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North Escambia’s Top Seniors Honored Tuesday Night
April 23, 2008
The academic best of the Class of 2008 was honored Tuesday night at a Pensacola banquet. The Escambia County Senior Academic Awards were presented Tuesday night to the top five students from each school in the county, and the best in several subject areas were also honored.
The top five Northview students honored Tuesday night at New World Landing were: Jessica Elaine Born, Keswanna S. Johnson, Phillip Lee Mayhair,Kristan D. McCants and Nicholas Lee Prather. Also honored from Northview were: Kirsten Renee’ Robinson, English; Anna Maria Baker, foreign language; Colton A. D. Kawamura, math; Jeremy Lyndon Halteman, science; Adam Garrett Wieborg, social studies; and Andrea Leigh Byars, career and technical.
The top five Tate High School students honored Tuesday night were: Cory M. Edgar, Amy Elisabeth Renaud, Holly Michelle Renaud,Mary A. Rougeau,Ryan W. Rougeau, and Lindsey Whitlow. Also honored from Tate were: Caleb Stumpf, English; Jacob S. Tuley, foreign language; Zachary M. Price, math; Angela Bolden, science; Stephen J. Young, social studies; and Thomas C. Summerford, career and technical.
The awards are sponsored by the Kerrigan, Estess, Rankin, McLeod and Thompson law firm in cooperation with the Foundation for Excellence.
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