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EDUCATION
South High leads state in marketing competition
From staff reports
Marketing students/DECA
members horn South Forsyth
High School recently compet¬
ed at the International DECA
Career Development
Conference in Nashville,
Tenn.
These state DECA win¬
ners qualified for participa¬
tion at this event where
16,000 DECA members from
around world gathered to test
their marketing skills.
Students competed in specific
areas of marketing and were
judged by business profes¬
sionals. Many students were
awarded scholarships by cor¬
porate business sponsors.
SFHS led the state of
School notes
Two local students select
...Robert Estill of Cumming
and Michelle Harding of
Suwanee, both of South Forsyth
High School, have been select¬
ed as finalists in the national
search for the cast of die pre¬
miere of Music Theatre
International Ragtime School
Edition to be held at the
Educational theatre
Association’s 75th anniversary
notes
Three students honored
... Caleb Holland, Brooke
Talamo and Alicia F. Strafe] all
of Cumming were honored at
the North Georgia College &
State University spring student
honors banquet. Holland, a fine
aits major, received the C J.
Dismukes Distinguished
Musician Award. Talamo, a fine
arts major, received the Hal B.
Rhodes HI Outstanding Artist
Award. Strafel, a psychology
and sociology major, received
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Georgia in their success.
Students placing in the top
20 percent in their respective
competitive events included:
Lauren Currence
Marketing Management;
Jordan Brown and Dan
McKay — Sports and
Entertainment Team
Marketing; Jordan Cushman
and Greg Horner —
Advertising Campaign; and
Ryan Scott and Michael
Oberender Business
Services Marketing Research.
Two students placed as
finalists: Zach Lux —
Vehicles and Petroleum
Marketing, and Scott
Molyneaux — Technical Sales
Presentation.
International Thespian Festival
in the summer of 2005 in
Lincoln, Neb. Estill and
Harding, who were selected
from hundreds of performers at
the Georgia audition to travel to
the festival conference in
Lincoln, to compete for a role in
the premiere cast
Katie Stocks
... of Cumming, daughter of
Genevieve Stocks, was recently
the Roy E Bottoms Scholarship
Fund - Dean’s Award.
Headier M. Twiggs
... of Cumming, daughter of
Connie K. and Gene J. Twiggs,
recently graduated from the
United States Naval Academy
in Annapolis, Md., and was
commissioned to her current
rank in the U.S. Navy. Ttoiggs
successfully completed four
years of intensive academic,
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awarded a $2,000 scholarship
from the Alliance for
Affordable Services. The
Alliance Scholarship
Program began in 1996 to
ensure that the dependents of
small-business owners and
self-employed have the same
access to scholarship oppor¬
tunities as students whose
parents work for corpora
tions. Since that time, the
program has helped dozens
ing, resulting in a bachelor of
science degree with a major in
English. As a graduate of the
Naval Academy, Twiggs com¬
pleted a four-year, total-immer¬
sion program where a strong,
balanced academic program
focused on the educational
needs of the Navy and Marine
Corps, is superimposed on a
strict, professional military
training environment emphasiz¬
ing the development of leader¬
ship skills. Twiggs is a 2000
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of students achieve their
dream of a college education.
Graduation tests offered
at Otwell Middle
The following Georgia
High School Graduation
Tests will be offered on the
following dates from 1 p.m.
to 3 p.m. at Otwell Middle
School: Writing on July 14,
English/Language Arts on
July 19, Math on July 20,
graduate of North Forsyth High
School.
Three students named to
dean’s list
... Matthew Webster Hollar,
Erin Meade Duncan and Sean
Patrick Mulligan all of Suwanee
have been named to Vanderbilt
University’s dean’s list. Hollar,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Joey W.
Hollar, is an arts and science
major. Duncan, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Eric T. Duncan is an
FORSYTH COUNTY NEWS—WMlnMday, July 7,2004
Science on July 21 and
Social Studies on July 22.
To register contact Dr.
Mike Tinney at (770) 887-
5248.
Local student receives
national honor
... Jonathan S.
Wojciechowski of Cumming
and a student at Forsyth
Central High School has
been selected for member-
arts and science major and
Mulligan, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Bryan P. Mulligan, is an arts
and science major.
Brian Lawrence Mullinax
... of Cumming, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Barry Mullinax, com¬
pleted requirements for a
degree from Vanderbuilt
University. Mullinax received a
bachelor of science degree with
a concentration in psychology
during the May commence-
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Fourteen South Forsyth
High School marketing stu¬
dents recently competed
at the International DECA
Career Development
Conference in Nashville,
Tenn. With 16,000 market¬
ing students from around
the world competing, eight
SFHS students finished in
the top 20 percent and two
students were named as
finalists in the markteing
competitive event category
in which they competed.
Photo/Submitted
ship in the National Society
of High School Scholars. The
society invites only those stu¬
dents who have superior aca¬
demic achievement and are
among the top scholars in the
nation.
Membership is by invita¬
tion only and includes valu¬
able benefits for members
such as scholarships, net¬
working, events andother
unique opportunities.
ment exercises.
Audra Kennedy and
Charles Stanphill
... of Cumming graduated
from Johnson & Wales Univer¬
sity during a May ceremony
held at the Charleston Campus.
Kennedy received an associate
degree in baking and pastry arts
from the College of Culinary
Arts. Stanphill received an
associate degree in culinary arts
from the College of Culinary
Arts.