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Friday, May 16, 2008
Middle school releases quarter On-A-Roll list
Talawanda Middle School has released is On-A-Roll List for the third quarter of the 2007-08 school year.
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To qualify for the On-A-Roll list, a student must not miss more than three school days during a quarter, be passing all grades and receive classroom qualifiers from the teacher's recommendations.
Sixth grade: Jonathan Abshire, Zachary Antonius, Scarlett Baker, Christa Baumgartner, Jacob Beck, Jeremy Burt, Tyler Beckelhymer, Matthew Bowling, Regan Coleman, Ethan Crist, Jeremy Crist, Taylor Darner, Miranda Day, Tyler Dockum, Casey Dozier, Nigel Dsilva, Thomas Dyer, Rachel Edwards, Brooke Evans, Olivia Fuerst, Samantha Hannon, David Haven, Danielle Heil, Margaret Jaeger, Justin Jenkins, Jonathan Joseph, Blake Keller, William Kennedy, Colin Kimiecik, Jason Kline, Jacob Kuykendoll, Francesca Lindley, Alexander Logsdon, Brooke Lohrey, Dana Lohrey, Troy Mabis, Zane Marsh, Rachel Morton, Melvin Omolo, Samuel Poetter, Kyra Reisenfeld, Warwick Reider, Matthew Rudolph, Karen Ruggaard, Madison Saylor, Tiago Schaeffer, Caitlin Schomberg, Korey Schlenk, Andrew Short, Garrett Siefer, Jordan Smith, Alan Snell, Clara Stanley, Sarah Starrett, Dana Stumph, Jessica Tegge, Samantha Thome, Laura Tilton, Hannah Vollmer, Rebeccah Voth, Danielle White and Kaylin Wright
Seventh grade: Cailyn Abernathy, Colton Adams, Sarah Baker, Dylan Bailey-Vankuren, Emily Barger, Brian Baxter, Bobby Bennett, Amanda Bommer, Alexandria Bond, Kayla Bosaw, Kaitlyn Bretz, Suzannah Bretz, Alexandra Brindle, Meghan Bruder, Hannah Chitwood, Thomas Clayton, Allyson Cousino, Alex Danielson, Mariah Davis, Robert Dellaripa, Miranda Denzler, Laura Dewitt, Sophie Dilek, Ashley Dowler, Amanda Eckhoff, Jacob Flum, Brianna Fowler, Michela Groom, Carlee Hendricks, William Hesford, Alexander Hughes, Dylan Jernigen, Christopher Jones, Shelby Keleman, Heather Ker, Austin Lee, Jessica Less, Ying Liang, Jonathan Lukac, Nathaniel Lynch, Andrew Marks, Thomas Mullenix, Henry Ni, Nathaniel Nickel, Kasey Odonnel, Sydney Phillips, Miranda Rice, Nolan Robinson, William Ross, Thomas Schlueter, Howard Smith, Lauren South, Shelby Sterwerf, Amalia Stevens, Brandon Tafelski, Hannah Terrell, Rachel Tipton, Joshua Ubbes, Hannah Wachenheim, Bristyl Webb, Tripp Webb, Erika Wilhelm and Julie Young.
Eighth grade: Lindsay Crist, Elizabeth Ector, Benjamin Hesford, Andrew Jarvi, Kevin Jewett, Stephanie Johnson, Paul Joseph, Miranda Kappes, Stephanie Kuehn, Kaylee Leishman, Katherine Makaroff, Candice McClanahan, Jeffrey McCleese, Karina Michael, Beret Pieterick, Jessica Sherbs, Julia Stone, Lila Wengler and Claire Winslow.
Talawanda grad given award at Wilmington College
Oxford resident Alicia M. Jacquemin, a sophomore at Wilmington College and 2007 graduate of Talawanda High School, was recognized recently at the College's 27th annual Student Recognition Ceremony.
The Wilmington College Honors Program is designed to enrich the academic experience of qualified students with honors sections of the core courses, interdisciplinary seminars, a senior project and various non-credit enrichment activities.
Oxford students earn math awards from Miami
Dmitriy Brezhnev and Iordan Ganev, both of Oxford, received awards given by Miami University's department of mathematics and statistics on April 2. A total of $26,775 in prizes and scholarships was awarded.
Brezhnev received the Faculty Prize, and Ganev received the Albert Scholarship, Pi Mu Epsilon Prize and Faculty Prize.
Miami students receive awards in vocal competition
Grace Kim, Bryn Vertesi, Michael Pegher and Mark Rysdon, all Miami University voice students, are four out of 11 students who won awards at the Ohio chapter competition of the National Association of Teachers of Singing held on April 12.
Senior Grace Kim received a first place award in the senior college women category.
Graduate student Bryn Vertesi received a fourth place award in the advanced college women category.
Pegher and Rysdon, both graduate students, won in the advanced college men category. Pegher received a first place award, and Rysdon a second place.
