Rotary Academic All-Stars Named (With Gallery)
May 11, 2018
The Atmore Rotary Club recognized 138 area high school students as Academic All-Stars Thursday night.
The Academic All-Star program is open to students who attend Northview High School, Atmore Christian School, Escambia County High School or Escambia Academy. To be named an Academic All-Star, a student must have maintained at least a B average in every subject for each grading period of the school year, with at least one A for each grading period.
Those who have maintained this status from the 9th through the 12th grades, were honored as Four-Year Academic All-Stars (pictured top) and received a scholarship.
The Randolph B. Luttrell, Sr.Scholarship, valued at $2,000, was presented to Billie Jean McKinley. The Mary Joyner Grissett Memorial Scholarship, also for $2,000, was presented to Kristin Gore. An Anna Ruth Vickery Scholarship worth $2,000 was presented to ShaDiamond Harris.
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Those honored as Atmore Rotary Club Academic All Stars were:
(Four-Year Academic All-Stars are denoted with asterisks)
ATMORE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL
9th Grade
Micah Mast
Emma Overstreet
Lily Richardson
10th Grade
Lylia Albritton
Jace Weber
11th Grade
Luke Chambless
Charley Clemmons
Kyle Hostetler
12th Grade
Gabrielle Henderson
Kamryn Mothershed
Jasmina Stahly ****
Melissa Wilson
ESCAMBIA ACADEMY
9th Grade
Jeb Black
Jackson Dortch
Avery Mims
Rubye Nix
Disha Patel
10th Grade
Anna Ruth Smith
Gaines Tanner
11th Grade
Bailey Hayles
Lexie Hollinger
Mary Thompson Lancaster
Sara Rolin
Emma Caroline Sasser
12th Grade
Jackson Breckenridge ****
Melanie Fournier
Andrew Howell
Anna Kathryn Rolin
Austin Williams****
ESCAMBIA COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL
9th Grade
Keyonna Atkins
Destiny Brown
Nadija Graves
Jakiyah Hixon
Janiyah Lambert
Breanna McGowan
Madison Simmons
Mia Simmons
10th Grade
Kayley Johnson
Divyaben Patel
Joshua Richardson
Nakieyah Robinson
Ladarious Wilson
11th Grade
Cortez Finklea
Darrica James
Christiara Jones
Anaya Montgomery
Johnika Roberts
Olivia Simmons
Adonis Williams
Luerensley Williams
12th Grade
Lazarrian Boykin ****
Destiny Freemon
ShaDiamond Harris
Josaline Hollinger
Diamond Kidd
Nylah Knight
Rodney Lee
Curteia McCants
Billie Jean McKinley
Terriana McNeil ****
Dekaveon Reynolds
Zaria Smith
Keyaira Wilson ****
NORTHVIEW HIGH SCHOOL
9th Grade
Maggie Lauren Amerson
Haillie Marie Anderson
Naudua Briana-Nicole Carach
Sophia Danielle Cotita
Savannah Corrinn Doremus
Amber Marie Gilman
Shelby Madlyn Godwin
Hailey Nicole Harigel
Hannah Elizabeth Hughes
Rylee Evan Huskey
Maille Viola Kilcrease
Heather Lashea Knowles
Bryce Garrett Korinchak
David Allen Lamb
Abigail Lynn Levins
Meredith McKinley McGhee
Mary Paige Nassar
Abigail Elise Nelson
Libby Shay Pugh
Emily Grace Stabler
Benjamin Tyler Ward
Summer Marie Waters
Autumn Hope Williams
William Lane Wilson
10th Grade
Addison Claire Albritton
William Milton Beach
Cassidy Jordyn Boutwell
Emily Grace Boutwell
Alexia Lee Broadhead
Keaton Adam Brown
Lacie Elizabeth Carter
Karlee’ Nicole Criswell
Jackson Thomas Edwards
Jason Nikijah Fayard
Ashlan Kaile Harigel
Anna Christine King
Ansleigh Marie Maholovich
Abigayil O Mascaro
Kayla Marie McKillon
Charleigh Elaine Parham
Kinzie Brooke Rackard
Savannah Nicole Roley
Marissa Denae Rothrock
Cloe Madison Smith
Savannah Grace Spence
Bailey Anna Van Pelt
Brianna Shay White
11th Grade
Austin Joshua Adams
Lexxi Olivia Baggett
Jacob Wolf Borelli
Marissa Skye Bullington
Logan Wade Chavers
Justin Alan Cruce
Rebecca Nicole Dunn
Dalton Dewayne Hamilton
Kherstin Sinone Johnson
Seth Hammac Killam
Gabrielle Faith Kline
Tanner Brett Levins
Aubree Grace Love
Lance Taylor McLaughlin
Sara Delaney Reynolds
Valen Taylor Shelley
Madison Alyssa Sherouse
Aaliyah Raquel Tucker
12th grade
Anna Belle Barberree ****
Dawson Christopher Brown
Jarrod Latrell Davison
Jason Riley Fischer
Austin Laine Ging
Bria Ashlynn Hardy
Fisher Logan Spence
Hunter Ashton Spence
Madison Skye White
Tara Faith Windham ****
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Tate Alumni Group Presents $500 Donation To The Tate High FFA
May 10, 2018
The Tate High School Alumni Group presented $500 to the Tate High School FFA Wednesday. The group previosly donated $500 to the Tate High Showband of the South for their trip to Hawaii and $500 to the Tate High cheerleaders to travel to competition.
The Tate High Alumni Group meets at 11:30 a.m. on the second Wednesday of each month at King’s Buffet on Nine Mile Road.
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Tate Band Holds ‘Jazz In The Courtyard’
May 9, 2018
The Tate High School Band presented a Courtyard Jazz Concert Thursday evening. The concert was held in the school courtyard, and included a performance of The Incredibles from Jazz I. Courtesy photos for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
Tate’s Adam Norre Wins Florida School Resource Officers’ Scholarship
May 8, 2018
The Florida Association of School Resource Officers (FASRO) awarded Tate High School student Adam Norre with a $1,000 scholarship to college of his choice. Noore plans to attend the University of West Florida Florida and major in pre-med. The schoarship was presented to Norre by Tate SRO Deputy Pamela Whitlock and Principal Rick Shackle. Photo for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
Barrineau Park Historical Society Awards Four Scholarships
May 7, 2018
The Barreineau Park Historical Society presented four deserving this school seniors with college scholarships.
Aliya Kaufman, a senior at West Florida High School, received the $1,000 Stephen Jogan Memorial Scholarship from the Barrineau Park Historical Society. She plans to attend the University of West Florida in the fall and pursue a degree in animal science.
Madelyn Lathan, a West Florida High School senior, received the $500 Louis Crabtree Sr.Scholarship administered by the Barrineau Park Historical Society. She plans to attend Pensacola State College in the fall and major in nursing.
Kylee Jackson, a Tate High School, received a $500 Lynda Minchew Scholarship awarded by the Barrineau Park Historical Society. She plans to attend Troy University in fall and major in business.
Trae Melton, a senior at Tate High School, received a $1,000 academic scholarship from the Barrineau Park Historical Society. He plans to attend University of West Florida and major in sports medicine.
Each submitted an extensive application and an essay on why a historical society is important to a community.
Pictured above: Aliya Kaufman, Madelyn Lathan, Kylee Jackson and Trae Melton. Photo for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
Photos: Sawmill Day Car Show
May 7, 2018
Large crowds attended the annual Sawmill Day Car Show in Century on Saturday.
For previous Sawmill Day coverage and photos, click here.
NorthEscambia.com photos, click to enlarge.
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Naudia Carach Of Bratt Honored At Safe America Foundation Symposium
May 6, 2018
Naudia Carach of Bratt was recently honored at the Safe America Foundation WorldSafe Symposium at the Federal Reserve Bank in Atlanta.
Naudia, a freshman at Northview High School, has worked with the foundation for the past two years as a teen advocate for safety. Her primary focus over this time was raising awareness about the dangers of human trafficking and support for its victims. She partnered with Clayton County (GA) Emergency Services to create a human trafficking flyer that has since made its way across the nation and to Capitol Hill.
Naudia was officially named Safe America Safe Teen Spokesperson in front of many government officials, lobbyist and Safe America supporters, including the Governor and First Lady of Puerto Rico. Throughout the next several months, Naudia will be working alongside the Safe America Foundation to begin and head a SafeTeen Team of youth advocates aged 13-19 from across America.
The teen team will serve as a youth educating youth program and will cover topics such as cyber safety, active shooter, bullying, and distracted driving. If you are a teen or parent who would like more information on the “team” email safeteenteam@gmail.com.
Pictured top Naudia Carach and Ricardo Antonio “Ricky” Rosselló at the Safe America Foundation WorldSafe Symposium at the Federal Reserve Bank in Atlanta. Pictured inset: Naudia with Peurtorican First Lady Beatriz Rossello. Photos for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
Autumn Williams Named Tate FFA Rodeo Queen; Rodeo Continues Tonight
May 5, 2018
The Tate High School FFA Alumni Association has named their 2018 Rodeo Queen — Autumn Williams of the Northview FFA Chapter..
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Cantonment Rotary Club Awards College Scholarships
May 3, 2018
The Cantonment Rotary Club has awarded several scholarships to deserving students at Pensacola State College.
The Ike Terry Music Scholarship was initially named in memory of Cantonment Rotarian James “Ike’ Terry, who was very active in music in Pensacola. Now the scholarships have been broadened in scope to include vocational and professional scholarships in memory of Cantonment Rotarian Ted Ciano who made sizeable donations to the Foundation.
The recipients of this year’s scholarships totaling $7500.00 are:
Ike Terry – Music: Megan Dicamillo – Piano, Brenan Woody – Guitar
Paralegal: Dana Wimmers,Kelley Anne Wheeler
Ted Ciano – Vocational: Jacob Chauvin, Ruby Carter, Hannah Flint
Pictured: Cantonment Rotarian and Foundation Trustee Jack O’Donnell with pianist Megan Dicamillo and guitarist Brenan Woody. Photo for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
Tate FFA Alumni Rodeo Is Friday, Saturday Nights
May 2, 2018
The 27th Annual Tate FFA Alumni Foundation Rodeo will be Friday and Saturday nights at 7:30 at the Escambia County Equestrian Center on Mobile Highway.
Advance tickets are available at Farm and Nursery Mart, Hill Kelly Dodge, Barnes Feed Store Pensacola and Tate High School. Tickets are $8 for adults and $3 for children in advance and $10 and $5 at the gate.
For more information about the Rodeo, call (850) 937-2308.