Drew Browning and Molly Beaubouef have been named Mr. and Miss Weston High School for the 2025-26 school year. Selected by their peers, the pair exemplifies all the chararcteristics in what it is to be the ultimate student/athlete.
Drew Browning – With talent that stands out on the baseball field and character that shines off of it, Drew has truly earned the title of Mr. Weston High School. Known for his leadership, work ethic, and humble attitude, Drew has become a cornerstone of Weston athletics and a role model among his peers. From the moment he stepped onto the baseball field his freshman year, Drew’s impact was undeniable. Since, he has collected a long list of honors that reflect both his skill and consistency, being named first team All-State by the Louisiana Sports Writers Association (LSWA) and multiple times earned first team All-District, All-Region, and All-State honors by the Louisiana Baseball Coaches Association (LBCA). Beyond the field, Drew continues to excel, maintaining A Honor Roll status every year, being a member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, and being selected to the Homecoming court for three consecutive years. His dedication extends into the community, where he has volunteered to help clean up after tornadoes, provide supplies to hurricane victims, deliver Christmas presents, and assist at the Monroe Food Bank.
Molly Beaufoeuf – A senior who has made her mark through leadership, service, and talent, it is hard work, heart, and a whole lot of hustle that best describes Miss Weston High School 2025-26. From art and agriculture, to academics and athletics, she has proven that her dedication and determination truly define what it means to be Miss WHS. Molly has compiled a long list of awards that showcase her excellence and versatility, being consistently named to the Principals List and earning top honors at FFA, Beta Club, FBLA, and art competitions at the district, state, and national levels. Her confident voice has also carried her to top finishes in public speaking and oratory contests across the state. Molly currently serves as President of the Student Council, Beta Club, and FFA while also representing Louisiana as the state FFA secretary and a national FFA Leadership Delegate. In past years, Molly has held titles such as District VIII Student Council President, Area FFA Reporter, and Vice President of both the FFA and Beta Club. Beyond the classroom and competitions, she pours her heart into community service, helping organize Hope for Winn and Lexi’s Closet drives, volunteering at Forest Haven Drug Fest, and going on church mission trips. Through her leadership, service, talent, and school pride, Molly embodies everything that Weston High School stands for, and while her impact will be felt long after graduation, her bright future is just beginning.