and globally through Schoolhouse.world, and has volunteered over 70 hours at St. John Medical Center. He has conducted cutting-edge research through the OKSTARS program, presenting findings at OSU's Tulsa Research Day alongside PhD faculty and medical students. A ten-year competitive swimmer, classical Bharatnatyam dancer, and self-taught guitarist, he brings the same discipline and dedication to everything he pursues. As a Junior Board member of Kees Kloset, he is passionate about ensuring every foster child in Tulsa feels seen, valued, and cared for.

Chase Wilson is a member of the class of 2027 and a senior at Holland Hall. His worldview is shaped by his strong convictions regarding equality and dignity for all and his budding relationship with Quakerism. He has served multiple roles in the Tulsa Midtown chapter of the Young Men’s Service League, including Historian and VP of Communications. He has also been a member of the Food Bank of Eastern Oklahoma’s Junior Ambassador program, following which he was recognized with the Outstanding Advocate award. He has been a member of Holland Hall’s SPUD (Students Performing Unselfish Deeds) and Speech & Debate clubs, the latter of which he has served as president for. He is on Holland Hall’s head of school honor roll. He is the captain of Holland Hall’s academic bowl team, which has won three straight state championships during his tenure. He demonstrates a strong work ethic in all that he does, and is also well-regarded as a caring brother, boyfriend, and friend.