Roanoke Times
Copyright (c) 1995, Landmark Communications, Inc.
DATE: THURSDAY, March 10, 1994 TAG: 9403100283
SECTION: NEIGHBORS PAGE: E-3 EDITION: METRO
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DATELINE: LENGTH: Long
The first-place winner in each category will go to the district competition. The winners are:
Literature for kindergarten through third grade are:
First place - Susan Althouse, Crystal Spring Elementary, third grade.
Second - William Urbanski, Fishburn Park Elementary, first grade; and Luke Craighead, Oakland Intermediate, third grade.
Third - Brett Jones, Crystal Spring, second grade; and Jennie Smith, Fishburn Park, third grade.
Honorable mention - Austin Stone, Wasena Elementary, first grade; and Nicholas Byrd, Grandin Court Elementary, second grade.
Literature for grades four through six are:
First - Alexandria DeFlumeri, Westside Elementary, fifth grade.
Second - Lindsay Hock, Crystal Spring, fourth grade; and Lauren Slusher, Fishburn Park, fourth grade.
Third - Kristin Rogers, Fishburn Park, fifth grade.
Honorable mention - Matthew McLeod, Stonewall Jackson Middle School, sixth grade; and Wynne Frank, Raleigh Court Elementary, fifth grade.
Literature for grades seven through nine are:
First - Allison Spaulding, Breckinridge Middle School, eighth grade.
Second - Erin E. Jones, James Madison Middle School, eighth grade; and Lauralee Paige, Patrick Henry High School, ninth grade.
Third - Brent Elliott, Fleming, ninth grade; and Jayme Helms, Fleming, ninth grade.
Honorable mention - Lauralee Paige, Patrick Henry, ninth grade; Emily Pilachowski, Patrick Henry, ninth grade; and Bobbi McKinney, Jackson, eighth grade.
Literature for grades 10-12 are:
First - Michael Dowdy, Patrick Henry, 11th grade.
Second - John Hardwick, Patrick Henry, 10th grade.
Third - Erin McCulley, Patrick Henry, 12th grade.
Music for kindergarten through third grade are:
First - Joshua Derbyshire, Wasena, third grade.
Second - John Kingsley, Wasena, second grade.
Third - Alicia Vipperman, Oakland, third grade.
Honorable mention - Eleanor Herman, Raleigh Court, third grade, and Elizabeth Kraterfield, Fishburn Park, third grade.
Music for grades four through six are:
First - Kathleen Sassard, Wasena, fifth grade.
Second - Laura Graninger, Wasena, fourth grade; and Gerald Gregory, Raleigh Court, fifth grade.
Third - Michele Hamilton, Crystal Spring, fifth grade; and Kate Herbert, Raleigh Court, fourth grade.
Honorable mention - Chris McCorkle, Crystal Spring, fifth grade; Lauren Slusher, Fishburn Park, fourth grade; Nicos Harvey, Westside, fifth grade; and Laura Wagstaff, James Madison, sixth grade.
Music for grades seven through nine are:
First - Katie Silcox, Madison, eighth grade.
Second - Max Masinter, Patrick Henry, ninth grade; and Daniel Daum, Patrick Henry, ninth grade.
Third place - Amy Martin, Jackson, seventh grade.
Music for grades 10-12 are:
First - Tevis Marshall, Patrick Henry, 12th grade.
Second - Taylor Jones, Patrick Henry, 10th grade.
Photography for kindergarten through third grade are:
First - J. Austin West, Crystal Spring, first grade.
Second - Tom Raney, Fishburn Park, second grade; and Lillian Shamy, Wasena, second grade.
Third - Dallas Magerkurth, Raleigh Court, third grade; and Eric Altizer, Highland Park, second grade.
Honorable mention - David Gillespie, Raleigh Court, third grade; and Dana Weaver, Grandin Court, first grade.
Photography for grades four through six are:
First - Hunter West, Crystal Spring, fifth grade.
Second - Hadley Adkins, Fishburn Park, fourth grade; and Matthew McLeod, Jackson, sixth grade.
Third - Kelly Dodge, Lincoln Terrace, fourth grade.
Honorable mention - Mark DeProsperis, Lincoln Terrace, fifth grade; Nicole Coleman, Raleigh Court, fifth grade; and Phillip Anderson, Crystal Spring, fifth grade.
Photography for grades seven through nine are:
First - Bradley Matthews, James Madison, seventh grade.
Second - Erica Albert, Ruffner, eighth grade; and Sara Rexrode, Ruffner, eighth grade.
Third - Lisa Hart, Stonewall Jackson, seventh grade; and Joy Monar, Madison, eighth grade.
Honorable mention - Jeremy Williams, Fleming, ninth grade.
Photography for grades 10 through 12 are:
First - Tevis Marshall, Patrick Henry, 12th grade.
Second - Patrick Wright, Patrick Henry, 10th grade; and Lane Carpenter, Fleming, 11th grade.
Third - Melissa Merricks, Fleming, 12th grade.
Honorable mention - Tevis Marshall, Patrick Henry, 12th grade; and Lashanna Forbes, Fleming, 12th grade.
Visual arts for kindergarten through third grade are:
First - Benjamin Law, Grandin Court, kindergarten.
Second - Trey Simmons, Lincoln Terrace, second grade; and Maryia Anderson, Huff Lane, third grade.
Third - Travis Bittle, Highland Park, second grade; and Meg Weckstein, Wasena, second grade.
Honorable mention - Michael Wertz, Garden City, second grade; Megan Flora, Wasena, second grade; Emily Cullum, Crystal Spring, third grade; and Amber Yates, Fairview, third grade.
Visual arts for grades four through six are:
First - Jill Raney, Fishburn Park, fourth grade.
Second - C.J. Carter, Highland Park, fifth grade; and Rachael Thompson, Lincoln Terrace, fifth grade.
Third - Erin Bryant, Grandin Court, fifth grade; and Ginger Parker, Wilson, sixth grade.
Honorable mention - Marcus Wilson, Huff Lane, fifth grade; Ashley Phelps, Wasena, fifth grade; Amanda Beckner, Jackson, sixth grade; Spencer Bolander, Raleigh Court, fourth grade; Tim Mills, Jackson, sixth grade; Meghan Chudina, Crystal Spring, fourth grade; Mike Surace, Wilson, sixth grade; and Jessica Strawn, Wilson, sixth grade.
Visual arts for grades seven through nine are:
First - Angie Yates, Jackson, eighth grade.
Second - David Young, Stonewall Jackson, eighth grade; and Jacqueline Watson, Fleming, ninth grade.
Third - Jessica Surace, Patrick Henry, ninth grade; and Beth Bird, Fleming, ninth grade.
Honorable mention - Bobbi McKinney, Jackson, eighth grade; and Nghia Nguyen, Jackson, ninth grade.
WAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY has named five Roanoke residents to its dean's list for fall 1993. They are Ashley Lauren Berry, Marjorie Merriman Clifton, Kathryn Louise Ford, Melissa Ann Sigler and Marshall August Wakat III.
Students named to the list must earn at least a 3.0 grade point average.
\ ROANOKE COLLEGE recently announced the names of four Roanoke students who fulfilled bachelor of arts degree requirements in December. They are: Lucinda K. Buchanan, daughter of Lila Buchanan; Kari D. Hall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thompson H. Hall III; Marla J. Hall, daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. Russell N. Hall; and Eric L. Spangler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter N. Spangler.
\ PATRICK HENRY HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS Erica S. Campbell, Jesse L. Chappel and Margaret K. Meyer have qualified as finalists in the 1994 competition for Merit Scholarships. They are among 14,000 finalists for 6,500 scholarships available nationally.
Scholarship recipients will be anounced in April and May.
\ EMORY & HENRY COLLEGE has announced the names of Roanoke Valley students who have been named to the 1994 edition of "Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges."
They are: Chuck Anderson and Penny Stevens, both of Vinton; Jennifer Sparger of Salem; Karen Sigmon of Troutville; Melissa Bassett of Roanoke; and Terri N. Smith, formerly of Roanoke.
\ MEHREEN S. SHERWANI of Roanoke completed requirements in December for a certificate in business studies from Indiana University Bloomington.
\ JAMES MADISON UNIVERSITY has announced the names of Roanoke Valley students who received degrees during the December 1993 commencement ceremonies.
Receiving bachelor of business administration degrees were: John S. Aldridge, Melissa A. Click, James A. Clingenpeel, Glenda R. Morris, Donna L. Woodson and Jenny W. Yeatts, all of Roanoke.
Receiving a master of business administration degree was Ann L. Atchley of Roanoke.
Receiving bachelor of science degrees were David L. Collins and Gina Ferrigno, both of Roanoke.
Stephanie R. Swain of Roanoke received a bachelor of social work degree, and Mark S. Modsell of Troutville received a master of science degree.
ERIN THYME JAMIESON, and KIMBERLY KRISTIN STEWART, both of Roanoke, have been named to the dean's list at Elon College in North Carolina. Jamieson is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Jamieson, and Stewart is the daughter of Betty V. Stewart.
\ AMY L. STARR, daughter or Dr. and Mrs. John W. Starr of Roanoke, has been named a college scholar for the fall term at Middlebury College in Middlebury, Vt.
\ RUTH WALTON, a professional storyteller from Roanoke, received a master's degree in reading and story art from East Tennessee State University. Walton has traveled through the United States telling stories. She went to the former Soviet Union with a group of storytellers and will appear at the Mid-Atlantic Storytellers Festival in June.
by CNB