As Presbyterian Christian School celebrates 50 years of educating students in truth, honor, and loyalty, the school marked another milestone by recognizing the inaugural class of the Presbyterian Christian School Hall of Fame during its 50th Anniversary Celebration on October 1.

The Hall of Fame honors PCS alumni whose accomplishments, character, and lasting impact reflect the spirit and mission of the school. The inaugural class represents graduates who have carried the foundation they received at PCS into careers in medicine, ministry, military service, athletics, business, the arts, and beyond.

The inaugural Hall of Fame inductees include:

Gregory Alston, Class of 2010
Gregory Alston has built a career centered on public service and leadership. After serving as Student Body President at the University of Mississippi and earning his law degree, he went on to serve as Deputy Director of Policy and Special Assistant Attorney General in the Office of Mississippi Attorney General Lynn Fitch. He also serves as an officer in the United States Navy Reserve.

Seth Conerly, Class of 2005
A leader in both academics and athletics at PCS, Seth Conerly went on to pursue his calling in ministry. After earning his undergraduate degree from the University of Mississippi and a Master of Divinity from Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary, he entered full-time vocational ministry. He now serves as Lead Pastor of Metro Community Church in Edwardsville, Illinois.

Beth Gaither, Class of 1999
As a member of PCS’s first graduating class, Beth Gaither helped shape the school’s early traditions, making history as its first Homecoming Queen. She later pursued a career in pediatric nursing and now serves as a Pediatric Nurse Practitioner at Levine Children’s Hospital in Charlotte, North Carolina, where she specializes in caring for children with hematology and oncology diagnoses.

Steve McAlister, Class of 2000
A three-sport athlete at PCS, Steve McAlister has continued investing in others through athletics and community involvement. He founded Versus Strength & Conditioning in 2009 and has spent years building a business that serves athletes, families, and the greater Hattiesburg community. Through his work and initiatives such as the annual Operation Pink fundraiser, he continues to make an impact beyond the gym.

Benjamin Morris, Class of 2000
Benjamin Morris is a poet, author, and researcher whose work has appeared in publications including The Oxford American, The Southern Review, and The Guardian. He has published three books of poetry and two books of nonfiction, including his 2025 collection, The Singing River. Benjamin was also recognized as PCS’s first-ever Alumnus of the Year in 2025 and is currently pursuing a Master of Divinity at Reformed Theological Seminary.

Myles Smith, Class of 2003
Myles Smith has combined a distinguished military career with an accomplished academic background. After graduating with academic distinction from the United States Air Force Academy, he earned advanced degrees from Harvard University and the University of Oxford, completing his Ph.D. in History in 2024. He currently serves as a Lieutenant Colonel in the United States Air Force and is Chief of Advanced Kinetic Capabilities.

Abby Munton Street, Class of 2002
A standout student-athlete at PCS, Abby Munton Street competed in basketball, softball, tennis, and track. She has since built a career in healthcare administration, spending 15 years at the University of Mississippi Medical Center in various leadership roles. She now serves as Chief Operating Officer for University Hospitals, UMMC’s flagship hospital, overseeing a range of clinical and support services.

Trista Magee Whitman, Class of 2015
Trista Magee Whitman left a lasting mark on PCS basketball, finishing her high school career as the program’s all-time leading scorer with 3,130 points. She continued playing Division I basketball at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, earning All-American recognition and serving as team captain. Today, she continues sharing her passion for the game as Head Women’s Basketball Coach at Jones College.

Adam Doleac, Class of 2006
A member of the PCS baseball, basketball, and golf teams, Adam Doleac continued his baseball career at the University of Southern Mississippi before discovering his passion for songwriting and performing. He has since established himself as a successful singer-songwriter, with more than half a billion streams and songs written with artists including Darius Rucker and Kane Brown. He continues to tour nationally and released his album 3 Minute Summer in September 2026.

Davis Riley, Class of 2015
Davis Riley began making his mark on the golf course at PCS as a sixth grader, eventually winning five MAIS individual state championships. After a successful collegiate career at the University of Alabama, where he earned All-American honors, Davis turned professional in 2019. He has since earned victories on both the Korn Ferry Tour and PGA Tour, including a runner-up finish at the 2025 PGA Championship.

Thompson Liddell, Class of 2004, 2026 Alumnus of the Year
Dr. Thompson Liddell has dedicated his career to medicine, leadership, and Christian service. An Infectious Diseases physician with Hattiesburg Clinic, he also serves as Director of Infection Prevention and Director of Antimicrobial Stewardship at Forrest General Hospital. During the COVID-19 pandemic, he helped advise schools and businesses on response efforts. His commitment to serving others extends into his church, youth sports, and community organizations. As the 2026 Alumnus of the Year, Dr. Liddell was also inducted into the Hall of Fame.

The inaugural class reflects the many ways PCS graduates carry their education, faith, and experiences into their communities and professions. From healthcare and public service to ministry, athletics, and the arts, each inductee represents a unique story and a lasting connection to PCS.

As the school looks toward the next 50 years, the Hall of Fame will serve as a way to recognize alumni whose lives and accomplishments reflect the values at the heart of Presbyterian Christian School. Moving forward, each recipient of the PCS Alumnus of the Year award will automatically be inducted into the Hall of Fame.

PCS is proud to celebrate the inaugural Hall of Fame class and the legacy these Bobcats continue to build.