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Perry High School honors students for their 1998-99 accomplishments By Torey Jolley Home Journal State The 1999 Perry High School Academic Awards Ceremony was held May 17 in the PHS auditorium. The evening was an event to highlight the honors and accomplishments of stu dents throughout the school year. The PHS National Honor Society hosted the event and several presenters were on hand. Entertainment was provided by two One Act Play cast members Megan Boyd and Brett Copeland. Boyd and Copeland performed the song. “Yesterday I Loved You" from Once Upon A Mattress. University of Georgia Certificate of Merit winners were Megan Carly Boyd. Kristie Louise Chester. Magdalyn Latoria Claring ton. Morris Bernard Clar ington. Ryan Dell Emerson, Christian Lianne Heller, Karen Marie Lord, Anthony Bradford Patch, Lynnell Marie Pfleegor, Bernessa Evette Rawls, Susan Faye St. Charles, LaShonda Denise Watts, and Victoria Bernadette Welling. Pre senters for this award were Cathy Fowler and Phil Smith. Boys State Post 24 win ners were John Erwin and John Hutchens, 1999 nom inees; and Jeremiah Kitchens and Jed Stewart, citizenship training. VFW Post 24 in Perry was repre sented by Walter Rembisz. Boys State Post 594 awarded Jamal Brooks. Clifton White represented VFW Post 594 in Warner Robins. Girls State winners were Magan Noel and Mary Reese. This award was pre sented by VFW Post 24 Women's Auxiliary and Ms. Penny Ingram presented. Governors' Honors Par ticipants were LaShonda Denise Watts in Mathemat ics and Feras J. Yasirv in Design. Sharon Hodge pre sented. Hugh O’Brain Youth Foundation Award was pre sented to Ronald Wayne Ragin 111. Hodge presented this award as well and noted to the audience that Ragin was selected last weekend as a Georgia Ambassador to the World Leadership Conference in Philadephia next July. Joan Dorsett presented the Novice Debate Award in honor of her late son. Rad. The award was given to Joshua Samuel Ellis. Hodge again presented awards. This time the cat egory was Houston County Youth Leadership. Winners were Karisa Lashawn Ban ister. Megan Carly Boyd, Virginia Frances Maty Brown, Taryn Nicole Burch, Magdallyn Latoria Claring ton, Ryan Dell Emerson, John Richard Erwin, Chris tian Lianne Heller, Kerri Lane Landry, Karen Marie Lord, Joshua J. Lovell, Prentice Marquez Thomas, Chutney Nicole Walton, Lashonda Denise Watts, Heather Nicole Whiddon, and Ferras J. Yasin. Lynn Asbury presented the Macon College Essay Awards. From 51 entries, two honorable mentions were won by Christian Lianne Heller and Micha Froehlich. Susan St. Charles won SSO and a plaque for third place and Ryan Emerson received SIOO and a plaque for sec ond place. Departmental Awards were given to Dustin Chad Alligood, Shea Almond, Deborah Eve Berg, Adreana Bixby, Grapham Keith Brantley. Emily Cawthon, Kim Davis, Stacy Rene Gray, Amanda Kate Hams ley, Jennifer Brooke Harris, Nicholas Hatcher, Dena Tynesha Jones, Mary Anne c:ruiiiuV.H Ai c i iox a \i,u;kv s%u itii n. >i n i.% ii **.u. tiuv :11 AOKi it oi 11 vukosi ii i i Qualit y All l l < j(n luti it 111 r < < .l.i ssvv.it • ( Ilin.i I ,tmf > Mil tut sAt l wot k,C ollct I ilill' 1 , at n I Mom <l l i )111 I .imllll\ Host lot s (,i \ ,it lot l>< ,il»-i s ~ And ti u i-'i ,sr ( -,jt . ..k . llli riM. t!,i i-, : .<I,», ,in.i) tltii tl S,.itntrlv i<!iyi i y ..MtwiMs .it .(> ft tti ■in N.- NIH 1 : << l,» /K, ts it Nli ,’t,u iJSSS, > W ! ' ' . Home Journal Photo by Torey Jolley AN ANNUAL HONOR - Joan Dorsett presents the Novice Debate Award to Joshua Samuel Ellis. The award is given annually in the memory of Rad Dorsett. the late son of Mrs. Dorsett and her husband, Ralph Dorsett. Millender, Jadis Ming, Don ald Mullis, Lindsey Price. Jade Prickett, Gabrielle C. Smith, Marquita Lashae Weston, Jamie Katherine Wood, Candi Brown, Brett Copeland, Kenny Cox, Christie Lynn Cross, Tiffany Marie Dale, Carmen Georgette Fells, Rebecca Ann George, Catherine Anne Glazer, Brett Glover. Tiffani Louise Harris, Cindy Leigh Jackson, Angela Pope, Ronald Wayne Ragin 111, Sameaka Taquesha Richardson, Shuntina Rogers, Nick Sauls, Vivian Kosa Siu, Wendy Marie Tarpley, Courtney Thrift, Yashika Whitfield, Tommy Willard, Jessica Abshire, Melissa Alcorn, Mischelle Anhalt, Jill Marie Arm strong, Megan Carly Boyd, Kristie Louise Chester. Tirzah Collins, Amanda Davis, Devin Michael Davis, Chris Dunn, Micha Froehlich, Sandra Golden, Michael Hines, Karen Marie Lord, Billy Marshall, Lau ren Elizabeth Mason, Joey . McKellar, Jessie JMoore, Matt Ramey, Hector Riley, Susan Faye St. Charles, Megan Sara Strandburg, Melissa Summerville, David Michael Walenceus, LaShonda Denise Watts, Candice Danielle Barton, Daphne Mitchelle Berdley, Laticia Coney, Judson Ash worth Davis, Jessica Edes, Vicki Lynn Greene, Michael Lawson, Nicole Masey, Brit tani Amber Monroe, Crystal Nace, Matthew Timothy Pihlblad, Mary Ellen Reese, Melissa Ann Santos, Todd Stewart Sayre, Casey Michelle Spinks, Heather Whiddon, and Patrick Young. Presenting the depart mental awards were Kawanya Isom, Tiffany Poole, Mary Gentry, Susan Pierce, Ruth Tarpley, and Scott Daniel. Cathy Fowler presented the awards for a cumulative average of 90 or above as of the fall semester. Ninth grade honors went to Dustin Alligood, Anthony Bailey, Deborah Berg, Rod ney Black Jr., Graham Brantley, Allison Brown, Jonathon Dalton, Joshua Ellis, Nancy Evans, Stacy Gray, Amanda Hamsley, Amy Lou Harris, Nicholas Hatcher, Shelly Hayes, Christine Hill, Jonathan Holland, Dena Jones, Robert Jones, Rachel Kin nas, Jason Layfield, Staisha Leskovar, Randall Loggins Jr., Mary Anne Mil lender, Brandon Padgett, Jeffeiy Parsons, Courtney Phillips, Rebecca Reese. Regina Schantz, Heather Schmutz, Gabrielle Smith, Jennifer Sweat, Astrid Wade, Shandon Walker, Brian Wells, Marquita West on, Justin White, Jamie Wood, and Janetia Wood son. Tenth grade honors were given to Susan Alford, Heather Bellamy, Stephen Boss, Lindsey Brown, Jeana Browning, Lisa Car rier, Bethany Cooper, Christie Cross, Tiffany Dale, Lydia Farmer, Car men Fells, Wade Franklin, Phillip Gentry Jr., Rebecca George, Carolyn Green, Jessica Green, Donna Hansen, Tiffani Harris, Cindy Jackson, Krystal Jones, Zachary Keebaugh, Crystal McGhee. Rashada McGhee, Charlene Melen dez. Megan Musick, Ryan Patch, Vijay Pate. Arti Patel, Ronald Ragin, Angela Ran dall. Shameaka Richard son, William Sandefur, Vivian Siu, Joshua Swartz lander, Wendy Tarpley, Courtney Thrift. Lynda Trayler, and Parkeith Zei gler. Eleventh grade honors went to Jill Armstrong, Megamßoyd. Michael Bren ner, Virginia Brown, Taryn Burch, Kristie Chester, Magdalyn Clarington, Mor ris Clarington, Kevin Daavis, Ryan Emerson, John Greco, Christian Heller, Mandy Hinkle, Billy Kovac, Kerri Landry, Karen Lord, Lauren Mason, Crys tal McGhee, John Millen der, Anthony Patch. Lun nell Pfleegor, Bernessa Rawls, Heather Sokinas, Susan St. Charles, Megan Strandburg, Prentice Thomas, David Walenceus, Chutney Walton, LaShonda Watts, Victoria Welling, Erica Williamson, and Feras Yasin. Senior honors were pre sented to Lance Arrington, Candice Barton, Daphne Berdley, Judson Davis, Tonya Eikel, Vicki Greene, Kenetria Kendrick, Jeremi ah Kitchens, Kristy Langston, Brittani Monroe, Megan Noel, Kristi O’Neal, Susan Oliver, Mary Reese, Miranda Ryberg, Melissa Santos, Todd Sayre, Bran don Spainhour, Casey Spinks, David Talley, Clay ton Talton, Dontarrious Thomas, Marjorie Wise, and Patrick Young. John Wood gave the wel coming speech. Presenta tion of the flags were by the PHS AFJROTC Color Guard Donna Hansen, Josh Lovell, Jimmy Jone, and Curt Fowler, under the supervision of Chief Master Sgt. (retired) Johnny Bar ton. 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