Published Tuesday, July 01, 2008
East Coweta Middle recognizes outstanding students
Honors Day at East Coweta Middle School was held on Thursday, May 15, in three separate programs, one for each grade level.
Dr. Nancy Cook, Principal, welcomed parents and community members and thanked them for being partners in education. A quote from Robert Browning, "Unless a man's reach exceeds his grasp, then what's a heaven for?" set the tone for the Honors Day program as students were commended for setting high goals both in the classroom and on the athletic fields.
The chorus sang "I Believe I Can Fly," and the band played "John Williams Movie Adventures" to honor the many excellent students at East Coweta Middle School. Dr. Cook concluded the program by thanking the teachers for setting these students up for success.
Eighth Grade President's Silver Awards were presented to Kelly Barraza, Aja Benning, Jennifer Bryan, Alex Cato, Rachel Cook, Dalton cook, Jacob Coursey, Abigale Cowdell, Morgan Dill, Wyndhem Ennaemba, Dillon Gallion, Nicole Garcia, Kara Gamer, Andrew Hemphill, Dustin Hillyer, Hayley Hnat, Dylan Hufford, Robert Hurd, Mariana Hurst, Susanne Hurst, Nicholas Huskins, Deneisha Ingram, Deryas Kaufinan, Naomi Landon, Thomas Logan, Alexandria Madrid, Joneh Marhefka, Mitchell Metier, Danielle Menefee, Alexander Nagel, Maggie Newman, Jami Padgett, Haley Parkerson, Patricia Peacock, Brandon Poague, Brittany Riegel, Zachary Robbins, Michael Smith, Lisa Stephens, Marissa Ullom, Megan Ullom, Jason Welles and Amber York.
Eighth Grade President's Gold Awards were presented to DeDe Bohannon, Katie Cassarino, Carl Dann, Justin Howard, Brittany Johnson, Jasmine Pruett, Zachary Tatham, Nicole Vitiello and Abigail Young.
President's Silver Awards for seventh grade were presented to Kendall Aitken, Tara Alien, Quierra Anderson, Jennie Andrews, Sarah Bedrosian, Courtney Bost, Maggie Boykin, Kenneth Brooks, Ashley Bryant, Cody Cordle, Mayra Duran, Lacie Fallin, Zachery Harness, Alexandria Hill, Katherine Jenkins, Nicole Julien, Colten Kovarik, Tina Lin, Anthony Marshall, Troy Martin, Tania Martinez, Taleya Middlebrooks, Dustin Price, Dallas Prince, Kariie Rider, Tiffany Rogers, Andrew Sevriens, Shakia Smith, Dustin Smitherman, Luke Tidwell, Taylor Travis, Kayla Tumer, Christopher Walters, Jessica West, Andrea White and Zachary Zambuto.
Seventh graders receiving the President's Gold Awards were Makayla Aitken, Alison Dees, Victoria Epps, Samantha Fleckenstein, Antonio Foles, Erin Gould, John Hepner, Nicole Julien, Radoslaw Kochanowski, Jamila Labeach, Trey Lackey, Brooke Spratlin and Katelyn Sullivan.
Sixth Grade President's Silver Awards were presented to Ashton Bishop, Niabi Boyer, Stephanie Breaux, Michaela Campbell, Kyle Carter, Marissa Clark, Justin Cooper, Michael Couch, Kelsey Courtright, Courtney Cowdell, Martin Craig, Jessica Drake, Madison Exner, Jeremy Fanner, Collin Farr, Christa Feazell, Keianna Ferrell, Jesse Fincher, Charlotte Fite, Chyna Gaskins, Kirsten Glover, Samantha Gutierrez, Anna Hall, Ashley Henderson, Lindsey Holmes, Taylor Horton, Alicia Knight, Brooke Kus, Nathaniel Marhefka, Christian Martins, Mason McKnight, Sandra Moreno, Tristin Morrill, Randy Orr, Rodney Parkerson, Eric Roberts, Catherine Rosselli, Micah Sewell, Autumn Shade, Brycen Smith, Jonathan Smoot, Michael Sorenson, Andrea Stankosky, Benjamin Stevens, Chance Sword, Austin Torres-Hawk, Landon Tarvin, Michala Waczkowski, Heather Walker and Rachael Williams.
Sixth Grade President's Gold Awards were presented to Bryson Asher, Guillermo Briseno, Candler Caldwell, Chantel Cline, Willie Emory, Aquilla Fanner, Zachary Gabriel, Kelly Grindle, Kiandrea Hall, Courtney Ivey, Courtney McCollum, Mara McGurl, Haleigh Miller, Toborah Otte, Conner Owen, Alyssa Phillips, Madison Pilgrim, Damaris Ramirez, Hannah Rose, April Schmitt, Laura Grace Sears, Katie Sears, Sherry Stephesn, Ashley Turner, Dakotah Veasley and Abigail West.