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6:16 am Thursday, November 6, 2003

Excellence in Education

By Staff
Nov. 6, 2003
The Key Brothers Scholarship recipient at Meridian Community College is Jenna Blair Rawson of Meridian. This $800 award is funded through The MCC Foundation through an endowment established in honor of Meridian aviators Al and Fred Key. The Key Brothers pioneered in-flight refueling and, with the exception of space travel, their flight endurance record of 1935 still stands.
A 2003 highest honor graduate of Northeast Lauderdale High School, Rawson played slow-pitch softball, was president of the Honor Society and garnered a first place in the Biological Science Fair.
Rawson is taking general education courses at MCC this fall, with education or dental hygiene as a possible career choice. She sings in her church choir, works with Vacation Bible School and is a member of the MCC Eagle Cheerleading Squad.
Southeast Lauderdale High School has announced students who made the Superintendent's List and the Principal's List for the first nine weeks.
Superintendent's List
Students who made all A's on their report cards are on the Superintendent's List. They are:
Ninth grade: Michael Armond, Matthew Butler, Brittany Jo Davis, Ryan Gressett, Joshua Gwinn, Abby Havard, Brittany Lewis, Brittany Mars and Jeremy Metcalf.
10th grade: Jamie Albanese, Ashley Brown, Jake Crouch, Dustin Ezell, Hope Ferguson, Kevin Fisher, Brittany Hopson, Gary James, Kacee Mott, Tia'wana Pringle, Matthew Smith and Heather Ward.
11th grade: Brittany Butler, Kara Gray, Sydney Gressrett, Brittney Harper, Katie Harper, Charli Jeffcoat, Daniel Lanterman, April Larkin, Alyece Loyd, Jamarious Moore, Anna Moreno, Bailey Price, Deanna Roberts, Jessica Rutledge, Brent Rutledge and Chelsey Trayal.
12th grade: Holly Butler, Leia Gibson, Monya Harris, Tamra Harrison, Cindy Hattaway, Daniel Mathis, Shannon Pagan, Rachel Rutledge, Willis Shelby, Samantha Smith, Monica Sowers, Stacy Tate, Daniel Tucker, Olivia Welker and Zachary Wiskerchen.
Principal's List
Students who made the Principal's List made all A's and B's on their report cards. They are:
Ninth grade: Christina Anderson, Brittany Butler, Lea Culpepper, Joshua Davidson, Marissa Ethridge, La'Tierra Harbin, Erin Johnson, Danielle Jones, Joshua Landrum, Aaron Larkin, Marcus Linton, Angel Mays, Megan McMullen, Brandi Scarbrough and Chase Trayal.
10th grade: Kameron Agerton, Melissa Bean, Nathanael Beard, Kevin Boudloche, Jr., Elizabeth Bowen, Amy Elliott, Jayce Greer, Courtney King, Hannah Knight, Latoria Lewis, Heather Partridge, Hannah Shirley, Lacy Thomas, Alicia Tucker, Joan Waldman and Trent Wilson.
11th grade: Courtney Butler, Candace Coleman, Emer Coleman, Ashley Ford, Grant Goodman, Jonathan Hagwood, Drew Harper, Anthony Linton, Tadarryl McClelland, Raul Montufar, Terence Moss, Ashley Neal, Merinda Ramsey, Raymond Ruffin, Justin Scarbrough, Lamar Shelby, Kimberly Welborn and David West.
12th grade: Brandon Booker, Justin Clearman, Nicole Cooley, Daniel Crouch, Britaine Davis, Madison Davis, Alex Derusha, Ashley Eades, Jennifer Ford, Kristi Greer, Matthew Jacobs, Dylan Jones, Kimberly Malone, Victoria McMullen, Veronica Moreno, Kristi Parten, Lindsey Raines, Rachel Rasberry, Cory Reece, Keith Reed, Elizabeth Rushing, Joseph Shelton and Majesta Vescovo.

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